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Hey, welcome to the lineup. Look, we have a really fun show lined up today because we deal with the Japanese quite a bit. We're going to be talking about their new prime minister and how hard right she is perceived because of her hard line on immigration. Compare that to the ICE tracker now that is being pushed in the House Oversight Committee, as well as discussing beef, both the beef between Massey and Trump and Argentinian beef, Argentine beef. So I promise you, we have an intro here, too, a parody of Soul man with Tom Holman. Gonna be good. But just as I was about to go live on air, I was made aware, and you guys can correct me if I'm getting anything wrong, because this is coming in live. Candace Owens outright sang. And I want to be careful with my words here, because she's not. And I know she'll give herself an out and say, that's not what I was implying. But you watch this clip in its entirety, and it seems pretty blatant that she's saying. And people are interpreting it this way, which is also important that the Trump administration not. Whatever it was, we went from underground Jew tunnels, Mossad. The Trump administration killed Charlie. Kirk just really needed to just take a breather and really process everything that happened with Charlie and what it kind of means in terms of where we are. And I think it is a circumstance where we all. We just know. We just know that he was truly betrayed in one of the most egregious ways that I think I've ever seen. It has made me lose faith in politics. It has made me fully lose faith in Trump. And I just, like. I just. My heart aches for the fact that he gave so much of his life to Trump into politics. And they just were like, nope, that is it. It serves us or doesn't serve us, and we want to move on. And so here's a holiday, bro. If they try to give me a holiday, what is with them giving people a holiday after they kill them? Why is that a thing? You know what I mean? Like, oh, Martin Luther King. What about this holiday? What about this boulevard? Anyways, let me knock off. Like, they're gonna give Charlie crack a boulevard. They already did. They did in Israel. They gave him freaking bullet. It's like, as soon as they give you a boulevard and a holiday holiday, they definitely killed you, okay? There's no question they killed you. There's no way. That's like their signature thing. It's like, that's what they do. It's the. It's the Fed signature. It's only Sign off after they murder you. They're like holiday in a boulevard. And it's never on the nice side of town either. Like, Charlie Kirk Boulevard is not gonna be a nice side town. Anyways, I will be back on the 27th, you guys, thank you guys for all the support throughout these couple of weeks, these last really kind of six weeks since Charlie died. And we will see you guys then. Well, let me first be tactful here and tell you that outrageous claims, and this is an outrageous claim, require outrageous evidence. Of course, as is par for the course, none has been presented. And I know that there might be an out, a weaseling here saying, well, I said the Fed, not the Trump administration. I said a boulevard in Israel. It's pretty clear. Not clear. What she said was they, the Fed give you a boulevard when they, that's a sure sign that they have killed you. You know that they have killed you. He was betrayed in the worst way possible, giving so much of his life to the Trump presidency, to politics, the federal government. The Trump administration killed Charlie Kirk is the claim. Here's. Now I'm going to tell you how I feel about it, what I think about it, because you know, who else would have to be involved? And this is the implication, of course, by design. And you can see the response with people out there saying, oh, well, then anyone who's close to, yeah, this is an inside job. You know who's really close to President Trump and you know who people are now saying stood to gain? Well, Charlie's wife, Erica Kirk, who has now been put, Candace, with that language, with this accusation, has put the wife of Charlie Kirk. And she'll say, that's not what I tried to do. It is, it's the result. Erica Kirk in the crosshairs. It's not like you have to look through six degrees of separation. And you can see post after post and article after article with both Kirks. But certainly Erica praising, thanking President Trump, discussing how important his support has been. So if the Trump administration, if the Fed killed Charlie Kirk, look, there's no middle ground here right now. Either Erica Kirk is evil and was in on it, or Candace Owens is an evil C. I hope I'm being really clear about that, saying, well, she didn't connect all the dots, just that is not an excuse when there is a grieving family right now who's not just left holding the bag. But you know very well will put this, will put Erica Kirk in the crosshairs. Let me ask you this. If you were killed, if you were killed and someone out there for clicks. Clickbait headlines went out and espoused conspiracy theories with zero evidence that put your wife or your husband in the crosshairs where you knew after you had passed that the person you love was going to have to deal with fallout and accusations of killing you and villainized. It'd probably be as close to coming back as a haunting as you could possibly hope for, right? Either Erica Kirk is in on this. And just to be clear, that's obviously rhetoric. Of course she's not. And of course there's no evidence that she was. And of course there will be some very unstable people, which is by design from Candace, who will accuse me of being paid by the Trump administration or Mossad or whatever it is. Insert all the crap here. Either Erica Kirk is evil and assisted conspired with the Trump administration to kill her husband Charlie Kirk to assassinate him in cold blood, or Candace Owens has officially crossed the Rubicon to evil. Tell me if you disagree and we'll take your chat on it later. But those are my initial thoughts and I'm going to call it going to weasel out. And I didn't say that and I didn't imply that. And we're just asking questions. You need to do better. One final thing. People have talked about this. Is it true? Is it not? Is that actually the psyop where the left has wanted to drive a wedge between those on the right? Do you think that fracturing those on the right over a baseless conspiracy that the most effective president in modern American history killed one of the most effective public figures in modern American history who survived by his wife, who happens to be very close with a supportive president? I couldn't think of a more effective wedge issue. So either way, if it's stupidity or it's proactive evil, you must do better, sweetheart. On with the show. What does overpaying on your taxes feel like? About like that? Don't let the IRS bust your balls. Visit tnusa.com crowder or call 1-800-958-1000 for immediate relief and expert guidance. Ooh, all the cartels want to take home and out well, I tell you what, come get some Coming at you on a dusty road illegals, you got a truck a load and when I get you you know you got cause Self deporting is your last shot. Thomas O Man, I frankly don't give a what people think about me. If I offend anybody today, I don't give a. Thomas oh families can be deported together Remove terrorists. That should be A celebration you can do this the hard way. When things for you can't stay new all your feelings know what I mean? Trend Thomas O. Secure border saves lives. Thomas O. Man, you want secret sign and go to the port of entry. Do the legal way. Thomas O. Man, look, I'm a badass. I say bad things. I'm coming to Boston. I'm bringing hell with me. What's up behind ya? Cause I ain't far. We gotta manage. I'm. The borders are. I was just an agent but now I'm at the top I start putting. Yeah. Now I can't stop. Thomas O. People say, well, you seem angry. You seem emotional. You're damn right I am. Thomas O. Man, I'm not going anywhere. I'm not shutting up. Thomas Soul man, I'm gonna do this job, so bring it. Thomas Soul leaving. Until we fix this, I'll stop coyotes and stop the waves. No more traffic. Tom Holman isn't going anywhere. Tom Holman isn't shutting up. Tom Holman going to run the biggest deportation operation this country's ever seen. Take it to the bank, Holman. It's home. N. You know, the mood kind of. Kind of soured and. Yeah. Yeah. Now it's bright again. It's better. It's good. Yeah. Thomas Homan, MVP of this administration. Comment below if you. If you think so. I just. I'm a big fan. His entire catalog. Celebrate all is celebrated here. Captain Morgan, CEO. We gotta get into it. So I'm good. Go. And of course, Mr. Josh Firestein. He's going to be the Chalet theater Edam Claw, Washington Friday, November 14 hello, sir. Hey. Going to be sharing some crazy conspiracies I have. Really? Yeah. I'll even record it, put it on the Internet. It's all wacky. Very. Be sure to provide no evidence or paper trail whatsoever. I never do. I leave a crumb trail. There you go. But it's a little. It's a different. Yeah, that's where you leave a crumb trail. And then at the end, you shove that bitch in the oven. And I mean the witch. I'm talking about Hansel and Gretel. That's fair. There's no redemption, by the way. It's just death. Yes. Just kill the witch. The whole thing. Yeah. Weird. Like, I get it. She deserved it. But still, kids had. They got to live with that trauma. When we watched that witch burn alive, like, maybe she just help. Maybe it was just one of those, like, crusty breads. And the crumbs were incidental. Let me out. The Germans got it right. The Germans and the Dutch. They really know how to tell a story. Yes, they do, you know. Oh, telling a story. Not everything else. No, no, no. I mean some good shoes and beer. Folk stories like the tale of the Inky boys. When they. We're talking about ovens. You can't say the Germans got it right. I didn't say that. But about the stories. It's a fairy tale. It's a. Oh, okay. Gerald, you're just too gun shy these days. Yeah. You care too much. Let it. Let it roll off your back. All right. Right. You're right. All right. Speaking of racist Japanese. But you just. The Japanese. The Japanese Police just arrested four Japanese for smuggling $650,000 worth powdered gold into the country in their most secret places. Three Japanese women who returned from a trip to Hong Kong have found themselves in a tight spot. I did not expect that. No, no. I did not expect a cartoon beaver to be coming out of that mouth. Do you think what he's done, when he's done taping, he's a cut. Okay, now check the gate. It's good. And back with the news. Back with the news. Here, Powder. Alright, play. They're accused of attempting to smuggle about 8kg of gold in their underwear. Police arrested the women who are in their 20s and 30s on Monday. They also detained a 34 year old man. All reportedly admit to the charges. Police say the women were given small packets of powdered gold during a sightseeing trip in Hong Kong last year. Reportedly covered their travel expenses and would have paid them had the plan been a success. Authorities believe people were involved. By the way, is there anything more Japanese than immediately admitting guilt? Yes, I know. Right? Did you do. Yes, I will close the door. Even hard enough. Here you do what you do. Hey. They were smuggling gold in their nether regions to avoid Japanese taxes. And of course, anytime there's a story like this, a film about the incident already in pre production with the appropriate title, the man with the Golden Cooches is seen. What's funny is so many of the Bond titles seem like a Japanese saying. No time to die. Yes, that's true. Rises to kill. That's right. He had a golden eye. Must be brave because tomorrow never die. I got you something. From Russia with Love. Don't talk back or you two will die another day. So much dying. I don't want to have a Harry Berry. Very nice. Now I think. I think that anchor also got arrested for smuggling helium in his lungs. It's like he had all of it in there. Hold on. I have a breaking news. They were smuggling gold. Helium. Makes Japanese people sound white. Yeah, it gives you a perfect, perfect mid Atlantic English. So why do people do drugs of it? Replace it with whippets? He just Samurais, everyone. All right, okay. Do you think laughing gas makes the Japanese laugh? Like, I don't think it makes them laugh. I would. Yes, it does. I just think it makes them sad. Makes you just go, I've seen Lethal Weapon for it. That totally does. All right, all right. Okay. Seems like I said it's a pallet cleanse. Now, Thomas Massey, we've obviously been hard on him and Rand Paul as being kind of wiener, like wiener adjacent, but he actually has done something right here this week. And we try and call balls and strikes. So. Yeah. Remember last week, President Trump told people that he was looking to buy beef from Argentina to try and bring down the very high beef prices here in the United States. Are we expecting a beef? I assume you're talking about beef. Yeah, to get beef prices down. The only price we have that's high is beef, and we'll get that down. And one of the things we're thinking about doing is beef from Argentina. We would buy some beef from Argentina. If we do that, that will bring our beef prices down because our groceries are down, our energy prices are down. I think we're going to have $2 gasoline pretty soon. We're getting close and everything's down. The one thing that's kept up is beef. And if we buy some beef, I'm not talking about that much from Argentina. It would help Argentina, which we consider a very good country, a very good ally. Now, this announcement faced a lot of pushback from American ranchers. Okay. We don't even fully agree here in this studio, in this office, we're mostly on the same page. I think that President Trump would be better served if his messaging was, look, right now we're buying a ton of beef from places like China and from Brazil. So until we can get to capacity right now, because a lot of ranchers, right, they've sort of contracted industry here because of the price. Until we get to that point, we should just swap our imports from Brazil or China to Argentina, a friendly nation. So temporarily purchase from people who don't hate us. I think that would go a long way and I think it would be more understandable otherwise. People don't see this as America first. And based on the communications that we've seen, I can understand that. So the beef Lobbyist, actually, Buck, I think it's Weirbein. I don't know how it's pronounced. He said this speaking about it. He said, we just want President Trump to get his message, get the message from us that we are his friends, we voted for him, and this is going to hurt us and not help the people that he's trying to help. We certainly applaud his wanting to help consumers, but it's going to be at our expense and it's not actually going to help them. Now, I think that temporarily changing the imports, not increasing them, but changing them, at least to a nation where it would be more friendly, makes sense. While we provide incentives, while we provide the support necessary, maybe removing some kind of regulations on American beef so that we can meet the demand. And obviously with cattle, there's also. What's the name of the worm? Screw Worm, I believe is right. Screw Worm is a problem. So Thomas Massie has proposed a partial solution that I think could actually be pretty valuable as an arrow in our quiver, not a panacea. But I think this should definitely be included as well. And he introduced or at least is proposing country of origin labels as well as something a little more important. But first hear him say this. We need to let the free market work here. And, you know, so I would say bring back country of origin labels for inst. And I'm not against a free market importing beef from Argentina, but let people know when it gets here where it's coming from, and certainly don't subsidize it. Yeah. And I think a lot of people out there don't know where their beef often comes from. Right. I mean, Wild Fork is a pretty big company right now and it's, it's basically communist adjacent with their associations with Lula and the party there in Brazil. Matter of fact, I, I was made aware of this from Paulo Figueiredo. Where I would go there, I'd be like, I get a pretty good price. He's like, do you know where they buy this beef? But he doesn't have that much of an accident. That's all Brazilians sound and educated me. And so I'll never go there again. So you do have some power as a consumer. You have a say in this. The bill that he's pushing forward would also allow ranchers to sell. So basically right now, interest statement within the state, if it's like a custom beef sort of sale. So if like purchase part of a cow, it's not subject to federal inspection and regulations. So what he is proposing that at least now until we meet demand that basically all beef within state lines could be sold. So it would now be handled by the state instead of by the federal government, saving time and money. Well, custom slaughter, is that like, was that like some kind of messed up dating game with you choose your own cow? No, that was just you with, hey, and by the way, hey, pick cow number two. She looks like a good one. And we have, we do have a good comparison for this actually. In Michigan, I know they got something right with microbrewery laws to give you an idea. So in the 90s, they, they changed their laws so that basically home brewing capacity could be expanded to like a brew pub where you could sell beer that you brewed on location at a bar and then, or pub and then if you wanted to distribute it. Okay. There was a different set of regulations, but it allowed the industry to just. I mean, it exploded. They went from three local breweries to over 400 and they lowered the regulations for those making less than 30,000 barrels annually. Geez. So pretty good capacity. Yeah. And it really did help an industry there. It's cheaper to start up, cheaper for local producers to compete with the big boys. Understate oversight. Right. With this. That's what we've been doing with beef. I think this is a good thing and I'd like to see it go through. And I also know that we need to probably reduce any of our imports from China or nations that hate us. I will tell you this because we try and offer solutions. This is not a paid sponsorship today, but I think it will be in the coming year. Backyard Butchers, it's a company where you can order a meat box from them and they, I believe, get all of their beef from Texas. All the beef? Yes. Yeah, all the beef is from Texas. 98% grass fed. 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So I want to just clearly say this like, Thomas Massie is right. They need to make sure that they don't overcorrect. And the ranchers right now are basically saying, like, listen, we had to cull the herds not just because of the price, but because of the drought that they faced a couple of years ago. It takes two to three years for those herds to kind of replenish a little bit. So give us time to meet demand here. Don't look for a short term fix. That's not really going to fix the problem because we're making money for the first time in a while now. Right. You know, so I. I think what they're saying is like, hey, a little bit of pain, just a little bit will help us protect the industry here and the prices will come down. I also understand if the pain is too great for the consumer, they're just going to switch to a different protein, but they're not. So that's the evidence right now is even though the beef prices have gone up this year, the demand has gone up as well. So it hasn't gotten to that point like you said. But it could. At some point. It will, but it hasn't gotten there yet. And they're just saying, hey, give us a little bit of time here and we'll fix this ourselves. Yeah, and I understand that. I just think during the interim, I think it makes sense to flip, import nothing from Brazil or China. Just do it, you know? Okay. Australia, Argentina, and let's make American beef great again. Not great. It's still great. Just make it more accessible again. But backyard butchers, that's hopefully a solution for you. I don't have a solution for this next one. Well, we went from, like, fun. It's still gonna be fun. Don't let Gerald. Don't let Gerald ruin. It's still gonna be fun because we are gonna get to the Japanese. But another fatal crash from a truck driver here in the United States. An illegal alien who had no business being here. At what point do so many anecdotes culminate to empirical evidence? It's time for Eye on India. What's that smell? All right, so I Warn you if you're, if you have kids watching you don't see any gore. But it's very disturbing. And here's the thing too. I know what people are gonna say, well, there are plenty of accidents. I get it. A car is far more dangerous than a gun. I know how many people die from traffic fatalities. And very few of them, when you're looking at it as a percentage, come from illegal aliens with CDLs. I understand it. Let me present to you, it's much, much worse. When it was a completely avoidable crime, it didn't need to take place. And it's expressly the federal government's job to ensure that these kinds of tragedies don't take place. So this one was committed again by a man named Jashantpreet Singh in California. And cops say that this truck driver never even stepped on the brakes. Which seems to check out when you see the clip. Exclusive dash cam video, which is now the subject of several law enforcement videos, just eviscerates. It shows the moment a red semi truck plowed into a number of vehicles on the westbound 10 Freeway in Ontario just after 1pm yesterday. The CHP told the LA Times the driver of this big rig is a 21 year old man who is now under arrest on suspicion of driving under the influence of drugs. A total of four semis were involved and also four passenger vehicles, one of them exploding in flames. Three people were killed and four others were taken to local hospitals. So he was charged by the way, with DUI and vehicular manslaughter. Singh again is his name. Take a guess now. Yeah. Here's the thing. Whenever there's a school shooting and it is a tragedy, but the left politicizes it, before the bodies are even cold, they go, oh, if it saves one life. Would you give up your guns if it saves one life? Or would you give up your semi automatic rifles if it saves one's life, would you give up your high capacity if it saves one life? First off, it wouldn't save any lives. It would actually result in four more lives being taken than saved. Go see the pro gun. Change my mind videos on that. It's not even close. The homicide numbers versus defensive uses of firearms. But why doesn't it apply here? If it saves one life, could this have been prevented? 2022 Singh illegally crossed the border, our southern border in Mexico. Yes, sing Eye on India. But crossed through the Mexican border. Are you starting to get the picture? That could be Al Qaeda, that can be fentanyl, that can be sex Slaves US Southern border. He was released by the Biden administration under the Alternatives to Detention program. In other words, he came here illegally along with 15 to 20 million people under the Biden regime, then was caught. Just happenstance. Lucky was let out anyway as an alternative. The alternative being let them kill people? Yeah, the alternative is enforce the law. You still want to go on with that bullshit about they're just seeking a better life? I don't care. I don't care. Deport them all. Period. Okay. Why? Because this didn't need to happen. It would be like someone walking in to the precinct downtown saying, I'm a leader of the Crips. Like you're bullshitting. Great, we got him. You don't let him go. All under the guise of compassion. Well, ask the people who were just Final destination. He didn't even hit the brakes in that video. A family. It was. It was a woman. I think I'm getting this right. I think it was Jennifer Davis, I think was her name. And two children. 12 and nine, I think. Okay, I didn't have all the details yet, but I saw that. I saw that yesterday, so that could have been something. I got too early. I apologize if I know spoke, but obviously I think it was that SUV that burst into flames. That the first one that he hit? Yeah, but. Yeah, and he's out on bail, too. I believe it was. I believe it was a $25,000 bail, maybe. Yeah, I believe something like that. I saw a number that was really low. Mission control, you can check. Maybe he didn't get out. Maybe they let him. Maybe he hasn't posted it, but I don't know. But this bail. This guy shouldn't be in the country. He was caught where the people elected to protect the. That's their primary job. Knowingly released a criminal back into the country. And knowing that this kind of thing happens all the time, it's unclear. Just to be straightforward, it's unclear if he even had his CDL license. But I'm going to make a prediction for you, okay? Hold me to this. Call me to the Madonna. It's time for prediction. Wishes granted. Okay, so maybe he didn't have his CDL license. Now maybe he presented a fake one. And here's. That's very common in this industry. It's very common where those employing them go, oh, well, presented the license. So, hey, it's no longer my responsibility. And if we find out that that is the case, the media, for at least a period of time, until everyone else catches on, will present it as Though this man who did seemingly have his license, I'm willing to bet he either didn't or it was a scam. Because keep in mind, around the time that Singh actually illegally invaded our country, that's when we saw the bribery schemes involving these California cdls. They were unfolding, largely orchestrated by Indians. Also, surprisingly enough, the one country where nearly 100% of credit card scams exist right now. Remember in August, yet another illegal Indian alien, Florida Kiltman, had a California cdl. Yep. In New York, there was the cdl. Just to give you an idea. Person was employed, had their license. It was literally. It listed. No name given was stated. Unbelievable. No, the DHS that arrested the Indian illegal October 2025 had a new York CDL that literally stated not name, give it insane that that was written. And I believe that. Yeah. And I believe that person entered in illegally in 2023 and was also released by Biden. Think about this. This is not a conspiracy. Your government, one of their very few legitimate jobs on which we all, is to protect you from both external and internal threats. They deliberately put you at risk. Why? Let's be honest, Lou. To buy votes. To buy votes. To buy fucking votes with your tax dollars. Do you understand that? What do you think happens? Let's add to this mountain of crap. This guy is here illegally. Singh. They catch him, he's here, they let him back out. Do you think he was paying taxes? Do you think he was buying insurance? Or do you think he was going into emergency rooms and simply walking out? Do you realize how much he likely cost you, the taxpayer, before he murdered a family? And you've been told that you can't speak out against it because you're racist. You're racist. Not to mention that guy's picking up loads and driving him across the country that someone else could. An American citizen could have. Yep. White, black, Asian American could have done. You're. You're racist. And if ICE showed up and deported this guy before he killed people, well, they're the Gestapo. And you're a supporter of the Gestapo. Hey, if ICE is the Gestapo and the majority of Americans, or half of the country, call it 40%, the number doesn't matter. They support deporting illegal aliens. If half of America supports the Gestapo, what does that make half of America? We didn't say it. They'll tell you. We just said that you vigorously support the Gestapo. Fine. You say isis, Gestapo. I support the Gestapo, I guess because I don't want Seng killing any more people. How about that? And by the way, on Josh's point, since June, President Trump has actually been acting this. At least 3,000 drivers have been taken off the road, likely deported. Right. There's been a crackdown on CDLs. They've imposed English proficiency requirements because we also now are looking at English as an official language. You know where else they have that? India. In India, English was the official language longer than here in the United States. And we may actually be seeing some results as well. People always say, well, who's gonna, who's gonna pick your lettuce? Then it was who's gonna be your, your chemical engineers and who, who are, who's gonna be your architects? Who's gonna do tech? We need H1BS, right? Because Americans can't do anything. What about truck? Who's gonna do the trucking? You wanna tell me Americans won't do that either? No, it's that these companies, a lot of them too big to fail, they want cheap labor. Cheap, cheap labor. They are not your friends. And you're seeing now online quite a few. It's anecdotal, but truckers posting things like, here's hell bent Hagan writing, normally do Chicago to Fargo for 1200. Had a broker call and offer me 1800. Freight Alley wrote, It currently costs 3472 to purchase a truckload from Los Angeles to Dallas on the spot market. This is up from 2,993 in mid July. Meaning that Americans who were always willing to do these jobs are doing them and actually being paid more. Hey, who'd have saw that coming? Unfortunately, due to supply and demand, the lot lizards are feeling the pain, so it's tough for them. So look, there's always unintended consequences. Poor gal. Hey, by the way, you said English proficiency. They're mandating that. Yeah. Guess what state is saying no to that? Let me guess. California. California. Oh, of course. Oh, are they going to replace all the road signs with whatever Indians speak? Apparently. I mean, these guys can't even understand what the road signs say. No, they have like, they have like a billion different languages in India. It's the modern day power of Babel, because even God is tired of them. And you know what? Which one? Which code? I don't know. That's where. Baby, you need a Brazilian. You're like, I pray to my God. I pray to my God. He strikes you at the Tower of Babel. So many languages can speak English. Sorry, go ahead. No, I think they also put a. I don't know if it's called an ice hold or an immigration hold. I can't remember the exact term on this person in California that doesn't honor those. Do you think they're gonna honor this one? I don't know. They gave him $25,000. I do want to apologize for that. I'm not sure if that's true. You got that number from me. I shouldn't have said that to 25,000 on the air if I didn't verify that earlier. So I want apologize. You can admonish me. You know what? I appreciate it, but he killed a family. Yeah. I'm a little heated. I'm a little emotional. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Because you care about family. You know, the family who was killed and the family of Charlie Kirk. That's what I saw yesterday when I. When I saw that. When I saw what that number, I was like, wow. So Davis, Davis, Davis, mother. So some guy was at work, and somebody called him and said, hey, by the way, your family is dead. Yeah. Oh, who did it? They let him out. Yeah. If all that's true, then, yeah, that's. That was the first thought I had yesterday. And I was like, yep, you know, who. Who would call me wrong if I found him? You know? Yeah, that was me. What do they do in India if you're an immigrant and you kill people in their country? I don't know. I know what they do in a lot of the Middle Eastern countries. Yeah. They just. A dog. Yeah. Whoa, whoa. That just was out of nowhere. So look, really over the top. I'll tell you guys the sol here, okay? Because we just gave you a solution, right, with backyard butchers for your beef. The solution here is not. I want to say it's nuanced. So just give me a moment. I'll need. Hold on a second. Yeah. I'll need six seconds. Deport every single one. That's it. Deport every single one. You find them, deport them 100%. Oh, and download the Rumble app. That's the best way to stay in touch. Download the Rumble app. Follow me there. Support every single one. Download the Rumble app. Because, Mike, isn't it great? We can say this on YouTube. That would be racist. And, yes, I'm not pronouncing the T on purpose. I was wondering. On purpose. Oh, man. Spilling my head. I'll tell you, if it was me, Johnny Quist character, maybe both should be out of here. Come on, Haji. Did you fix your watch? I did. This is a terrorist watch. Oh, no, I just hit a setting. I don't understand. Uh. Oh, What Is this like a bomb now? It's in Sanskrit. No one knows. No one speaks that anymore. It's time for some levity. It's time for some levity. No, but they tattoo it a lot. They do. Because in Sanskrit it means. It means country. That's never gotten it right. It's time for. You don't do super chats. We're not only fans here, we do reverse super chats. And today that's brought to the folks at my digital money. They're gifting 50 free rumble premium subscriptions. Just gift in the chat. That's mydigitalmoney.com to get started. Where they. I think they help. Is it my little money? I want to make sure, you know, they help people with investing. Yes. Okay. So it's not just. I wanted to make sure because there's. Yeah, well, there's a lot of different sponsors that have come on, but not just ran random stuff. So we'll go to my digital money right now and find out all the services that they can. It's one of the few ways you can support the show. Look, you subscribe, obviously, and then if you're using a service and it's not one of the sponsors of the show, well, just. Just switch over because you'll get a better price anyway. And you know, you are with a company that has some balls. So they just gifted these out. Send us your screenshot on X or Instagram. This has been reverse super chat. You strip for us. All right. Japanee. Japanese. Yeah, there's gonna be a lot of that. So. All right, let me set this up for you because this one's fun. You have been guilted. Right? Gestapo. You know who has no time for that? The Japanee. The Japanee just elected. I want to make sure I have her name right. Takaichi Sanai. I think that's it. I think I got it right. Who is hardline on deportation and immigration in a way that here in the west, people probably wouldn't be able to understand. And, you know, you've seen this sort of rising tide nationalism. You saw it here, Obviously, in the U.S. argentina, El Salvador, Italy, Poland. We're seeing it more in, you know, France, uk. Not saying they're a majority Germany. Gotta be careful with that. But I appreciate convince us. Please, please. We're not falling for that again. Okay. Let's take it slow. And the reason the fuel, you know, you have been fueled by unfettered immigration. Japan will not allow it to get anywhere near as bad. But here's a montage so there's a Sudanese migrant who stalks a girl. She was trying to get the bus home. She was walking home from work, actually near a bus stop. And he grabs her, just grabs her. Imagine how terrifying that is to that poor girl. He then goes after another woman and then another woman. And there we go. Is there any indication, by the way, that he's going to be deported off the back of this? I prefer executed. Yeah. We're reporting here live on the ground. There was a stabbing. Oh, no. That face. I thought it was another predator investigation. We don't have any clear evidence for anything. We don't have a hint on. On specialties concerning his nationality. Come on. A silent march commemorating the brutally murdered Claudia. From the old market square in Torren, Poland, to the local park. It was there that an illegal immigrant from Venezuela stood in the Polish woman's way and brutally took her life. Watch as police put a stop to a crazed migrant attacker after he stabbed five people in Marseille, in South Africa, in France, Goodbye. Illegal immigrant Jose Ibarra sat quietly in court nine months after police say he killed 22 year old Lake and Riley. Now in Japan, Takaichi Sanai. I think I'm getting that right. Sanai. Forgive me. Yes. Sorry. If you say it with a bow, it helps. Yeah. Does it? Here in the United States, 40 million is the estimation of illegal aliens. 40 million living in the country. In Japan, they just elected their first female prime minister, largely to deal with immigration because they couldn't allow it to go any further than 3% of their total population. 3% wouldn't be made of money. I love it. And so, in celebration Tuesday, Takaichi Sanai was elected first Japanese lady prime minister. Sorry, wrong clip. But a great clip. Love it. Here's the Diet has elected Takaichi Sanae as the country's next prime minister. She will become the first woman to lead the country when she launches her new government Tuesday. Nice ass. Thank you. You look at it behind me. Mr. Speaker, must I take a moment to say wood now, just to be clear. Of course it doesn't mean that everybody there agrees, but they are far more on board as a monolith in Japan than here in the country where it's just assumed like, of course, we can't allow this to go that far. But the opposition party is already training for the long fight ahead. Mimicking his movements from my cage and learning the mysterious art of ninjutsu. It's a Bullshitsu derivative. Whoa, Gerald, you kind of cursed there. You Control by Sprinter Pack so Yeah, hard line on immigration on a lot of other issues would be probably considered pretty moderate here, but according to the Internet, she's basically the second coming of Toho. This is Japan's new Prime minister, Sanaita Kaichi, hardcore nationalist, obviously a Nanjing massacre apologist and just overall a piece of unfortunately bad news. Japan has decided to go far right after the same sex marriage. And she's also very conservative too. Like any kind of gender policies, Sanae Takaichi has an anti feminist track record. She opposed legislation allowing married women to keep their mating names. She's against same sex marriage. She also wants to boost Japan's military strength by revising Japan's age old pacifist constitution. She fear mongered about the foreigners. Age old. The deers in Nara park, which is this rhetoric that the right wingers are pushing right now. This is very much similar to Trump's fear mongering against Haitians in the debate against Kamala Harris in 2024. But given her track record, experts are worrying that she'll just cave into the knees of her male counterparts that have long dominated Japanese politics for like, well, like forever. And from this vantage point, it looks like she'll be less of an AOC and more of, well, like a Margaret Thatcher. Sanae Takaichi is worse than Shinzo Abe. Pause. I can't. They're saying the same thing. Like, like she's gonna be Japan's Iron Lady. Is there any nickname that you could think of the Japanese would like more than. We have our own Iron Lady. They used to only have iron Fist. Now they have Iron Lady. Whoa. Iron Lady. That's the sound of erection. Erection. We erect. I don't. Ready. We erect. Iron ready. Don't you give me a boner. Now you'll see what I meant. I didn't want to be proven right, but I was proven right. Japan has fallen under the fascist government. We have to keep resisting everywhere against this fascist. Okay, north face hate, rise of faith. This guy for sure is resisting women in a position of leadership. But this isn't a case to celebrate when it is in service of the patriarchy, when it is in the service of the far right. Why is she talking? I mean, she might have like a little bit of Asian in her somewhere. She looks Latina. And maybe if I'm wrong, it doesn't matter. The Japanese would assume she's. Do you know what the Japanese care about less than the opinions of Mexicans? Nothing. There's nothing they care about less. They just do what they do. Now this Lady, The Iron Lady. They think it's an insult. She is, just to be clear, a member of the conservative Liberal Democratic Party. I know it's foreign to us because different sort of political system there. She's a protege of the late Abe Shinzo. Also spent time as a rock drummer and a congressional aide in Washington DC. Oh, sick. Yeah, pretty worldly. They didn't once shack up with that one guy. Swell. Well, yeah. Aw, come on. You don't talk about Iron Haiti like that. Yeah, she would never. A lot of parallels and I want to go through some. And again, all references available links in the description as we do every show. So I want to go through the policies and sort of the reason for those policies and how it took far less time for the Japanese people to say, nah, we're not taking that crap anymore. So on immigration, she is a hard line, period. She's hardline Immigration clip properly sent home. It's just so matter of fact, it's terrifying. Like at no point does it enter the equation. No, like just seeking a better life. You are a fascist. She's like, no, we deport an appropriate Amena. That's it. That's what it is. Yeah. And they created a new department, actually. Oh, cool. A part of her new government did it. The quote, Ordinary coexistent society with foreigners. It is a door that goes back home. Too long for bumper sticker. You walk into the building, it's just a revolving door that takes you right back out. Exactly. Surprise, asshole. So the cabinet Minister Kimi Onada said this and they just say foreigners. In Japan, they don't say illegal aliens. The Japanese just like foreigner. So here's a quote. Crimes and disruptive behavior by some. Some foreign nationals. I'm not going to say you. You know which one. I see. As well as inappropriate use of public systems are causing anxiety and a sense of unfairness among Japanese citizens, which of course means the appropriate way to deal with them is they're going to deport people who are there illegally. I don't know if you know this. They do this everywhere. They have always done it. They get to choose who comes into the country legally. And if you enter illegally, caught, gone. Actually, the administration is already showing off how many illegals they've captured for deportation. Yep. Oh, wow. Gotta catch up. Oh, Indian, I choose you. Pokemon go home. No one choose an Indian. Well, he's catching him. City fan. Of course, they can't catch all of them. Here's one who got away and seems suspicious. Yeah, which one? Very suspicious. His suit Is double breasted. We know where in Japan. And some people would say that they have overreached because no place is safe. They are. They are turning over every stone that they can to deal with this problem, including some of their more sacred off limit places. Show me your paper. Hey, you are talking to you. Hello. Don't you turn your back on me. Take this one is dead. Hey, you. Show me your paper. I think this one is a dead too. Cameraman with Logan Paul. Yeah, so I know I kind of already. I foreshadowed this, but people in the States must be thinking like, well, I guess immigration must. It must be out of control in Japan, right? Well, let me give you the numbers. 2024, the foreigner population increased by 10% to a total of 3.7 million. That's still just 3% of the total population of Japan. And they're like, this shit has to stop. They're everywhere. They're everywhere. Three out of every 100 not look just like me. Too many round eyes. That's awesome. 3%. Just in case. People, this is really important. People say, America is the race. The United States is the least racist country in existence. And I mean this. Some people would kind of argue Canada, but if you've seen the. If you spent time with French Canadians, you know, they throw off the curve. Incredibly racist. 3%. And it was an all hands on deck. Why? Well, because the writing was on the wall and the Japanese are able to be very utilitarian, they're able to be very pragmatic, and they see what has happened. There were clashes, of course, culturally taking place between foreigners, Japanese people, and they have a very distinct ancient culture. Some examples here, you actually had. Oh, yeah, this one. Kurds in Saitama. Was it the Saitama Prefecture? They shouted Japanese dye on the streets, which seems like broken English, but I don't think either party knew you're number one. Happy kebab. That was the Kurds. Yeah. You know that people don't like you when even Saddam Hussein hates you. Yeah, he just. They can't catch a break. And this is an area, by the way, Takaichi dominated during the election. Hey, that pissed them off. Is there a US equivalent? No. Is there a US Equivalency? Only we've been far more tolerant than the Japanese. That happened. Immediate switch. The region went for Takechi, who's like, I'm gonna get him out of here. Oh, that's right. Didn't we have immigrants waving Mexican flags while burning ours in California again? Right. Hey, bro, see, in Japan, I think you get like two chances. They're like, oh, he must not know. I think you have a wrong flag. Person would say, no, no, I'm flying the air. Mexican flag went, oh, okay, deport him. Oh, they're very nice and respectful. They'll give you the benefit of the doubt. Maybe he's blind. You have a wrong flag. Must be near sighted on purpose. Kill him. There you go. They're laughing at us when they see those videos. Yeah. They're like, what? The world laughs at us? They're like, what are they doing? Don't you have any pride? Yeah. And the difference is we're not a race of people here. These are supposed to be the people that killed my grandpa. Guys, we lost it to this. Here's another comparison. We have a direct apples to apples because, you know, the, the rule generally in even horror films is don't shoot the dog. Right, Right. People have a soft spot for animals. That's the only way that left could get on board with going after Saddam back then when they found out he killed a puppy. I thought you were calling Kurds dog. No, no, no, no, no. The Chinese, no, they didn't care about that. But like, whoa, what a puppy. So that's even worse. Yeah, for them it is. Here's an example. There were Chinese tourists who were terrorizing and there's. There's a famous. It's a city and there's a famous area. These deer who are very friendly with people. It's kind of a, I guess, sort of a tourist spot. The narra deer were being accosted by Chinese tourists and there was an outcry over this squaring up, going after the deer. Those are very docile deer that will come up to people and be very friendly and. Right. So he's scaring them. And that, by the way, that's Takechi's hometown. Yes. And just before that, is there an equivalent here in the United States? Don't I remember something about their eating the cats and dogs. I see a group of Haitian people. There was about four of them. They all had geese in their hand. They got away. Again, this has got to be reported. So how many geese did they have? They each had one. Cook it right there. I don't think that's a law, bro. Those were verified. And then Donald Trump got a bunch of flack for saying they're eating the cats and the dogs. Right? Yeah. But the point is, it resonated because people go, no, we have a certain way that we treat animals here. And it seems as though These people from other countries don't share our values. It's not just free food in our parks. Yes, exactly. And by the way, so it's not just that. It's not just the mistreating of the deer. It's actually one of Lane's Chinese friends. Instagram. The Chinese Uber won't take Japanese writers says this Didi reject to take Japanese. It's like, okay, well, so this is. That was in China or it was in Japan and a Chinese driver refusing to drive. Japanese people. I will say I respect. It was in China. It was in China. Hate each other. Oh, it was in China. I was gonna say that. That would take a lot of balls to do that in Japan. That is. That is racist to hate Japan so much. You go over there, you're like. Like your deer too, bro. Yeah, yeah. You're mother. Mother never teach you how to treat a deer. No, your deer is Japanese. You don't. I thought you're Japanese. They hate each other. You think of racism as usually white, black, but the truth is, you have far more in common with your black neighbor here in the United States than the Chinese and Japanese do. Even though, to the uninitiated, they look identical. And I know someone will be really mad that I said that, but it's. If you were to give it to a police sketch artist, you wouldn't be able to discern the difference. Now, there was a problem with feeding the animals over there. They have a problem with Chinese people fighting them to the death. Fighting them. You want to fight the animal? Go to Australia, find the kangaroo. So let me give you two. And again, another comparison. Why the backlash, though? They don't really see it as backlash in Japan. It's just dealing with the problem. Well, Japan's former prime minister agreed to a framework in. I can't remember which year it was, but it was to do this before 2030 or by 2030, to bring in 50,000 Indians to Japan. For what reason? Why? Well, the framework was kind of the equivalent to how you've been presented H1B visas. Right. Their population has been kind of in decline. And I would argue that's because they're largely a godless society in comparison. And so there were no safeguards to. To being fruitful and multiplying, but they go, okay, population shrinkage. And so you had some of the leaders saying, we'll make up for it by bringing in Indians. So compare that to H1BS. And right here in the United States, we have 1.3 million H1B visa holders and 70% of them are Indian. And you just saw that, that fatal crash again with Singh. You are accused of being racist and supporting the Gestapo here in the United States. And you'll often hear the left, right, they'll go, why can't we be like Japan? When they want to discuss gun control, they will not point to Japan as it relates to immigration or anything else. Yeah. And it's a more apt comparison because gun control, we're a very unique nation in that sense because we really have to fight to win our independence at a time where there were technological advancements and firearm technology, along with militia guerrilla tactics, made us incredibly effective. Japan, these are people who were loyal to effectively their empire. And, yeah, they'll have lower crime because basically they have a homogenous population where there's a high sense of trust in society. That is what is being eroded. And so they're not going to be guilted into letting people stay who are causing problems. They identify a problem and they go, no, we're gonna fix it. It doesn't even seem extreme. It just seems absolutely normal that every country on the planet should have policies. It's like, listen, if you're gonna cause problems. No. If you come here illegally, you can make your case from somewhere else. Yeah, not here. Releasing them into the interior. What the hell are you even talking about? I know. Bye. Gone. And I know I've also gone over time. And it's Chat Thursday. Did you say you had something else you wanted to show me? No, no, we're good. I got the. It was the China thing really quickly. Oh, oh, the other thing. Yes. So apparently, you know, chat, we hear you sometimes, you know, we don't spot the tranny. What happened? The Mexican thing was really a he. No, no, no. Not in the CDL thing, but in the. In the. Oh, the one where I said that lady doesn't even look Asian. Lady doesn't even look Asian. I think that was a dude. Is what, Chad, was the dude Asian? Is that a man? Was that a man? And is the man part Asian? Land bridge theory. So I know it gets. I think that's what Chat was saying. Okay, I stand corrected. You know what? Do you know what the Japanese care about less than the opinions of Mexicans? The opinions of tranny Mexicans. I didn't think there was a lower one. You said nothing, and I was like, well, we found a no. Now, I didn't think so either, but you throw me a curveball. Yes. I should not be admonished. Do you think anyone. Easy mistake. To make to not remember thing that does not exist. Yes. You think anyone in Japan is a. Oh no, wait. We have erection. Can someone please tell me what trannies in Mexico think of me? Just kidding. Not Psych. Not. You can't steal our bangers. Japan. Come on. So we are going to continue, by the way, if you're not a Rumble Premium member. It's what keeps the lights on. It's what allows us to do what we do. It's what supports the undercover unit. Hearing all the stories we've broken. And you get 100% more show if you click right there below. Join Rumble Premium $99. Try it for $9 a month. You don't get the hand etched mug unless you join with an annual subscription. But you get 100% more show. You get the Friday show, you get the whole thing ad free. And they're adding to the mix every day. It really is your best value. Your best one stop shop. And we have to continue on the theme of illegal immigration from the same party and state that brought you Poop Tracker. Democrats in the House Oversight Committee are now announcing that they're building an ICE tracker. Over the course of the next couple of weeks, the Oversight committee will be launching on their website a master ice tracker.
Date: October 23, 2025
Host: Steven Crowder
Guests/Co-hosts: Gerald, “A,” Josh Firestein, others
This episode of Louder with Crowder dives into several headline-grabbing political and cultural topics, headlined by Candace Owens' recent controversial comments suggesting, or at least heavily implying, that the Trump administration—or “the Fed”—was responsible for the death of Charlie Kirk. Crowder provides extensive commentary on the fallout, addresses the implications for Charlie Kirk’s family, and discusses the weaponization of conspiracies on the right. Other segments cover Japan’s election of a hardline prime minister with a zero-tolerance immigration stance, ongoing issues in the U.S. beef industry (including a brewing “beef” between Thomas Massie and Trump), and a fatal California crash involving an illegal immigrant truck driver.
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Crowder (04:40):
“What she said was they, the Fed, give you a boulevard … that’s a sure sign that they have killed you. … If the Trump administration, if the Fed killed Charlie Kirk, look, there’s no middle ground here. Either Erica Kirk is evil and was in on it, or Candace Owens is an evil C.”
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Crowder on Candace Owens’ accusation ([04:40]):
“The Trump administration killed Charlie Kirk is the claim … either Erica Kirk is evil and was in on it, or Candace Owens is an evil C.”
On conspiracy-mongering ([08:00]):
“That is not an excuse when there is a grieving family right now who’s not just left holding the bag. … Candace, with that language, with this accusation, has put the wife of Charlie Kirk … in the crosshairs.”
On Japan’s immigrations policy ([1:23:00]):
“It’s just so matter of fact, it’s terrifying. At no point does it enter the equation. No, like just seeking a better life. You are a fascist. She’s like, no, we deport an appropriate Amena. That’s it.”
On U.S. immigration enforcement ([1:08:45]):
“Deport every single one. That’s it. Deport every single one. You find them, deport them 100%.”
The episode is combative, sarcastic, and characteristically irreverent, frequently sliding between outrage, deadpan jokes, and mock-earnestness. Crowder and crew frequently break serious rants with comedic bits, asides, and edgy humor, but remain focused on the show’s recurring themes: media hypocrisy, failures of liberal policy, and the need for strong, common-sense governance.
This episode covers the dangerous fallout from conspiracy rhetoric within the right, real policy consequences of beef import debates, and contrasts between Japanese and American responses to cultural and demographic change. The most urgent focus is on holding right-leaning influencers accountable for reckless accusations—especially when grieving families are involved—and drawing sharp, sometimes uncomfortable lessons from Japan’s new turn toward immigration hardline nationalism.