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24:22Shop Wayfair's Labor Day clearance now through September 7th at Wayfair.com. Wayfair, every style, every home. I've emerged looking at a similar construct, left-wing authoritarianism. The best predictor I've seen is malignant narcissism. The correlation is 0.6. 0.6, right, which is about as good as the measurement accuracy of the questionnaires. Yeah. Right, so it actually opens up the question. The question is, there may be no difference between left-wing authoritarianism and malignant narcissism. And what that means is the serpents are using the language of compassion to mask their power striving.

24:59He's just as good as he's ever been. Did you catch that? Did you catch that? The serpents, the narcissists, right? The people who think everything is about them. Think of the TikTok generation. Everything is about them. What was Jordan's original thing? Clean your room before you clean the world, right? But these people who think it's all about them, the endless navel gazing, and if they only had the power cloaked in, we care about you and we care about you and we care about you and we care about you. But when they get the power, what happens? Well, then they're going to have to kill an awful lot of people because what starts happening is a couple people are like, you know, I'm not so into this.

25:33And then you've got to kill people, which is why communism and Marxism has killed hundreds of millions of people every time it has been tried. And is there any better example of that than the clip we just showed you before that Gavin Newsom? He is obvious. I don't know if it's malignant with him, but he is a narcissist in the most strict possible clinical sense. And what is it all guised in? It's all guised in we care about women and we care about gays and we care about trans and we care. But all of his policies, the things that he does, the left wing authoritarianism, what have they done in reality?

26:09I welcome you to go to San Francisco if you'd like to be injected with meth while you're trying to go to McDonald's. So you get the point. Although his winery is doing just fine up there, don't worry about it. In fact, we will have a bit more on the suicidal empathy of the left, but first, Bear Bar. Have we all been duped? We're out here trying to eat healthier, grabbing protein bars that look the part, all dressed up in shiny packaging with words like natural, fuel, and clean energy. But have you ever flipped one over and read what's actually in it? It's junk, soy isolates, seed oils, sugar, alcohols, and chemicals you can't even pronounce.

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27:59And of course the media starts running cover for it and nobody knows who did it or why they did it or anything else. Of course, we know the reverse. If it had been a bunch of white people attacking a couple of random black people, this would be the most important thing. We'd be burning down Pep Boys and looting a Circuit City. Does that even exist anymore, Circuit City? I didn't wanna say Best Buy anymore. Remember Circuit City? But if there's a Circuit City anymore, it would have been looted in the name of, you get it, okay? Here is Cincinnati Police Chief Terry Feechee, And she's a sexy woman, if I do say so myself.

28:32Here she is chastising the media for showing the videos of the thing that happened. Another topic I want to cover real quick. Social media and journalism and the role it plays in this incident. And yes, guys, that's you. That is you. At times, social media and mainstream media and their commentaries are misrepresentation of the circumstances surrounding any given event. What that does, that causes us some difficulties in thoroughly investigating the activity. Second question is, do you have that social media, news media, distorted the content of what actually happened? what exactly was distorted?

29:21I understand that there was one, you know, multiple views of the video, but exactly what led up to this? I mean, what was distorted? Yeah, so I think by the irresponsibility with social media is it just shows one side of the equation quite frequently without context, without factual context. And then people run with that. And then it grows legs and it becomes something bigger that we then have to try to manage as part of the investigation. And we really shot our load before because that could use a Bluetooth ad right now. You know what I mean? I'm not being nice. I'm not being, I'm just getting it out of my system right now, guys.

30:05Just work with me for the next 24 hours, would you? Okay. So there's a couple of things there. So first off, who the hell does she think she is to lecture us about how we use social media. It was your city, lady. You are the police chief. And it doesn't matter what side, what are you talking about? What side? You mean we should be on the other side of the street to get the videos? We can't show you the videos here because we'll be demonetized or they'll delete the video or potentially we'll get a strike on YouTube. We can show you some of the images. So explain to me what's showing those images or the video.

30:32Look at that woman. Look at that woman. She's alive, right? She was not killed as far as we know. I think she is alive, but like that is a person and the man who got sucker punched and everything else. These people got attacked by a crazed mob for no reason. And that woman has the gall to get up there and lecture us about how we're using social media. I mean, again, it's like every single thing that they do at this point is a lie. It is just a lie couched in their ability to protect themselves as they destroy virtually everything. The woman is alive, fortunately. We'll try to get some more info on that.

31:14Listen to this from Eric Daughtry, because now this is where this really gets crazy. They just freed a Cincinnati Jazz Festival violent suspect for$400 bond,$400. So they sucker punched these people. They easily could have killed them, cracked the skull, God knows what. $400 bond. And then it gets worse. Here's Cincinnati Vice Mayor Kearney, and she just, that's just people fighting. Just no big deal. No big whoop. But the conversation turns to this one incident, adults fighting at 3 a.m. This is not who we are. Adults fighting? It wasn't adults fighting. Adults fighting would be two guys that would be like, you said that about her and that's her, and your mama and this, and then that would be a fight.

32:00It's not a fight when a mob just mauls people for no reason. Now, I want to connect this to more broadly what's kind of happening in the country right now. You remember, what was it, six months back when that guy, Luigi Mangione, in middle of Times Square, I think 48th and 7th, shot dead the CEO of UnitedHealthcare. He had his problems with his own healthcare. He had a back problem and he was pissed and he killed the CEO in broad daylight. And there were many leftists that were celebrating that. And they've been celebrating violence for quite some time. And we've seen the way they take over the streets and they don't let people drive by and they chant all these things and blah, blah, blah.

32:41But they are full on allowing. It's not just allowing. They have full on embraced violence. And the problem with the left is the left never knows when the left has gone too far. So what starts as like a really weird fringe thing with the left always takes over the host, right? If you were looking at like a bunch of cells, like you'd see some like little cells dividing and you might think the host could control it, but it always eats the entire thing. And that's what's going on at the left. So this is wild. So you know about the shooting a couple of days ago in New York City, where a guy who apparently had some grievance with the NFL went into a building and the NFL is housed there and also Blackstone Investments is housed there.

33:23And he apparently got into the wrong elevator. He shot a couple of people, including killing a New York City police officer. But there was a rumor going around online that he actually shot a Blackstone executive. And this compilation, I mean, this is almost hard to watch, actually. So I'll give you a little trigger warning. It's actually kind of hard to watch. This is a compilation that's been making the rounds it's about a minute long of leftists online celebrating that a random Blackstone executive had been shot. They're the reason why there's a housing crisis. So, hey, you know what? Let's get more against those Blackstone people.

33:58Let's take them out. If you're having a bad day, I just wanted to hop on to let you know that the CEO of Blackstone, a private equity real estate firm, was one of the victims in the recent shooting. It's about damn time. Beety, beety, we're the giddy, the witty, beety. Better, better, better, better, better.

34:19And I'm not saying she deserved it, but I'm saying God's timing is always right.

34:30Nothing beats a jet to holiday and right now you can save 50 pounds. Let's go it's CEO season again Let's hope it lasts till December like it did last year. Oh my god guys another CEO was shot Another one we are another one is it Christmas? Okay, so first off, the CEO of Blackstone was not shot. A female executive by the name of Wesley Lepatner was shot and she is dead. The reason I'm showing you that, and I don't know how to analyze this properly, we have, she has two kids by the way, who no longer have a mother and those people are happy about that. They know nothing of her, know nothing of her life, her family, the good deeds she might have done, probably a good boss, colleague and friend and daughter and sister and all of those things.

35:19The reason I'm showing you that is because of what I mentioned before, that the left never knows when the left goes too far. So when you see these kids, and by the way, if you noted, it seemed to cross genders, it probably crossed sexualities, it probably crossed socioeconomic means and all that. You have the white girl just sipping her white wine. She's happy that someone died. And then you've got the other guy with the beard sipping. So it's excited that this person died. They are celebrating the fact that someone that they do not know, they know nothing of, they know nothing of her work or anything else.

35:50Because she worked at a corporation that they don't like, they are celebrating that she is dead. This is, I am telling you, this is part and parcel of the progressive movement. This is here. They believe you are allowed to kill people. And this is why I said the other day, you know, as much as we're cleaning up the immigration stuff right now, so we're getting the illegals out, we have a, not only a mass mental health crisis in this country, and we have an over-medication crisis and everything else, but what are we going to do? What are we going to do when that generation, because the left has no ability to control them, right?

36:24There's no adults left there. The inmates are running the asylum. What are we going to do as the boomers die out and then the Gen Xers age out and everything else? That's a scary thought. But like, what are we going to do when these people who think that political violence is fine, who are all in on identity politics, who seem to want socialism and everything else, like it could go away like that. Now, I think America has some great systems built in and we're rolling into our 250th year. And my hope is that in that 250th year next year, our anniversary, that we're going to get another resurgence of a MAGA populism around the greatness of America.

37:00But we really have to watch out for this because they don't know how to control their own children. And here's Andrew Cuomo, a man who was a failure as a governor, who then was a failure as a mayoral candidate, but he's still in the race. Here he is, trying to, wants to be mayor of New York still. Here he is talking about how the left has gone bananas, but unfortunately he has no juice. He just has no, he has no value in the party. And something like this happens. And then it really is a reality check for all this political theory and political hype that we have going on in this country with the extreme left postulating these theories that have no connection to reality.

37:49Well, all right, Andrew Cuomo, I'm with you on that. And by the way, I don't think Andrew Cuomo is like an unbelievably horrible person. I think he did some terrible things with COVID. He sent all of those old people back into the homes and he probably regrets it because when you killed all those old people, they do come out and vote. So you might've done better. But there he is saying the truth. Now, the problem is that's exactly why he lost in the primary because the base is a bunch of radical progressive nutbags, right? They are Hamas supporting. They are socialists. and worse than socialists.

38:20So that is nice that you're going on CNN and saying something basically true. Yeah, these people are kind of bananas. But how are you gonna win in New York City? How are you gonna stop the Marxist from taking over? I don't think you have a plan, buddy. Actually, you've already announced that if you lose, you're gonna move to Florida, which that's quite a winning message you got right there. Let me talk about Roya, which by the way, I absolutely love, love, love this bread. Take a look. You ever bite into one of those so-called healthy breads or bagels and wonder if you're eating recycled cardboard.

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39:53All right, so we've talked enough about the crazy people. Let's talk about some sane people. So right down here in Florida, we have a governor by the name of Ron DeSantis. And he has decided that if you are illegal in this country and we catch you, whether it's the feds that catch you or it's our state troopers or it's our local police or anything else, we're going to send you to a place called Alligator Alley. and it is a place where there are beds and toilets. It's not so terrible, but if you try to escape from there, you might be eaten by an alligator. So you gotta think about that. There's also lawyers there in a processing facility and after a couple of days, they're gonna figure out what to do with you and send you home to your home country, which the Democrats think all of that is just very terrible.

40:34It's going so well here in Florida with this program that we are now rounding up more illegals than the DHS knows what to do with. Take a look. we're apprehending faster than DHS can hold and process. And so the results in Florida and the efforts in Florida have been so far above and beyond any other state in the country. And it really we're pointed to as the model for what DHS wants to see all around the United States of America. And so that was part of the reason why under my leadership with the Division of Emergency Management, we set up this processing site at the Dade Collier Airport in the Everglades to be able to have a place where illegals could go, get them processed, and then literally there's a runway, and they can be flown out immediately.

41:27And it's interesting because, you know, you hear this different stuff. You know, the people that are going to the Alligator Alcatraz are illegally in the country. They've all already been given a final order of removal. So people talk. Mine is a choice, ladies and gentlemen. That's a line from DeSantis that I love, and it is absolutely true. So we're doing it right here. We're exceeding the federal numbers, and we're working with the feds to do everything possible. And that's not how it's going to be done in the blue states. It's just obvious they are focused on all of the wrong things, whether it's Spartacus screaming on the House floor or whether it's Gavin Newsom overly emoting and trying to to hold the reptile in from breaking through his skin.

42:11I tweeted this about that video, and I think there's a reason I'm gonna read it to you. Thank God Donald Trump became president and Ron DeSantis remained governor of the free state of Florida. Obviously, I think one of the only sort of political calculations I've gotten wrong in the last however many years, I'd love in the comments, if you can think of a bunch of others, please offer them up, is that obviously I supported DeSantis in the primary. I have no regrets about that, by the way. DeSantis, although maybe he wasn't a great handed it in some sense, or people wanted it to be looser or whatever else, or Trump just knew how to do it better.

42:43And clearly Trump's moment was here. I miscalculated, but I didn't do it because he wasn't a good candidate or didn't get all the things right or anything else. And I am thrilled. When I watched that video yesterday, I thought, man, I am thrilled. I don't know that anyone's supporting Donald Trump more than me right now. I got the president I want, and I got the governor I want, and they're working together. It doesn't get better than that from a political perspective. and many other states could have that if they want it. But unfortunately, it seems that many do not. However, in Dallas, not Dallas, in Houston, Texas, ICE has been going in and they're doing some good work and getting rid of some child sex offenders.

43:21Take a look. President Trump's immigration crackdown continues with ICE agents in Houston, Texas, reporting more than 200 migrants apprehended by this field office alone are child sex offenders. 214 people detained by ICE in Houston over the last six months have either been charged with or convicted of child sex crimes. The press release from ICE says the arrest number over the past six months surpassed the amount of child sex offenders nabbed by the office in all of 2024. Do you guys get how insane that is? 214 sex offenders nabbed by ICE in Houston alone. 214 in six months. How absolutely freaking insane is that?

44:09And you've got Democrats up there screaming that ICE either should be abolished or should have to take their mask off or defund it or whatever it might be. Why is it that they don't care about the 214 kids? And it's probably more than that because many of these guys probably took advantage of plenty of other kids, but let's say at least 214 kids who were molested or whatever by illegal immigrants, they don't care about that. And there's other benefits. You know, when you start cleaning up the cities, when you start cleaning up your states, your roads, your infrastructure and everything else, when you start getting people who shouldn't be here off the roads, well then all sorts of other things happen.

44:46I thought this was interesting. From Zero Hedge, from Financial News, auto accidents fall 10 % in major cities amid reports of lighter traffic. A few weeks ago, reports began circulating thanks to ICE roundups in major cities. The notorious parking lot traffic in Los Angeles was suddenly cleared out, allowing people to jet around the city like the old days. And yes, it is true there are less cars on the road because illegals now are, and there are an untold amount of them, are a little leery, particularly criminal, double criminals, because they're all criminals in some sense. But double criminals are very leery of just driving around because you might get picked up in a place like Los Angeles, not because of the LAPD, because they're working against ICE, but because Trump actually sent the feds in there.

45:33You may remember this video. This is from about two months ago, a month and a half ago, maybe. A guy driving down LA's 110. I mean, this is one of the most traffic, believe me, I live there, one of the most traffic roads in the country. Rush hour, you do not wanna be on this thing. Look at this at 8 a.m. I don't know if anybody's familiar with Los Angeles, but I'm actually on the 110. literally about five miles from downtown. Where the are the cars? I almost felt like it was a Sunday. Where the hell? Holy, look at. You know, we once, Connor and my, wait, was it Phoenix? You were with me? Yeah, Connor and Phoenix were with me.

46:13It was the first day they met. Connor had just taken the job and we were going actually to Sheila Kuhl's house, right? So Sheila Kuhl was the woman, the evil, evil wench of a woman who worked at, she was the LA, can you find out what she was? She was like a county supervisor or something, but she was the deciding vote in the 3-2 vote to close the outdoor restaurants during COVID. And she voted to close the outdoor restaurants. And then after the vote, I mean, this is so psychotic. After the vote, she literally, it wasn't gonna kick in the vote for another 24 hours. So then she went out to eat in Santa Monica, I think, at her favorite Italian restaurant.

46:56So she votes to close restaurants because COVID is gonna kill us all. And then she literally went to an Italian restaurant outdoor in Santa Monica. We were driving. I took the guys, I had just got my Tesla and we were in the Tesla and we're driving down there. And I got clipped by what was obviously an illegal immigrant. Like it was, you could see the way the truck was, the guy didn't speak a word of English or anything else. And we got into it on the side. But anyway, it all worked out. But she was the LA Board of Supervisors chairperson or something from 2014 to 2022. Anyway, we ended up going to her house for a protest.

47:28And that is where, for the first time, I signed the recall election thing. You know, they needed several hundred thousand signatures to recall Gavin Newsom. I signed it right there. And then, as you know, I ended up campaigning with Larry Elder to get rid of that freak. It didn't work out. I live in Florida. Okay, what are you gonna do? Here's the White House where they're having a little fun with some of these ICE deportations. Nothing beats a Jet 2 holiday. And right now, you can save£50 per person. That's£200 off for a family of four.

48:06But now, with Jet 2 holiday. I mean, that's funny, guys. That's the official White House account. And it's like, again, it doesn't matter what your feelings exactly are on deportations or anything else. And we can all have those conversations about the people who've lived here for a long time, who haven't broken other laws or who are not dealing drugs or, I don't know, molesting kids. But sorry, we're doing something about the problem that you all created. And this is exactly what Donald Trump was elected for. So even if on the margins, there was some version of this that I wasn't thrilled with, it's like this is what he was elected for.

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50:22We basically got everything we want. And in some sense, the Europeans are kinda like, thank you, sir, can I have another? because they desperately need us. They need our economy. They need our military. They need our technology. And they need our leadership in the world. Here's Kevin O 'Leary, one of my favorites, talking about how the Germans and the French, they're kind of pissed now because they're going to get the short end of the stick. But you know what? They're going to do it, suck it up. And as I just said, say, thank you, sir. May I have another? Already the French and the German are whining this morning about this deal or this potential deal.

50:55But the only reason they care is pharmaceuticals and automotive. We are so huge to them in those sectors. So huge, so massive, so important that they have to come to the table. And, you know, this is a big deal. And so that's why you're hearing, oh, yeah, well, that's$500 billion here and all that. They're going to move these pharmaceutical manufacturing facilities to the U.S. because this is their market. And so Trump's getting that win. But I don't think we're done yet. I mean, the EU is such... It's the biggest deal there is. So you're making the case that the headwinds will come from the other EU partners against this deal?

51:35I'm saying the headwinds are in the details. Already they want protections against things like automotive on their direction. We don't sell many cars. Nobody's buying a Ford 150 truck in Switzerland or in France. You can't fit them on the street, let alone your driveway. But isn't this the problem with the EU fundamentally? is that a handful of people make decisions in Brussels that affect all the country? Well, yes, you're right about that, Bill Hemmer. And I think most Europeans are realizing that they should not have signed on board the giant EU project because you basically outsource control of your country to bureaucrats in Brussels.

52:10And of course, that's what Brexit was all about. And I think most European countries, in retrospect, if they could go back and had maintained more sovereignty over their countries and particularly their borders, I mean, that is largely what led to their open border project. As you know, Hungary, which is part of the EU, they pay 1 million euros tax every single day, 365 million euros a year to keep their borders closed. That's what they have to pay in a penalty to control their own borders just to be part of the EU because they want to be part of the broader trade deal. So they don't want to not be in the EU.

52:47but that just shows you the crazed competing interests of how ridiculous the whole EU concept was in the first place. But basically what Mr. Wonderful just laid out there was, yeah, the Germans and French, there was no choice. They were gonna take this deal and the deal is really good for the US. And when we start moving some of those manufacturing plants, particularly the pharmaceutical ones, we're building plenty of cars here. But when we move pharmaceutical plants here too because of these deals and the investment that's gonna come here, it's gonna be even better for us. and we're gonna find out more over time as to what happens there.

53:19Listen to this. We've got more on the revenues that are coming in right now because of the tariffs. U.S. tariff revenues just broke the monthly record for July 2025 at a whopping 28 billion per fox, the highest monthly total so far this year. This is only through July 25th. That means it's even higher. It's also more than all of June. Treasury Secretary Scott Besson said he thinks we can collect 300 billion in the entire year. Okay, so I don't wanna beat a dead horse here, but yes, it was about negotiations. And if you had paid any attention to how Donald Trump has operated for literally the last 40 years, you probably should have been able to see that.

53:57And the economy came back. The stock markets are at all time highs. We're getting the deals in. We got the deal from the EU. Everything's looking pretty good. And that would lead a guy like Scott Besson, who's running the treasury, to say something like, yeah, everybody, how about invest in the USA? We got something cooking right now. You've been described as a global macro veteran and you run a hedge fund. In this moment, where would you put your money if you were still running one? United States of America. And that's it, people. We're back. We really are back. I know there's hysterical voices out there.

54:29I know there's people who want to keep you just like completely apoplectic about little minute nonsense. But there are incredibly good things happening in this country, particularly if you live in red states. It's different. Look, if I lived in New York City right now, I would be freaking out, absolutely. And I wouldn't live in New York City and I'd be getting out, but I get it. If you live in a place that you have all your reasons to have been there for a long time and your family's there and your businesses are there and your roots are there and your kids are in school and they're playing sports and all of those things, I get it, I get it.

54:58But see the writing on the wall and maybe some of those places will come back. But the question is what will be rock bottom with a place like New York City? What's gonna be rock bottom with Minneapolis when it turns into Little Somalia and all of these other things? But there'll be other bastions of freedom because our founders were pretty freaking good and they did something called federalism. And I think there's a lot of great people in this country who want to keep it great. That is our show. I've only got one more and then I disappear until September. Post game show, rubenreport.locals.com in 30 seconds.

55:24See ya. I was up in Grand Marie, Minnesota and saw someone walk out of a grocery store, just happened to be walking in. Saw her look at her receipt. She's looking down and she's just, no, no. No, no, no. Thank you.