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I, I didn't, I didn't watch it. I was there. I was actually at Josh's house and he made really good tacos and then I left. And then he texted me on the way home saying that I missed Ricky Martin, you fool. And then I was like, fine. How many gay Puerto Ricans can you fit in a room? Turns out the answer's two. At least in the center field. We'll be talking about that in the back. You know, going through the countries that were all listed, I guess bad bunny, all these Hispanic countries, why in general, they suck in comparison to the United States. And then the mask off moment. There's a representative here in the United States who said that, you know what? All blacks, Hispanics, Asians need to come together and realize that their true oppressors are white people. And the fact that we are going to be the minority means that they can take us over. Want to bet? Also, I think that actually when you look at the stats, white people are more oppressed in Japan. Hey, far right wing, a punk rock lady. She won. They're going to kick out immigrants and make people start fornicating so they have more babies. It's a huge, huge win for the Pacific Rim. Even Okinawa booted some communists. That's a bit. And those people live to like 95 on a diet of seaweed and cigarettes. On with the show. Colton, the cheese ain't Mel in the Mac again. You sure you got the right cheese? You clearly didn't follow directions. Josephine, it's either the product or the user. I've told you. And we know that it's a stellar product. Your product hasn't been producing for years, Colton. Debit. Josephine, you know I have a medical condition. I didn't know Lip noodle was a condition. Yeah, well, it's based on a very specific criteria. Include symptoms. Symptoms? Is your wife an ugly fat. Hey, yo, C dawg. What's that Mac and cheese at, homie? Well, Darrell, in a perfect world, I would be handing you a steaming bowl right now. But someone ruin dinner again. If you don't like what I cook, Colton, go make something yourself. Pop down, B. Tch. I've got company. Yeah, pop your ass down. What was that? What's up? Did you just call my wife my bride, the sparkle of my eye. My precious Josephine. A. Nah, man, I just. I just. Just repeating what you said. Yeah, that's crossing the line there, Darrell. That is crossing the line. I invite you into my kingdom. What's mine is yours. Me, Kyra and Sue. Kyra. Introduce you to my kin. Offer you room and board, complete with an aquatic feature, might I add. And this is how you go and pay back Uncle Colton? Dawg, I told you, it's D Day. My name is D Day. How come y' all crackers can't get this right? Also, I happen to know that this trailer isn't Josephine's parents name, so don't be acting all bougie on me. Well, I'm trying to change the name on the deed, as you well know, Darryl. But I need Josephine to sign off on the legally burdened documents. Nah, bro, Listen, listen, listen. What you gotta do is you gotta do this thing my pops told me about. You gotta call this company called American Financing, all right? They can help you out. They can get you a bigger, better trailer. Then you can leave Josephine fat ass here. All right, watch that one. But you do have my curiosity. How's that not like a ph, Like a fat ass? She a fat ass white girl. That's good. Ph, that's good. Yeah, okay, just go to americanfinancing.net Crowder, get you hooked up.net Darryl.net, why? So big brother can spy on me? Nah, dawg, it's legit. I still have a feeling there's gonna be some Orwellian fiasco if I go to dot net. I don't even know what that means, dog. All right, I'll take your word for it. You hear that, Josephine? Did you hear that, Josephine? I'm on to bigger and better things. And leaving your sorry ph fat ass behind. I do that right? Yeah, dog friends go. When you take your ugly friend with you. Dammit, Josephine, while you are under my tin roof, you will not disrespect my friends or next of kin for immutable characteristics. They have no control over them. That's crossing a line. Yo, she got a sister, dog. Matter of fact, she does, Daryl. But much like her sibling with whom you have become acquainted, she too, he's a. Oh, damn. Call the pros at American financing today at 1-800-974-6500 or visit www.americanfinancing.net Crowder NMLS 182334 if you start today, you may even delay up to 2 mortg. We can hear you rattling your microphone. Oh, really? First time. Sorry, I was. I promise you we do prepare before. We like we spend the whole time going through. But then Josh is like, oh, does this make sound. Good morning Vietnam. I forgot to ask you a question today. Who's the most anti white Democrat? You guys let me know. Who do you think hates white people the most? I have one in mind, but I don't want to, you know, I don't want to lead the Witness Live Show, 11am Eastern. Captain Morgan, CEO, how are you? I'm doing well. How are you? Get a lot of gambling done on the Super Bowl? Yeah, well, tons of. Yeah, you doodle. I found out just recently that you do occasionally. Once. Like. Like once every couple of years. Okay or so. Yeah, but you know, cool it was that. Be careful with it. Did you want to parlay bet? Yeah. I don't even know what that means. Parlay, I thought meant speak with the captain. Yeah, yeah, it does. But it also means you string a bunch of different bets together to create harder odds. Oh, so like it's a get. So it means get screwed. No, no. If you win, you dude, you do the screwing. I'd like to. Whoever you please. I'll tell you what I tell you who got screwed. The American people yesterday with the super bowl and all those puerto Ricans. Saturday, February 14th at the IRV Theater in Dallas, Texas. He has a long bit about Puerto Ricans. He doesn't like them either. None of this is true. I have one bit about Puerto Ricans, just one. I am generally annoyed with the attitude of Puerto ricans, you know, JLo, the AOCs of the world, the Bad Bunnies, the Ricky Martins, pretty much all of them. But then I realized when I look at the stats, how much they collect as far as benefits versus what they contribute. It's bad. And I go, oh, we can't have these people. No, we should just let them have their independence. Yeah, let them have their independence. I don't get it. That's where I am at this point. And it's not because they are unattractive, because some of them, you know, the ladies are. Okay, nice. Yeah. Who said that? All right, let's just go into the next. No, they're an attractive people. We're gonna talk about the super bowl in Puerto Rico. About what? First up, the left is really upset about this. And this is fun. Trust me. This is gonna be good for us. They're upset about the Department of Interior. They have this mascot now named Coley who exists to promote responsible coal mining. And I'm not picking sides. It's all just like a fever dream. Hey, I'm Coley. Yes, I'm Cole. But don't scroll away just yet, okay? Before today, you might have thought about coal, but chances are I haven't heard much about osmre. That's correct. The Office of Surface Mining Reclamation and Enforcement. You assume too much. I know about that office. To help protect coal communities and reclaim abandoned mine lands. Check yourself, Cole. Those stories don't often make headlines. But they should. Yeah. Because this work makes a real difference for the American people. You know what? I did feel like there was a distinct absence of Cole themed headlines. There are. It's the worst white guy did that ever. That's such a. That's not a good ad campaign either. It sound. Doesn't look good. Like Jon Hamm would kick him out of their office. Everything about it is bad. Even if it was like, a little Attenborough voice, you'd be like, nah, this just. This just doesn't work. No, but it's a different voice. Like, does he have an accent or does he not have an accent? I don't know. I just. I'm unsure about it. But again, I'll have to side with Coley over the environmental activist. So here's one. Junior Walk wrote this. He said, as climate change plunges us deeper and deeper into the mass extinction event that we are all living through, and more of my friends and neighbors get sick and die as a direct result of the activities of the coal industry. I will continue to be haunted by Coley's twisted grin and uncanny eyes. Worth it. Yeah. That's why I said I wouldn't pick sides. Except if I don't. Now, are you this way? Where I go. Okay. I don't really have a Dog in this fight. So I'm going to pick the side of the person who annoys the person that I like the least. Right. There you go. That's Coley. That's fair. I mean, it's selfish, but it's fair. Yeah. He said he's haunted. What, does he go to a barbecue? He looks at the grill and he goes, sorry, I can't. I have to use propane. Like Rambo flashbacks. I have ptsd. Well, Coley also, by the way, can get down when it comes to mine regulation enforcement, so. This guy won't be happy about this. He's supposed to be talking. No, he's just. He's just chilling. He just enjoys himself. Yeah, I know. And if you're thinking this seems like someone did a lot of drugs. I'm with you. I'm with you. But the song makes a lot more sense when you realize that as far as Coley, this was the original character design. Ah, look at that mine. It's deep. Look at them machines. I'm trying to find out how a flashlight works. I ain't never been down a co hole, but it's like Gerald says, any hoe will do. Funny. Yeah, that's. It's Coleo. Yeah, it's Coleo. He's been living in a fool's gold paradise this whole time. I feel bad. I know there's a bunch of people watching. They're like, I don't get it. Neither do we. That's the thing. No, none of us do either. We just had it. It makes sense. Coolio. He was a rapper. Yeah, no, no, I understand. I thought that you meant they didn't get the whole thing. As to why we're talking about Coley. And frankly, even after completing the segment, I'm with you. I'm not entirely sure. I just liked reading that guy talking about how he'll never forget these awful memories of Cole. What do you think? Did you find out, like, where he. Nah, we shouldn't do this. That's so cool. Guys, can we just move on? Somewhere in South America, there's a trans coal miner who's like, this was my dream. Yeah, ex. And this guy's like, go a little commercial guy. Cole's giving me ptsd. Netflix is buying the rights. Wait, you trans individual. You dreamt of being a coal miner? That's an inspiring story. This is the start of Minecraft. You know what? Coley might have been the inspiration. It might have been one day this person woke up, or this guy woke up and was like, you know, What? I want to be a woman. And then a coal mine. Yeah. A miner. Yeah. Can't be a woman. You were born coal, you will die coal. This is a coal family. I don't even know. Is coal a woman? Man, like, don't get smart with me, Coley. You and your big dreams. Time to start living in the real world. You're ambidextrous. You have both of them. Damn it, Coley. You and your stupid dreams. All right, American financing.net Crowder or call 1-800-974-6500. NMLS 1-82334. They have saved a lot of our friends money. Like, probably more than any other sponsor. Hi, I'm Chris Gethard, and I'm very excited to tell you about Beautiful and honest, a podcast where I talk to random people on the phone. I tweet out a phone number. Thousands of people try to call. Talk to one of them. They stay anonymous. I can't hang up. That's all the rules. I never know what's gonna happen. We get serious ones. I've talked with meth dealers on their way to prison. I've talked to people who survived mass shootings. Crazy funny ones. I talked to a guy with a goose laugh. Somebody who dresses up as a pirate on the weekends. I never know what's gonna happen. It's a great show. Subscribe today. Beautiful. Anonymous. Let's go to the world of sports. You know that I don't know a whole lot about sports. I don't really pay all that much attention. I went to Josh's house for his super bowl party, and I left before the halftime show because I had already accomplished my. I ate good tacos. You made very good tacos. Thank you. But you missed Ricky Martin. I did miss Ricky Martin and Latina Gaga. I see. That's the thing. I didn't even know that she was Latina. You know what's funny is I saw. I saw a woman in a blue dress singing a Bruno Mars song. He wasn't there, but she was singing a Bruno Mars song. And I said it out loud. I didn't know it was Lady Gaga. I go, it's Latina Gaga. Like, making a joke. Yeah. And this morning, I was like, oh, it really was so. Well, I was on point. Well, for those of you think, you think football, right? You think. You think Americana. Of course. Well, this year instead, you had. You had Bad Bunny and mainly Puerto Rico, highlighting certain sort of cultural touchstones like sugar cane. Yeah, yeah. Domino's power lines, and no joke. EBT ebt. Someone put this into their design. Look, here's the clip. Watch. Just wait for it. Oh, there it is. And I thought not a single sign for cigarettes. No, it's the La Marqueta. And I thought someone just missed it. But then again, check all the references. We make those available every show. 43% of Puerto Ricans are on EBT. Dad gum. 43%. Puerto Rico contributes $5 billion in taxes. They receive $40 billion in benefits from taxpayers. So one could argue that objectively, it's not a good place. It's a failure of a place, you could argue because they can't sustain themselves. But then they'll come here and tell us how great Puerto Rico is and how we should embrace our poor. Well, how about when Puerto Ricans stop embracing our tax revenue, then we can embrace their culture of tiny blades and crime. Would I be guilty of a crime if I led a movement for a revolution so that Puerto Rico could be free? If we were make it like. Is that sedition? No, I don't think so. I think we're fine then. No, because we're free. Puerto Rico. Absolutely. Yeah. You bastards. So here's the thing. According to the. And this is where people talk about division. Yeah. Okay. You can look at the reaction, say that America is divided, but that's not the starting point. The starting point is those in positions of power, institutions, the entertainment, media, industrial complex. Right. You can include big tech there. They chose to thrust something that was distinctly not American into an American annual event. They did that on purpose so that they can divide Americans because they will have a very loud contingency of people who support that. So if you look at the Internet, you'll see half of the people thought it was the greatest halftime show ever. Including, you know, Andrew Schultz. That's crazy. We saw Boob once. Yeah, I know. The other half, including the President, they didn't like it. President Trump wrote on truth. He wrote, the super bowl halftime show is absolutely terrible. One of the worst ever. It makes no sense. First off, it's an affront to the greatness of America and doesn't represent our standards of success, creativity or excellence. Nobody understands a word this guy is saying. And the dancing is disgusting, especially for young children that are watching from throughout the USA and all over the world. And by the way, the NFL should immediately replace it's ridiculous new kickoff rule. You know what? The rest of it's funny. That last part is the only one I act like. Truly, I'm like, yeah, that's a good point. Yeah, yeah, yeah. That kickoff rule is ridiculous. No one understands him. He's speaking some weird foreign tongue. And the dancing is more like sexual undulation. That's what he meant to say. Gay sexual undulation. We. I went inside and actually had turned the channel. I was like, oh, hey, what happened? She was like, oh. The halftime show came on and he. There was two guys grinding on each other. And I was right. Yeah, yeah, they were. They were in the door of, you know, 50 year old Ford truck. We'll get to that. Because we have clips that no doubt will get us removed because they don't believe in fair use those at the NFL. It's time for. I know sports, though. I don't. Wide open. He scores. Yeah. So there was Latina Gaga. Don't say that to yourself because you earlier, you nailed it. You said they were in center field. I don't know if that's. So is that a thing? No. In baseball, yeah, it absolutely is a thing. In football. Midfield. Midfield. Year. Well, hold on. There's some stadiums. Josh used to be both football and baseball fields, but there aren't really anymore. So he doesn't get that one. No. Sorry. Stephen. Yeah, I was wondering when I can get back to doing the thing. What? The show. Okay, so what did you have? You had Latina Gaga, you had Ricky Martin, you had twerking Latinas, which I don't even know if twerking is like a Latina thing. I don't know. They were more shaking, they were gyrating. You had two guys grinding on each other. You know, family friendly entertainment. But. And I get it. Look, we've sort of just. We've already descended down the rabbit hole here as far as degeneracy. And I get it, I'm not a prude, but this is something that is meant to be watched by families. This show you're watching right now is PG 13. The Super bowl halftime show should be something that you don't have to. You don't have to shield your children from accidentally seeing. That is a change. That is a change culturally. You let me know if you think that's a good thing, then you have the finale. This brings us to kind of the meat of this year. Bad Bunny declared his love. And we must have different definitions, but his love for America. God bless America. I see what he's doing. United States, Canada, Puerto Rico. Here comes the gay spike. Yeah. So yes, of course, we all know he's naming a bunch of technically. I get it. America Continent. Okay, fine. It's not lost on Me, all right, before the fact checkers get upset. Named every place really, but the United States until he finally got to it or threw them all in the same pot. Now I don't think so. I think the United States is much better than those places. And let me go through this and have the ding ready there, Billy. I realized. Wait a second. When you talk about Hispanic, South American, Latin American pride, do you realize that every place he just named is objectively awful? Let me go through it. Chile, 868 kidnappings in 2024. Argentina is probably the best amongst them. They reached an eight year low as far as inflation in 2025 of 31%. Jeez. Uruguay, first Latin American country to legalize suicide. Paraguay, actually is one that's. Actually, I'll let them be exempt. Uninterrupted conservative leadership for about 70 years. Bolivia, of course, are seeking to decriminalize cocaine. Large swaths of the interior, completely ungoverned. Or Ecuador, let's go through that. Murder rate eight times that of the global average. Brazil, the current president jailed his political enemy and former president Bolsonaro. And they have a rogue Supreme Court, by the way. Rumble is banned in Brazil. Colombia, their most valuable export is cocaine. Venezuela, well, they had 345,000% on inflation, but it's managed to go down to 172. Panama, two times the homicide rate of the United States. Costa Rica just hit record high homicide rates due to drug trafficking. Nicaragua, war torn under communist rule since 2007. The Sandinistas. El Salvador, door home to Ms. 13. Guatemala, under a state of emergency for gang violence. Mexico, the cartel literally controls 1/3 of all Mexican territory. Do I need to do Cuba, Communism, totalitarian dictatorship. They arrest people if they simply speak out against their government. Dominican Republic, at least it's not Haiti, so I guess we'll give them that one. And Canada, well, you know, Canada is a communist hell hole. And in 2024, 5% of their deaths were due to assisted suicide, because that's a big thing there. So when he goes through all those places, we're just like, yeah, isn't that great? We're rooting for anyone who's not America. Because Americ America is objectively better by pretty much any quantifiable metric you want to use. And historically, historically, nations that were better off didn't spend their time bringing in immigrants from said other nations. And certainly not praising or in any way modeling their successful nation after the unsuccessful ones. So really all we're asking for here is, hey, football. An American Sport. Super bowl, an American event watched by Americans. How about you extol the virtues of America and just make it, you know, America centric the way all of these other nations with their backwards sports where they kick a tin can around a road and call it a sport. I have no idea what they do in there. Are we allowed to have something for us that's, you know, distinctly American? I get you guys want to say melting pot, but a certain point, if the melting pot is filled with shit, maybe we go, let's go a different direction. The performance was so inspiring, by the way, to Puerto Ricans that San Juan now has plans for their own NFL team. The San Juan Snappers. Yeah. Nice. How much you want to bet that snapper's gonna buy Coca Cola? That's right. Sugary drinks. Yeah. And this is the thing. Like, this is the only country where this takes place. And I want you guys to. And we'll go from the super bowl to the Olympics. Here. Here's what's really important. You often ask me, hey, what can I do? How can I do something? How can we push back against this? You're doing it by watching right now and have these conversations with everybody. I've talked about this in the past. The 60s. A lot of people believe it was the flower power era. The hippies, mainstream America hated them. Mainstream America couldn't stand hippies. But now we believe that they were somehow the movers, the shakers, the social, the cultural revolutionaries. No, they were despised then. They should be despised now. History writers and those in media will try to make, generations from now, 20, 30, 40 years, they will try and convince them when they look back that at this moment in time, this country hated fascist Donald Trump and that everyone wanted this multicultural, pro Puerto Rico, pro every country other than the United States of America. That everyone here was protesting ice. That everyone, mainstream America did not believe in deportations. They're going to try and convince people, people 30, 40 years from now, that who you hate, who Americans can't stand, are just like the hippies who we also couldn't stand but for some reason have been mainstreamed. So let me make this really clear. This is taking place at the Olympics right now. And these are the voices that get amplified. They do not represent you. That's the disconnect. The super bowl doesn't represent average Americans, and your Olympic athletes don't represent the average American. You know, someone who's proud to be American. Then I'll give you a parallel example to the 68 Mexico Olympics. Let's watch this right now. Olympians trash their homeland. It brings up mixed emotions to represent the US Right now. I think it's a little hard. There's obviously a lot going on that I'm not the biggest fan of, and I think a lot of people aren't. If it aligns with my moral values, I feel like I'm representing it. Just because I'm wearing the flag doesn't mean I represent everything that's going on in the U.S. i think that as a country, we need to focus on respecting everybody's rights and making sure that we're treating our citizens as well as anybody. With love and respect. Sure. Citizens. And I hope that when people look at athletes compete in the Olympics, they realize that that's the America that we're trying to represent. It's been a hard time for the community overall under this administration. It isn't the first time that we've had to come together as a community and try and fight for. It's been hard. Lowered inflation, higher labor force participation, higher average wages. It's been hard throughout these Games to try and encourage people to stay strong. It is something that I will not just be quiet about because it is something that affects us in our everyday lives. Be quiet. I think you should consider being quiet about it. Only in the 21st century can a white American woman see it as a virtue to be annoying. I know people would rather me. Like, I close my yap, but I'm gonna keep nagging. Yeah, but you actually don't represent mainstream Americans. And here's the thing. It creates actual victims. Right. The fake victimhood always creates real victims. Let me bring you back to Mexico City, 1968. Many people look back, the picture of those Olympics, right? It's the famous black fist. Yeah. Bring this up. Bet they call. They called this, you know, the emblematic. That was a moment in time. The Black power fist at the 68 Olympics. Here's what they don't tell you. An actual angry young black man who was raised poor, who had to fight his way to the top and was grateful for his opportunities here in the United States that he knows would not have been afforded to him in any other nation. Man named George Foreman. He won Olympic gold that year, and he decided to wave an American flag because he loved America, and he was vilified for it. And there's George holding up the American flag in the center of the ring before thousands of impressed spectators and millions more of television viewers. An inspiring ending to Olympic boxing. And he faced backlash for that. Now, not from the Average Americans who were happy to support him, by the way. He faced backlash from the, you know, the hippies, those who were spitting on troops who were coming home from Vietnam. He faced backlash from when he faced Muhammad Ali, Don King. They started kind of a race war where they called him an Uncle Tom and tried to ostracize him in the black community. And he was still mad about it later in his life. Here he is talking about it and then having a chance to represent my country in Mexico City, and I'm standing in the middle of that ring, just won my Olympic gold medal. People started applauding. I said, I gotta let them know where I'm from. Hey, look, I'm from America. So I waved the flag. I'd gotten home, and some people took offense to it. How could you do that, George? How could you do that when the brothers were doing that? And looking back in hindsight, put another chip on my shoulder because I dared anyone to even bring that up again in that fashion. So it just made a tougher guy out of me. And then here's the important thing, too, is you look at what they did with their lives. You look at all the protesters, you look at the people who hated America. And let's copy paste that to the most likely scenario with those folks today. George Foreman, he retired. He actually had a death experience. Not near death. He had a death experience. He flatlined, went out, became a minister, started a youth center. He came back to boxing just so that he could fund his youth center. Happened to win the heavyweight title of the world, and then made millions of dollars off of a grill. This is a man who lived a life where he helped people and he was an activist. How is a guy like that not an activist? A guy who actually serves his community and gives back to those who are poor. He was still working with poor black kids. So don't let the media try and crystallize this moment in time. Don't talk with your. Don't find yourself talking with your children in the year 2040 something. Having it. Tell them, no, no, no. Not everybody hated America back then, and it starts right now. Push back today so that we don't end up with this myth that the left, and not even the fringe, the left, the Democratic Party, that they represent all of America, because they didn't back then in the 60s, and they do not now. You are the voice of this country. And I will say this, you are a more important voice for this country. If you are an American worker, an American taxpayer, if you are contributing and raising A family. And you are helping to serve your community. Your voice matters more than the perpetually marginalized and offended. Yes, you are more American. And these entities, they don't represent you. That's what I want the takeaway to be. They will try and point back to this moment in time and Bad Bunny and a famous iconic picture. Just like a daisy being put in a rifle back in the 60s. And the truth is, we can't stand them now, just like your parents couldn't stand them then. These are San Francisco retreads who deserve to be mocked. Do it in real time and make sure the record shows that this has been. I kind of know sports. So really quickly. Yes, I think we should have a rule for the Olympics. Like, the Olympics, to me, are not important enough to just let our athletes go over there and trash the country, essentially. So if you're going to go over there, you're going to represent this country, and if you get a question that's uncomfortable, I mean, they are important enough. No, I'm saying they're not. I would rather not send them over. I would rather our athletes miss these Games. It's like, yeah, you want to go over and represent the country, you better be damn proud to be wearing that flag on that stage. And if you're not, you're not going. Okay, I'm sorry. I'd rather send over somebody who won't place than send over the best person in the world to do a crappy job of representing us. I don't care enough. I thought you meant that they were. I thought you were saying it's important enough that we can't have people who are. No, no, no. I'm saying the Olympics themselves are like. I don't. I don't. I'm sure, massively popular. Fine, whatever. I don't think they're nearly as popular as they used to be. But I don't care enough about winning that gold medal for this country to send over bad representation. And the NFL, There wasn't clamoring by the fans here in the United States for Bad Bunny. No, there wasn't enough people that wanted that guy or understood his songs or wanted to have him perform. It's a cash grab by the NFL trying to get fans in South American countries. That is exactly what they're doing with games in Mexico, games in Brazil. They're trying to expand the brand. But here's the problem. Goodell said, yeah, the problem is they're selling out the American fan that built it, that gave it. That gave it its backbone. Yeah, the entire. To try to grab the world. Yeah. The entire point of the Olympics is to represent your country. You're not going to. That seems like it should be a prerequisite. I don't ever want to win a gold medal again. As long as we have good representation. If we've got both, fantastic. Let's win all the golds. I don't care enough about a gold medal to have crap like that go on. On a world stage for ungrateful pricks. Yeah, you're right about the NFL in that show they picked. They said, Goodell says that he's looking for a record number of international games next year. I think this year it was like eight or nine or something like that. They play one in Brazil, they play one in Mexico, Germany, England, a couple. Yeah. But South America specifically, there's a big push to put more NFL games in the Western Hemisphere so that the guys don't lose as much time traveling and stuff like that. But they want to get that market. And here's the thing. It won't work. Let me give you some proof. You know what actually is a far more international sport sport? Mixed martial arts? Soccer. Yeah, but I'm just saying, mixed martial arts is a good example. And Dana White will have. He'll have the president there. They're fine being patriotic. They're fine being pro American. Guess what? When they go to Brazil, they're okay with it. It's an American. They expect you. When you are an American fighter and you go to Brazil, the entire crowd, meaning there's not one. There's. There aren't enough people in Brazil with a conscience to say, maybe we shouldn't shout this out loud on the record. They will shout that. They will kill you in the stadium. They literally will chant, you will die. We will kill you. We are the only nation on earth where we don't unilaterally cheer our guy. Other countries, if one of their people is competing, they will support him and he will wear the flag. So there are sports that actually are far more internationally successful, and guess what? They are not offended by patriotism. They're not. It's just. It's pandering. And what happens is you have a film industry that's created off of the backs of Americans, and then they want to squeeze more money out and they want to appeal to China, and you have a sport that is distinctly American. They go, well, now, though, that we've gotten our. They take you for granted. You're going to tune in anyway, so let's get rid of the patriotic symbolism. And let's just. Let's pander to other nations. You're going to go see this movie anyway. Well, how has that worked out for the film industry? Hey, they got more market share in China. How's the box office doing in the United States? I'm not saying. It's just that. I get it, Covid. People are watching from home. But still, that's what's going to happen with the NFL. If they keep going down this path and they can do it, that's fine. Just make your voices heard. That's it. Doesn't offend me. Yeah. Just so you know, not offended by it at all. Not triggered. I just. I'm not gonna watch it. I tell you what is not offensive, but definitely evil is the anti white racism right now in this country that you're facing. And they're using. Well, I guess I should say not using. Simultaneously espousing anti white sentiment while claiming that they are the ones being victimized. Those on the left, it's a playbook. It's part of the Marxist playbook and I'll prove it to you. But let's first lead this off. It's been about three days since Monkey Gate. That's what they've called it, which to me makes no sense. It makes more sense. Gorilla Gate would have made more sense. Ape Gate. They picked the worst possible name, but of course, people are still. Ape Gate sounds terrifying, by the way. It does. It sounds like you're not allowed to open. Don't open the Ape gate. Don't open the ape gate. The ape gate. Open. Yeah. No. Don't you know what those apes will do? Wait, these specific ones are in general talking about in an actual Ape Gate, like Planet of the Apes, like there's a gate to their planet. Planet of the Apes doesn't go well for anybody. So it's not even the apes. It's been three days since what I will refer to as Ape Gate, and of course, many people are still reeling and recovering. The president has declined to apologize for the post, instead blaming a staffer for not noticing the images. They did take it down. What's your reaction to the video? Well, I tell my children all the time that an apology is only meaningful if you have no intention of it happening again. And I think that there is no one who truthfully believes that Donald Trump has no intention of making these kind of statements or frankly, these kind of actions. Again, that's essentially involving the president. Donald Trump posting a video depicting former President Barack Obama and former First Lady Michelle Obama as apes. This is so much bigger than President Donald J. Trump. I know a lot of folks don't want to admit that, but he is a symptom of a much larger problem when it comes to not just any type of racism. We're talking about anti black racism. We're talking about this kind of depiction of black people. This disgusting video posted by the so called president was done intentionally. Donald Trump and his vile, racist and malignant behavior. This guy is an unhinged bottom feeder. I'm going to say that again. Depicting the first black president in United States history and the first black first lady in United States history as apes. I don't care. Okay? I'm sorry, I don't. I don't care. It was a scroll and there was an autoplay of a next. This is not an international incident. I don't care. And I think the people complaining about it, I don't think they care all that much either. And I think they're using this as a springboard. Let's be really clear. Anytime they can parrot the talking points of oppressor and oppressed white people. Republican Donald Trump, Trump, oppressor, oppressed black people. He goes, the first black president. So what we've compared. How many people have we compared to apes? White people, by the way, Ron Perlman. Yeah. To the white apes from Congo, always. And this wasn't even something that Donald. I don't care. And what's more important to me is to not allow the left to gain momentum to try and then divide Americans more and accuse you and Donald Trump of dividing Americans. Like, this is not that big of a deal. And here's when they say the quiet part out loud, this clip is not new, but it's been resurfacing this. Representative Jean Wu, of course, Democrat from Texas. Listen to what he says here and just understand if you are a white American in 2026, that you are by these, by their own words, you are in the crosshairs. I always tell people, the day the Latino, African American, Asian and other communities realize that they are, that they share the same oppressor is the day we start winning. Because we are the majority in this country now. We are, we, we have the ability to take over this country and to do what is needed for everyone and to make things fair. But the problem is our communities are divided. They're completely divided. Yeah. And then the longer clip, because I always have a rule. If it seems really, really bad. Rewind or fast forward 30 seconds. It only gets worse. Let's Play the longer clip. I think you. You've hit exactly the right point. It's. And it's not just Latinos. It's not just Asians. It's not just African Americans. It's everybody, right? We, our country and the forces that power that be spent tremendous time, effort and money to make sure that those groups are never united. That they always see each other as enemies and as competitors without ever realizing that they share one thing in common. They're Americans. That their oppressors all are the same. Right. The other lovely thoughts from one place. And I always tell people, African American, Asian and other communities realize that they are. That they share the same oppressor is the day we start winning because we are the majority in this country now. We have the ability to take over this country and to do what is needed for everyone and to make things fair. But the problem is our communities are divided. They're completely divided. And I talk about this all the time. Is that like for Asian Americans and for African Americans, we probably have one of the worst relationships between any community. I bet you a lot of white people that's why don't. In my experience, don't even realize that if it wasn't for the civil rights movement, if it wasn't for that, yes, there would not be 22 million Asian Americans. Thank you. Yeah, they're too stupid to realize it. You hear this dialogue here. He mentions everyone. He didn't say white people are the oppressors exactly, but he named every race of people aside from white people and oppressor. I guess we're a little bit murky on the definition of that rule, by the way. Check the references. We make them available every show. So the oppressors pay twice the amount in taxes to those who receive the benefits. Black Americans, White Americans pay twice on average as much in taxes. And the data doesn't differentiate between Hispanic and white. To be clear, we talk about oppressors. He wants to make things equal. Okay, well, black Americans make up about 12% of the population. Half of murders. Dang. Half is. So why don't we make that equal? Let's stop white people from being killed. By the way, 12 times more likely to be killed by blacks than vice versa. Go check the references. Black Americans commit 27% of all violent attacks against Asians. Think about that. They're actually 300% or more more likely to commit violence against Asians than some other statistics would actually suggest. You can check that out. That comes from city journals. When he talks about if we all come together well, it's really hard to come together with a group of people who are 300% more likely to attack you. It's really hard to come together with other people who are killing members of other races in record numbers. And it's really hard to come together with those people against your oppressors when your oppressors are the ones who pay the taxes that fund the benefits you all receive. Can we just be clear about what oppressor is? And then they'll tell you, oh yeah, they want you divided, right? So Republicans want us divided, I think, and to be clear, I do. I wouldn't say divided. I want us separated. You, the American worker, the American taxpayer, you are more American than someone who is not working, not paying taxes. Black, white, brown, whatever. Now statistically we can look at who's most likely to do that. They want to divide you on immutable characteristics, race. And they want to convince you that you are all the same. That is Marxism. You understand that even people like this guy are separating people. I'm sure in the Latino, his Latino, Hispanic, the Asian and the black community, there's a ton of people watching that going, I'm not oppressed, right? You tell me I can't do something, I can do anything I want, right? Talk about oppressed, I own my own business. Well, he's a minority leader in the Texas House of Representatives. He was born in China. He has sponsored or co sponsored bills to for example, recognize Asian American Pacific Islander Day of Action. He wants to provide state services and language languages other than English. Like this is, this is what the left does. Then they accuse you of doing that which it is, they are doing themselves. So let me read you this quote from Karl Marx. He wrote the history of all hitherto existing society is the history of the class struggles. Then Mao wrote, who are our enemies? Who are our friends? This is a question of the first importance for the revolution. It is about division. It is about class warfare. It is about divide and conquer. And it doesn't hold up. It can't hold up because many of these groups that they say all share a common bond, share nothing in common. Asian Americans share nothing in common with the Black Lives Matter or those who actually support the term Latinx. It just, it just won't work. Now we could go a different route and say, hey, let's find the common bond, you know, the one that we always found as Americans. It's not possible now because there's too much of a percentage who buy into this bullshit. And then they blame you and so what you need to do is reject that blame. And you need to understand if you are a white American who is contributing and doing everything right, you will be vilified any way. And so stop feeling guilty. 11:00am Eastern, by the way, is when we stream this show. Here's a montage of those on the left bemoaning white people in America and praising that, hey, maybe we'll become less white. Isn't that a virtue? I thought we weren't supposed to care about race, but here they are. And when we even just try to have the basic acknowledgment that it would be good to encourage, not an unreflective body, not unreflective workforce, but a workforce that barely even reaches the proportion, a representation of what everyday Americans look like that's somehow anti white discrimination, anti male discrimination, anti straight discrimination, anti cisgender discrimination. I mean, come on, folks. What are we doing here? So, yeah, we are going to sit here and be offended when you want to sit here and act like. And, and. And don't let it escape you that you're on this side of the aisle telling us people of color on this side of the aisle that y' all are the ones being oppressed, that y' all are the ones that are being harmed. That's not the definition of oppression. You tell me the prolonged cruel or unjust treatment that you've had and we tell me a conversation. Pause. Well, let me ask you a question. Do you think that having to score higher on SATs, do you think having to have more qualifications and getting rejected for the same job or placement at a university, would that count? Do you think being blamed for something that you can't control and having to go through white privilege tests, do you think hearing about the evils of white toxic masculinity, do you think that that might. Or do you think maybe even the way that you're yelling at people, Here's a question that I have. Someone like Crockett, they'll get mad and they'll say, what, are you trying to throw the angry black lady stereotype at me? Mm, yeah. Let me ask you. Do you think that actual slaves who were oppressed. Of course, wrongfully so we all agree on that, right? Do you think that they were talking to their oppressors that way? Can you imagine? Why don't you go pick your own cop? It shows that you're not. It shows that you're not afraid because you're disrespectful and you have no mindfulness of decorum. Or how to act in a polite, civilized society. Now, the white men you berate will still be held to those standards because they won't want to be accused of being racist. You clearly aren't oppressed by your shitty attitude. You want to say angry black lady stereotype, okay, I'll throw that at you. It tells me that you're not oppressed. Also, you're going out of your way to fake it because you don't talk that way. Let's continue with the montage Izing people and realize the biggest terror threat in this country is white men. And there is no travel ban on them. There is no ban on, you know, they had the Muslim ban, There is no white guy ban. Black people cannot save this country from white folks. We can't do it alone. Right? If white folks aren't gonna join in, if white women aren't gonna join in, you're killing too many of them. If Latinos aren't gonna join in, we can't do it alone. But when you deal with the systemic racism in this country, from the sensation to the inequality there now, from levels of unemployment to education to the criminal justice system to mass incarceration, how can you say that is still not based on racism? For the first time in 2017, we'll be in an absolute minority in the United States of America. Absolute minority. Fewer than 50% of the people in America from then and on will be white, European stock. That's not a bad thing. That's the source of our strength. It's a source of our strength. Here's the thing. I believe that you can have a unit, a team, a company, a squad that develops naturally, that is diverse and that would be strong. That would be a strength because it was developed as a meritocracy. Race actually wouldn't factor into it. What I don't understand is why this idea that we won't be majority white is actually stronger than majority white. Cuz that sounds to me like racism. That sounds to me like you were saying. Yeah, all these different races. The only thing we know is that it definitively will be stronger than if we had more white people. Because white people are weaker, are less capable or lesser than. Can anyone kind of give me that case objectively as to where white people, white cultures have built worse societies when compared on average to Hispanic, when compared on average to African. I'm not saying that white people, if you line up 10 and line up 10 black brown people, the white people will be inherently better. I'm not the one making the argument, but I'm not the one saying that any race other than white is actually a strength. And that could just be my white guilt speaking, I guess, cuz I was. I don't know about you, I feel like I was raised almost bombarded with campaigns telling me that I shouldn't see race and that we were all the same. That no one race of people would make us stronger, let alone one race of people. White people, according to Joe Biden, make us weaker. Am I, am I misremembering that? Did I dream that or do we have a clip? Here's one time, it doesn't matter who your neighbor is. Here's the other life. Stop the hate. So all the times in between, it does matter. I hope someday. I am an American. I am an American. I'm an American. I am an American. I'm an American. American. I am an American. I am an American. Okay, so I'm just getting mixed signals. So all of them are American? Yes. But the white people? Less good American probably. Do I have that right? I think. Is that the message now? We're the oppressors where. That's right. And we're really bad at oppressing, though. We, we need to improve on the oppressing, I guess. Right. Because we contribute without withdrawing the same amount of benefit. And this is the thing. Look, it's one of those deals where we were raised in a post racial America. And so it largely wasn't relevant, certainly not when assessing somebody's character. But here's the problem that we face now. You as a white person may not see it as integral to your identity, but other people do. Other people do. Yeah. That's sad. And when you hear that you're being targeted because of your whiteness and you just heard it many, many, many, many times, it matters that you understand the language that is being used and the perception on which it is based. This comes from Pew Research. Right. People, they were asked and we found the percentages of who thought that their race was central to their identity. With black respondents, 74% saw race as central. Hispanic, 59% Asian, 56% white, 15%. 15%. It's not even close. So everyone else has a tribe of some kind. They view it as incredibly important. They view it as central to their identity. But the one group of people who are being vilified for their immutable characteristic. In other words, if you don't view yourself as in a tribe because you're like, well, I'm Irish and I used to see it this way. Irish, Italian, German, like white People aren't a monolith. Sure. Asian, Hispanic, black. According to the irrefutable polling data, they view you as part of a tribe and they vilify you because of that perception. You've got to wake up to reality, especially when language out there right now is painting your tribe as the oppressors. Only 15% of white people view their race as Central to their identity. 56% of Asian, 59% of Hispanic, 74% of black. And with Native Americans 100%. Though it's not one to be proud of, you could argue. It's amazing what they can do with digital enhancement of real documentary footage. That's so bad, they even got the baby. Oh, yeah. The Native Americans almost thought that that was a bigger prize. So if they're going to do that, here's where we are. If the left is going to do this and if they want everyone to find common ground against you, all right, what do you do? What do you do? What do white Americans need to start doing at this point in time? Remember, I made the case for tribalism and I was talking about right wing versus left wing. Because if you are a betting man, you should bet right wing conservative on every major issue as far as how you will be divided from a portion of this country. Race is starting to, to kind of creep in there, isn't it? If they're going to vilify you as a white American, as an oppressor, and everyone else views their identity as central, their race, sorry, as central to their identity, and they want to come together as a coalition against the oppressor white people, well, you probably better start viewing yourself as part of a group because they're targeting you that way. None of this is good for America. But you know what? What? It's incumbent upon the left to tone it down. Remember after Charlie Kirk got shot, they say, hey, let's tone down, let's bring down the temperature. You first, cuz. You just said that my tribe, my family, my group of people, that we're oppressors and that we deserve to have every other group ally themselves against us. We're not dividing ourselves, you are. But we're not going to remain lone wolves and just go, ah, you know, I don't view race. I'm starting to mourn more, starting to do more and more. Thanks, left. Appreciate. Thanks for waking everybody up. I think a lot of us realize that when Michelle Obama said it was the first time in her life that she was proud to be American when her husband was elected, that was the turning that was the turning point in the United States, by the way. And I mean that. That was the turning point because all of us thought. All of us thought, look, okay, of course I'm not gonna vote for him because he's effectively a socialist, but. But at least there'll be some good that'll come of this first black president. There'll be some healing, and we can kind of move past that. And instead you had Michelle Obama, who was there waiting to ensure that we didn't. It's the first time I've ever been proud of my country. Everything else that we did before that Michelle Obama, it was all but filthy rags to her until her husband was elected. We do not live in the same country. We're not proud of the same country. What about when he was a senator, we allowed a black man to become a senator. Wouldn't that be a proud moment? What about when he graduated from Harvard? Right? Wasn't it Harvard that he went to Columbia? Can't remember what, you know, higher education. Would that be a proud moment? Would it be a proud moment when you weren't enslaved? Like, wouldn't you be proud of the country that got rid of that? Wouldn't it be like just moment after moment after moment after moment in your life to be proud even if you didn't? Like every single thing the country did. Did. But that's the only moment. The first time in my life. How did we not see this? I think a lot of people did. Is it the suicidal empathy thing coming back to bite us every single time? Yep. And that's why you have an American. I think there's guilt involved, too. I think it's like a suicidal guilt thing where people. You know what survivor's guilt is? Yep, it's like that. But they're like, they feel guilty that they have all the privilege. Like, yeah. Oh, I've been told that I have all the privilege and I'm an oppressor. So you don't. I'm really sorry for that. That. Yeah, yeah. Did you actually oppress somebody? That's terrible. That brings us back to the Super Bowl. Hey. An American sport with American superhumans. Athletes with. With access to such advanced training, methodology, equipment, scientists, doctors, nutrition, being being watched by tens of a million. Tens of millions of Americans. The hundreds of millions, I guess, total, but tens of millions of Americans on American networks that are broadcast across an American invention. Several, actually. Electricity being piped through televisions as we watch these wonderful commercials that are the byproduct of American exceptionalism and free enterprise. And we look at all that go, everything about this is American. So much so that other nations use this to broadcast their gay soccer games, but they're still using electricity and television, they're still using broadcasting equipment, they're still coming to the states, in many cases to train. And we look at this and go, you know what? This crescendo of American ingenuity, exceptionalism, luxury, you know, what it needs is less America. Can we make this thing about Puerto Rico? How many inventions we getting from Puerto Rico or Nicaragua? You know, it's 2025 and all those countries, bad bunny named Two Rum, by the way. 26. But yeah, sorry, 2026, you have to update it. I know. Every time. It didn't help them though. We're progressing. How have they benefited the world at a certain point? Colonialism can't be an excuse for everything. It's 2026 in Cameroon, in Nicaragua, in Honduras too. You like electricity, you like medicine, you like vaccines, you like television, you like having a smart device. You like being able to. You like women being educated, you like more people voting. You like a constitutional republic. Do you like microwave popcorn? How, how much of anything that you enjoy on a daily basis comes from anywhere outside of the United States of America? I'm not talking about manufacturing, I'm talking about changing the world. And throughout all of that history, hey, it was majority white, but we still benefited everyone else. Why are the majority non white countries? Why are they of no benefit to the rest of humanity? Why when there's a natural disaster, why are people still standing there with their hand out looking, let's be honest, looking for help from the American white middle class workers? Because you are the ones who keep this alive and they crap on you while they do it. And then they tell you that you're a racist if you go, wait a second, I keep being vilified for being white. I mean, I guess I have to push back and say, hey, being white's not that bad. Racist. Just look at it objectively. If you're gonna pick a country that has benefited the world in an unprecedented way, it's the United States. If you're gonna pick a race of people, if we're gonna play that game, it's not even close. It's a walk off. Why? Oh, colonialism, I guess, I guess there was no, there was no empire building. There were no wars in the cradle of civilization, in Africa, in South America, none. Also, when people talk about honoring the culture of these other countries like Puerto Rico, you know, bad bunny, that's not their language either. That's the language of their colonizers. You think, you think that South America was a bastion of Spanish speaking Catholicism throughout its history. So what you really mean to say is let's embrace the inferior culture. Why? Because it's easier to do. It's easier to do the divide and conquer thing. When you do that. None of it is genuine. America benefited the world more than any other country. If you're gonna pick a race of people, white people, not even close. You're welcome. That's it. That's my stance. You're welcome. Anyone else disagree with that? You wanna argue? The Huns or whatever the hell? All right, speaking of Asians, let's go to Japan. Japan right now too. They're moving the other way. They're moving further to the right. And right wing means different things in different countries. In Japan, my understanding, having done a little bit of a deep dive this weekend, is they don't want more immigration. They want to kind of clamp down on immigration. And their right wing wants to be prepared for the threat that is China. That's a big thing. So they just had an election and it was very definitive. Their conservative party in Japan, the ldp, it's been their most dominating election win since, since World War II. But that's actually probably a good thing. I know you hear Japan Since World War II, are they acting up again? No, no. This is good for. This is good for everybody here. Supporters applauded Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi on Sunday after her coalition swept to a landslide election win. The 64 year old called the rare midwinter snap election to capitalize on her high approval ratings after becoming Japan's first female prime minister lately. Last year. US President Donald Trump last week gave Takechi his total endorsement and said he would host her at the White House next month. China will also be keeping a close eye on the results. And this is how, I mean, I guess, monumental. You would consider this. Even in Okinawa, the ldp flipped District 1 from the Communist Party and they've held it since 2014. So Sky News described this as breaking. Japan's ultra conservative prime minister is set to seize more power after an exit poll had her securing a big majority in the country's lower house. Then the New York Times Prime Minister Sanay Takaichi of Japan was set to win a sweeping mandate to impose a conservative agenda. They're not happy about it. Right? The left is not happy about it. We'll get into why. Also, by the way, you're going to go on to watch Real America's Voice. If you are not a Rumble Premium member and if you want to support this and enjoy the free content, none of it happens without your membership. We continue for another hour every day. We have a Friday show. $99 a year. To join Rumble Premium Mug Club. You get this wonderful hand etched mug. Or you can try it for $9 a month. It keeps the lights on. Why is the left so mad though about this? That's because the Japanese are embarrassing their countries in many ways. Like. Like Canada at their own game at the Olympics. It doesn't sit well.