Ilhan Omar Just Got Scared After Trump's Brutal Threat to Her

26:02I respect his position on that. So I'll go with you, Rand. Okay, release, unless there's some absolute military reason they can't release the tapes. You could release the tapes. He says, let's see the images of these shipwrecked people. Now, calling them shipwrecked, I think is a little heavy-handed, Rand. Like, shipwrecked would be like a bunch of guys who were, you know, on a boat and they're partying and they're like drinking. What are they drinking on boats these days? They're having, wait, what's that drink that we had in Australia, Joey? The Hugo Spritz. The Hugo Spritz. You know about the Hugo Spritz?

26:34It's a beautiful day. You're having your Hugo Spritz. You're on a boat with your friends. And then you crash into a little island and then you're shipwrecked, right? Like Gilligan's Island, they were shipwrecked. If we bombed Gilligan's Island and killed the skipper and that rich bitch and the other guy, like that wouldn't have been... That's how they should have ended the show. How did the Harlem Globetrotters end up on Gilligan's Island? Did you ever see that episode? It made no sense. Anyway, if we blew up Gilligan's Island, that would be killing shipwrecked people. I'm a little less sympathetic to the guy coming with fentanyl who's hanging on the, but okay, if you want us to release that, some people might change their opinion.

27:08Okay, I think I've analyzed that with the highest ability possible. Let's jump over to CNN, where Scott Jennings rightly points out that Barack Obama was drone strike killing American citizens, and these people didn't care. Go. Did you ever ask or wonder if Obama was committing war crimes? Yes. I mean, we believe. We always talk about that. And we talk about that, but I can still critique these. I don't know if they were. We have a lot of questions about them. How far back in history are we going to go? For the record, okay, for the record, there was bipartisan outrage over President Obama's very liberal use of drone strikes.

27:48Did anyone say Obama committed war crimes? Hold on a second. Yes. Who? Many people did. I don't know. Many conservatives, many liberals did. So it's just my only point about that is that, look, I know we have short memories. I know we have short memories. He's on the board at Netflix. It doesn't seem like anybody is holding it against him. But this was actually a highly controversial thing. You were actually, you were there, were you not? You know, Tim Kaine and I spent six years trying to change the AUMF to reform that so that Congress could have a say. Because a lot of us were troubled with what was going on with these basically.

28:24Did you use the phrase war crimes? No. Okay. Okay, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. Here's the Harlem Globetrotters on Gilligan's Island. So think about it. Imagine this is a shipwrecked group of people. Gilligan, the skipper, the actress, Mr. Howell and his wife. And imagine we had just blown that up and then Gilligan was out there, you know, like hanging on to the side of a banana tree. And then we had shot him. I think most people would be against that, but that's not exactly what happened here. Of course, what they're all referencing in that clip is that Barack Obama used a drone strike to kill an American citizen.

29:00He was in Yemen. His name was Anwar al-Awlaki in 2011. And to Scott's point, nobody called him a, well, conservatives might have, but nobody on CNN or the Democrats would have said he was accused of war crimes. And if you would like some evidence of that, we asked Grok, Grok, oh, Grok, how many times was Obama accused of war crimes by CNN, MSNBC, ABC, or CBS News or elected members of Congress or the Senate for his airstrikes and drone strikes? And here's the answer. Mainstream US media like outlets like CNN, MSNBC, ABC, and CBS did not directly accuse Obama of war crimes. Their coverage focused on reporting facts, criticism from NGOs, civilian deaths, legal debates and administration defenses.

29:47Terms like war crimes appeared in quotes from external sources, like rights groups or foreign officials, but the outlets themselves avoided editorializing Obama as culpable. I'm shocked and appalled. Mark Kelly, senator from Arizona, who's been in the midst of all of this because a couple weeks ago, he was one of the people that put out that ridiculous video encouraging current members of the military to ignore Trump's illegal orders without saying what those illegal orders were. Here he is ramping up the fear, saying that Trump's trying to kill him. So we were just sending a truthful message, you know, just comply with the law, and then Donald Trump wants to kill me, hang me, and Hegseth, you know, says he's going to prosecute me under the Uniform Code of Military Justice for saying what is in the UCMJ.

30:34Okay, now, giving the devil his due, Donald Trump did tweet that sedition is punishable by death, but does anyone think he's coming to kill Mark Kelly? Now, as to what Hegseth said right there, there might be some actual legal thing, legal hot water that Mark Kelly got himself in, especially as a former member of the military. But here's just the quick 10 second thing. When Mark Kelly admitted that even though he did that commercial, there were no illegal orders that he knew of. When you and your colleagues made that video, were there specific potentially illegal orders that you were thinking about that were the sort of precipitating cause for you guys to get together and do that?

31:11here's the thing, Rachel, you don't want to wait for your kid to get hit by a car before you tell him to look both ways. As I've said repeatedly, that's, uh, that's pre-crime. That is pre-crime what he is saying. If you have not seen the movie Minority Report, I've referenced it a few times the last couple of days, go see it. That is the husband who's about to stab the wife and the guy who's banging her, uh, with the scissor. And he gets arrested right before because they have the ability to figure out what pre-crime is. That's what that guy's calling for there. Anyway, the Democrats now, because this isn't a winning issue, because generally speaking, I think most people are where I'm at.

31:47You don't care that much about the narco-terrorists hanging on the wood. We can have the legal issue and you can have some moral issues around it and everything else. But to me, the morality part is completely in our favor because if these people get to our shores, they kill our citizens. That aside for a second, the Democrats now, because I don't think they think it's a winning issue, really. They have to run with fear. So here's Massachusetts Democrat Representative Seth Moulton saying that Trump may murder Americans next. So you probably should watch this from under your desk or something. I mean, look, the president of the United States and his secretary of defense are conducting murder on the high seas.

32:28They're committing murder and Americans should care. Like, look, none of us like drug traffickers, but we have laws that say that drug traffickers don't get summarily executed. And if it's happening off the coast of America with people that we don't know, just give it time before Donald Trump starts doing this same kind of thing to people we do know right here at home. It matters if the president of the United States breaks the law. That is that is quite a jump right there. So by Donald Trump stopping illegal narco-terrorist drug dealers from getting to our shores, you just jumped and said that Donald Trump is going to start killing Americans on American soil.

33:09It's absurd, completely consistent with everything that these people do. And why is that? Well, because Trump derangement syndrome, TDS, is, I believe it to be, an actual medical psychological condition that should be studied for decades to come. I thought this was interesting from Bright Bar News. Rosie O'Donnell seems to be unable to heed the advice of her own therapist, who told her to try detaching from her constant, all-consuming, wild-eyed hatred for Donald Trump for just two days. Apparently, the former TV talk show host just couldn't last even two hours. I mean, really, think about that.

33:46This crazy woman left the country to move to Ireland, as if the Irish don't have enough problems with their homegrown jihad situation over there. They've got to deal with her now. And she was her therapist. Can you imagine being Rosie O'Donnell's therapist? Like that's somebody who you're like, drinkcopal.com, it'll help if you're watching. But like, she couldn't do it for two hours. You know, one of the funny things that happens to me when I go off the grid for August, obviously I don't have Trump derangement syndrome, but I do try to purge a lot of the stuff that I'm always thinking about. and the news and all these things.

34:23I just forget a lot of these names. And there will be moments where like I'm a week or 10 days in and suddenly like, boy, I haven't thought about Trump in 10 days. I'm not, not because I'm obsessed with him, but it's just, he does loom large in the world. But some people have basically made him the center of the universe. We will get to more on how the mainstream media uses kid gloves with these people who get all of the things backwards in just a second. But first, you. Guys, if you're dealing with joint pain, stiffness, or just not bouncing back like you used to, you've got to hear this. There's this fitness tool originally designed for NASA astronauts called the Juvent Micro Impact Platform.

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35:34There's a six-week money-back guarantee, so you've got nothing to lose except maybe your pain. All right, so look, a lot of the Democrats are nuts. We get it. But the issue is that the lies and the hysteria and the, oh my God, they're going to come kill Americans, it gets laundered through the system and it affects brains. It quite literally, it breaks people's ability to think properly. Coming in the next few weeks will be a communist slash quasi-jihadist, Moron Zamboni, who will be, he is now the mayor-elect of New York City. It's just, wow, how? And it's getting worse because he is now starting to select his cabinet and the people that will be running the city and it's just, it's completely bananas.

36:16Let's listen to this from the New York Post. Mayor-elect Zorhan Mamdami has picked a controversial rapper who did seven years in a state prison for armed robbery to advise him on the criminal justice system, the Post has learned. Meissen Linen, 49, a Bronx convict turned activist who was found guilty of two felony heists in the late 1990s, was appointed by the Democratic Socialists to sit on his mayoral transitions criminal legal system committee, just one of many questionable picks. Bronx prosecutors said that the crew pulled off the June 8th, 1997 robbery of taxi driver Joseph Aziri and March 31st, 1998 gunpoint theft from cabbie Francisco Monsanto, according to the news.

36:58You know who might have been more qualified than this guy? How about Francisco Monsanto? I don't know what he's doing these days, but he probably would have had a better sense of what should be happening with the legal system after he got robbed by gunpoint with the guy that Zorhan's putting Here's Zorhan explaining that he's only picking the best and the brightest on his team. You know, we put together a team of more than 400 New Yorkers who are on 17 different committees. And these are New Yorkers who bring with them both a fluency of the policies and politics of the city, the places that they've succeeded, the places that they've failed.

37:36And we will take all of their experiences and their analysis into account as we build a city for each and every person. It's just meaningless nothing. Do you think that there is gonna be diversity of thought? Do you think they will do anything that will be pro-freedom or pro-capitalism or pro-business or pro the ability for people to build properly there or feel that their property will be safe when the mobs come and everything else? It's just meaningless drivel and good luck with all of that. But just as bad as moron Zamboni is of course the lizard man, Gavin Newsom, who will be running for president soon enough and you know, despite California burning down and the drugs and the theft and the crime and losing the tax base and all of the problems, he was able to write a book, which I'm sure he wrote himself, and well, look at this.

38:24This, this is not the book you'd expect me to write. It's a story about the people that for, well, better or worse, make us who we are, made me who I am. The hopes that drive us forward, the failures that send us reeling, and the immense burden of grief and regret. Nobody's family is easy. Nobody's story is tidy and I'm no different. A lot of people look at me in a stark white shirt, the blue suit and yeah, the gelled hair, and they think, oh, I know this guy. I know this guy better than I'd ever want to know him. I get it. This is a story of a kid who always felt like he wasn't quite enough. This is a truly vulnerable book.

39:02It was incredibly hard, even painful to write. It's a story about living between two worlds, one of wealth and privilege and the other of more modest upbringing, the outsider on the inside, the interloper who learned to feel comfortable in many rooms. It's a story of the personas we create to face the world around us, the story of self-doubt and, yes, ambition. Do we not have the inflatable clown that I used to punch every now and again to get some shit out? No? All right, we gotta see if we can get... That was nice of Joseph. He just volunteered that I can just punch him. That seems... I'd have to talk to HR on that one, but I do appreciate it.

39:40Let's just get on Amazon and get me an inflatable clown or inflatable lizard actually would be better because he is a lizard person. He is a cold-blooded lizard person who, as we pointed out the other day, the only reason he can sit with his legs like this, which is not a human way of sitting, is because lizards have their testicles inside. You can see that he's running for president. They are recrafting a story about him. I wonder if they're going to have anything about the crazy coke fuel orgies that he was having in San Francisco, but I think we have an image of Gavin, actually. Yes, that was him hatching out of an egg.

40:13That was a quick AI thing. We only had about 30 seconds. That's definitely not the best AI I think we ever did there. I may have to punch you later. Anywho, Liberty Valkyrie, an ex-commentator, wrote this. I thought it was quite good about that book launch. I'm so glad that the worst fires under his watch, skyrocketing homelessness and holding almost 25 % of the country's illegals gave Gavin Newsom enough time to write a biography and just in time to keep him relevant for 2028. Yeah, as if he wrote it or anything else. Anyway, the whole place, Communist California, it is so collapsed under him.

40:49And that doesn't mean there aren't good people there. And by the way, 40 % of the place is Republican, and they are just under the foot of a majority that wants to seemingly destroy the place. But I thought this was quite interesting. This is a man calling out the LA City Council for spending$450 million to house only about 1 ,100 people. Now, we look at the spending that we're actually doing. It's mostly inside safe spending, right? And so far, we have spent$450 million to permanently house 1 ,144 people. $450 million to permanently house 1 ,100 people. That's an absolute failure. but that money is going somewhere it's not like that money is just falling into the abyss that money ends up being somebody's profit hugo should know this in my neighborhood there's not a single street light that works in the six block area you can come i live on citrus avenue between fountain and delong pray you go down that street there's not a light that works on higman there's not a light that work there's not a light that works on the long prey from highland down to orange There's not a light that works on Sycamore.

42:00There's not a light that works on Orange. There's not a light that works on Leland Way. You guys are spending so much money on policing. You want to reduce crime? How about put some lights on the city? It's bad in my neighborhood in Hollywood. It's worse in South Central. It's true. That's not too far from where I used to live. And it's all true. I mean, Hollywood, Hollywood itself, like downtown Hollywood, became absolutely unlivable, particularly during COVID. But even after that, West Hollywood, which was the gayest place on earth. So it had a lot of upscale things. That became a basic, like a drug den and psycho-ville.

42:33Like they've destroyed that place. And I, you know, it's funny. I remember you all know I left, actually it's one week from today, four years ago. So on December 17th, 2021 is when we arrived in the free state of Florida. And of course it was 90 % COVID stuff and the corruption and, you know, that I campaigned with Larry Elder against Gavin and all that. But it was also that I did not feel safe there. We moved in the middle of COVID. We moved up the hill thinking it would be a little bit safer, but I didn't even feel safe there. And somebody was murdered. I think it was one of the, was there, can you Google, was there one of the housewives, like the real housewives that was murdered or somebody broke into her house or it was a, maybe it was a record executive or something, like a couple blocks away from us.

43:12And I remember thinking, boy, you know, I'm somewhat outspoken here. And it's like, could someone just break into my house and kill me? And that would be that. And nobody would do anything. So they've caught, they've, Every time these idiots lead with empathy, we're gonna be empathetic towards the homeless people and towards the drug addicts and all the immigrants who wanna come here. What you'd end up doing is punishing the law-abiding legal citizens of your country who are just like that guy, just trying to make sure he can feed his family and take the dog for a walk at night without being stabbed, crazy bastard.

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44:52I mean, they were just endless. It was just an endless cascade. People were breaking into our mailbox left and right. You know, the general state of homelessness. And all right, you got it. The Republicans do need to wake up because as crazy as the Democrats are, Republicans maybe don't have a good messaging right now. Like maybe it's like in a sane world, I think if you were empirically looking at all of the major issues and everything else, Republicans seem to be on the virtually on the right side of pretty much everything, but for whatever reason, and it has to do with the laundering of the lies and it has to do with the way the Democrats control the machine.

45:27It has to do, I guess, with a little bit of the deep state and all of those things. We still are in these 50, 50 elections. And even in a place like Texas, which you think of Texas, you know, you think of the guy in the cowboy hat with the big belt going on Sunday night lights and like that he cares about America and all those things, but Texas even could turn blue. Jasmine Crockett, Lady Eyelashes, is running for Senate. And here is Jake Tapper actually doing a decent job calling her out for saying that Latinos who voted for Trump have a slave mentality. Let me ask you about a quote that you've made that has some Democrats worried about your ability to win statewide.

46:06In a December 2024 Vanity Fair profile, you talked about quote and i'm going to read a lot of the quote just to put it in the context quote all the complexities within the latino community the immigration thing has always been something that has perplexed me about this community it's basically like i fought to get here but i left y 'all where i left y 'all and i want no more y 'all to come here if i wanted to be with y 'all i would stay with y 'all but i don't want y 'all coming to my new home it almost reminds me of what people would talk about when they would talk about kind of like slave mentality and the hate that some slaves would have for themselves.

46:37It's almost like a slave mentality that they have. Now, about the time that that was published last year, around a million Latino voters in Texas were voting for Trump. Do they all have slave mentality? No, and that's not what that said at all, to be clear. It did not say that every Latino has that type of mentality. No, no, but the ones that vote for people who believe in strong or Trump's immigration policies. So I don't believe that the people that voted for Trump believe in what they're actually getting. Even worse, because if your answer is they don't believe that they're getting what they think they're getting, that you're basically saying they're effing retards, right?

47:17Like, so that's even worse than saying they have a slave mentality. But there's also something funny about having Jake Tapper say y 'all 17 times. But lady, you meant what you said. You meant what you said. And the irony, of course, of what you said is that many Latinos are Republicans right now, because guess what? Not all Latinos came here illegally. Many millions of Latinos from various countries came here legally. And often, particularly in Texas, in the border towns, they vote Republican because they came here legally. And while they may have an affinity to someone else who's coming from Mexico or Guatemala or somewhere, they may have some cultural affinity towards them.

47:57If they came legally and then they just see this person showing up and getting benefits and getting in before their own family was able to get in all those things, they're pissed. And they're rightfully pissed. And they're Americans. And in some sense, they're more American than you are. And also, it's just racist. You think that all people who are Hispanic must think the way you do. And if they don't, they have a slave mentality. It is the same. It's the racism, or you could call it the soft bigotry of low expectations. These people are so damn dumb that if they don't do exactly what I want them to do because I'm bright, then they are basically race traitors.

48:38Now, what's scary about this is this woman could win. Like we now have evidence, Momdami won in New York. Now, New York is blue, blue, blue, blue, blue, but anything can happen. Let's not forget that only, what, two election cycles ago, that lunatic Beto O 'Rourke, who wanted to take everybody's guns in freaking Texas, only lost to Ted Cruz by, I think, two points. Can you get me the number? It was a 2.6, if I'm not mistaken. We'll check on that. But here is Crockett saying that Momdami's victory in New York City proves that she can win Texas. Let me tell you something. Mandami has not backed down whatsoever from his rhetoric against the president in the Oval Office.

49:13He stood at he stood there and he said what he said about him being a fascist. Yet he was able to win those voters. So Democrats that believe the only way that you can win is by being soft and sounding like a Republican. That is not true. What people are looking for are people that are tough and are fighters and are going to fight for them. Okay, so I was basically right. Cruz only beat Beto O 'Rourke in Texas a couple years ago by 3%. 3%. So it is not wildly out of the realm of possibility that this woman with all of her crazy radical policies, which she's telling you right there, she's saying, I'm going to be as crazy and radical as possible because if I'm not, I'm basically a Republican.

49:53It's not completely out of the realm of possibility that she will win. And by the way, that is exactly what I've been warning about for months, that if Mamdani won, it wasn't just that he was going to destroy New York City and that would kind of be obvious and all of that. It would be that it could set off a train reaction. It could scale throughout the country where suddenly you'd see people in other cities being like, oh, that's the plan. That's the plan. We have this bold, crazy lunatic, but he's winning. So let's get on board that. So if you think the Democrat Party is radical now, just you wait.

50:26Of course, Crockett isn't the brightest bulb. And here she is on CNN explaining that she doesn't need Trump supporters to vote for her. How will you convert those who are supportive of him to voters for you? Yeah, I don't know that we'll necessarily convert all of Trump supporters. That's not our goal. Do you need to? Our goal is to definitely talk to people. No, we don't. We don't need to. You don't need Trump supporters? You don't need Trump supporters? That seems pretty crazy. But you should want them instead of talking down to them. You think that Hispanics who vote another way than the way you want them to are a bunch of racists.

51:05Now you seem to think that Trump's, well, you just said it, not seem to think. You just said before that Trump supporters don't even know what they're voting for. So I would say good luck with all of that. If you think it is slightly depressing that that woman could be a senator from Texas, something quite terrible happened here in Miami. Now I'm in the suburbs of Miami, so this is not my mayor, but listen to this from NPR. Democrat wins Miami's mayor's race for the first time in nearly 30 years. Democrat Eileen Higgins won the Miami mayor's race on Tuesday, defeating a Republican endorsed by President Donald Trump to end her party's nearly three decade losing streak and give Democrats a boost in one of the last electoral battles ahead of the 2026 midterms.

51:48Higgins, 61 years old, will be the first woman to lead the city of Miami. She spoke frequently in the Hispanic majority city about Trump's immigration crackdown, saying she has heard of many people in Miami who were worried about family members being detained. So we should be clear, there's a couple of interesting things here that people get confused by. So Miami is obviously the city of Miami. I've had my friend Francis Suarez on the show many, many times. He's been the mayor of Miami. He has done an absolutely bang up job of cleaning up and keeping the city safe and prosperous that so many refugees from other cities were coming to, right?

52:23We've imported, I don't know the exact amount of people that have come in in the last couple of years, but the growth here has been incredible, the amount that they're doing on infrastructure. Some of you may remember this. I was doing the show live about three years ago, and I was talking about how many homeless people there are in Los Angeles and San Francisco. And off the cup, I was like, I don't know how many there are in Miami. And literally during the show, he was watching, he texted me and said, there's 146 and we're working on it. And the guy was incredible. However, unbelievably low turnout.

52:51Listen to this. I mean, this is so crazy. The voter turnout in the election for the mayor of Miami yesterday was 20%. Gonzalez got 40 % of that 20 % and Higgins got basically 60%, 59 % of that 20%. So if you don't vote, if you just bitch and moan and complain, this is what we will end up in. Now, again, it should be noted, they're talking about Miami City proper and it is possible that she really just, you know, she went to these hardcore Latino communities and she just ramped up the fear around it so that there's something around that. She's not talking about, this isn't about Miami-Dade County, the entire county of which there are many, many mayors.

53:32Here is Higgins, not too long ago, being asked if she's a socialist and watch how she dodges the question. Are you a socialist? Well, I'm a mechanical engineer. So I know that is really dull to report about in the news. The very first time my opponent in 2018 called me that, I knew I was going to win because they stopped talking about the issues and they stopped talking about my skill set and my experience. They could never counter me as a person who works every day for the people. And so they just started name calling. When they call me names, that makes me feel a little more confident because they're not talking about me.

54:06They're talking about some amorphous idea and ideology. I guess they read manifestos all the time. I don't understand why they waste their time with that. Lady, the question was, are you a socialist? And you just jumped through a whole bunch of hoops to not answer the question. And yes, socialism is an ideology with a manifesto. Marxism is a manifesto. You can read Karl Marx's writings. It doesn't matter if you're talking about socialism or communism or anything else. Anyway, we shall see what happens in Miami, but I'd say it's a sad day in South Florida. How about that? Tyrus over on Fox News, who's on Gutfeld all the time.

54:44Here he is pointing out that Republicans better freaking step up and step up now because you cannot leave this to Trump doing rallies to freaking save the country. I hate this. I absolutely hate that the president has to leave the White House to go campaign for these Republicans. Republicans, step up. Why does daddy have to come save you? This is the problem. Trump comes in, the arena's sold out. Everyone's going crazy. Trump leaves four people And two of them are the Republicans family members. Republicans, you have to step up. You have to. You should be you should want the endorsement, but you should be the one knocking on doors.

55:21You should be doing maybe won't be a gold escalator like escalate like the president went down. But go down yours. Get out there. Get on social media. Go to the White House. He has important things to do that he's doing. He's changing the world for a better place. and now he's got to go fly out and bail out all these Republicans. You have to start stepping up and doing your part. The president should not have to do this. You know, it's funny. I've got my issues with Tyrus. We've been on the show many times together. I think we put them to bed. Me, him, and Gutfeld in the match. Somebody else once went out after the show.

55:51We got into a, me and him got into a massive shouting match. And I was like, you know, I probably should end this argument right now because he weighs six times what I weigh. But in any event, he's completely right there. Republicans, you better figure out how to get better right now, right? I'm always talking about the narrative here. It doesn't matter what the policies are. Again, if you're empirically looking at the policies, are the policies of a sane border better than their crazy open border policies? Are the policies of not printing money better than endlessly printing money? Are the policies of having other countries pay their fair share in all these international agreements?

56:19Like the Republicans have all the winning issues, but we have to understand people are dumb. Algorithms have broken brains. Education system has broken brains, all those things. So you better figure it out because Donald Trump cannot come save you. Just ask the, well, only 20 % of people in Miami voted and then the Trump endorsed candidate lost. So we can do the political thing all day long. We can, and we will continue to, but it is not all about politics. We better figure out like what lights us up inside to inspire ourselves and other people to continue this country because it isn't that, yes, Trump is like a gem that came out of nowhere, right?

56:58Like he's the one once in a generation figure. We're gonna get other good politicians and there are some other decent people, but they're not going to solve all of our problems. Our own problems are going to be solved by ourselves. And Erica Kirk, I thought, laid out something that was quite good here. I was really struck by you saying just a few days after Charlie was murdered that you forgave Tyler Robinson, the alleged murder, I think we're still supposed to say. Can you talk to us about how you managed to do that? Hate is very powerful from the standpoint of it's all consuming. It will deteriorate.

57:37It will tear you apart. I know they say it's like drinking a poison. It impacts you more than the other person. And if I had any ounce of hate in my heart, the Lord would not be able to use me. I also want to be able to show people that, yes, okay, you forgive someone. You don't forget what they did. It's not a weakness. It's a form of a strength to know, okay, Lord, I am surrendering to you. You have a choice. Am I going to stand in the corner, be in fetal position and crying, or am I going to stand on my two feet by the Lord's strength, be able to say, Lord, give me grace today. I don't know how you're going to use it, but I know you'll use it for your glory.

58:16I'm here. Use me. Shine the light of where I'm supposed to go. You know, guys, it just hit me. I just looked down at my phone. It's three months ago today. It was September 10th, 2025. Three months ago today. And if you think about all of the things that have transpired over the last three months, particularly on the right with so much of this fighting and craziness, which I'm, you know, I'm dipping my toes into and then trying just not to be part of it because I'm trying not to lead with hate and I'm trying to model something that's a little bit better here because I think that's more in line with what America should be.

58:47And I also think on the spiritual end of what she's talking about, that that's the only way that I can do it without going completely crazy. But only three months ago, and there she is and that she's not holding that hate. And by the way, there's gonna be at some point with the trial of this kid, they are likely, I think they've already said they're gonna go for the death penalty. And she has, I think, said that she doesn't want that or she's not gonna call for it, even though Charlie himself was for capital punishment in incidences like this. So there's political things and then there's philosophical slash religious things.

59:17I wanna show you one other clip because this was going super viral yesterday. This is an interview that Elon did over the last couple of days. And he was asked who he looks up to the most. Who do you look up to the most? The Creator. What's your current position on God? God is the Creator. You don't believe in God though, do you? Well, I believe this universe came from something. People have different labels. You know, I like that answer. It's very Jordan Peterson-esque in a certain way. He says God, basically, or he says the Creator, then she says, but you don't believe in God. And it's when people ask Jordan the question about God, And he's always like, well, I don't even know exactly what you mean by that.

59:58So Jordan's argument on God, he basically believes that if you tell the truth for truth's sake, that that in essence, I can't even do it as well as Jordan would, but if you tell the truth for truth's sake, that will give you the best of all outcomes. It doesn't mean it's going to be a good outcome, but it will be the best that God, the orderer, the creator of the universe is so inherently connected to truth that there's a functional utility and it's a leap of faith to say, if I tell the truth, that the best of all outcomes will happen. That's what a leap of faith actually is. You don't know that that's right, but if you behave that way, then maybe you can add some order to the universe.

1:00:35And Elon's giving a very similar answer in some sense there that he believes we came from somewhere. We were created out of something. This isn't just primordial stew that randomly all came together. And that even if I suspect that Elon, probably his scientific mind, and believes in the Big Bang Theory, let's say, but where did it start? Where did it come from? But the creator part, I like that he said creator there, because that's what we are supposed to be too. If man is made in the image of God, we're supposed to create things. Remember I showed you that clip a couple days ago of Adam Carolla talking about why modernity has left so many people twiddling their thumbs and angry and nervous and neurotic and all those things?

1:01:13Because we're not supposed to just be sitting in a cubicle doing nothing. We're supposed to build and create and learn how to build communities and all of those things. So maybe we can get back to a little bit of that. And then the political part will mean a little bit less. I'm calling it right now. That was a nine five, people. I don't know what else I could have done on today's show. I really don't. Except I could have punched you. That would have been the one that would have driven, you know, I don't believe in the 10, but that might have done it. Post game show, 30 seconds, reubenreport.locals.com.

1:01:39Goodbye. Here is the biggest, gayest man in the world. Oh!

1:01:48So good. So good. Satsang with Mooji