Host Can't Believe What Hunter Biden Admitted During Insane Interview That's Going Viral Now

23:56And it's awful and evil. And again, all of these people will be replaced by robots. The optimist robot that Tesla is working on is going to be for sale by the end of the year. And although it won't immediately be able to make your bed, probably within a year, it will be and a whole bunch of other things. And then what are you going to do with all of these people? Also, even if you were as great and empathetic as you seem, as you drop all those F-bombs, Hunter, that doesn't make it just to not have a border. So the point of this is that even when Hunter is not the crazy Marxist communist lunatic that the Democrats have become, he's part of the old thing that was just corrupt and wrong about most stuff.

24:41But it's barely better because look at what he is offering. And now a lady who doesn't have a job, Joy Reid, she went on Piers Morgan's show. And again, when they say the quiet part out loud, it's rather extraordinary. She does not care about how many people Obama deported because Trump is mean. Do you know how many people Barack Obama deported in eight years? I'm sure you're going to tell me. Well, what are your guests? I don't know and don't care. You tell me. Well, hang on. You don't know and you don't care. You've just given me... Because it's not the issue. Hang on, hang on. You're trying to make the issue the southern border.

25:18Hang on, Joy. You've just given me a lengthy monologue attacking Donald Trump's aggressive deportation policy. And I've simply said to you there was a Democrat, a black Democrat president of the United States for eight years. I'm simply asking, given that you're obviously all over every detail of the Trump deportation policy, and given you were on the airwaves in America on a daily basis through Obama's tenure, how many people did he deport in eight years? I do not know. You'll tell me, I'm sure. Have a guess. But it's probably more than a million people, I'm quite certain. Have a guess. Because I think each, two million.

25:58It was three million. OK. And your point being what? My point being, are you as shocked by that as you are claiming to be by Trump? It is not deportations. Many of them were... It's not deportations. It's that he's mean when he's doing the deportations. By the way, we haven't even deported 3 million people yet, so Obama did more. But look, it's just a perfect illustration of why the woman doesn't have a job in the first place. And it has nothing to do with race, right? It has everything to do with the fact that she did not know what she was talking about. And she was an activist more than a journalist.

26:31if you cared, if you cared about illegals, then you would care about those numbers. She said, what did she say? I don't know, I don't care, I think she said. I think she literally said, I don't care. And it's like, well, then you're just showing us what you are. You are an activist for the Democrat Party. And when your people are in charge, all hell is allowed to break loose and you just will look the other way. And when it's the guy that you don't like, then you're gonna freak out as if it's the worst thing ever, even if it's not quite as bad as when it happened under your guy. Speaking of terrible Democrats, there is a city in the America country that I used to live in called Los Angeles.

27:06I don't know what I was going for there. There's a city, it's called Los Angeles. I used to live there. It's a real shithole now. And the mayor is Karen Bass. And Karen Bass is not a very bright woman. She's not a very competent woman. I believe she was in Uganda when the fires broke out, even though they told her to stay home and not go to Uganda. Her new thing is that she is trying to pretend that she is the protector of Los Angeles that says Donald Trump sends in the troops. Now, of course, Donald Trump is sending in federal officers and ICE officers to clean up the mess that she created by making the place a sanctuary city.

27:37And they are going around and they are arresting illegals who, because the word legal is in it and ill means not, they're getting them out of the country. She's very upset that these people are wearing masks, not the people who are burning down the streets, the people who are actually cleaning up the streets. They shouldn't wear masks. Los Angeles is a city of immigrants. 3.8 million people and about 50 % of our population is Latino. And so when the raid started, fear spread. The masked men in unmarked cars, no license plate, no real uniforms, jumping out of cars with rifles and snatching people off the street, leading a lot of people to think maybe kidnappings were taking place.

28:21How do you have mask men who then say, well, we are federal officials with no identification? Well, you know what the administration will say to that. They'll say they're in danger, that there have been threats, that there has been doxing, and that that's the reason they have the masks on. OK, again, I want to really give the devil his due here. And we're looking into it. But first off, where are all the videos of masked, unmarked cars with people with no identification grabbing citizens? I haven't seen one video of that, have you? And if you have, please send it to us and we will air it. But because I want to give the devil his due, if there are unmarked cars with unmarked people who are masked, meaning they have no identification, it doesn't say ICE, there's no number here, there's no nothing.

29:09and they're literally just grabbing people, legal or illegal, up the street, that actually, I will say, is a problem. Because if you were walking down the street and a car just showed up with masked people in it and went to grab you, if you had a gun, let's say you were a legal citizen of the United States and you had a gun, you'd probably shoot at those people. So there is perhaps something to talk about if at any level she is being honest here. We just don't have enough evidence of it. But this thing about, okay, we have 3.8 million people in LA and half of them are Latino. Okay, are you implying that all Latinos are illegal?

29:46They're not. I live in freaking Miami. I hear more Spanish than English on a daily basis, okay? And all of my friends who are of various Latino nationalities originally, they are pro-Trump and they're pro-borders because they came here the right way. And we even know that now in Texas border towns that are largely Latino, they're veering the most Republican because they don't want to be overrun. So it's just absurd. But again, we'll try to, if you have, if anyone watching this, if anyone across the internet is watching this and you have video evidence of an unmarked car with an unmarked man in a mask, grabbing somebody with no identification or anything else, then that's something to talk about, whether they're grabbing an illegal or illegal person.

30:36We just have not seen that. But I'm trying to be as judicious as possible here. Here she is talking about how she's not worried that if the ICE agents were docs, that anything would happen to him. He says that his agents, some of them fear that their families will be retaliated against. And that's why they are covering their faces, that they do wear markings for the agencies that they work with? How do you respond? Well, first of all, let me just tell you that the masked men are not from Los Angeles. And so how their families could be retaliated against, and then what is that to say to local law enforcement, the Los Angeles Police Department, none of whom are ever masked, who always identify themselves and even hand someone a business card.

31:24So that makes absolutely no sense at all. And I don't know, but I have a hard time believing that the woman selling pineapples on the corner is going to attack an ICE agent. Lady, that's not the point. Again, we're checking right now. We're trying to find out a little bit more information on this, whether there is, you can put it up on the prompter in a second, whether there is any identification on these people. What the interviewer said right there is that ICE agents are saying there is some sort of number. There is some sort of identifier. But then of course she whittles it down to the lady selling pineapples.

31:56It's not whether the person who goes up to the lady selling pineapples is wearing a mask or not wearing a mask. It's whether that lady is illegal. That's the real issue here, right? But you don't want to address the real issue. What you want to do is make it seem that the federal government, which by the way, gave you months. Trump warned you dingbats for months. If you don't do something about this, we are going to do something about it. You did not heed the warning and now he's in there doing that. Do we have, do we have, All right, we're gonna get a little bit more info. Joey, Joseph's working on that right now.

32:28And if you wanna see this dismissive attitude towards they shouldn't wear masks and they shouldn't be afraid of doxing and everything else as if it's the safest freaking job. And you know what? It is not. This is video. We had to actually cut out the first portion because I'm sure it would have been taken down on YouTube. This is a border agent who was shot in the face by an illegal alien during an apparent robbery attempt in New York City within the last couple of days. So what you're gonna see, he's already been shot. Then you're gonna see the illegal and his friend, so we assume they're both illegal, going to rob him once he's been shot.

33:02And then you're gonna see a bleep for a second because he then gets shot again. This just happened in New York City last couple days.

33:19We have run such a best day, right?

33:31This is the type of thing, why don't we know his name, whether he's dead or not? This is a guy doing his job, doing his job to protect you. But we're not going to know his name and the illegal will likely get away. Here, we're getting some info as per the identifier situation. U.S. Immigration and Customs ICE officers are not required to wear a standard uniform, which can make identification challenging. However, they typically carry official government-issued badges that identify them as part of ICE. Okay, so that makes sense. They don't have to wear a uniform because they have to operate often in places where they need a level of anonymity so that they can figure out what's going on.

34:08Now, as far as the badge, so if someone, this is an interesting thing. This is where if we had a decent media, they'd be discussing this. You wanna frame this right, anyone in mainstream media. So you can, everyone I think can understand. okay, if you're gonna send people in to get illegal, so they're going to sweatshops or they're going to a meatpacking factory or whatever it might be, if they all show up wearing uniforms, then it's gonna be, you're giving away too much, right? People are just gonna run immediately and everything else. So instead you send people in in plain clothes, which is mostly what they do.

34:40But as I just said, if you were walking down the street and a car just stopped and it had no identifiable marker on it and the guy that jumped out just had a mask and no identifiable marker, you might think you were being kidnapped. or they were coming for your kid. And if you had a gun, you could see why that would be out of control. So if you are in mainstream media, how about discuss that? How about without the hysteria and without making it seem like these people are all evil and awful and doing terrible things and taking legals off the street and everything else? How about discuss that? What is really the best way to do this?

35:10You can absolutely make the argument that they should be unmarked and not in uniforms, but then what is it that they have to do? There obviously is an SOP. There's a standard operating procedure. Is it that before they approach you, they have to show you that they're with ICE or they allowed to get you first and then immediately show them something? I don't know the details of all that, but that's what if we had an actual media, that's what they would be doing. Anyway, here's a bit more on the rap sheet of the illegal alien who just shot the guy in the video we just showed you. Miguel Francisco Moro Nunez is and has a rap sheet that is a mile long.

35:46He was arrested. He was charged with grand larceny and also assault. The state of Massachusetts has an active warrant out for him for armed robbery with a firearm. He also has many other charges against him, such as kidnapping and witness intimidation. There's absolutely zero reason that someone who is scum of the earth like this should be running loose on the streets of New York City. He was arrested four different times in New York City, and because of the mayor's policies and sanctuary city policies, was released back to do harm to people and to individuals living in this city. Make no mistake, this officer is in the hospital today fighting for his life because of the policies of the mayor of the city and the city council and the people that were in charge of keeping the public safe.

36:34They refused to do so, and now we have the situation on our hand where someone who has dedicated their lives to protecting the public is now fighting for his own. Okay, so there's so much here because not only was this guy illegal, he was arrested four times. And then as Noam points out, he was released repeatedly. And it's interesting, she's laying the blame on the mayor of New York City. And you know who the mayor of New York City is? That's Eric Adams. Eric Adams, the guy who's now fighting for his political life, no longer as a Democrat, because they've completely lost their minds and he's an independent fighting for his political life against the openly communist Marxist Zorhan Mondami.

37:13We'll have more on him in just a second. But think about the crazy position that people of New York City have been put in. They become a sanctuary city under this ridiculous, but well, it wasn't even Eric Adams. It was the, what was his name? Bill de Blasio before him, right? Who really opened it up and he was a true lunatic and all of the COVID, eat fries and we'll give you, get a COVID shot and we'll give you French fries. He goes, ugh. Okay, so the place goes crazy, but the point is that right now you have a border agent who was shot in a park in New York City by an illegal who's been arrested four times, and it's the fault of the guy, Eric Adams, who people are like, oh my God, if he doesn't become mayor again, New York City's gonna fall apart.

37:50Like what an absolutely awful bargain the people of New York City have been stuck with. Here's Timu Obama on this whole situation. The Republicans made a big deal about how the Biden administration handled the border last year. That was a major issue in the election. But then we have this officer from the CBP who was shot in Manhattan last night and Republicans saying, see, this is, you know, part of the policy. People got in the country illegally. They shouldn't be here. What's your response to that when something that tragic happens in your home city? It's my hope that the victims of this criminal act are able to fully and completely recover and those responsible for the criminal act should be held accountable and prosecuted to the full extent of the law.

38:38At the end of the day, we have to make sure in this country that we secure the border, fix our broken immigration system in a bipartisan and comprehensive way, while at the same time standing up for dreamers, farm workers, and law-abiding immigrant families. What a worthless nothing he is. Timu Obama isn't enough of a descriptor for him. What's worse than, is there a Timu version of Timu? Like, what would be the most Chinese drop ship? You're getting the crappiest thing ever. We put a little COVID on it before we mail it out to you. That's what he really is. shows no emotion whatsoever that a border patrol agent was just shot and might not live.

39:25No emotion whatsoever. Then he goes into victims of this criminal act. It was one victim. He doesn't even understand that. The victims of this criminal act. And then of course we need a border, except it's you guys that opened up the border. It's you guys that allowed it to be a sanctuary city. This is on you, buddy. If there is a Timu of Timus, that is what you are. Here's a short one. Well, it's a short man and a short video, go. Do you condemn the attacks on ICE agents? What attacks on ICE agents? That's Jerry Nadler. He has no idea there have been attacks on ICE agents. There's obviously been multiple attacks on ICE agents.

40:00I did enjoy him as Oswald Cobblepot in Batman Returns, which was a pretty good movie with Michael Keaton. And then, of course, he was ultimately replaced by George Clooney. The series went to shit. Here's another Democrat lunatic. Of course, this is the man who farted on MSNBC with Chris Matthews, Eric Swalwell. and here he is accusing ICE agents of terrorizing women. Don't wear masks in our community. You're terrorizing women. Real men don't terrorize women. Real men also don't fuck Chinese spies, but you did. Her name's Fang Fang. Check it out, people. Also, do you have a problem with people wearing masks, Connor?

40:35Do we have a, maybe a, yeah, that's not Mad Max Fury Road. That's just LA. That is a man who looks like he'd kill you and everyone you know. and that's not the American flag, and he's masked. Oh, and he's standing on an electric car and something has exploded behind him. Eric Swalwell has jack shit to say about that. Here's the reverse Eric Swalwell, Tom Homan, who will play Tom Homan in the movie about Tom Homan, called The Tom Homan Story, regarding violent crime against our CBP officers. I've been doing this since 1984. I've never seen a situation where I see it today. New York City, how many times do you want to see NYPD attacked by illegal alien criminals in this city?

41:17Now a federal officer. How many citizens in this city have been attacked by illegal aliens in this city? You see the polls. Everybody agrees we should be arresting public safety threat illegal aliens, but you've got a city council here that locked us out of Rikers Island. Are you kidding me? So an illegal alien in Rikers Island we can't talk to, we don't have access to. That makes the city unsafe. Every sanctuary city is unsafe. I'll say it again. Sanctuary cities are sanctuaries for criminals. And I'm going to work very hard with Secretary Noem to keep President Trump's promise and his commitment several weeks ago that sanctuary cities are now our priority.

41:58We're going to flood the zone. You don't want to let us in the jail to arrest a bad guy in the safety and security of a jail. You want to release him into the street, which makes it unsafe for the community, makes it unsafe for the officer. makes it unsafe for the alien. Can anything happen on the street arrest? So what we're going to do, we'll have more agents in New York City to look for that bad guy. So Sanctuary City's got exactly what they don't want, more agents in the community and more agents in the worksite. All right, so first off, remember where we started the show today where I was talking about the seriousness and the somberness of Tulsi Gabbard as she's laying out the wrong way that the previous administration dealt with things?

42:35Well, that's exactly what he's doing right there. And it's like, there's every reason to believe that they will flood the zone. They will get more people out there and they will clean it up. Now, interestingly, let me offer Eric Adams, if you're watching the show today, let me offer you a little political advice. And, you know, I'm pretty good about the ideas. Sometimes I get my political predictions wrong, but let me offer you something. What you could do right now is try to be a leader. It is your fault that this place largely became a sanctuary city. As I said, Bill de Blasio started it before you, but you allowed it to happen.

43:03You were horrible under COVID post de Blasio. Like you've been pretty terrible. You allowed the hotels to be taken over. You allowed the streets to be taken over, the drugs everywhere. Okay, you were pretty terrible. And that has led now to the rise of this Mamdani guy and you not even being a Democrat anymore. You have an interesting opportunity right now. I don't think that the average person in New York City wants border officers, regardless of your political position or your party, to be shot just like that. I don't think the average person wants four-time people who've been arrested who are illegal to be put back out on the streets and everything else.

43:36So why don't you give a speech today? You can put on your best suit. We know you have all those good fitting suits, right? And you can get up there and say, New York City, here's my mea culpa. I really screwed up. I really, really screwed up. I really thought that sanctuary cities were the right idea. I didn't want federal government overage. You can make up a story, make up a story. But now things have changed. And now we are on the precipice of losing the city for a generation to a completely psychotic communist Marxist madman. You might want to say that. Now, I know you're afraid to say it because you think if you cozy up too much to law and order and the Trump administration that you'll lose too many people in New York City.

44:16And that might be true. That might be true. New York City might be so far gone. There might be so many brain-broken leftists there and genderqueer furries for Palestine and everything else that it just, that telling the truth and standing up for law and order and being a sane person doesn't work. But it might. So maybe you want to try that because otherwise, Zorhan Mamdami is going to be the jihadist mayor of New York City. We will have more on him in just a second, but first, Lean. Have you heard of Karaluma? It's an edible cactus from India known for its appetite suppressant effects, and it's one of the key ingredients in a powerful supplement called Lean.

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45:26Here's Caroline Levitt. that she is the White House spokesperson and here she is going after Mondami for not commenting on what we've been talking about for the last 20 minutes or so. Well, the president reserves the right to weigh into the race if he chooses. He has weighed in with respect to saying that New Yorkers absolutely cannot afford to elect this communist who is running. And you mentioned he hasn't spoken out about a border protection officer being shot in the face in the city. Of course he hasn't because he stands for open borders. He stands for allowing illegal alien criminals and criminals of all kinds to run free.

46:00He's talked about doing away with prisons. He's talked about and supported the movement to defund our police and the brave men and women in New York City and in every city across this country who put their uniform on every day to protect their fellow Americans and have a right to go home to their families every single night, just like any other law abiding citizen in this country. That individual certainly would be a disaster for New York. But I think it's quite telling, Martha, that he was here in Washington, D.C. just last week meeting with some of the Democrat Party's top elected officials, many of whom have endorsed him.

46:35The Democrat Party is fully embracing communism. Yeah, she's right. Again, do you realize how insane this situation is? The guy who's basically the only savior for New York City now is Eric Adams, the very guy who put in the policies that we are now seeing the results of. And he's the savior because the other guy, Mamdani, is a true lunatic. But don't take my word for it. Take his word for it. This is from 2020, talking about, Mamdani talking about the abolition of jails and the abolition of our, of course, racist criminal justice system. Just zoom out and talk about what my thoughts on prisons are in general.

47:16And I think that if you look at the way that prisons are set up in our society, I would argue that they do not work. They do not make us safer. People do not come out of prison.

47:30The issues that lead people to go into prison are not resolved by the institution. And then when they return from it, it is not something that is in the past. Sometimes, oftentimes, prison actually exacerbates those issues. If we have an understanding that our criminal justice system is racist, which is a But quite a general understanding now, it seems to be shared by many, many people. And how can we simultaneously be investing in it as the way we both judge and determine the futures of so many people in our state? First off, our criminal justice system is not racist. In front of every courthouse in America is Lady Justice, and she is blindfolded.

48:08That does not mean that there aren't individual racist people. And that also doesn't mean that different communities behave in different ways, leading to different outcomes and a series of other things. But this is what the left does. They flippantly just say something is racist. The system is racist. Systemic racism. Thus, what will we do? We will burn down the system. Now, I'm trying today. I'm really trying, guys. So I'll give the devil his due again. The first part of what he said might at least be partly correct, which is that do we actually reform people in jail? I don't know. I'd like to see more numbers on that.

48:46But if someone goes into jail and is in jail for five years, do we deal with the root causes in jail of why he was a criminal? Why did you rape that woman? Why did you murder that family? Why did you sell drugs to those children? Do we redo a lot of that in jail? Probably not. So there might be something there. But his point is we have a racist system and we must burn it down. He wants to, he wants the same person who is saying that also wants when there is mass crime in a city or a domestic dispute or something else, he wants to send in social workers. It is highly dangerous. And we've been through this script before.

49:25Remember defund the police? That's what his co-jihadist Ilhan Omar did in Minnesota. And then what happened? All hell broke loose. They had their summer of love. And then she started demanding for more policing. That's exactly what happened there. But this guy is a radical of radicals. He is pulling right out of Karl Marx's playbook. Here he is calling for the abolition of private property. My platform is that every single person should have housing. And I think faced with these two options, the system has hundreds of thousands of people unhoused, right? For what? And if there was any system that could guarantee each person housing, whether you call it the abolition of private property or you call it, you know, just a statewide housing guarantee.

50:12It is preferable to what is going on right now. And I think that people try and play like gotcha games about these kinds of things. And it's like, look, I care more about whether somebody has a home. The abolition of private property is preferable to what we have right now. Might I recommend that you guys watch Gangs of New York? It is a great movie, Leonardo DiCaprio, and who's the main bad guy? He's a wonderful actor, but nobody knows his name because he's not a political person. He's just a good actor, that great actor. He's the main guy in Daniel Day-Lewis. He's an incredible, incredible actor.

50:50And I would recommend that you watch the end of the movie. Maybe we'll even play a clip of it on the show tomorrow if it's not a copyright issue, where the people that are frustrated, the poorer people downtown, then they've got their legitimate grievances. They finally decide to go uptown. And guess what? but it doesn't end well as they're busting into those townhomes and murdering people and throwing them out the windows and everything else. But that's what's going to happen to you guys on the Upper East Side. Do you get it? That's what's going to happen to you when you live on Central Park West and he gins up enough hate for the poorer people.

51:18Why do they have, they have their own brownstones. They have a penthouse. They have a parking garage. Why do they have that? We should have it. So we're going to abolish it. So the problem is here, and this is actually, this connects to the Hunter Biden thing. The Hunter Biden thing was here you have this last vestige of something sane. And I know it's hard to believe that because he's a crackhead, but he's trying to say something somewhat true about the Democrats and the machine and the media and everything else. And then you have the same thing happening in New York City. You have the guy, Eric Adams, who was wrong about almost everything and has been absolutely terrible and is a pandering idiot and did that commercial where he wanted you to check in your children's teddy bear, whether they were hiding crack.

51:59Why are these people all obsessed with crack? That does make you think something. All of that, but he's the last thing to stop the abolition of private property in New York City. And you might be going, David, David, if you call me David, you might be going, David, this is a bit much, this is a bit much. You're being a little hysterical today. He's just one man. This doesn't represent the entire party, except it does. Here are representatives Pramila Jayapal. She's a real looker. Mark Takano and David Axelrod, the guy who the crackhead was going after before. Here they are defending and supporting Mom Dami after meeting with him.

52:33He's bringing the party together at this point. Look, he's bringing anybody who can see the reality of the success of his candidacy and his campaign together. Anybody that's staying out at this point instead of endorsing this incredible dynamic leader is missing an opportunity. The overall impression on me was this guy is not a communist. He's not a socialist. He's an advocate for a small C capitalism. How did Democrats deal with Mamdani, who is the Democratic nominee to become the next mayor of New York City? I think thoughtfully because he stirred a lot of excitement, especially among young people in the city of New York.

53:13And he did it by focusing on an issue that I think is national in scope, which is affordability. It's particularly true for young people. If you're going to be a big tent party, then you've got to be a big tent party. and he's from New York City and he's reflecting what he thinks are the best positions for New York City. Voters in New York will decide that. All right. First off, I've said it before, but Jayapal just freaks me out. Like if I saw that woman in like with just like the lighting being like a little bit dim, like I would freak out and never be able to sleep again. That's one thing. Now, first, let's just address the the Mondami, this idea that there's this Mondami effect, that this guy is so successful and everything else.

53:50He did win the Democrat primary, but it was with 9 % of the total electorate, meaning Democrats can only vote. It's a closed primary. There are some primaries that are open, so Republicans can vote in it. Democrats have a closed primary, so only Democrats vote in it, okay? So he got 9 % of the total electorate. So the idea that he's somehow a guaranteed win is, I would say, not quite true. who, but again, I'm not overstating the fact that New York City is pretty screwed and they have a lot of broken brain people and he probably will win because the best defense against him again is Eric Adams, who ushered in a lot of this nonsense.

54:30But you can see what's happening with the, I've never heard of small C capitalism. I've heard of small C conservatism. But you can see what's happening with all of these people. He's got the energy now, right? He smiles, he's got the soft lens, he plays the lo-fi music, and he's got the energy. And since they stand for nothing, well, energy will be a substitute for principles. That's how it's going to work with these guys. David Axelrod, by the way, is worth$18 million. So David Axelrod, although you do live in Chicago, and thankfully you haven't been shot yet, you may want to watch out because your mayor over there, Brandon Johnson, he's a lunatic too.

55:05And he will usher in someone more Mondami-like than even him. And they will come for you and they will likely kill you and your family and take your house. And you'll probably regret it then, although the Ozempic is working. Here is Scott Galloway. We've had him on the show before, NYU professor of business, talking about the honest part of this. The honest part of it is that there is a cost of living issue. Now, the cost of living issue, I would say, is largely because of bad Democrat policies, perhaps something like the Inflation Reduction Act, which just printed money and actually increased inflation.

55:38Donald Trump's trying to reverse all that and get the economy going. but young people do have the general sense that it is harder to get ahead. We also have extremely high interest rates right now. So it's very hard to get a loan, right? In the old days, you could put down 20 % and get a loan at say 2.5%, something like that. And as I always talk about, then it's kind of fun to pay your mortgage because it's like, oh, I'm paying myself to live. That's pretty great. Now interest rates are closer to six, 7 % and often they want 25 or 30 % down. So it is harder. That's the legit part. The question is, is communism the answer?

56:12Anyway, here's Scott Gallagher. For the first time in our nation's history, a 30-year-old man or woman isn't doing as well as his or her parents were at 30. That is the social compact breaking down. People aged 30 to 34, 60 percent of them in 1990 had one child. Now it's 27 percent. People are opting out of America. They're not optimistic about it. They're not having kids. Young people aren't having sex. They're not meeting. They're not mating. The pool of emotionally and economically viable men shrinks every day, which lessens household formation. So we have a real issue. Young people are enraged.

56:46So it turns every cut, every movement into an opportunistic infection because, quite frankly, they are just pissed off. Housing prices have gone from$290 to$420 in the last four years. So a young person, a house, stocks that I don't own skyrocket in value. Let's have COVID relief and flush the markets and take assets way up because if a million people dying would be bad, would be tragic if I got less wealthy. And we're doing it on their credit card. Young people have every reason to be enraged and every issue they see. They look up, they get angry, and they see someone doing better than them. And then every day it is speedballed in their face that they are failing, that they are not doing as well as everyone around them.

57:28We have lost the script. Our kids are more anxious and more depressed and more obese and more addicted. And we have made a purposeful decision to let this happen by ensuring the people around this table stay wealthy at the cost of young people. All right. I'm offering all of the people who I'm against advice today. Not only am I going to do it for Eric Adams, but, you know, Scott Galloway, who I really like, by the way, and I've had on the show. And he's a good man. You know, he's a Democrat, actually. But he does lay out things that make sense. Now, he voted for Kamala. So to me, his conclusion of all of this is wrong, right?

58:01So it would sort of be like a Bill Maher version of it. You get most of the issues right, but then you get to the wrong conclusion, is what it is. But what I would say to the Democrats is maybe you, and I know they're not gonna do it, but you might wanna listen to someone like him. He's addressing the same, he's acknowledging that whatever's going on with young people, he laid out the depression, they're not having kids, they're literally not having sex, they're not getting out, all of the things. And it's post-COVID and all of the stuff. and then they see the economic conditions. And also it's also partly, in some way it's like get over it, wow, wow.

58:32Like the world is not that easy. Like it's freaking tough. And for as depressed as you might be at 19 and think that the world sucks right now, it's still a hell of a lot better for you than it was for your grandparents at 19, almost without exception. That's just the reality. But it's hard to explain that to young people, right? Like they just think everything's about them at all times. That's part of being young. I would recommend if you were a Democrat, You might wanna listen to a guy like this a little bit more because his conclusion is that we don't want to go to communism. He's not saying all that and then saying, okay, vote for the communists.

59:05I love the phrase, I'm gonna use it. He said that it's an opportunistic infection. That's the right idea. So what the Democrats are doing, the reason you see them all diving in on Mondami right now is they see an opportunist infection. There's an infection, there's something wrong, regardless of how it got wrong or whatever else. But then the opportunists jump in. So if you would have said to David Axelrod, who is an Obama guy, but largely just like a nothing Democrat moderate 20 years ago, if you would have said to him, boy, will you be supporting a communist who wants to abolish private property and get rid of the prisons 20 years from now?

59:38He would have said, you're a freaking lunatic. But it's an opportunistic infection. He sees which way the winds are blowing. And because they don't stand for anything, they will just stand for the energy. That's where we're at. And now what's going to happen, and I predicted this months ago, is that if the Mamdami thing happens and it starts looking like it has energy, you're gonna see it start popping up in other places. And Minneapolis, congratulations, you've got your Mamdami. His name is Omar Fattah. Here's an image from Charlie Kirk. Omar Fattah, this is a couple of days, winning Minneapolis mayor.

1:00:13And that looks like the America that I know. America or Fallujah, who knows? And wait, wait a minute. Wait a minute. Can we zoom? Look at that in many, is that St. Olaf native? Rose Nyland? Have I killed that joke already? It works for me. It works for a sliver of people, not the people in this room and maybe not for you, but she was from Minnesota and she doesn't deserve this shit. Of course, she ended up moving to Miami. Anyway, a little bit more on his socialist Omar Fatez win from Alpha News. Socialist Omar Fatez wins the Democratic endorsement over incumbent mayor Jacob Fry. Now the hilarious part of all of this, look at this picture.

1:00:56This is Jacob Fry at the height of COVID and there he is with a mask on crying. He's crying over the casket of George Floyd. So this spineless, pathetic douchebag was on his knees crying over that during our summer of love. We also played a video of poor Jacob, who's really not got a lot of skills, so I don't know what he's gonna do in the future, but of him speaking Somali at a Somali rally just two, three weeks ago as he was trying to gin up support. And sorry, you sellout progressive freak. You are done with because Omar Fatah is in town. And here's a little bit from Omar's victory party.

1:01:47My Somali's a little whatever, but I think he basically said, watch the Rubin Report. It's a great show. Make sure you're subscribed on YouTube, on Rumble, et cetera, et cetera. But okay, so great. Congratulations, America. That seems like it's going to go really well. And here's Omar Fateh, who will likely be the new mayor of Minneapolis, reminding you that his real home, even though he's never lived there, is Somalia. We should make du 'a for him and pray for him. I understand that our Somali communities are all connected to each other. Here in Minnesota and back home. And I ask for your support.

1:02:22There's always been a link between our community here as well as back home. And I'm running to bridge that gap and unite all of us and represent all of us. because when we succeed here, we succeed everywhere. And I'm hoping to do that just like Abdel Razak, inshallah. Phoenix, do me a favor. Can we get DeSantis on the phone to build the wall? We got to get him on the phone to build it. Oh, okay. So former Soviet prisoner, Alexander Solzhenitsyn, who I quote often, I want to read a quote by him because I thought it captured what's happening here quite nicely. Liberalism was inevitably pushed aside by radicalism.

1:03:00radicalism had to surrender to socialism and socialism could not stand up to communism. Do you guys see that that is exactly where we are at right now? And if only there had been a few people over the last decade warning that the liberals were becoming illiberal and then what would happen? Can you put it up one more time? Because you really, you can see the thread line here. When I tell you that someone like David Axelrod was not a lunatic or that liberals used to not be lunatics. But what the left did was they decided to go for the soft underbelly of tolerance. So liberalism got pushed aside by radicalism.

1:03:36That was wokeness, right? And the liberals did not know what to do. Then the radicalism surrendered to socialism because of the opportunistic infection that Scott Galloway is talking about. The radicalism can only work for a little while. Then you need something that offers you an answer. That's the opportunity. That's socialism. And socialism, ultimately, socialism is just the stop gap, right? Socialism is like, ah, we want government control of everything, but we'll use the freedoms to install socialism, and then of course, once we have those powers, we'll go full communist. That's where we are at.

1:04:11One of the reasons that so many people are screwed up about so many things is because we lost the culture and we're just gaining it back, and how did we lose the culture? Well, there's a series of reasons that you know, obviously the colleges and everything else, but of course, comedy, art, it all got infected by politics, And perhaps the best example of that is Stephen Colbert on The Late Show, because this is a guy who got he had a one hundred million dollar budget. Two hundred staff members lost 40 million dollars a year, has now been canceled. And at least he's going out gracefully. I got to say, it makes sense we'd be canceled.

1:04:49I get it, guys. And thanks again. OK, thanks again to the network. in a completely unrelated story. On Friday, Donald Trump posted, I absolutely love that Colbert got fired. His talent was even less than his ratings.

1:05:09How dare you, sir? Would an untalented man be able to compose the following satirical witticism? Go f*** yourself.

1:05:24I think he stole the go fuck yourself line. That's my line turning to the camera. Watch this when I'm talking about Gavin Newsom. Gavin Newsom, go fuck yourself. That's Dave Rubin's line. And I don't have a hundred dollar budget over here. Okay, again, whether Trump should be tweeting about this stuff or not, and that's like the excesses of Trump and everything else in the culture fight. Okay, you can have your feelings on that. But at the end of the day, the man was losing a corporation,$40 million. I would venture to say that no one watching this right now loses their company that much money and still has a job.

1:05:55A guy that Stephen Colbert used to work for on The Daily Show named Jon Stewart, who now gets, I think,$20 million to host a once a week show and he's ushered in so much of the crazy leftism. Here he is explaining that this had nothing to do with financial decision. It was clearly Donald Trump behind all of this. Stephen has been canceled for purely financial reasons.

1:06:21is part of what's making everybody wonder was this purely financial or maybe the path of least resistance for your eight billion dollar merger was killing a show that you know rankled a fragile and vengeful president. He sucks. He really just sucks. It's unfortunate. You guys know I was an intern at The Daily Show in 1999. I had a couple nice interactions with John. He was the one. John was the chosen one. He was supposed to be Anakin Skywalker of the story and then went to the dark side too. He was the one that could have defended liberalism when it needed to be defended and he went all in on the gender shit and everything else.

1:07:05Guys, no one is due a job. It does not matter that Stephen Colbert was number one in late night with 2 million viewers when the overall viewership of late night is absolutely dumping out and he's losing $40 million. Can you check how many viewers a night does Gutfeld get? So Gutfeld, we'll get the exact numbers on it in just a second. Gutfeld, I do his show all the time. I love Greg. He's great. The show is sloppy and weird and it's not overly scripted. He has like three writers. He may only have two. I'm not even sure. But he has two or three writers. They have like seven other people on staff and they create just like a fun, silly show.

1:07:41So it's making money for Fox. And you're not gonna believe this. Corporations are in business to make money. What is he averaging? He averages three million a night. So Colbert is not number one. And I don't know why they kept saying that. I know Gutfeld's number one in late nights. So he gets a million more viewers. He has, Gutfeld, I'm telling you, he has maybe 12 people on staff. So that means that with 200 people on staff and a hundred million dollar budget, and Gutfeld's doing a bit of a better job. So let's end on this. How do we get past all of this stuff? All of this stuff is that there's something beyond politics out there.

1:08:14And there used to be something that brought us together. And in some sense, guys like Jon Stewart and guys like Stephen Colbert and all of the rest of these guys, Kimmel, et cetera, et cetera. It's like you guys ruined, you ruined something that was so precious in America because we put all, no matter what we fought about during the day, in the old days at night, we pretty much watched the same things. When those late night shows mattered, we pretty much, it was pre-internet, but we pretty much watched those things together and we could put aside all of the bullshit. It did not matter. And there used to be a guy who did that night after night after night.

1:08:48And his name was Johnny Carson. Take a look. People say he'll never take a serious controversy. Well, I have an answer to that. I said, no, Now, tell me the last time that Jack Benny, Red Skelton, any comedian, used his show to do serious issues. That's not what I'm there for. Can't they see that? But you're not. Why do they think that just because you have a Tonight Show that you must deal in serious issues? That's a danger. It's a real danger. Once you start that, you start to get that self-important feeling that what you say has great import. And you know, strangely enough, you could use that show as a form.

1:09:29You could sway people. And I don't think you should as an entertainer. Man, can you imagine if we had a little bit more of that? I told you guys yesterday that when I was in high school, I used to, like, I was a good kid. I wasn't smoking crack or anything. I was in bed usually by 9.30, 10 o 'clock. And the last night of the Johnny Carson show, I made sure to stay up that night because I would occasionally see little clips of Johnny Carson. I don't even know how I did it pre-internet. But I just, I love the guy. I thought, here's this guy who, he just seems like a nice man behind the desk, having fun with some friends.

1:09:59And I suppose a little bit of that translated into what I do right now. Actually, people say to me a lot of times, older people say to me, when I do stand up or I'm doing shows or I'm on a book tour or something, I always have my hand in my pocket when I'm talking on stage. And that was a Johnny Carson thing. It wasn't, I wasn't emulating him. It was just something that he would have his hand in his pocket when he was doing the monologue. And I always thought there was something that was just like, oh, he's just some guy doing in something, not this overly produced, hyper-partisan lunacy. We don't want that anymore.

1:10:27We want something else. And I would say the proof is in the pudding and the proof is in the numbers. And speaking on the numbers, they just showed me this down the show. But look at this from Culture Crave. Paramount has struck a five-year deal worth$1.5 billion with South Park creators, Trey Parker and Matt Stone, 10 new episodes a year. So they're going to give the South Park guys who are edgy, who are doing real comedy, who do things on the fly, who fight the power and all of those things. 50 episodes,$1.5 billion. And of course, Paramount is the parent company of CBS, which just fired the guy who was losing 40 mil.

1:11:01So it's nice to have a little cash in the bag so that we can get more of the poop thing from South Park and the tranny teacher and the wrestling and other things that they're doing on that show. Thank you for watching. Post-game show, rubinreport.locals.com in about 20 seconds. Ciao.