The Dems' Sinister Plot Revealed (Ep. 2497)

26:19And it was Clarence Thomas. And I realized, like, he had said to me, some, you know, average Secret Service agent, I was no, he had said, have a good evening, and I didn't respond. And he wanted to make sure, like, he knew I recognized that he was concerned about how I was, like, it was just, and he looked, it was just like, I don't know, it was a small thing, but nobody, no one ever said anything to us. Like we were just like the help, you know, that's how people viewed us. No one ever said anything. And he wanted to make sure like he knew, I knew he cared, you know, I don't know. It's just a small thing, but it still to this day, I remember it because he's, that's just the kind of guy he is.

27:02The goat. There's no checking out. There is no checking out. This is your country. It's yours. You watching right now. You hear me or you see me, I'm pointing at you in live time. This is yours. There is no tapping out.

27:22I'm going to show you what happens. I found this clip yesterday. It's along the same lines, but you know I hate racial identity politics. I can't stand it. Nothing offends me more than the idea that you are without agency in your life and some systemic discrimination puppet is controlling everything you do. No, they're not controlling what you do. You live in the freest country on earth. You can do something else. You just choose not to. And when you choose not to and fail, a lot of people want to blame the system, the man. Donald Trump did it. I hate that. And I found this clip of this black preacher talking about how in the black community, voting unanimously for one party is just a tactical nightmare you're just there is no reason even if you hate if you're a black voter watching the show black man or woman i don't care if you if you vote or not it's up to you i have said to you over and over please in the name of all that's holy i am begging you as a conservative republican to please consider us as a party if i don't understand how you could be, you know, for people who claim to be, oh, you conservatives are all racist.

28:34If we're racist, why would we be practically begging people to consider us as an option? We hate you so much. We don't want you around. We're begging you to be in our party. This is the dumbest thing I've ever heard. Donald Trump's a racist. He gets a lot of black votes. Well, he's a really bad freaking racist. This is a great clip. I'm going to take a quick break and I want to show you what I mean. I'm asking minority voters who are interested in freedom and liberty to get away from this like puppet master systemic discrimination bullshit there is a party out there that is there for you that is the conservative movement that is the MAGA movement Clarence Thomas has been preaching this stuff way before I was even alive a little energetic this morning as you can see you know why?

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31:32This is pretty well stated by this clip I saw yesterday. I just want to get out on the show. Check this out. We actually in a place where the only way you can be black and stand with your people is to be a Democrat. Now, if that's where we are, we're the dumbest people on the face of the planet. And we're the only people in America who operate that way. You can be white and be a Republican or Democrat. Hispanic and be a Republican or Democrat. Praise the Lord. Whatever. And be a Republican or Democrat. But if you're black, if you're black, the only way you can be an authentic black person is to be a Democrat.

32:16That's stupid. And you know what it means? It means that explains why we spend half the time or maybe even more out of power. I've said for years, we need to operate politically. and I want to make this clear, in a way where both parties will compete for our vote. When one party knows that they're going to get your vote no matter what, you get nothing from that party. Bishop Patrick Wooden, thank you. Some guy posted Vince Colon Ace. I never heard of him. He said, I saw this on another amazing podcast. I don't know. I never heard of the guy. He just posted in the chat. Is that the real Vince calling it?

33:04Of course you know Vince at 8 a.m., but I hope that's the real Vince. Text me, Vince. Confirmation that that's actually you. Folks, there's no giving up. Hey, man, serious time, okay? This show's always an emotional roller coaster for me. Even when I'm done, I'm, like, mentally exhausted. Dan, it's only an hour, so I'm telling you. Like, this show is an investment in emotion. There's no giving up. I have been, I'm obsessed with it. I'm not a historian. I don't pretend to be okay. I just love American history because there are times I say to myself, Jesus, Father God, thank you so much. Like I am here by, if this is not divine providence, it's not luck.

33:52We should not be here. this prosperous, unbelievably wealthy, strong, militarily strong United States with this great president. We shouldn't. There is no way we should have defeated the British Empire in the revolution. There's no, the math was just, it was like 1 ,000 to 1. There is no way in, what is it, 1620, the pilgrims who came here and landed in Plymouth, there is no way they should have survived. There were, what, about 100 of them? I think half of them made it They shouldn't have even made it They were infected with the flu People were dying, they were starving They had a really rough winter that year They couldn't figure out how to till the soil How the hell did they make it?

34:38It was just luck It's not luck, man How the hell did we beat the British again In 1812 We were saved by like a thunderstorm We survived two world wars A civil war The hippies in Vietnam We have And we're still growing And even more powerful You think this is all luck? And you want to give up Because after A month of war overseas Where we've destroyed The Iranian Mullah theocracy Chanting death to America Trying to kill us with nuclear weapons Who tried to bargain with the straight And got it shoved right up their caboose I can't believe it, I'm out I'm not giving up, man because whether they were the pilgrims, people who fought for civil liberties in the Civil War, my uncle who was shot in the back and got a bronze star with a V device in Vietnam for saving his buddies, my grandfather who fought in World War II, they dealt with a lot more tough shit than we're dealing with.

35:43What are we dealing with? Some guy on Twitter called you an asshole? Like, that's not a thing. Fuck him. Pardon my language. Sorry, I'm trying to get away from that. That's not a thing. You know what a thing is? Sitting there in Valley Forge with George Washington freezing to death eating shoe leather. Like, that's a thing. They handed you down this amazing country. We're alive at the most prosperous time ever. And there's a bunch of people, black pillars and doomers, talking about, I'm not voting. You know what? You're a piece of shit. I'm sorry. You're a disgrace. to your forefathers who fought multiple world wars, trench warfare, mustard gas, had to deal with the potential of the entire world imploding and speaking German after Hitler invaded Poland, and you're giving up because of what?

36:39You don't like a mean tweet? Do me a favor. Just check out and, like, renounce your citizenship and move to, like, Uganda or something, because we don't need you. Your loser infection and your loser mentality is going to infect other people too. Your forefathers were people like this video I'm about to play. I saw this yesterday. Did you guys see this video? You want to be inspired? Why I always tell you, like, I'm not giving up. Folks, if we win or lose the midterms, I'm still not giving up. If we win or lose the presidency in four years and the midterms, I'm still not giving up. Why? Because I'm not giving up.

37:16I'm not giving up. There's no giving up. There's only the fight. That's all you have. You have one life. That is it. When you're done, you're done.

37:32This is a Marine named Mike Egan. If you haven't seen this video, hat tip Colin Rugg. Marine combat veteran Mike Egan, of course, missing his lower limbs. He's racing for 27 hours, traveling more than 110 miles in a wheelchair at the G1M Ultra. Egan was seen getting out of his wheelchair. Keep in mind, ladies and gentlemen, he has no legs if you're listening on Apple or Spotify. I strongly encourage you to watch this. Egan was seen getting out of his wheelchair at one point due to the mud, the wheelchair getting stuck in the mud. The Go One More Ultra is a race which contestants run a four-plus-mile loop every hour on the hour until only one person remains.

38:13Egan placed in the top 28, outlasting 117 people. with no legs. Just watch.

38:30You want to give up? Someone tweeted at me. You are amazing. I'm upset. We lost the congressional race. Donald Trump put a tweet up. It's really mean.

38:47Look at this guy. Guy out, he had no legs. He doesn't have legs. He lost his limbs. He's a Marine combat veteran. And he outlasted 117 people in an endurance race without even his own wheelchair. Yeah, light that chat up with American flags. You're damn right. That American flag means something, folks. It's not a freaking tablecloth, okay? We have one in the background for a reason. It's the idea of the flag that matters. It's not the fabric. I don't care what it's made out of. It can be made out of paper. Kids draw American flags on pieces of paper. It's the idea that matters. That guy, Mike Egan, is the idea.

39:30Clarence Thomas is the idea. Clarence Thomas didn't even have a bed growing up. I heard this morning he slept in a chair. And he always is Supreme Court justice. You want to give up because what? Donald Trump sent out a mean tweet? You want to give up because what? Oil, gas prices were up a dollar While we went and deposed of a nuclear threat in Iran Now they're down$10 per barrel You want to give up? I'm not giving up I'm not giving up on squat And I know you're not either I did give a lot up I gave up my job to go run for office I gave up my job again to go back into government For the first year of the Trump administration I'm not asking anybody for any pats on the back That's just what you do.

40:13People have sacrificed a thousand times more than I have. I live a good life. I'm not struggling out there. I don't deserve any extra praise. I'm just telling you, like, there's no excuse for that shit.

40:26Just go look up what the fighting in Bastogne at the Battle of the Bulge in World War II with these guys went through. And you're giving up because Donald Trump sent out a mean tweet. Ah, bullshit. I ain't doing that. man that chat's on fire today and i'm going to tell you something else it's really starting to exhaust me i mean we've made a joke out of it to you know to kind of use sarcasm as a tactical alinsky like weapon in this show because when you poke fun at these other idiots they have no natural comeback every single time donald trump out foxes one of them in some strategic decision they said he didn't have in his head.

41:08I've been in a room with him. He takes in everybody's opinion, synthesizes it into an output, and a good amount of the time, he makes a very effective leadership decision. Don't tell me what it's... I was there. I wasn't there every day with the guy. I don't want to be dramatic. But you're in the sit room, maybe once a week or so, with him or his team, and you see how they synthesize information. He's not lucky, okay? He's just good. You can say he's lucky. Lucky Trump did it again in the street. What, there's a sound effect now? Look at this. That's for the Apple and Spotify folks. But if this guy's lucky, how is it that so many people are just falling for this?

41:59He's just lucky Donald Trump. Now, we've heard from Podcastistan, right? I didn't make that up. I did not make that up. I know it's fun. I didn't make it. We've seen from Podcastistan that Donald Trump has made some horrendous decisions over the last few months. We have no real evidence of that now that we've seen the situation in Iran, Maduro, inflation coming down to PPI, inflation. We've seen it all working in his direction, correct? tax returns going up your tax refunds more money in people's pockets we've been told he's losing folks everywhere and he's just lucky to be holding on really? Here is our favorite CNN pollster I don't know how this guy's not been fired yet.

42:49Here's Harry Anton at CNN. Yes, CNN, not Fox Here he is on a poll and why do I say this is an important group of people he's pulling. Harry Anton in this clip, this is why I'm putting it after Clarence Thomas. Nothing's by accident. I played Clarence Thomas. Then I played the clip of that pastor, the preacher, excuse me, telling black voters, do not monopolistically vote for one party. Make them go get you. There is no group of people in America that does that better than seniors. None. So the seniors watching my show, one, thank you for your service. Many of you and World War II, very few alive, but Vietnam and elsewhere, Afghanistan, Iraq, thank you all.

43:31Thank you to the seniors who built this country. I hate this mentality now, like, boomers, but I shoved that up your ass. These guys did more. You kidding me? They lived a really tough life for you. My grandparents survived the Depression, fought in World War II. Thank God for them. Seniors vote. They vote all the time, like everywhere. and you know what happens politicians spend an unusual amount of money courting seniors because they vote and you know what when a senior who's a four by four voter and you can tell that you can't tell who people we have a secret ballot so i can't tell if i'm a congressman who you voted for but i know you voted i know your party registration so if a senior john smith calls Congressman Joey Bagadonets.

44:17They looked him up right away. Folks, trust me, this happens. Any staffer will tell you this. Wow, this is a senior who's a registered Republican who's voted in the last four primaries and last four general elections, a four by four? Trust me when I tell you, you're getting instant results from your congressman. Seniors vote. So if seniors who are high propensity voters vote, and Donald Trump is, he sucks, he's doing everything wrong, this is terrible, he's being abandoned, podcastistan said it's true, then how come Donald Trump is performing historically better than any other president at this point amongst the same said group of people, seniors, receipts incoming?

45:01I'll answer your question, Mr. Berman, and that is because President Trump is more than holding his own amongst a very large portion of the electorate, a very reliable voting block, and that is senior citizens. Take a look here, okay? Trump's approval rating age 65 plus. In March of 2025, 46%. Look at where it is now. It's basically the same. Seniors have not moved. He's at 44 % now. And the key nugget here is for all this talk about young people in the electorate, such as myself, or at least I like to include myself in that block, it turns out that older voters, senior citizens vote in far larger numbers.

45:38So Republicans look at this number and they say, hey, you know what? We can actually potentially do some real damage or at least hold our own in the midterms because President Trump is holding his own with this very important voting bloc. It's got to be CNN. They've turned pro-Trump. Harry Hanton's clearly lying because CNN's now the pro-Trump.

46:00The podcast is saying, tell us other ways. Don't laugh. They did, right? They told us it's over. everybody's abandoning Donald Trump except you have no actual data to back that up didn't we put up that poll yesterday from Quinnipiac no pro-Trump polling outlet Trump's approval rating amongst the Republicans 88 % I thought it was down to like 10 I thought that's what you told us put up the Wall Street Journal headline again here's lucky Trump strikes again he's just lucky with the seniors he's just lucky on the PPI numbers the producers There's a price index, inflation coming down there. He's just lucky on the Straits of Hormuz again.

46:39Oh, look, oil prices fall after Iran says the Straits open. The Dow is now up, looking at the Fox screen now, 1 ,000 points. It's not down? No, it's up at the... I thought everything was collapsing. We're closing in again on Dow 50 ,000. Man, this guy's lucky. Josh, he's lucky. Josh just walked out. Josh, how lucky is he? Way too lucky. There it is. Thank you, Justin. Quinnipiac, Republicans only, President Trump approval, 88%. Lucky Trump with sound effects strikes again. I saw our good friend MAGA Kitty on Twitter put that out again. Folks, can we make that a thing? Make sure you put the air quotes on it.

47:19On Twitter, every time a good story breaks, Lucky Trump strikes again. Can we do that? Can we make that a thing? Just to make a fool out of these idiots. This is the luckiest guy I've ever seen. even if that was true, it is not. Again, give me the lucky winner rather than the unlucky loser. Who the hell wants to hang around the unlucky loser? Who is the guy in the Bronx tale? Is it Mush, the guy who's unlucky? Remember they bet on the horse and the race isn't even over and they find out that that guy's his name, Mush? Tell me in the chat. And they're like, go number three or whatever. And he's like, oh shit.

47:57They throw the thing away because they know Mush. This is like the swamp. They're the mush guy from a Bronx tale. Donald Trump is that Deadpool number two mutant lady, and that's her power. It's like he's lucky all the time. Is that mush? Someone in the chat got to help me. We got 55 ,000 people. We've been, it is mush, right? Someone said, who's that? Hold on, I got to give you. E-Shame says we've been mush. Is that it? Okay, good. I need you guys out there. This is the luckiest guy I've ever seen. Here's lucky Trump striking again. short clip here from CNBC. Again, no big pro-Trump outlet, correct?

48:35CNBC. Here's CNBC where Rick Santelli's stunned. They were expecting like a negative number about this manufacturing index. Good, right? United States manufacturing, producing a lot of stuff. Not only is the number not negative, it's really positive. Lucky Trump strikes again. It's like magic, this guy. Check this out. The only Fed business outlook, now that's the manufacturing side of the equation. It comes in at minus. I'm sorry, I'm reading. It comes in at 26.7. No minus there. That's two and a half times what we expected. We're looking for a number around 10. Empire yesterday was quite strong as well.

49:1126.7. Wow. That would be the best level since January of 25, since Jan of 25. Really have to go back. And I know that, Joe, you've been paying very close attention and talking to many of the people on the Hill about what's going on with manufacturing. Many believe, you know, we're not really making an impact. It's a long runway to actually bring an onshore. But what we have noticed is the last jobs report, we've seen a pickup of manufacturing jobs. We've seen Empire Philly. Now, I know in many ways this is anecdotal. But, you know, that's the way many big issues start is anecdotal evidence. So we want to pay close attention to that.

49:50Thank you, Chad. Elite Supergrunt says, and thank you for the character in Deadpool is Domino. I forget. I'm sorry. Donald Trump is Domino. That's Donald Trump. That's his superpower. He's just lucky all the time. It's amazing. It's like a mutation Donald Trump has. And then Donald Trump for you says, wow, the harder I work, the luckier I get. It's kind of like Donald Trump does the same thing. The guy sleeps. He's got some other like sleep mutation. he sleeps like four hours a night i'm not recommending i have to sleep seven or eight or else i fall apart jasmine knows that i come in like i didn't sleep you can tell right away they're not trump guy sleeps four hours a night he's in his office all day takes meetings all day he's in vegas today traveling around the world the guy's in his second term usually by now people are coasting let me tell you a story second term presidents i was the whip in uh t.s the transportation section of the Secret Service.

50:47Second term Bush, I'm not knocking anyone personally. I'm just saying what they usually do is they start engaging in world tours at this point because they want a legacy. This guy's still working. He knows he's termed out. He can just sit there and like do the whole presidential routine. And what is he doing? He's rebuilding the White House, getting inflation under control, rebuilding manufacturing, shutting down the border. Safest America we've ever seen takes out the Iranian mullahs, advancing the Abraham Accords, trying to get peace in eight world wars. He gets Maduro out of Venezuela, takes control basically of our hemisphere through the Venezuelan walls.

51:21This guy, all he's got to do is sit down and like let his people do it. And he's still doing it and everybody's still complaining. He's domino. He's lucky. He's lucky. And then the black pillars and the doomers from Podcastistan, the black pillars and the doomers, when he's not lucky, when he's not domino, he's just a puppet. He's definitely a puppet. Donald Trump, now,

51:53I'm going to tell you, like, the lucky line is dumb enough. Claiming Donald Trump is anybody's puppet, you're a handjob. Like, you are just really stupid. You're like Oddjob from James Bond. You're like Handjob. You're like Oddjob, but you're just dumber. do you have any idea how dumb that sounds? Anyone who's even met Donald Trump for five minutes, no disrespect intended, this cat is the alpha. Even when he comes in for the handshake, he does the, you know the dominant handshake? He comes in from like the sky level to make sure you know like he's a jerk. You don't have, and he pulls you in. And he's a big guy too, like Donald Trump's a big guy.

52:43He like pulls you in and stares you right in the eye, total like alpha male style. And you don't have to like it. I'm just telling you, if you ever meet him, it's true. So it kind of pisses me off a little bit when he's not domino and he's not lucky. This guy's definitely a puppet. Who's been pumping that out there? Again, podcastist Dan. You got Joe Kent, you know, like falsely claiming like he was some kind of big decision maker at NCTC. He was not in the room with President Trump. Folks, I was the deputy director of the FBI. I was in the room with President Trump, I think, twice. Most of the time I was at the White House, I was in there in what they call a DC, like a deputies committee.

53:27And they have a PC, a principals committee. That's how it works. He was not in there for war planning with President Trump. Joe Kent's entitled to his opinion. I thank him for his service to the country. I do. took a lot of bravery. But that doesn't mean that what Joe Kent is telling you is right. A lot of people serve the country honorably. It doesn't give you like a truth pass. He was not in the room for this stuff, meaning he doesn't know. Why is that important? Because Secretary of War Pete Hegseth, who I promise you is in the room for just about everything, given the intersection of national defense.

54:04Pete is in there all the time, Secretary Hegseth. The secretary was asked a question yesterday about Joe Kent and being in the room and Donald Trump a puppet and all this stuff. I think Pete's answer was pretty fantastic. Donald Trump is nobody's puppet. Check this out. Director Joe Kent have attempted to claim that the Trump administration's policy of zero enrichment for the Iranians is not actually President Trump's policy, but was foisted upon him by the Israelis. Looking back, doing a bit of a refresher for myself, I saw that zero enrichment was the Trump State Department's policy in the first admin.

54:50I'm just out for a second, Tom. As someone who, unlike the individual you referenced, is in the presence of the president nearly every day and has been inside every single key meeting that has happened surrounding the idea of Operation Epic Fury, not a single thing has been foisted upon the president of the United States. President Trump makes his own decisions about the interests of this country and defending our interests and then working with allies and partners, in this case, Israel, who's got a lot of will and a lot of capabilities, which we're grateful for, nothing gets foisted on President Trump.

55:23So those people who are not in those meetings who like to say things about that are just flat wrong. They are flat wrong. You want some more proof? Here's an account I like, Osin Defender on X. So Donald Trump's a puppet for Netanyahu. You know how dumb that sounds? You know how stupid you look right now? Here's a tweet that just went out. The Israeli government ministers were outraged by today's announcement of a ceasefire with Lebanon, which was revealed on Shoe Social by President Trump, who gave Israel's consent to the ceasefire before it could be approved by the Israeli security cabinet, according to this news outlet.

56:02I'm not telling you you've got to like the decision. I'm not talking about the decision to make to engage in a ceasefire with Lebanon or not. Forget that for a second. You can argue that all day. I'm talking about the premise that Kent and others. I don't have any personal beef with Joe. I know Joe. He's got a decorated history with the United States in his military service, which is honorable. But that doesn't make him right. If Donald Trump's a puppet of the Israeli, he's a really shitty puppet. He's the only puppet that's ever sent the puppet strings in reverse. You're just making it up. Donald Trump is America first.

56:42If the Israelis or the Pakistanis, or there's a number of parties involved in this, want to align with the America First vision and help us, he will take their help. If they don't, he's going to do it himself. Stop lying.

56:59It really is, folks. It's sickening. It's like, I swear, I've never seen a guy, the Israeli puppet masters, and yet the Israelis seem to be upset when Donald Trump doesn't do what he, you know, they don't want him to do because he's doing what's in the interest of what he perceives to be America, whether you agree with it or not. So then we move on, of course, from here's the evolution of TDS. This infection, this Trump derangement syndrome infection that is very real. Okay, it may not be an actual protein code virus, but I promise you it's real. First, he's lucky. If he's not lucky, he's a puppet.

57:35Then if he's not a puppet, he's just freaking insane and crazy, and we should get him out of office. You doubt me? Here is this lunatic, Jamie Raskin. I want you to hat tip the great Mays Moore on X, M-A-Z-E-M-O-O-R-E. Follow, great follow, fantastic, especially if you're in this space. Best show prep out there. He should charge, Mays Moore. Mays, I'll start a business with you. You're fantastic. Here, this is Jamie Raskin, crazy Democrat congressman. Here's the evolution of TDS. First he's lucky, then he's a puppet, then he's crazy. You can't just say he's good. You can't say, God forbid you say that.

58:11Here's Raskin first in 2018 When Biden's mental fitness came into it That's crazy We can't be arguing about that 25th amendment Biden, who seriously had some serious mental issues going on Donald Trump does not So he doesn't want to talk about that And then when it comes to Donald Trump He completely flips his position With no actual evidence of cognitive deficit That Biden actually had Check this out The president is dangerous and unable to successfully meet the powers and duties of office. We've got serious stuff to deal with, and instead we're caught up every day in what looks like the country debating the mental health of the president.

58:50So it's a very dangerous and unstable situation. What is our institutional responsibility as the U.S. Congress? And we've got that under the 25th Amendment. People see his age as, you know, something that helps explain some of his wisdom and some of his compassion, the kind of compassion you see not just within his family, but outside of it. That compassion for people in his family, which is real and authentic, becomes solidarity for everybody in the country who's struggling as well as for people around the world. I mean, it's taken us, you know, two and a half centuries to get to a president who is imposing this kind of stress on our constitutional system.

59:30But the closest thing we have to deal with a situation like this is Section 4 of the 25th Amendment. Thank you, Vince, for confirming that was you, by the way. Vince texted me. That is the evolution of TDS. If you don't catch the infection early at the Trump is lucky stage, it evolves to the puppet stage, which then evolves to he's crazy. Notice he's never good, ever. Despite mounds of evidence we've put out on the show just in the last few days. Producers price index, jobs reports, inflation numbers, the straits. It doesn't matter. He's just lucky. He's a puppet. He's definitely crazy. Folks, I titled the show today The Dems Sinister Plot.

1:00:21I probably shouldn't. It was my idea. I don't like that title. I don't like clickbait titles, but it is a sinister plot. Maybe that was too harsh of a word. But this is really important. You understand what they're doing right now. I'm going to take a quick break, and I'm going to show you exactly what I mean because if you... This is... So regarding elections and the theft of elections, national, local, all of it, if you don't understand this next five-minute segment about what they're doing, you're going to get your electoral nuts kicked in. You have to understand this. It ties in immigration, demographic destiny, redistricting, all of it.

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1:02:52Folks, the Democrats, we're going to focus on two specific things. First, the House of Representatives, you know, your local congressman, okay? The Senate races are obviously decided statewide. However, those are important too, the Senate races. However, congressional races are decided by congressional districts. The Democrats want open borders because they need people to flood back in the country so they can manipulate the census because people are evacuating blue states. When people leave blue states and move to red states, red states get more members of the House of Representatives because it's based on population.

1:03:28Population grows, you get more congressmen When you get more congressmen You also get more electoral college votes For the presidency The presidency, I'm sorry for Civics 101 But there are some liberals here The presidency is not a national election vote It is a series of state votes The popular vote does not determine Who the president is, okay It is decided by the electoral college You win a state, you get their electoral college votes If a state has 25 five electoral college votes, that means they had 23 congressmen plus their two senators. That's how you get the electoral college votes. Okay, good, get it, got it, good.

1:04:05I know most of you know that. Now, there are a couple things going on right now. We got the Save America Act, which would implement voter ID, which would cut off the cheating. We know about that. We got to push on that hard. But also, I want you to see this tweet by Eric Daughtry. This is why the Democrats are freaking out. And this is why they cannot have the Save Act go through. The Save Act goes through and eliminates cheating. the Democrats are in trouble. If the redistricting in 2030, which is right around the corner, goes the way we think it's going to go every 10 years, there's a census count and there's a redistricting that goes on.

1:04:40They're looking at Eric Daugherty tweet, you know, it's massive. Democrats are staring down a devastating electoral college loss of 14 net seats in the 2030 census. This will severely constrain their ability to win the House and presidency. Florida, Texas, Idaho, Utah are going to gain. California, New York, Illinois, Rhode Island are going to lose. If they don't count illegal aliens in this, which I hope happens, this is why the Democrats are fighting so hard to get illegal aliens into the country and to count them, it's going to be even worse. The Democrats will not be able to win the House of Representatives, and they will not be able to win the presidency by pure math.

1:05:19They do not have enough electoral college votes and members in Republican districts if people start flooding out of blue states and the numbers they are now, and the Democrats don't replace them with illegals. So now you have the redistricting problem. This is for the Democrats. They're going to lose seats and electoral college votes. You also have the problem of the Save America Act, which at some point I hope we get through. I'm with Mike Lee. Dump this filibuster and get it through. That'd stop the cheating, which would make it even worse. Third, if we can get illegals not counted, which they shouldn't be, in the next census, The problem's even worse.

1:05:55There is no scenario by which this works out for the Democrats. Then you have, you know, I'll go a little bit out of order. Put up that OSC tweet. Here's another problem they have. There is a Supreme Court case pending now that is not going very well for the Democrats on the Voting Rights Act that they may lose because they're trying to, the Democrats want to racially gerrymander districts. If they lose that case, which looks likely, but I don't want to get out ahead of myself. Here's the current map. 65 Republican in these districts they're talking about. 65 Republicans, 24 Democrats. If they lose this case, it'll be 77 Republicans and 12 Democrats.

1:06:37That's what the map down in the southeast would look like. The current map and the plausible scenario. If they lose this case. Notice it's all red. They are in a world of trouble. Why do I not give up? Because what are we giving up? We're living in the golden age of politics. And in case you doubt me, this clip is a couple years old, but we keep it evergreen. This is Representative Yvette Clark from, I think, New York. She is talking. She's a Democrat. She's discussing this exact problem the Democrats have, that because people are evacuating blue states and blue districts like hers, once it shrinks below a certain number her congressional seat disappears and it gets added to florida she's like hey man i'll take some of these illegals in my district this is a couple years old but i just want you this is when the democrats say the quiet part out loud why am i not giving up you're a democrat you should be the one giving up there's nothing looking good for you on this front check this out brooklyn new york we have a diaspora that that can absorb a significant number of these migrants.

1:07:46And, you know, when I hear colleagues talk about, you know, the doors of the inn being closed, no room in the inn, I'm saying, you know, I need more people in my district just for redistricting purposes. And those members could clearly fit here. Of course they could fit there. They would save your congressional seat and your electoral college vote for the presidency. Now do you understand why Democrats constantly lobby for open borders? Folks, I promise you, if you put into, I'm not suggesting anyone should do this, if you put into the law, we will let everyone in, everyone in illegally, but they have to vote Republican.

1:08:30The Democrats would be for closing the border tomorrow. It's ridiculous. However, you know it's true. This has nothing to do with anything other than electoral power. They don't care about immigrants. If you're an immigrant, they don't give a damn about you. They don't care. You are nothing but a tool for them. Listen, we've got serious problems ahead. All right? This is time for serious people. You've got the drone issue we're still trying to figure out in warfare. You've got the quantum computing AI developments. You've got, you know, super sophisticated AI-driven malware. You've got flaws in our industrial control systems where foreign actors in a cyber attack could shut down our grid if we don't act and act quickly.

1:09:16You've got space weapons, satellite weapons, hypersonic missiles. We have real problems to deal with. This is no time for clowns and jokers and goons and freaking doomers. The AI threat really worries me. It worries me because we don't understand it. I saw this clip on Konstantin Kisin's show. Who's the guy, Justin? What's his name? Roman Yumpolsky. I want you to pay very close attention to this clip about AI. Here is the problem in analyzing AIs. We don't know how it does what it does and how it's going to evolve if it ever is to develop into a superintelligence or AGI. I told you a story one time about imagining a super intelligence is impossible because you can't imagine it.

1:10:12It's like when I was living in my old house. You know, my dog, Lucy, I'm more intelligent than Lucy. And so the dumbest human being on planet Earth is light years ahead of Lucy, the dog. Lucy go out in the yard every day. One day a bird died in the yard. And I threw the bird out, you know, threw it in the garbage. It was dead. So Lucy, who'd been running around in the yard forever, but she's a dog. She has no advanced reasoning powers. Of course, she runs right to the corner to smell where the dead bird went. I freak out because I don't want that all over her nose, dead bird blood. I'm like, Lucy!

1:10:50And Lucy looks up to me so scared. I love this guy, that big dog named Dan. She probably thinks I'm a big dog. Why is he yelling at me? I've been in this spot a thousand times. She doesn't know. You can't explain to Lucy a bird died. There's probably germs there. I don't want you to get sick. She doesn't know. The problem is us developing some AGI super intelligence. You have no idea what it's going to do. That is just elegantly explained in this clip here. This is what worries me about AI and why we need serious people in charge from this Constantine Kissins show. This guy explains it really well.

1:11:25Check this out. How will AI destroy humanity? That's a great question. And what you're doing is you're asking me how I would destroy humanity. And I have many good ideas. But it's not what a superintelligent system would do. It's capable of coming up with new weapons, new physics, new poisons. An example I frequently use is squirrels versus humans. It's a big cognitive gap. Squirrels have no concept of how we can kill them all. They don't know about guns, they don't know about traps. It's outside of their world model. Likewise they cannot tell you how superintelligence would specifically go about it, but there are many game theoretic reasons for why it's a good idea not to have competing species, not to have humans create another super intelligence.

1:12:08Maybe it just wants to do something with this environment and doesn't care about us. But I guess the question would be in terms of your certainty, why you believe that AI, if it becomes artificial general intelligence, why it would hurt human beings? What would be the way that you think that would happen? So what I kind of started saying, it's not because it hates you. Because it wants to do something else and it doesn't care about you. So maybe it wants to cool down the whole planet to improve how efficient compute is. Just it's more capable of doing computation in a colder environment. So if it freezes the whole planet, we die.

1:12:47Does it care about it? No, it doesn't matter. Maybe it wants to convert this planet into a fuel, fly to another galaxy. I'm giving kind of hypotheticals which are not grounded in anything, but the point is it just doesn't have any built-in concern about your safety, your well-being. Yes, we're asking all the wrong questions about AI. Like, why would it hate us? It doesn't have the capacity to hate or love. It's not a human being with God-given emotions. It only has the power to engage in what it thinks is reason. Folks, we don't have time to be dicking around, man With a clown show I'd rather have the lucky guy in charge Who wins and gets it and takes advice from smart people Given the quantum issue, hypersonic space weapons And all of this stuff Rather than a bunch of dipshits who are unlucky and lose all the time This stuff is happening now It's not 5 years away, it's not 10 years away It is the now, the right now You know, one of the things about this show I always wanted to make a little bit different than others is, folks, the essence of conservatism, and I consider myself a conservative, kind of a conservatarian, but conservative first, is the education component.

1:14:05We've got an election coming up, and the whole idea about conservatism is that we conserve really timeless good ideas. The problem is we've lost the education system. So many people believe so many stupid things because they've been taught it by educators that it's like hard to it's hard to suck them out of the intellectual doldrums. When I was running for office, I think it was my Senate race in Maryland. I remember being out in a school in Western Maryland. The dad was a campaign volunteer and his daughter went to the school and the school was like, hey, you want to come in? And I was like, okay, so I'm in this history class and I'm looking at the back and they have these poster boards up.

1:14:43And on the poster boards is a whole bunch of laudatory, like how FDR saved us from the Great Depression, how the government came in and saved us from the Great Depression. And I couldn't believe it. Like I'm reading this, these are impressionable kids who this is like postered on the back of them, literally. Like they're gonna read this every day and think this is true. Why wouldn't they? The teacher told them. that's not what happened it's like retelling the story of the civil rights movement and making the democrats who were the goats like the bar goats not the greatest of all time the heroes they were the bad guys i'm not blaming democrats now for but that's just a fact tell people the truth the great depression was was exacerbated by government intervention if the government just would have left it alone, we would have been, there wouldn't have been, it would have been the depression or the recession.

1:15:37It's called the Great Depression because the government tried to fix it. Don't let your kids believe otherwise. It is an anchor theory of modern progressivism that FDR was some superhero. Here, check out this minute clip by Thomas Sowell. Thomas Sowell quotes Count on X. Some of this stuff is really great. Check this There's this narrative out there that the reason we had massive unemployment in the 30s was because the market failed, the stock market crashed, and you had all this tremendous unemployment. Now, it so happens that for the 12 months following the stock market crash, we never hit double digits in unemployment.

1:16:18Unemployment peaked at 9 % two months after the stock market crash and started going down. So the unemployment rate was down to 6.3 % when the federal government figured it had to intervene. And that's when the downward movement reversed, and we never saw 6.3 % again for the next decade. So if you follow the actual month-by-month employment numbers, it's just clear as crystal that the disaster came after federal intervention. I just get tired of malevolent bullshit history being shoved down our kids' throats so they believe government is going to come and save you one day, and they're like the benevolent puppet master.

1:17:00Cut the strings, man. Do your own homework. Timeless wisdom from Thomas Sowell. That's at DailySowell on X. Check it out. Some of those are just fantastic. Does facts and data even matter? so um folks we uh paul and i are going through something right that's no big deal uh it's i don't want to be like i'm okay i'm not like dying or anything it's not a health thing but um you know paul and i have been going through a lot and uh we had kind of a rough day yesterday uh really rough day. So if I have to take some time next week, I will have a guest host for you. I'm not sure about that yet. I don't know.

1:17:47I'm still waiting to hear some things. I will put it out on my ex or my true social account if I have to. But I will have a guest host if I have to take a day or two. I don't know. Unfortunately, this was not expected. However, you know, I saw this hug your loved ones, you know, like hug them, like really hug them. Hug them and tell them why you're hugging them, you know, like don't just hug them and tell them why, you know. I'm not writing a parenting book. It's not a 12-step program. I mean, I'm as flawed a human being as anyone else, but I try to give my daughter two hugs every day before I go to bed at night, before she leaves for school.

1:18:30I actually missed her today because they were running late. So what I do, I call my wife in the car and she put her on speaker in the car and I made sure, you know. They need to hear that. It's not so much even for you. It's just for them. They really need to hear that. Hug them. Like really hug them. And make sure they know why. And sometimes I make the mistake, I say to my daughter, you know, love you. That's a mistake. Say, I love you. I, me. Don't abbreviate it. I love you. Unconditionally. I love you. So I saw this piece in the Wall Street Journal. Wall Street Journal? Yeah, no, it's important.

1:19:11It's relevant to this yesterday. I had a guest on my show a long time ago who wrote a book. I have no financial interest in this book, folks, at all. The author is a guy by the name of Hugh Ross, and he wrote a book. He's an astrophysicist. I had him as a guest on my show one time. And the book is called Why the Universe is the Way it Is. And if you don't believe in God, that's certainly your God-given right, ironically, especially in a free country like ours. But I suggest you read the book. What the heck does astrophysics have to do with God? Folks, our universe is so unbelievably elegantly tuned that there is just no way it wasn't designed by an intelligent designer, far more intelligent than, oh, there's the book.

1:20:03I can't recommend this book enough. It's an easy read. You don't have to be a physicist. You'll find out if gravity was off by just a smidge, the whole place would collapse. If gravity was not strong enough, the whole universe would just keep expanding at a rate that would make it uninhabitable. If we weren't in this exact spot, Earth, that is, in the universe, we wouldn't be able to see the entirety of what we're able to see. It's almost like God gave us this spot so we could see the majesty of what he created. Well, the Wall Street Journal had a piece about this yesterday. Apparently, there's a movie coming out.

1:20:42I was unaware of this movie, but I read this in the op-ed section like I do every night. there's some movie coming out called the story of everything and it's about god and creation and they note that the movie turns to the discovery in recent decades of what they call fine-tuning the universe possesses a long list of properties each of which each of which must be just so if gravity were infinitesimally strong or all matter would have collapsed back in on itself but if gravity were infinitesimally weaker stars and galaxies would have never been formed to support life, Earth itself must just lie the right distance from the sun, project just the right magnetic field, project just the right gravity to hold in place an atmosphere of just the right density, and so on and so on.

1:21:35I don't believe in luck. God's not domino. I promise. Read the book. Read the article. It's by Peter Robinson. It's in yesterday's op-ed column. I haven't seen this movie, so I can't vouch for it or not. But I assume it's about the same thing. It's not luck. It's not luck. So again, you know, grab your loved ones. Grab your loved ones. Tell them, I love you. I. Think about them. And just remember this, too. I saw this yesterday, too. that when you, you know, you're down and out and I forget politics for a minute, but just life in general. I'm not your preacher, but I've been through a lot. You know, that cancer thing scared the hell out of me.

1:22:25You don't want to die. And I think that's fairly obvious, but you don't, I mean, you don't think, nobody goes through life thinking like, I don't want to die until you sense like an expiration date. Then all of a sudden you really don't want to die. I mean, who wakes up in the morning? I don't want to die. Nobody thinks like that until you're told like you have a disease that could kill you and then you're like man i really don't want to die the scary thing so i saw this video yesterday it was just not by chance i think someone made sure i saw this video and it was uh this monk talking about how when you think everything is terrible in your life you know and you think you have a thousand problems when your life is flashing before you whether it's a crime a disease you don't have a thousand problems you have one that's staying alive that'll focus you real quick why don't you listen to this check this out you mean any sports like you sport so sport is already good ultimately meaning take care of the body because you know there is a nice saying as long as your body is healthy you have thousands of problems yeah but in the moment your body gets sick you have one problem that's really true yeah that yeah that's true okay so this is that's why i mean first of all before like tackling everything, so how to build up your life and how to whatever do, make sure your body stays healthy.

1:24:11If the body is not healthy, you don't need to worry about anything else. So respect, take care and love your body. Nourish your body, nourish yourself in such a way that you understand it's something right now very, very precious to have. Okay, this is number one. I cannot emphasize that to you enough. That's why I tell you, grab them, tell them you love them. Love yourself. I mean that. I don't mean it in some weird kind of way. Take care of yourself too. Because we all have an expiration date. But when you know it, you get pretty focused pretty fast. Just think about that. I really appreciate it, folks.

1:25:01You all are the, without a doubt, the best audience in this business. You guys have been with me through thick and thin, and there's been a lot of thick and a lot of thin. It's been 10 years, and it's just such an honor to be able to get on this microphone every day and talk to this stadium full of people who choose to be here. Thanks for spreading the word around the show. I'm not going to run any. I just want to, you know, it's time for me to just, wow. So hopefully I will be back with you on Monday. Either way, we will have a guest host if I can't be here. And I will let you know on X. So thanks for tuning in and I'll see you next week.