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NO, NBC, TRUMP ISN'T JOKING ABOUT A '3RD TERM', YOU IDIOTS - 3.31.25
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Good morning, welcome to today. From back to school to tackling your to do list, the Today show is your best start to the day. It's a new season, and every morning we're here to help you take it all along. As the forecast calls for football all across the country, blockbuster stars, live concerts, and so much more, wake up to where it's all happening.
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And the best way to start is together. Watch the Today's show weekday mornings at 7am on NBC. The U.S. electric grid is approaching a breaking point as demand soars from data centers and home energy use. Our aging infrastructure can't keep up, and the Department of Energy warns that without action, blackouts could surge 100 fold by 2030. The good news? One solution is already here. Propane. It's American made, stored on site and always ready, powering homes and businesses with cleaner, reliable energy that doesn't depend on the grid or the weather. Learn more@propain.com Tyler Redick here from 2311 Racing the Rush of racing. Nothing beats it, but Chumba Casino comes close. Chumba's got fast spins, fun games, daily bonuses, and all the action you can handle. Now that's a ride. Ready to hit the throttle? Get in the driver's seat and head to chumbacasino.com let's Chumba Sponsored by Chumba Casino. No purchase necessary. VGW Group voidware prohibited by law. 21/ terms and conditions apply. Countdown with Keith Olbermann is a production of iHeartRadio. I don't know what good it does you, exactly, but while the rest of the media and some of the public freaks out over that nitwit with the same crazy stare. Cash Patel has Kristen Welker on NBC insisting to Trump that he's joking about stealing an unconstitutional and illegal third term and the dictator replying, no, I'm not joking. I'm not joking. You already knew this because the first time I warned here that the fascists were looking to game the 22nd Amendment term limits was on Wednesday, November 8, 2023. This has been the plan, like all the other plans. Take something unconstitutional and illegal and do it anyway and dare somebody to sue and then get his concierge Supreme Court to invent a new law and a new country to let him do it anyway and then insist that this is the law and if you oppose him on this, you are breaking the law. That's the way they papered over Trump's violation of the insurrection clause in the 14th Amendment. That's the way they are going to try to paper over Trump violating the 22nd Amendment term limits. The news in Welker's flatulent lap sitting phone interview of Trump yesterday is that the insane brain damage dictator gave away one of the ways the entire lunatic revolutionary authoritarian mob would scam the 22nd amendment. Trump now seems to think they could do a lure lean Wallace and run Vance as the presidential candidate with Trump as the VP but really in power or Trump not even on the ticket. And then the elected VP quits and Vance appoints Trump VP and then Vance resigns and then Trump is president again. It's still unconstitutional and illegal because under the 22nd Amendment, Trump cannot serve again after two full or virtually full. Oh, the Constitution, like that matters. That is also the problem with the first scam in which someone somehow was to award Trump another term because he'd had to spend so much of his first term defending himself against his, you know, crimes or because he can get enough people to say he really did win in 2020 so we owe him that one. In fact, that would be the way they'd go for a fourth term. The 22nd amendment is explicit. Two terms or one full term and most of a second term and you are ineligible to again serve as president. The question that remains there is whether you could even be elected vice president because you as vice president would be there to assume the presidency in the event of the death of the President. In any event, this is also the problem with the second scam, which they have apparently abandoned now after running with for more than a year, that the 22nd Amendment limit of two terms means two consecutive terms. So Trump, as the first non consecutive electee since Grover Cleveland, could run again, but Obama couldn't, and Clinton still couldn't, and Bush still couldn't. Just Trump and Grover Cleveland. And there is of course reason to wonder which one of them is more mentally fit for the job. Because while Grover Cleveland died In June of 1908, Trump is completely insane. The vibe I got from this latest interview, apart from the fact that Trump told this moron Welker that no, she was wrong, he wasn't joking, and she never once came back with the Constitution limits a president to two terms. You know that, right? What makes you think you would get away with it? She never said anything like that cuz she's an idiot. The vibe I got besides that is that they may not have enough bullshit even to get this legal leisure domain past his own Supreme Court. And they just cut to two versions of the same ending of American democracy. One is the simple elimination of elections or the declaration of an emergency of some sort, with the subsequent violence and suppression and arrest of political opposition. A preview of which we could be seeing now in the disappearing of those protesters and of course, the gay barbers with tattoos. The other is a variation on that Lurleen Wallace ploy in which the 2028 fascist ticket is anybody and anybody else. And when it comes time for the inaugural address, president anybody says I am ceding all power to Donald Trump. And Trump doesn't even move out of the Oval Office, let alone out of power. If that sounds at all familiar. Somebody who isn't president acting as president. They may have taken that out for a test run. For the first few months of this presidency, though it seems to be receding somewhat. That was the period of the Musk co presidency. Could you get away with somebody actually running the government without being president? Could Trump's mental diseases be satisfied by being president in reality, but not president in name only? Regardless? No, sorry, Ms. Welker, he's not joking. You're wrong. You should resign. I have mentioned this on and off for the last 509 days on this podcast. Trump not only has a pathological need to remain in power, he has no choice but but to try to do so, no matter what laws he must subvert, nor who he must kill or have killed to remain in power. It is more than appropriate to yet again quote the Yale historian Tim Snyder reminding us that Trump is in the classic dictatorial position. He needs to die in bed holding all executive power to stay out of prison. This means that he will do whatever he can to gain power and once in power, will do all that can do to never let it go. This is a basic incentive structure which underlies everything else. It is entirely inconsistent with democracy. Tim Snyder's precise, somber encapsulation of the reality of what we face and what people who are supposed to be a thousand times smarter than Kristen Welker still somehow think is a joke or as trolling of some kind. This has taken on added gravitas in the past week. Few things shock me anymore. This this shocked me. The Yale Daily News reports that three of that university's top professors are leaving to go teach somewhere else, starting with the fall term. This philosophy professor Jason Stanley, history professor Marcy Shore, and Marcy Shore's husband, history professor Tim Snyder. All three are moving to the Munk School of Global affairs and Public Policy at the University of Toronto. Tim Snyder is leaving the country. As I said, few things shock me anymore. But for an hour after I read the news of Tim Snyder bailing out, I was beginning to make preparations to see if Professor Snyder of the Munk Schools of Toronto needs a teaching assistant. I once was a teaching assistant. It was in communication. It was in 1979. I was an undergraduate and I have to say I was pretty good at it. References available upon request Happily, at the moment, I actually think Trump should be less worried about getting a third term and more worried about finishing his second one. There are forces gathering against him, all of them on his side of the political spectrum, and I'm not sure that individually any of these forces could extract him from office. But if they coalesce, and if the Democrats win the midterms, a popular anti Trump front could literally drive him from office. The first force is the most blatant and least acknowledged sign of his insanity. These suicidal tariffs analysis from the Federal Reserve banks of Atlanta and Richmond and Duke University have put out a new study. American companies that import heavily from Canada, China, Mexico and other victims of Trumponomics, the Let's party like its 1899 plan, they expect to raise prices this year by more than 5%. The ones who won't be strangled by tariffs still plan to raise prices this year by nearly 3%. Now you can blind yourself trying to analyze this data, but the headline is Trump promised lower prices on day one and here, as April looms, is now delivering inflation at least 3% more, maybe well over that 5% more figure. He bluntly stated on camera that he wants foreign car prices to go up. Is this registering with his mesmerized base? You bet your ass. At election time, nearly half of all American voters believe they would be economically better off under Trump. That was November. That number has already fallen to 25%. And it's not just consumers. The Wall Street Journal says Trump got on the phone with the CEOs of the top auto companies in this country and warned them against raising prices after tariff flation hits. That he will recriminate against them if he does so. He has already repaid the media companies that prostituted themselves to him by killing tourism to this country so that the universal theme parks co owned with NB and the Disney theme parks co owned with ABC are going to hit crises. His psycho in charge of health is threatening to ban prescription drug advertising on television. And if you haven't watched linear television lately, that's all the advertising there is on linear television anymore. And Friday, his nut job at the FCC repaid Bob Iger kowtowing to him by opening an investigation of Disney. In particular, I want to ensure that Disney and ABC have not been violating FCC equal employment opportunity regulations by promoting invidious forms of DEI discrimination. He attached an article by a right wing conspiracy theorist which called Disney the wokest place on earth. Gee Bob, it's almost as if trying to appease lunatics who threaten you with multi million dollar bribes just makes them conclude you will keep giving more multi million dollar bribes if they keep threatening you. Not great Bob. The point is the CEOs and the stock market is coming to understand that when they thought Trump would cook the economy to give a select group of people all this nation's wealth, he didn't mean them, he meant him. He meant him and maybe Musk and maybe Bezos. But I bet you any amount of money Trump plans to cut Bezos legs out from under him sooner rather than later. In any event, every time they turn around, he's cut another bunch of them out of the money club. He's tanked the stock market, he's killed overseas markets for American companies. Nobody wants to buy anything here right now. We don't need a consumer strike. The consumers aren't buying crap. We're headed for a depression, a Donald Trump depression. And bluntly, corporations are designed, they exist to eliminate the human equation from business decisions. They eliminate any sense of feeling. They eliminate, you know, whether or not people should live or die. They are there to make money guilt free, nothing else. And anything in their way will eventually be removed. If anybody extracts Trump from office, it will be from the far right via a consortium of corporations. Unless it's his own intelligence community. The Trump Cabinet civil war enters its second week, and all evidence leads to the conclusion that the National Security Advisor is doing his damnedest to get the Secretary of Defense fired in hopes that it'll keep him from getting fired. And the likeliest outcome is that Trump refuses to fire either of them. And the Hegseth security disaster. And the second Hegseth security disaster. And now the third Hegseth security disaster. And the fourth Hegseth security disaster. They continue to sit atop Trump's face like the prop monsters from the Aliens movies. Somebody is leaking everything they have on Pete Hegseth to the media. Oh no. How will we ever figure out who's doing this? Who could it be? How could this mystery ever be solved? Unless it could possibly be the National Security Advisor, the guy who had the number for the editor of the Atlantic in his phone and put him on the secret chat about exactly when to attack the Houthis and did everything but set an alarm in the editor's phone to go off when the bombs went off. That all started a week ago today, and it will continue to strangle the Trump administration if the Democrats just lift a finger to poke at the scandal every day. You remember the Democrats that used to be the other party led by Chuck Schumer, that apparently decided once the other guy was elected with a minority of the vote, all the Democrats should go on sabbatical or something, or just start mailing in their opposition and talking about the price of peanut butter and jelly sandwiches or something. Christ. Back to the Hegseth scandal scandals already in progress. Because it turns out, repeat, it's always happy hour somewhere, Hegseth. It's also always bring your wife to work day and bring your brother to work day somewhere. And those stories leaked out in the last week. And again, who in this equation has high level Washington media contacts and would be leaking? Oh, yeah, I mean, besides the National Security Advisor, who apparently can put his finger about six inches above the J on his phone and boom. Jeffrey Goldberg of the Atlantic is suddenly added to the blow em up. Blow em up. Real good group chat. First, somebody tipped off the Associated Press that one of Hegseth's most promising young staffers at the Pentagon is a podcaster named Philip Hegseth. Why, that's a coincidence. He's Department of Homeland Security liaison and senior advisor, which is impressive since he has no qualifications, except he came out of the same womb as the Secretary of Defense. He worked for somebody else's podcast company, and then he had his own podcast company. Why, that's the entire spectrum of experience, isn't it? References available on request. The end. We don't know what this seeming textbook example of nepotism is getting paid by us. But the AP also found out that little Phil was previously hired by Pete at Concerned Veterans for America for $108,000 to do media relations. And we know what Concerned Veterans for America is concerned with. It's concerned with paying Hegseth brothers. Then came a leak to the Associated Press that Hegseth and the Wall Street Journal that Hegseth had brought his wife, the new one, the one he cheated on with the previous wife, the ex vice president. Fox Nation the new wife. He has brought her to a series of sensitive international meetings. There was one on March 6th with the UK's Secretary of Defense, even though she probably has weaker security clearances than his little brother does, brought the missus in to meet the secretary from the uk. The Pentagon even issued official photographs of a meeting with Hegseth and foreign leaders and Mrs. Hegseth, who doesn't have any clearance. Now why wasn't she on the Houthi call? Hegseth was already in such trouble over the Houthi call that a right wing group was launched called Veteran Action. And the action they mean is threats. They are there to threaten, according to the lead thug, quote members of Congress that they better have Pete Hegset's back. And the thing with bring your wife to the secret meeting day was responded to by the right with a universal chant of oh, wait till I tell you about Jill Biden, which kind of collapsed once the fascists were reminded that unless it's way worse than we know, Jennifer Hegseth is not the first lady of the United States and is not sleeping with Trump. It had already gotten to the stage when another story leaked on Mrs. Hegseth. Wall Street Journal Again, remember those meetings with senators before his confirmation? The ones who were a little concerned who were Susan Collins ish about Hegseth's anger management issues and the history of allegations of abuse of women, his total lack of qualifications for the job. The one on one meetings between Hegseth and those senators. Nuh two on one meetings quoting the Journal Some senators were surprised that Pete Hegseth invited his wife Jennifer to sit next to him in their private meetings, making it awkward to ask questions about allegations related to infidelity and sexual misconduct, said people familiar with the senator's thinking. Not only did Hegseth bring his wife to these meetings with US senators seeking their votes for his confirmation but he used his wife as a human shield against allegations related to infidelity and sexual misconduct. Once again, I just can't imagine where all these stories are coming from other than Mike Waltz. A nepotism story. A wife gets to see classified information story, the continuing hooty chat classified information story, or sensitive information story, or simply bombing schedule story. All we're missing is another story about Hegseth and that other thing they've mentioned about him for years. What's that word again? I think it sounds kinda like nepotism. It doesn't rhyme with nepotism exactly. But doesn't it end also in ism? Thank you, Nancy Faust. We could be headed to that rare simultaneous double knockout here because Politico reports that Vance and Susie Wiles and one of Trump's personnel flunkies have urged him to fire Mike Waltz. Especially after the photo of Mike Waltz with Jeff Goldberg of the Atlantic popped up on social media. The guy Waltz says he's never met, I can tell you for 100% I don't know this guy. Wouldn't know him if I bumped into him, if I saw him in a police lineup. Police lineup. Maybe you have him confused with Hegseth. Anyway, turns out four years ago, the French auteur and TV philosopher Bernard Henri Levy held a book launch in Washington. And there in a photograph, is Waltz, applauding. And right behind him, leaning in on Waltz as if whispering to Waltz, directly into his ear, is Jeffrey Goldberg. And Waltz has never met Jeffrey Goldberg. Which means Jeffrey Goldberg is standing way too close. Levy posted the photo in 2021 and tagged Waltz and Goldberg on Twitter. So if the Democrats just pushed this a little, maybe Waltz could get Hegseth fired and then Vance can get Waltz fired. Because to be fair, Hegseth is self destructing. And this is just going to stay like this, because Trump can't afford to fire any of them, even if he believes there's a reason to, because he has now convinced himself that all criticism of him is a hoax. And as I examined last time, they around him are all lying to him about his poll numbers and his popularity and how well everything's going and even his vote count. They'll be lying to him about the inflation numbers soon enough because they know Trump is coming apart at the seams mentally, and they have to manage him and give in to what Vance called the President's desires, or something really bad could happen. Oh, like what? It's not like he's forgetting easy to remember facts like what's a country? And what's not a country? O if the European Union works with Canada in order to do economic harm to the usa, large scale tariffs, far larger than currently planned, will be placed on them both in order to protect the best friend that each of those two countries has ever had. So the the EU is now a country. Trump? Nah, he's fine. He's fine. No reason to assume all of this destruction of the economy and these 19th century tariff ideas and this move towards assuming the presidency for life is actual insanity. No, no, no, no, no. He's. He's fine. He's. And on the journalism front, they're fine too. Nobody ever learns. Nobody. The White House Correspondents association annual Dinner, also known as community service for reporters or a preview of your time in hell, will for the second time in seven years not feature a comedian because the association at its president Eugene Daniels of msnbc, naturally is afraid of Trump and more interested in their own jobs than in preserving the free press or the United States of America. They have fired Amber Ruffin as the comedian after booking her months ago. Quote Politico reports that the decision to remove Ruffin came after the White House Deputy Chief of Staff Taylor Buttowich criticized the WHCA for hiring Ruffin as she has been critical of President Trump. Alongside a clip of Ruffin calling the political climate bonkers. Buda, which wrote this year's WHCA dinner will be hosted by a second rate comedian who is previewing the event by calling this administration murderers who want to feel like human beings, but they shouldn't get to feel that way because you're not. All right, that's a statement of fact. They are murderers and the political climate certainly is bonkers. Second rate comedian Caroline Levitt is a second rate comedian. Wait, there's more from this story. Trump is expected to not attend the event in his past administration, he also did not attend any of the dinners hosted. So Trump's not going. The fascists aren't going. Appeasing Trump doesn't work. After taking money literally from the people who run the media and own the media, he's now going after those people again. So fire Amber Ruffin anyway when the comedian was the only reason worth paying for parking at that event, which is literally less impressive than the annual big to do of the Rotary club in Ithaca, New York in 1977, I've attended both and the White House Correspondent's Dinner sucks. In the old days, it was bad enough in the old days, it was torture in the old days. Now it's just dinner at Vichy's but to leave you with two happy moments. My glass half full report that Kristi Noem sadomasochistic Ilsa she wolf of the SS porn video that she put out filmed in front of the kind of people she helped to kidnap off our streets and trundle off without due process to an El Salvador slave prison. A pro tip here. I have found my ability to process that Kristi Noem snuff film improves appreciably if I interpret the images backwards. Just tell yourself as you look at this that she's the one behind the bars and the dozens of shirtless guys are outside of her cage. And I have a second half glass full glass half full Lara Trump on her Fox show, which I believe is titled we have to Fill Weekend, somehow asks the Secretary of the Interior and Commissioner of Eyebrows Doug Burgum if we'd ever see Trump's face on Mount Rushmore. Now this might be a little Hannibal Lecterish, but my first thought was Trump's face, his real face on Mount Rushmore. Okay. Also of interest here in this all new edition of countdown, Bill Maher self destructs again. How many times can you do this Bill? Only this time he explains to Chris Cuomo that he's going to go to talk to Trump at the White House so they can save the country. Shouldn't go to the White House, Bill. Go to a go to an emergency room, get a CT scan. Also, I have resumed my television sports career and this merits both an explanation and a plug. That's next. This is Countdown.
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Good morning. Welcome to today. From back to school to tackling your to do list, the Today show is your best start to the day. It's a new season, and every morning we're here to help you take it all on as the forecast calls for football all across the country, blockbuster stars, live concerts and so much more. Wake up to where it's all happening.
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And the best way to start is together. Watch the TODAY show weekday mornings at 7am on NBC. The U.S. electric grid is approaching a breaking point. As demand soars from data centers and home energy use. Our aging infrastructure can't keep up. And the Department of Energy warns that without action, blackouts could surge 100 fold by 2030. The good news? One solution is already here. Propane. It's American made, stored on site and always ready, powering homes and businesses with cleaner, reliable energy that doesn't depend on the grid or the weather. Learn more@probane.com Tyler Redick here from 2311 Racing the Rush of racing. Nothing beats it, but Chumba Casino comes close. Chumba's got fast spins, fun games, daily bonuses and all the action you can handle. Now that's a ride. Ready to hit the throttle, get in the driver's seat and head to chumbacasino.com let's Chumba. Sponsored by Chumba Casino. No purchase necessary. VGW Group voidware prohibited by law 21/ terms and conditions apply. This is COUNTDOWN with Keith Olbermann. Still ahead in this all new edition of countdown, I have resumed my TV sports career. I want to go into some detail about this and why, because if you've been listening the last roughly two and a half years, you will have heard me say, I don't think you should be doing both politics and sports, certainly not in the same venue, but maybe not even in different venues. Well, I'd like to amend those remarks because I'm now doing it in different venues. Politics here and baseball on TV ahead. First, believe it or not, there's still more new idiots to talk about. The daily roundup of the miscreants morons and dunning Kruger effect specimens who come constitute today's other worst persons in the world. Here are the nominees. The bronze worse Congresswoman Anna Paulina Luna, if that is your real name, Anna Meyerhofer. And I'm sorry, miss, but I'm afraid the role of Marjorie Stupid Greene has already been cast. But honestly, when she hits that magic percentage of body weight that is just steroids and she goes Catatonic. We will call you, madam. Ms. Luna announced on Fox. I would like to tell the American people I was made aware to me this evening that NBC actually have a video that has never been seen before that allegedly shows Oswald near a vehicle at the time. Which means it couldn't have been him. Now look, she's a simpleton. She shows some evidence of brain damage and God knows what she heard and couldn't understand and decided. Was that evidence that it couldn't have been Oswald? I assume either somebody told her about Oliver Stone's movie JFK and a VHS tape of jfk, this is the tape that NBC has, or they told her about the various recreation films of Oswald near the vehicle in which police officer Tippett was shot. Long the biggest timeline hole in the Oswald solo gunman theory, though not a fatal flaw in that theory. But anyway, this misses the point. The day JFK was shot, there was no way to burn time of day into film or even the early giant sized forms of videotape. There was no time code available until 1967. So no 1963 film could establish when anybody was anywhere that day or any other day in human history. Even one with a clock visible in the background. Because clocks could be wrong. I know by this point her eyes have rolled back in her head and the drool is flowing like wine, but you still get my point. Also, the congresswoman added, we hope to bring forward legislation to ensure this never happens again. And who in the hell knows what she meant there? Make sure assassinations never happen again. Make sure no more Warren Commissions. Make sure there's no more evidence locked away by the government. Make sure there's no more Oliver Stone movies. Who knows? By the way, you know who was great in that movie doesn't get credit for it. John Candy was great in jfk. Moving on, the runner up, Dave Larocque, the far, far right, would be candidate for governor of Virginia, the one who referred to Virginia's quote, colored community. He didn't say that in 1952, he said it in 2021. He's a nut job and a nitwit. And if you didn't know that, listen to this interview in which he brings up his favorite movie. No, not jfk. In which it was proved that at the time of the assassination, Lee Harvey Oswald was a actually working with a chisel at top Mount Rushmore. No, no. 2007's film Freedom Riders with Hillary. Swank. One of my favorite movies, and I tell you it moves me emotionally, is a movie called Freedom Riders. Have you ever seen that? Yeah, I have seen that movie.
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It's a spectacular movie, isn't it? And it's this inner city, these kids that think they've life has been terrible and it justifies them being violent toward each other. And the teacher, Hilary Swank, I think introduces them to a Holocaust survivor and I think it's based on a true story. It is. And they just appreciate that the, the what these people have been put through it, which makes their own struggles, I think seem like something that they can overcome. So again, the central theme of it is, well, a couple different things going on, but it uses the. I think it was Anne Frank that they actually brought in to tell her story and it really changed these people's lives. Yeah, a life changing event when they brought Anne Frank into the classroom in Long Beach, California in person to tell the kids about the Holocaust. Anne Frank herself. I guess perhaps these days you and I should be happy when we find a Republican, even an idiot Republican, who believes it happened and believes it mattered. But honestly, can we lock larocque and Luna in a classroom for like three minutes and just force them to brush up their knowledge of just these two events and leave the other 10,000 things they each get wrong in day to day life? Wrong Just, just on these things. Just about the fact that there's no videotape of the JFK shooting and couldn't be and, and that, and that Anne Frank did not survive the Holocaust. Just, just, just somebody tell him this. Good God. But they have excuses. They're morons. Our winner, the worst, once again does not have such an excuse. Bill Maher, with assists from Chris Cuomo and Gavin Newsom. He's got everybody working with him except Chris Salizza. I'm not going to suggest here or anywhere else that anybody ever took Bill Maher seriously as a political thinker. But he had a certain fearlessness and one of like, well, two platforms that were largely or mostly liberal in the early years of this century. I might modestly add Countdown was the other one. But Bill's trolley has come off the track. And like so many seemingly strong figures in our society, turns out that he was made out of paper mache and filled with oatmeal, just like all the guardrails. What Bill has done has decided he wants to be on the winning side more often. So he's now going to the White House to see Trump with his new friend, Kid Rock. And, and, and, and once you get past his new friend Kid Rock, everything else is superfluous detail. If Kid Rock is one of your friends, your life is at essentially an end. Maher is hanging out with other quislings, too. I mentioned Newsom, who used to be the Democratic governor of California and is now a podcast host, announced on Mars show Friday Newsom did, that the polling showing the Democratic Party has 27% approval means the Democratic brand is toxic right now. Gav A the Republican Party has 36% approval, which is not a lot more given that they won the election. B Most of the dissatisfaction with the Democratic Party is from Democrats because of the weaseliness and appeasement from clowns like C Gavin Newsom and Bill Maher. We talk down to people, newsom told Maher. We talk past people. Well, the two of you do. That's correct. The idea that we can't even have a conversation with the other side? Newsom asked rhetorically. Marr's reply? You have to. They won. Says who? Fox News has a larger audience than Bill Maher. Hell, Newsmax, maybe Bill, do you have to talk to them because they won? Maher apparently thinks this means going to talk to Trump and to step into his own personalized echo chamber that says this is a good idea. He went on with Chris Cuomo, another guy who, to paraphrase a line about Michael Jordan's willingness to do commercials for anything if they promise Chris Cuomo his own network TV show again, but he had to do a commercial for it wearing a jock strap that you wore on your face, he would do it. For once, though, in this clip, Chris Cuomo is the least insufferable person in the room because the only other one in the room is Maher. Listen to the delusions of grandeur parade out of Bill Maher's tiny little deviated septum. What do you think has been the response so far? What do you think it will be? And why are you doing it? Which I'm totally for, by the way, and I love it. I get it. Well, I'm doing it because, first of all, it was presented as a dare. Not a dare, no. Just like maybe this is a beginning to heal America. Now, I don't have some sort of complex where I think I can heal America. I can't. Okay, let's get that clear. I'm not going to be healing America. But if two guys who've been at each other for so long, I mean, I It's kind of a Nixon to China thing. I have the credentials. There was nobody who was harder on Trump or more prescient about the fact that he wasn't going to leave office voluntarily than I was. I feel like I have the credentials, but they also respect me because I'm honest about the woke train to crazy town. First Bill, they don't respect you. They're using you. That's all this is. Don't you see that? Ten years ago, the next to last time I was on Bill Maher's show, he and I talked about how the Trump who had just announced his candidacy was utterly different than the one we had met personally. That in person he had been polite, almost mild mannered. I said that the disparity was so vast that it didn't matter which Trump was the real one and which one was the act, the racist spewing hate Trump or Eddie Haskell Trump. That the problem was we could never survive a president who had two complete and completely contradictory personalities. Bill. Bill said he thought we should give the nice Trump a try. Leading me to my second point. Bill Maher was hardly the first person to say Trump would never leave office. I said it in my commentaries before the 2016 election. I said it on Mars show the night of the inauguration in 2017. And Bill thinks he's been the toughest on Trump. He may have been because of the size of his platform. Top 100 maybe, but his work since the election, cozying up to Trump's people, platforming them, and now this Neville Chamberlain was cool parade. I'm going to the White House with my friend Kid Rock because you have to talk to these people. Bill is down to about a millionth on the list. Also woke Bill. Take woke and shove it up your ass. Wait, wait, wait, wait. Bill Maher actually got worse. More condescending, more delusional. Just listen to this. First of all, it's an honor to be invited to the White House. Yes, it is. And I've already had a couple of people who I said to them, you know, I'm just going to take it as a backhanded compliment that you glide right past the idea that little Bill Maher from Rivervale, New Jersey, just a humble kid from the suburbs, was invited for a private dinner to the White House. You glide right past that to how dare you talk to him? And that you're not impressed by it at all. I'm impressed by it a lot. I'm impressed the out of it. I get to go to the White House. And yes, that is the structure of this dinner is just let's talk about, let's talk to each other face to face. Let's not stop shouting from 3,000 miles away, you know, so if they expect me to be leaving in a maga hat, they're going to be very disappointed. But I know they don't. And I think it's going to be, you know, look, it probably will accomplish very little, but you got to try, man. You got to try. I love it. You know, Kanye, Phil Martin, thank you very much. Appreciate you. Love being with you, bud. Yeah, this was so much fun. And I love that you're going. I think it's great for. Exactly. It is great, isn't it? 100. Yes. And I will celebrate it when it happens. Great. I appreciate that. And Bill, if Chris Cuomo loves it, it's the worst idea of your life. Newsom Chris Cuomo. And as I said, all you need is the endorsement of Chris Salizza and you have the complete Quisling boxed set. Also, it's an honor to be invited to the White House now after what Trump did with Zelenskyy in the White House. Oh, Hitler's invited me to the Reich Chancellery. Maybe I can get a selfie with him. Maybe he'll let me wear his hat. It's an honor. I mean, after Conor McGregor was invited, after Sarah Palin, after a bunch of crooked TV evangelists. Cuomo mentioned Kanye West. You were invited seven years after Kanye West. They're just inviting you now and you think it's an honor. Hell, I was first invited to the White house checks notes 26 years ago. Okay, they're just getting to you now, Bill. Let's stop yelling at Hitler. Mar today's other worst person in the world.
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So grab your free welcome bonus now@chumbacasino.com sponsored by Chumba Casino. No purchase necessary. VGW Group void. We're prohibited by law 21 plus terms and conditions apply. Take 4B1 March 31st 3, 2 1. This is Countdown with Keith Olbermann. Postscripts to the news. Some headlines, some updates, some snark, and in this case, some explanation for unexpected personal conduct. Not bad personal conduct. I'm not in the Trump administration, just unusual personal conduct. And first, this is the Countdown podcast. And these are the places where there's news. Dateline New York. Well, and other places like Atlanta, Cincinnati, Miami, the Tampa Bay area, actually in this case Tampa itself, Detroit, Los Angeles, but more correctly Anaheim, Kansas City, Cleveland and Milwaukee. Hello, I have railed recently about the increasing merger between sportscasting and politicasting between the number of sportscasters at nominally sports venues who have gone into commenting on politics. This has been led by such derelict outlets as Barstool and the others, but it has also recently creeped into places like espn. And I have been virulently angry and most condescending towards what I think justification. Stephen A. Smith, who has decided the other day on the air that he is going to debate Donald Trump on the subject of dei. This is of course part of what Stephen A. Smith thinks is a very clever little idea of his to get himself mentioned as a presidential candidate. And as 99% of the country laughs when they hear that. The other 1% say, I'd like to have a president who could give a seven hour State of the Union address without taking a breath and without saying anything at all. Because the one thing we want after this one is another guy who wants to take all of the air out of the room for himself. In any event, it's not hard to figure. Many politicians have tried this before and lots of people who know nothing about politics think it's a clever idea. Tell everybody that, oh, you do it if it were necessary and people really wanted you to, but you don't have the time and you certainly don't want to be president and you let other people say no, he'd make a great president. And you try a draft some anonymous name like, I don't know, John A. Smith for President. There's been a lot of that recently. And for some reason, things that @espn literally 5 years ago would have gotten anybody suspended or perhaps fired is now encouraged. Part of this was the new management there, and part of it was its affection for people like Pat McAfee. I think that's the name the guy who spends all afternoon talking and talking and talking and bringing on people like Aaron Rodgers, who is not necessarily fully versed in living in this universe and has his own kind of universe. And this eventually bleeds into politics, which of course now 50% of all political discussion is actually a conspiracy theory about something that does not exist because we have moved into that America, the post reality. America is where we are politically, as you well know. But what I have been complaining about and what I complained about, but even in the old days when I was at ESPN and at other sports venues before that, was that something we had done long, long ago, didn't really work anymore and really shouldn't be done anymore. I no longer thought it was a good idea for one broadcaster to be a sports personality in one place. One network, one outlet, one online place, one, I don't know, website, and then be a political commentator somewhere else. Not that there was any reason that a sportscaster should not be qualified to talk about politics, but because in this time of extraordinary pressure on all of us, we do need to have a few areas in which politics will not chase us. I always think of Donald Trump as the character, if you can believe this, on the old Fred Flintstone show, who used to when you turn the TV off, the hand would come out from around the side of the TV and this character would turn the TV back on so he could keep talking to you. That's Trump. That's politics. I think there needs to be a place where we can get away from that. And I think one of the easiest ways for that is sports. I am not saying when something like when the Trump administration tried to erase Jackie Robinson from the history of the Defense Department. I'm not saying that should be ignored by sports. Quite the contrary. That's when it is absolutely necessary. I'm not saying that when athletes have opinions about sports that they should be ignored, absolutely not. That is their platform and they should be covered. And they should be covered to some degree neutrally, and the fallout should be covered to some degree neutrally. But the point is that they're the ones making the comments, not the sportscasters. The sportscasters don't count. As I said in the old days back at NBC in 1997, when I was first hired there, I was hired to do both news and sports. And the news part quickly devolved into almost all politics. I was anchoring the State of the Union address and then going to the super bowl weeks later in 1998. And then when I went back to MSNBC in 2003, it was just going to be news. Well, that changed rather quickly, too. And by 2007, I was on Football Night in America, co hosting it with Bob. Bob Costas and several other people were involved in the show at that time, too. Later, Dan Patrick joined me on that program and we separated those two entities. I did sports five nights a week on msnbc, or rather five nights a week of news on MSNBC and politics and increasingly political commentary on msnbc, and then one night a week on big NBC doing just football and leaving politics out of it. In fact, prior to that, in 2005, I had joined with Dan on the radio and talked sports for an hour every day at 3 o' clock in the afternoon or 2 o' clock in the afternoon, I can't remember now, one of those two hours. And then I'd get in a car and go over to New Jersey, and at 8 o' clock at night, I'd spend an hour yelling at George Bush. And it didn't really seem to bother anybody. Those two things were separate identities. The mention of, of these two subjects in the same lifetime, in somebody's work as a Body of work was acceptable to the point where Rush Limbaugh tried to buy the St. Louis Rams football team. And I supported him. When lots of people on both sides of the political spectrum said no, I said, if you've got a reason for him not to be an owner, that's fine. His failure at ESPN when he tried to do football commentary, well, maybe that's a good reason for him not to be an owner in the NFL. But the simple idea that he was a political commentator or in this case, a propagandist who had been sent by Satan, well, I can understand why that might piss you off and you wouldn't want him to be an owner in the NFL, but that's not a good enough reason. Well, that's the way we felt back then before everything got kind of out of hand. Because what is complained about now, basically, is if you are a liberal political figure and you happen to have some other livelihood, the right wants to destroy that livelihood. You can't be a sportscaster who has liberal political opinions. You're not allowed to be a sportscaster anywhere. Your simple presence is some sort of expression of liberal media. That is the way these people think, or at least pretend to think, and I mean pretend to think in both senses of that phrase. So as time wore on, it became more and more difficult for me to do both the sports end of my career and the political end of my career. And they did overlap for a solid 15 years. And then I went back into sports, and then I went back into politics, and then I went back into sports, and then I went back into politics, and I kept them each separate. In 2020, I was working at ESPN. I did SportsCenter for ESPN. I did other programs and weekly features for ESPN. And as the election approached, as September came around, given the fact that there were really no sports and there wasn't much for me to do anyway, I wanted to comment on the upcoming election. Obviously, I wasn't going to sit that out. And so I retired from espn. In any event, that was my decision because I wanted to keep those things separate. I felt that was nice and clean and important for it to be that way. The rules have changed. As I said. I'm railing against what Stephen Smith and others have been doing and with ever increasing measures. And there are sports websites that are essentially this fellow Portnoy at. At Barstool, and there's another. Some other Southern guy, I forget his name. He's not particularly smart, but he's a. Oh, out Kick, Kick can, whatever it's called. That's just a right wing website that they use sports to draw people in and suck them in. That's not really a sports site, but it does underscore the merging of these two things. So having said all of this for the last 10 minutes about how we should not put sports and news, particularly politics, together anymore. It's just not 2009 where on January 20th I anchored the inauguration of Barack Obama as President of the United States on MSNBC. That's January 20th. January 27th I turned 50 years old and February 1st I co anchored the three hour pre pregame super bowl show. That's quite a lot of stuff for 12 days. But the two extremes, I think that'll be the last time you'll see anything like that because it was pure politics in the first and News and then 12 days later it was sports and bipartisan and yay and flags and flyovers and all the rest of the Super Bowl. I think that time is gone. And having said that, I don't expect any of you saw this. The likelihood is is probably very, very small. But I resumed my TV sports career last week. Surprise. It was kind of a surprise to me too, and it may be nothing more than than what was accomplished last week. It was done as a very last minute idea from a friend of mine who is now running the network called FanDuel Sports. He asked me last week if I would be willing to do some quick minute and a half long essays on what he needed to know as the generic viewer for each of the nine teams, the baseball teams that the FanDuel network carries. That would be the Atlanta Braves, the Cincinnati Reds, the Miami Marlins, Tampa Bay Rays, Detroit Tigers, Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim, Kansas City Royals, Cleveland Guardians and Milwaukee Brewers. Just whatever. I wanted to talk about something serious, but something off the beaten track. And then if I wanted to put something funny in it, that would be fine too. Write them up and send them to me. Well, that was Tuesday and I think the first of them aired on Thursday in the preseason specials for these teams for opening day and they were met with absolutely no negative response. I mean, now that I'm publicizing this, I suspect somebody will complain. But to this point nobody said, gee, Keith Ulberman can't also continue to do baseball pieces. I do have some credibility on this subject. FanDuel counts as a network and thus is the fifth network I have covered baseball for. I have hosted the World Series for two of them, NBC and Fox, and added in for Turner, the hosting of the postseason. I've done play by Play of baseball for ESPN and now this work for FanDuel. And I reported from dugouts in World Series, and I have been in World Series games per se, in the post game interviews and all the rest of that. And I'm a baseball historian. I've been a member of the Society for American baseball research since 1984 and been associated with them since 1973. So I have. I have some chops on baseball that perhaps stand alone from the rest of my sports experience. In any event, though, I was hesitant to merge these two streams, to use a Ghostbusters analogy. And then as I was sitting there listening to myself complaining about Stephen A. Smith, it dawned on me that the rules I was trying to enforce on them no longer were being applied to anybody. So after a moment's hesitation whether or not I should do this, I said, why not? Why should I apply those rules to me when I am meticulous about keeping the two things separate anyway? And all this rule does when I apply it to myself, which is, you're not gonna talk about sports while you're talking about politics, nominally, and you're certainly not gonna talk about politics while you're doing sports, always religiously, that those rules are long gone. And the next one in which Stephen A. Smith can go on ESPN and demand that Trump debate him. If that's the rules. My doing a feature piece on whether or not Mike Trout is gonna be healthy this year for the Los Angeles Angels is not much of a violation. And it would make for a nice break. Because frankly, doing these pieces, as valuable as I understand they are to you and as cathartic as they are often to me, they still are like, you know, gargling uranium. And it's nice to do something other than gargle uranium every once in a while and to just try to figure out what are the most interesting five things about each of these baseball teams. It was kind of fun. I mean, I got to do a couple of good jokes. I got to say farewell to Bob Uecker on the air in Milwaukee, which pleased me very much. I got to talk about whether or not my old friend Tito Francona, the manager of the Cincinnati Reds, would have taken that job if he didn't think the Cincinnati Reds were going to be winners. And I got to make a joke about the Detroit Tiger, young star Colt Keith, and whether or not he could pull off his move from playing second base to playing first base. And I noted that there's one thing that you should know that perhaps nobody but me would know, that only Five times have World Series winning teams in baseball history featured a player named Keith. So this has been done. The Rubicon has been crossed. I am continuing to do these political broadcasts, podcasts, political appearances, political commentary, social media commentary full of swear words. And yet over here, I am now part of the legendary preseason baseball coverage at yet another television network. As I said, that may be it. It may have been a one shot deal. There were no expectations on either end. He just wanted these pieces. He thought they'd make the better broadcast, which is a good enough reason. And, you know, I didn't have to leave the house and they paid me. So it's baseball. It's not exactly heavy lifting for me. And it was nice to use those mental muscles once again. But it does underscore this idea of where are we going if we are going to have a rule in which you can say anything you want to on any television network and drag politics into it and not provide anybody, including me and you, somewhere safe to go where we are not likely to be chased by Donald Trump, because that, of course, is the essence of being Donald Trump. I'm trying to remember who it was, whether it was Roger Angell. I think it may have been Roger angel, the great baseball writer who said during the Ken Burns documentary that when he went to a New York Yankees game, whether he was literally there or simply thinking about the Yankees, every time he tried to look at the team, he would see the owner, George Steinbrenner, stand up in front of his view and start screaming and saying, no, listen to me, listen to me. Well, that's a characteristic that happens to be true of Trump. Obviously, it's far more dangerous in a man who happens to be the commander in chief of a large military and is out of his mind and is being treated as he is out of his mind by his colleagues who are working every day to find new routes around him. It's a very dangerous situation and we really should spend too much time not watching what the f this lunatic bastard is doing next. However, I think it would be okay if we all went for two hours over into a sporting event or into a movie and felt fairly sure we were not going to be unless we thought in advance we would be attacked by news of Trump, Trump and Trump's people. Maybe that gives them a two hour head start. I don't know. I do know if we attempt to continue to cover this in our own minds, you and me, nonstop, without a break, without something else top, my head's bound to blow off at some point. And I don't mean somebody's gonna make it happen. I'm not suggesting they're out to get me. I'm just saying that the pressure inside is gonna blow the roof off of my head. Now it may fall back into place. And I have some good gorilla glue in the garage. Maybe I can use that. That. I'm just saying I put out a steadfast rule that the time had gone when we could ever have a sportscaster and a political commentator in the same being in the public space in the United States of America. And when I said that, I meant there were degrees to that. I meant politics and sports on the sports network. That's no good. This other one where the guy does the hair on fire political podcast about Trump twice a week or more and then does a feature on how many guys named Keith have ever played on a World Series winning team. I am now officially declaring that that's not only okay, but it was actually pretty effing funny. I've done all the damage I can do here. Thank you for listening. Brian Ray and John Philip Chenale, the musical directors of Countdown, arranged, produced and performed most of our music. Mr. Chenal handled orchestration and keyboards. Mr. Ray was on the guitars, bass and drums. And it was produced by TKO Brothers. Our satirical and pithy musical comments are by the best baseball stadium organist ever, Nancy Foust. The sports music is the older m theme from ESPN2. Who's this overmoon anyway? It was written by Mitch Warren Davis. I can pronounce his name and it's courtesy of ESPN Inc. Other music arranged and performed by the group no horns allowed. My announcer today was my friend Dennis Leary, who succeeded in pronouncing my name. Everything else was, as ever, my fault. That's Countdown for today. Just 1,392 days until the scheduled end of his lame duck and lame brained term. Unless Musk removes him sooner or the actuarial tables due or the corporations due. The next scheduled countdown is Thursday. As always, bulletins as the news warrants. Remember, impeach Trump. It won't work now. It will though, when the Democrats. The midterms. If there are midterms. If the Democrats are going to show up, put out an APB for Chuck Schumer. No, don't. Till next time. I'm Keith Ulberman. Good morning, good afternoon, good night, and good luck. Countdown with Keith Olbermann is a production of iHeartRadio. For more podcasts from iHeartRadio, visit the iHeartRadio app Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts.
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