The Exact Moment Sheridan Gorman's Mom Realizes This Dem Is a Monster

26:20Here's Ron DeSantis yesterday announcing some new groups that are going to be on our official terrorist list. Based on the recommendations of Florida's domestic security professionals and the authority, the newly established authority in law, my office and the cabinet are poised to officially designate the first slew of terrorist organizations under the new law. That'll be a reaffirmation of my prior executive order for the Muslim Brotherhood and the Council of American Islamic Relations. We will also be adding and ratifying Antifa as a domestic terrorist organization, as well as a number of groups that are affiliated with drug cartels or themselves drug cartels, such as Cartel de Senanola, Tren de Aragua, and other ones that you've heard of.

27:15and then finally, including this initial tranche, the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps of Iran. All right, so you might be watching that going, oh, this is standard stuff. They just do things right in Florida, but really think about how different, regardless of who's president in the future, how different things will be in the states. There are gonna be blue states that will embrace those organizations. Like there's no doubt that Rashida Tlaib right now has connections with the Muslim Brotherhood and absolutely with care. the Council on American Islamic Relations. These are terrorist organizations.

27:47Some of them have been co-conspiracers in trials. The Holy Land Foundation, Antifa, obviously the destruction they've brought on our streets. So going forward, whether it's a Republican president or a Democrat president, well, Florida law enforcement will have the tools to break up these things, to figure out what they are doing, to look into local cells, et cetera, et cetera. And the question is, do you think New York will do that? under Kathy Hochul and Mom Domi. No, they'll likely look the other way as they're building their dirty bomb or California or anything else. So might I recommend that every red state go ahead and start doing some stuff.

28:24Stop waiting for the federal government to fix everything because as good as Trump is and as much as he's trying to do, there's a limit and it could all be ending in November. So we shall see. Let's talk about Angel Studios for a minute and then we'll jump over to New York City where if you were listening to the communist jihadi who's in charge over there last night. You slept in 78 degree sweat while obviously he did not. As America celebrates its 250th birthday, Angel is offering a great deal. Right now you can become a premium Angel Guild member for just$15 a month with that price locked in for a full year.

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29:35Before I start this segment, I do want to show you something here. We have two mini splits in our little office here. We are keeping this baby at a cool, brisk 65 degrees. Connor's wearing a winter coat, but I like it. There's Connor right now. Good luck with all that. How did it work out for him? He almost gets eaten. Well, but he slices the, what was that guy called? The wampa? What was that thing called? No, not the, no, the tauntaun is what he wrote in there. The frozen beast? What was the beast? The frozen beast on Hoth. What the hell was it called? The tauntaun was what he wrote. These things smell worse on the outside, on the inside.

30:11What? The Wampa? It was called the Wampa, right? Yeah. God, what a plethora of ridiculous knowledge. But anyway, we keep this thing at a nice 65. I like it cool in here and it's hot as hell out there. It's 90 degrees in Florida, July day. But in New York, they're doing it a little differently. This from Zorhan Mamdami. In New York, it's hot out there and the power grid is working overtime to keep us cool. So set your AC to 78 degrees. turn off lights, electronics you're not using, and unplug what you can. Our city is doing its part too, maintaining the 78 degrees rule in our buildings, dimming, turning off our lights during peak electricity demand, asking private partners to do the same, and powering down non-essential equipment.

30:52A stable grid means the AC stays on and lives are saved. Let's ease demand and get through the heat together. Let me just, first off, first off, there is zero chance, zero chance that that communist fella slept in 78 degrees last night. Zero chance. And if you want to prove me wrong, Zorhan, well, you can put a live webcam in your bedroom tonight and show us the entire time because a picture won't do it. Zero chance. Also, I lived in New York City for about 15 years and we had really hot days and somehow the air conditioning worked once or twice over the years. I think I can only think of one time, and it was for a couple hours, where there are some issues with the power grid.

31:37So this is not really a power grid issue. I have no doubt that they're screwing up all sorts of things, and they've probably DEI hired a whole bunch of people who don't know anything about electricity or switches or anything else that are running all this stuff. But this is just another way. Well, you got communism, guys. And I'm just telling you, if you think that he or his comrades are sitting in 78 degree rooms while they're eating their foie gras and their caviar, I got a bridge to sell you, a bridge which is likely falling apart because they don't know how to fix anything over there. And it's not just that, he's also freezing rent.

32:11How exciting. This is a video he put up the other day. New York, the Independent Rent Guidelines Board just froze the rent. That means if you're one of the more than 2 million New Yorkers who lives in a rent-stabilized apartment, your rent's gonna be frozen next year.

32:29okay now if you're very dim-witted and you don't like to think about things i.e you're a democrat you might go well that's pretty good he's freezing rent that'll help those two million people now i want you to think he's also the person who's complaining that all these buildings are in disrepair and all these other problems well now imagine you're a landlord and you go boy i can't make more money next year but the prices of everything are going to continue to grow and and I'm actually gonna now start losing money or just making less money, it's going to make it worse for everyone. What you want, if you want prices to go down and maybe someone should send Zorhan Mamdami an economics 101 leaflet, a little pamphlet, just a placard, you would want competition.

33:10Oh, look, that new building, and we always also lowered regulation. They built a new building over there. Hot diggity dam and people start moving in. And then another guy is like, wait a minute, I can build a building that's more efficient over there and I'll be competitive with them. I'm gonna lower the prices by 5%. And then this guy over here goes, well, geez, they're getting my people. I better lower the prices again. That's what capitalism is. Communism is complete control where you tell people what they can charge for their private property. But now I'll give you an even more cynical version of what he is doing.

33:43And I think this is very important to understand. If you were just caring about numbers, and again, the quest to power, I don't know how many landlords, can you Google it? I don't even know that they can get your number. How many landlords are there in New York City? The amount of people that own buildings is obviously way less than the people that are the tenants in those buildings. So if you are just going, I want to attain power at all costs, you would pander to the tenants at the expense of the landlords, obviously, right? A landlord might own five buildings and let's say 50 units. And you're gonna say, well, screw him.

34:18He gets one vote. but all of those people who are confused about the issues, I'll get all 50 of their votes. So it's a deeply, deeply cynical thing. So there's about 90 ,000 landlords. Now they're not, they don't all own rent stabilized apartments which is what he's talking about there for those 2 million people. But if in essence you say to those people, hey, we don't need you, there's 90 ,000 of you, but there's a whole several million bunch of people who we can trick into thinking that freezing this is good. And yes, their buildings won't be repaired as much and ultimately it will cost the prices to go up and there will be people that were fleeing and everything else.

34:51Well, good luck with all of that. And yes, speaking of people that are fleeing, lists from the New York Post, Google billionaire Sergey Brin exits New York City real estate as landlords suffer from rent controls and expensive costs. So again, congratulations, Sergey Brin. He's here now, he's in Miami, right? He's got this freaking sick ass yacht you can drive by if you're going by Miami Beach. And you know what, people work on that yacht, People repair that yacht. Somebody's, they've got multiple waitresses on that yacht. You got a captain of the yacht, probably have a doctor. And these are all people who are functional and that we want in this place.

35:28But there's something even more ridiculous about what he's doing, because there is a historical precedent for what happens when you freeze rent. This from Ben Shapiro, you might have heard of this guy. For those who don't know about the 1970s, a gigantic percentage of all housing stock in the South Bronx was burned to the ground by landlords who made more money off the insurance than the rent. You understand that? Let me give you a little more context on this from Wikipedia. The 1970s South Bronx building fires were a series of fires, look at those images, that severely damaged the South Bronx and destroyed more than 80 % of the buildings in the area.

36:07Most fires were the result of arson usually caused by landlords recruiting Bronx residents to start them, but the South Bronx fires were not a singular coordinated event. Rather, the fires were the result of multiple socioeconomic factors and trends spanning several decades. These factors included, but we're not limited to, redlining and housing segregation, the economic crisis of the 1970s, newly available property insurance programs, poor fiscal management by the city of New York, budget cuts, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. The point is when you start telling people who own things, you can't profit off them anymore.

36:39We are going to control them. And by the way, they're also saying, they're saying you will profit less because of rent control, rent freeze, right? Also, what did he say a couple weeks ago? The government will start seizing buildings if you don't do what we want as it comes to repairs and everything else. Well, then you don't really own the thing that you own and you might be sitting there, mafia movie style, Goodfellas, when they went, what was the club, the Tiki Lounge in Goodfellas that they burned down? I think it was called the Tiki Bar, Tiki Lounge. Give it to me, give it to me. We can maybe get an image of it when they're sitting there out there having the conversation and they burn the whole thing down?

37:13What was it called? The Bamboo Lounge. The Bamboo Lounge. Okay, close enough. And eventually you might go, boy, you know, I'm looking at the numbers here. This isn't looking good for me. I barely own my thing anymore. I'm completely controlled. I can't make the profit. I can't build new things because they've created a situation where that's not good for anybody. Let's burn this MF-er down. Okay, so that's that. What else is going on in the country? Well, you know, there were a bunch of Supreme Court decisions that were laid out over the last couple of days. and it was a very mixed bag. It really was.

37:42But I'm not gonna sit here and say pack the court or burn it down, unlike what they did in the South Bronx. I think you have to make better arguments. The one that was, I think, particularly twisted is this birthright citizenship decision, which the Supreme Court fully backed, including some of the conservatives on Trump's court, right? So it's always Trump's court when it doesn't go the way of the lefties, but the conservatives did vote that birthright citizenship will remain. And I just, for a second, just think how ridiculous that is. You go to vacation anywhere. You jump on a plane, your wife's six months pregnant, you go to Mexico, you go to Kuala Lumpur, you go to India, China, or El Salvador, and your wife gives birth.

38:25Should she be a, should your child be a citizen of those countries? Of course not, it's completely profoundly absurd. Here's Lydia Moynihan, one of the few people who does make sense on CNN, talking about the amount of Chinese babies that have been born in the United States. It's actually going to blow your mind. They wanted to change birthright citizenship via executive order. That seems like, I don't know, bad politics, bad optics, maybe both. I mean, we already know that foreign adversaries are exploiting this. There's been 1.5 Chinese CCP babies who've been born on the U.S. 1.5 million people who've come via birth tourism to have children in the U.S.

39:05over the last few decades. I've never seen the number be that high. I don't know if you're referring to... The New York Post has reported on it. I don't know if you're referring to... That's an issue that we know our foreign adversaries are exploiting. Are you talking about just Chinese nationals who have children here? You realize that not all of them are here to give birth via birth tourism? Okay, we can argue about the numbers. That is the number that's been reported. I'm telling you... If we are being truthful, the true scale is not 1.9 million... 1.5 over the last few decades. million Chinese people coming only for the purpose of birth tourism.

39:39We already know that this is something that our foreign adversaries are using to exploit us. We already know that 61 % of people who come and have a child here are on social welfare services. As I always tell you, that Abby Phillips, she is just, there's nothing behind her eyes. She is so dim and dumb and always pretending she's a lawyer for the Democrats. And actually, yeah, the 1.5 The 1.5 million number was correct. President of the Government Accountability Institute, Peter Schweitzer, who we should have on the show, he testified to the Senate that 1.5 million nationals now hold US citizenship through birthright citizenship.

40:14It is completely and utterly absurd, but Abby, again, why are you playing lawyer for this thing? Do you think this is right? Abby, if you got pregnant and you were on vacation and you went to Canada, you think your kid should just be Canadian? It just makes no sense and we all know it. And I will not sit here and pretend that I read all of the statements from the Supreme Court on this. But it was about right to privacy. That was the basic idea. But I just, I don't think they got this one right. It is what it is. But I'm not for burning down the building that they're in. Ironically, because Abby works over at CNN, in 2015, CNN was doing segments like this on how the, yeah, Chinese were using surrogates to have their babies in America.

40:56Anderson's surrogate pregnancy is not unusual. A growing number of women in the U.S. are becoming surrogates for wealthy Chinese couples. Agencies like West Coast Surrogacy in Irvine, California, are seeing a large influx of customers from overseas. In fact, 40 percent of their clients are from China. For one, their child will be a U.S. citizen. I'm sure that has some draw to it. There are other American companies trying to get in on this growing surrogacy industry. Unlike international adoption, there are very few rules governing international surrogacy. Here in a small desert town in Southern California, Audra Anderson says she's already considering carrying a third surrogate child.

41:46She can earn from$35 ,000 to$45 ,000 for each baby. So why is it, Abby Phillip, that 11 years ago, they were covering that on CNN and making sure it was an issue? And does that make any sense? Whether it's surrogacy or anything else, or just the Chinese mother, the Chinese woman who's pregnant and comes here on vacation two months before she's about to give birth and decides to stay, or accidentally gives birth here. And now there's 1.5 million people like this in the country? On top of then it gets chained, right? Then they don't wanna separate families. You're mean if you separate families. What?

42:24What allegiance do these people have? And how does this make sense at all? Not, it doesn't. It actually doesn't. There, I answered the question for you. This also doesn't make sense. Over in Minneapolis, they've been completely taken over by the Somali community. I thought this video was quite interesting because here's a man who, as far as I could tell, was just there for the rice and bananas and got caught up in something.

42:50I got a rule of my mind. Like, did he take a wrong turn? What's going on? I heard there was free rice and bananas, man. Who are all these women? What the hell's going on here? But guys, it's not over. It's not over for us. There are great things to still celebrate. One of them is what's going on with the World Cup, where, of course, the USA won last night. Here's some young people from America cheering on Team USA as we smack down. It's not just Bosnia. It's Bosnia-Herzegovina. USA! USA! USA!

43:41Let's stick with that. Let's stick with that. Which country do you want to be? You wanna be that or you wanna be the guy going, where's my rice and beans? Where's my rice and beans? Can I please? I wish I could get that excited over anything. That's what happens at some point. Guys, let's talk about chapter for a minute and then we got a couple of things on the other side. If you or someone you know or love is on Medicare, this is worth paying attention to. Medicare can be confusing and a ton of people end up on the wrong plan without even realizing it. That's where chapter comes in. They're independent Medicare advisors who compare every plan available, not just the ones that pay them the most.

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44:52Okay, a couple of questions from the rubinreport.locals.com community. Loves to Laugh says, if young people are this brainwashed and unable to have a debate, where do you see any hope for our American society in the next 15 years? It's a good question, right? Like this communism thing that suddenly, like doesn't it seem much worse, say in the last three weeks than it did three months ago. Like things seem to be getting worse. But again, you have to remember, they're winning Democrat primaries right now. And the question is, will the average voter, not just the Democrat base, loony leftist wingnut, will they vote for this when we get to actual elections, when there's a Republican on the other side?

45:32Well, I don't know. We will find out. But is it obvious that the Democrats are going that way? Yes. Is it obvious that young people by every poll suddenly think socialism is good? I mean, that's the biggest condemnation. I want free education for everybody. Yeah, Bernie, I want free, I can't do it with my shoulder right now, but can I do half Bernie? But the reason they want all that is because they want to brainwash these people into thinking all of the wrong things, and clearly they've been successful at that. So it is hard to have hope in some way. However, how about those kids that were just cheering on the US of A?

46:05How about all the people that we don't see that are teaching their kids the right things and doing more homeschooling and all the rest of it. There's an awful lot of us. How about states' rights in places that it is working? And, you know, we just don't know. You know, humanity has a weird thing. Terrible things happen over and over and over again, and then good things happen. And there is something that I think is baked into the human experience that, you know, it's, what is it, guys? It's hard times create strong men, strong men create good times, good times create weak men, and then it becomes a cycle again, right?

46:40and then weak men create hard times. Like it's this endless cycle. And we seem to be in a version of it right now where we have a lot of weak men on the verge of creating hard times for us all. But remember, we're a huge geographic country. We have states rights. We have new ways of getting information. And I just think in a lot of ways, the country will go its separate ways, either personally or states wise and everything else. And we're gonna have to figure out defenses, which by the way is exactly what DeSantis did with those things that he just signed relative to the terrorist organizations.

47:10Larry says, Dave, I had an issue with my Copal order. How can I get help? Well, first off, we got so freaking, our team has already reached out to you, Larry. So keep an eye on your email. And we already checked on that one. But we did that 50 % off for Dave's 50th last week. And we sold, I think, 4 ,500 bottles in about 36 hours. Our distributor was completely overwhelmed, right? So we are working on scaling everything. You know, this is still a new business. It's only a year old. And we're trying to figure out all the ways to scale it. and I think we're gonna have a second, you know, we ship everything out of Miami right now.

47:43I think we're gonna open up a second shipping center in Cali so we can make things happen a little more streamlined and easy. We're working on all of that stuff. But if any of you have a problem with your order or anything else, you can send us an email, hello at drinkcopal.com. The team is checking the emails today. They will get back to you ASAP. And for those of you that ordered, yeah, you may not have received your bottle yet. We were hoping to get them all out immediately. They're just, they're there. Like, trust me, I've been watching them get as many as they can out a day and we're working to scale it, so hang tight with us.

48:11And I promise you when you will get it, it will be worth the wait. Margaret says, the question that comes to mind with all these commies winning in the primaries in New York City is how is Jeffries, how is Jeffries avoided getting primaried? You know, that's a good question. When is he up for election? I'm guessing he's... This November. He's up for this November? Does he have anyone primarying him? Does he have nobody? I mean, no one's gonna win. Yeah, you know, there's a weird thing with these guys. It's like, who the hell knows what really goes on like under the hood with these Democrat socialists?

48:43Are they basically like, you know what? Don't take out Jeffries because he has the slight patina of normalcy. So that'll help us usher in all this stuff because he won't stop us. Who knows? You know, the DNC still runs the show, at least for now. The DSA hasn't taken out the entire thing. So even though the machine is breaking down and everything else, like things don't happen overnight. All right, will Timo Obama be out on his ass soon enough? Yeah, obviously, but there's Schumer, there's Jeffries. You know, there's a couple of these other guys who, they suck, like they suck, they're terrible, they stand for nothing, they're wrong on everything, but I don't think they fundamentally despise the country and wanna destroy it and turn it into a communist shithole.

49:22They just happen to be in bed with people who do, so that's gonna be the challenge for these guys. But yeah, he'll be out soon enough. BackupNever says, do you have a pool for therapy? Swimming might help you get back on the basketball court. I do have to say that I had a really rough night's sleep, maybe like four hours, because this thing was killing me. Because I'm filled, it's not only the initial pain of this, but for the first 24 or 48 hours, as Dr. Striano told me, I'm so filled up with fluid right now from the stem cells that you can't, it's like a balloon that basically is filled with too much water right now.

49:52So it really does hurt. But I do have to say while sitting here, movement has actually been kind of, yeah, we do have a pool. I've been trying to get in every night because one of the things that's been good about the pool, Well, yeah, I can move a little easier, but you know, you float, you have a little buoyancy in a pool and it's hard for me to lift my arm, but in the pool, it just kind of naturally goes up. So it gives you a little extra movement. And I am gonna start physical therapy next week. And as I said at the top, when the doc was doing the ultrasound, he was like, man, everything was shredded and destroyed.

50:24And they're like pretty much everything. So we filled it all up. I have now done between this and wearing the sling and I'm eating right. I'm trying to do the infrared sauna and all the rest of it. I've done everything I can. And now we just got to see what happens here. Megan says, how was the overall experience with stem cell therapy? And have you had it before? I'm considering for my own shoulder and knee. You know, it's funny, Roseanne Barr just texted me that she also did it on her shoulder and knee, which is what I've done it on. And it sounds like, go, go do it. It's not cheap. Tell Dr.

50:54Striano, find him. Google Dr. Richie Striano, Stewart, Florida. That's where the Florida clinic is. And again, I think he's in Westchester the other weeks of the year, the other weeks of the month. But tell him I sent you. He'll hook you up. He is a great human being. He will explain all of it to you. And it's a little bit painful. I'm not going to say that it isn't. It wasn't fun being jabbed that many times and all the rest of it. But it works for my knee. I have a feeling it's going to work here. And how cool is it, really? You know, we talk about big pharma and all that stuff. How cool is it that your body literally has things inside it that if they can manipulate it, spin it into centrifuge, use the laser from NASA, can fix you.

51:33You don't need synthetic stuff. You don't need all this medication and everything else. You don't need surgery, right? In the old days, I absolutely would've got surgery, right? This bone is up here, it needs to be pulled down. But now if we can strengthen these ligaments enough, hopefully it'll pull it down. Like I just can't possibly recommend him more and good luck, good luck and keep us posted with that. Brian says, as you're getting ready for off the grid, what prognostications would you like to see happen over the next couple months leading to the midterms? I mean, you've heard me say this, but my main thing is we got July 4th in two days.

52:05And my main thing is that we need to get this resurgence of pro-American pride in our country. We've got to get it to scale. We've got to get, it can't just be a blip for two weeks. Ah, you know, around July 4th, we were all flying the flags and everybody. No, the difference between the parties is so stark and we have to make it obvious. And again, this is why I'm not as black-pilled as so many people, because I don't think that this communism thing is what the country wants, but the Democrats are choosing it. And okay, so you can win primaries with that, but can you win actual elections with it?

52:39We will see. Like, do you think Tallarico, who is a far left nutbag, is going to win in Texas the Senate race? Like, I don't think so, but we will see. Even in New York, okay, you've taken out with very few people voting, you've taken out some nominal nothing Democrats, but will all the Democrats want that come November? I don't think so, especially as they are turning their air conditioners up to 78 and are realizing that, boy, the rich people are leaving, the tax base is going, oh, and there's a lot of crime here and blah, and why are we a sanctuary city? Why am I a legal citizen? and they're taking my money to give illegals a bunch of stuff.

53:20Like none of it makes sense. And I think the more and more that we expose it, the better it will be. I will say this, one thing I've been thinking about relative to off the grid, which I only started thinking about in the last week. And it's why July is our busiest month. We have to do a ton of stuff in preparation. One thing I've been thinking is usually I'm kind of like, ah, you know, I don't think a lot will happen or I know I'm gonna miss stuff, right? Like I knew I was gonna miss who Biden was gonna choose as VP one year, which turned out to be Kamala. I knew I was gonna miss a Republican debate one year.

53:47You know, things happened. John McCain died one year. The Afghanistan withdrawal happened. Like obviously things happened in August. But I'm usually like, ah, it's August, not a ton is gonna happen. I have a feeling a lot is gonna happen. I think we're gonna have a really strange summer just because there's so many competing forces just floating in the ether right now. So we shall see. Okay, that is our show. We got a post game coming up in 30 seconds at rubinreport.locals.com. We'll see you tomorrow. Ciao. Hey Trump! Hey, still waiting for you to take up my challenge to cage fight you. Still waiting.

54:25You know, I've been practicing. I don't have to practice much though. So if you don't take up my challenge pretty soon, everybody's going to think you're a... Bop bop! Bop bop bop bop bop! Bop bop bop!