Failed Hit Job: Another Trump Media Hoax Exposed

Summary

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Louder with Crowder

Episode: Failed Hit Job: Another Trump Media Hoax Exposed
Date: November 4, 2025
Host: Steven Crowder
Main Theme: Exposing Media Bias in Coverage of Donald Trump and Election News

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Episode Overview

This episode centers on media dishonesty, with a deep dive into how the BBC allegedly doctored video footage of Donald Trump’s January 6 speech. Steven Crowder and guests discuss the broader consequences of media misinformation, ongoing trends in Western democracies, and current election dynamics with a focus on New York, America’s international relationships, and cultural changes in Western cities due to immigration.

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Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. Opening Rants: Supplement Industry & Election Nostalgia

• Crowder launches a new supplement product, criticizing “scam” supplement companies (“It's one of the biggest scam industries out there…” [01:45]).
• Nostalgic commentary about old-fashioned, in-person voting and skepticism about current mail-in voting processes ([03:01]).
• Light banter poking fun at political choices in New York.

2. Guest Introduction & Outrageous Satire

[04:12]

• Myron Gaines joins the episode, launching into an intentionally offensive satire lampooning internet stereotypes and social commentary.
  • Memorable moment: Gaines delivers a string of shocking statements to parody how he’s misrepresented online.
  • Crowder immediately distances himself, but defends having tough conversations:

    "I don't expect you guys to agree with everything. I'm going to say no, and I don't. And I appreciate that we can have this conversation." ([04:44])

• Commentary on the dysfunctional nature of internet debate:

  "Online, you just call him a shill and he calls you an anti-Semite and nobody talks." – Crowder ([04:48])

3. Mockery of Canadian Militarism

[09:29]

• Crowder reminisces about his upbringing in French Canada, mocking the perceived weakness of Canadian national identity and military:
  • Satirical segment on Canada’s chief of defense staff apologizing for racism and discrimination ([10:44]).
  • They lampoon Canadian apologies and “wokeness” in leadership:

    "Can you imagine American troops following a lady like that?"
    "No. God, no." ([11:46-11:53])

• Crowder jokes about the U.S. conquering Canada, ridicules Canadian town names and cultural quirks ([13:01]).

4. Weird Faces of CNN

[15:38]

• Quick comedic break showcasing and mocking a CNN anchor’s appearance for levity, underscoring ongoing skepticism toward mainstream media visual presentation.

5. International View of Trump & Media Manipulation

[19:02]

• Crowder dives into polling showing low Trump approval in the UK compared to Obama and Clinton, linking it to systemic anti-Americanism in Europe and Canada ([19:02]).
• Suggests British and Canadian attitudes stem from government subservience, “jealousy,” and exposure to one-sided, state-funded media propaganda:

  "They're a subservient people to their government. They don't understand the idea of armed revolution..." ([19:15])

• Plays footage of British anti-Trump protests for comedic effect, lampooning their rationale and how they're influenced by local media ([20:45]).

6. Main Segment: BBC’s Misrepresentation of Trump’s January 6 Speech

[24:42]

• Crowder exposes a BBC Panorama documentary allegedly splicing Trump’s speech to fabricate harmful intent:
  • The BBC combined “We're going to walk down to the Capitol and I'll be there with you” with, nearly an hour later, “we fight like hell,” implying Trump incited violence in a single breath ([26:36]).
  • Actual full quote included peaceful language— omitted by both BBC and CNN:

    “I know that everyone here will soon be marching over to the Capitol building to peacefully and patriotically make your voices heard.” ([27:50])

  • Crowder notes CNN and other outlets also omitted the “peacefully and patriotically” directive.
• Critiques international polling as an indicator of media effectiveness in spreading misinformation— not as a measure of truth or justice:

  "Polling ... is a snapshot to indicate how effective the media is at lying." ([28:29])

• The hypocrisy of UK media decrying Trump as a “tyrant” while suppressing free speech and jailing citizens for online posts ([23:52], [24:42]).

7. Media Monopolies & Government Influence

[31:04]

• Crowder contrasts legacy, government-funded media with the rise of new, independent voices online. He frames state media (BBC, CBC) as more propagandistic than U.S. corporate media.
• Notable quote:

  "When you only have one voice and that one voice is lying, well, then you get people who have a view ... that may not necessarily be accurate." ([24:42])

8. Comparing Trump & Kamala Harris Rhetoric

[31:54]

• Side-by-side playback of Trump urging peaceful protest and Kamala Harris encouraging ongoing unrest in 2020:
  • Crowder points out double standards in media coverage and public perception versus actual statements ([32:07]).
• Highlights the ongoing impact of media manipulation on election outcomes and public opinion.

9. U.S. Global Security Burden & UK Relationship

[32:29]

• Asserts that U.S. taxpayers subsidize European defense (NATO), enabling Europeans to enjoy social benefits while their state media attacks Americans ([32:29]).
• Crowder argues British patriotism “doesn't count” unless it's accompanied by gratitude toward the U.S. ([33:28])
  • “Your country wouldn't exist if not for ours. Okay, we foot the bill so that you can talk down to us and we don’t care…” ([34:04])

10. Election Day Coverage: New York, Minneapolis, Virginia, New Jersey

[37:28]

• Detailed coverage of the New York mayoral race:
  • Satirizes left-wing policies: “free buses, free childcare, freeze rent,” and the growing influence of the Arab/Muslim vote ([37:31]).
  • Predicts middle-class exodus if radical candidates win; humor about “winner-take-all biryani eating contest.”
  • Trump’s Truth Social endorsement of Cuomo for pragmatic reasons.
  • Analysis of polling/betting markets via Kalshi, noting unpredictable shifts ([39:53]).
• National election coverage:
  • Minneapolis: lampoons pandering to Somali voters; worries about non-citizens influencing outcomes ([47:24]).
  • Virginia: Criticizes Democratic AG candidate for wishing death on a GOP rival, yet remains competitive ([51:18]).
  • New Jersey: Discusses early voting, absentee ballot controversies ([53:38]).

11. Cultural Change & Immigration

[56:42]

• Crowder pivots to claims of “colonization” by immigrant groups with incompatible values.
  • “Today, we are being colonized by people from incompatible cultures that are not at all interested in being American.” ([56:42])
• Distinguishes criticism of ideology/culture from racism, but maintains position against uncontrolled demographic change.

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Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• On the core episode theme:

  "The BBC spliced together two clips that took place 54 minutes apart ... to make it seem like [Trump] said things he didn't say." – Crowder ([26:36])

• On media bias:

  "Polling... is a very useful tool as a snapshot to indicate how effective the media is at lying." – Crowder ([28:29])

• On differences in freedom between US and UK:

  "I don't want to take advice on how to govern a free country from people who value freedom 0% whatsoever." – Crowder ([23:54])

• Comedic riff:

  "Can you imagine American troops following a lady like that? No. God, no." ([11:46-11:53])

• On British anti-Trump protestors:

  "He called me a fetus. That's not right, innit? I'm not a face. I'm a grown man. Ever seen a zygote do this?" ([22:19])

• On the US-UK “special relationship”:

  "You don't deserve patriotism because you can't protect your own country. Your country wouldn't exist if not for ours." ([34:04])

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Major Segment Timestamps

• [03:01] – Nostalgia for past elections and skepticism about new voting methods
• [04:12] – Myron Gaines’ satirical introduction and internet debate culture
• [09:29] – Canadian military mockery & personal anecdotes
• [15:38] – Weird Faces of CNN segment
• [19:02] – UK/Europe anti-Trump sentiment and media bias
• [24:42] – BBC Panorama splicing of Trump’s speech
• [31:54] – Trump vs. Kamala Harris: Media coverage and rhetoric
• [37:28] – New York/Minneapolis/Virginia Election Day coverage
• [56:42] – Cultural change, immigration, and "colonization" arguments

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Final Thoughts

• Crowder’s central argument positions state-funded, legacy media as intentionally misleading about major political events (e.g., Trump’s January 6 speech), with downstream effects on both American and international understanding.
• He warns about demographic and ideological shifts in American cities, linking local election outcomes to broader cultural and political transformations.
• Satire, mockery, and exaggerated banter pervade the episode, supporting his themes of skepticism toward media and radical political change, all while encouraging active participation in local elections.

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Useful for those who haven’t listened:
This summary distills the main argument—international and domestic media dishonesty drives anti-conservative sentiment and distorts electoral outcomes—while offering insight into Crowder’s humor, ideological positioning, and the episode’s key stories.

Transcript

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Hey, glad to be with you. A lot to get to today. You don't hate the media enough. We've talked about this, but we're actually going to be going across the pond. So you can hate the redcoats as well. The limeys, I believe, is a preferred nomenclature. BBC was caught editing Donald Trump clips together from the infamous January 6 speech to say things he didn't actually say. And then it's election day in New York. So please, New Yorkers go out, choose between the communist, the semi communist and the guy in a beret, and we're going to be talking about the future of the United States. And if it looks like India or if it should look like India, I don't think it should. Then again, I'm horribly racist because I hold that opinion. And I told you about this yesterday. This is the first company that I have launched on this show. It's the Anti supplement supplement. We get approached all the time to sell supplements. And every time I look at them, I go, this is just. It's horse crap. It doesn't do anything. And there's proprietary blend in there. There are very, very few supplements that will actually help you make a difference. So this is what I've been taking for about a decade. We put it into a multivitamin along with the clinically dosed turmeric curcumin extract, as well as garlic for your cholesterol levels. So it's called Foundation. You can go to foundationdaily.com, subscribe, and you'll actually get 40% off. Significantly less expensive purchasing it this way than just purchasing them individually, by the way. It's transparent. What we say is on the label is the label. We provide certificates of analysis so you know that you are getting exactly what you pay for. Purity is guaranteed. And you can go read the science, the clinical data on the website. I'm not going to tell you it's going to put on 14 pounds of muscle and slabs of new hypertrophy. No, I'm not going to tell you that it's going to grow your brain and your synapses. No. But I will tell you if you eat perfectly, you're probably fine, probably don't need it. But if you want to fill in your gaps, know what's in the bottle. And if you have some aches and pains, turmeric's great for that. It's great for your brain health as you get older. And if you could use some help with your blood pressure, your cholesterol, I'm legally permitted to Say that the ingredients in here at their dosages help with that too. So if you want to make sure that you know what you're getting when you purchase supplement, I'm going to tell you something. It's one of the biggest scam industries out there and I'm not going to tell you that you need this, but it's helped me a whole lot as someone who struggled with chronic pain and had, you know, some blood pressure issues in the family. This is how I fixed mine. We put it together for you. Foundationdaily.com Try it. Don't. I don't care. But I hope it helps you on with the show. Remember simpler times? Remember punch card voting? When you woke up on a Wednesday morning and actually knew who won the election when a pregnant chad was just.

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In indentation on a piece of paper.

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Now it's an emoji. Remember not knowing what an emoji was? That was nice. Remember when celebrities didn't tell you to go out and vote?

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I'm drinking milk for good.

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They just looked pretty and kayaked for no reason when the only needles you had to worry about were filled with heroin and not an unproven MRNA injection. Those were the days. Punch card voting. You had to show up in person. Not like nowadays where you can mail it in. You must have a lot of friends to send you all them letters, huh? No, I don't have any friends. I wrote these letters myself. You don't even have to exist at all Voices. It counted. Unless you were in Chicago. The more things change. Punch card voting life is pretty much now. Click Rumble premium and join now for 99 annually or 9.99amonth to get the entirely ad free experience and an ever expanding roster of content creators and free speech. Our guest today, you know he's been here in the studio, controversial figure, Mr. Myron Gaines.

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Thank you for having me, man.

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How would you sort of encapsulate like your views to the uninitiated? What do you think people get wrong about you?

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So I think women are stupid. I think men are better than women at almost everything that matters. Jews control America and have too much power. Oh, a lot of Muslims are retarded. Oh, Jeets stink. Blacks have a perpetual victimhood. Whites can't dance and their food sucks. Hey, hey, let's go with that. They're good at math, but right. Still not cool. I tell guys to understand women and I understand that a necessary component is to not allow sex to control you. For a lot of guys, it's going to mean Being experienced with women. You know, I don't expect you guys.

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To agree with everything. I'm going to say no, and I don't. And I appreciate that we can have this conversation. I don't want to put you on this.

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Do it calmly and not, you know, this is the difference between, you know, online, you just call him a shill and he basically calls you an anti Semite and nobody talks. That's the problem of the online world, by the way.

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If you don't agree with everything, Mal, you're now a Zionist.

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Myon, they just heard Hitler was right. They saw the rum and salute and.

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They'Re like, yeah, fresh and fit. It's the number one men's self improvement podcast in the world. Mr. Myon Gaines. Thank you very much, Sam. All right, it's go time. And I know that people are already mad knowing that that's Nash Wednesday tomorrow. I don't care what.

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They're not mad.

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People always just develop a. Like, you think I'm not gonna. If he. If he says that Hitler was cool, you think I'll have nothing to say about that?

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You think you'll say, I'll come back to it, and then don't come back to it?

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Same thing if people say Jews are cool. There are many things. Cool's not amongst them. Okay, but if there's no live show.

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Tomorrow, I'll mess up my routine.

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I won't be able to eat my breakfast.

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If I can't eat my breakfast, I.

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Can'T go to work.

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If I can't go to work, I can't go to bed. Hey, hey.

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Autists make up 4 to 8% of our audience only. Oh, sorry, guys.

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And I'm apparently one, according to my wife.

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That was unbelievably quick. And I don't know if he rehearsed it, but it doesn't bother me for a good long while. Let me ask you this, guys. What are your election day traditions? Let me know. Comment below. And don't say voting for communists. You have to in New York, you guys, you don't.

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You can vote for a beret.

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You can vote for the beret guy. I don't have the same opinion as a lot of people. Just to be clear. I think that Cuomo is a spoiler. He lost his primary. Get out. But I know that we are at a very different impasse today. And I understand why people would. I understand why people would vote that way. But you know, New Yorkers, there are enough there who deserve to be able to vote. The chance to vote for the other party in a two party system. All right. Captain Morgan, CEO. How are you?

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Good, how are you?

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I'm okay. You're gonna be taking over a little later today. And then the fast speaker, he's like Robin Williams incarnate, only doesn't steal material. Friday, November 7, at Bricktown Comedy Club in Tulsa, Oklahoma. And then he's gonna be Saturday in Oklahoma City, November 8th. Not Firestein and ex Mr. Josh Firestein.

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All original content and I will talk slowly. Ok, good. Yeah, it won't be like the end of a LensCrafters commercial.

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I'll be like Robin Williams where he fakes like he improvs everything like. Oh, look, look, look. Let me do that.

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Oh, let me do this. Oh, they play golf in Scotland.

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Oh, look, Josh has a big penis.

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Not on cocaine. It's a car wash. Not on cocaine.

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I'm on cocaine. Four espresso shots. Cocaine. Same thing. Ho, ho, ho.

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I loved him. I don't care. I care.

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Now, Gerald, that's because you have poor taste. That's true.

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It's not your fault. It's not your fault I have poor taste. It's fine.

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It's not your fault.

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I think it is. Look at me. Yes.

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It's your fault. All right. Yes. All right. Now, just to be clear, I am never going to be running for office ever, ever, ever, ever, ever. But that's not because I am ineligible because I am Canadian. That is not true. That is a myth straight from the pit of hell. I was born in the Detroit area.

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Whoa. Fantastic.

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My mom is French Canadian, so I was raised from about three years old until 18 in French Canada. I know, it's terrible. It's not a great origin story. Okay, it would be the Mrs. Was it Mrs. Marvel. Captain Marvel of origin stories.

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That's like Catman.

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Yes. Yeah, I just cough up hairballs and mapleman.

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Cricket man easily distracted by a string or a laser.

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He's really lucky he got bitten by a spider.

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That's true.

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Cricket man would just be like.

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Yeah, he'd be able to hop really far though.

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Yeah, he would.

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Yeah, but he gets squashed all the time. Yeah.

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Crickets throw their voices at grasshopper like you're gay.

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I think it's a grasshopper.

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Well, you know, maybe he could be bitten by both.

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I think your bully was a grasshopper.

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The point is, like in the movie Ants, it's enough. The chief of defense staff in Canada and you're about to see why Canada is a silly place. And I. I'm not. I know that we like to have a laugh here. Okay? But I truly think that we should conquer Canada. I just think. I just don't think Canada should be a thing. I really don't. It's not hyper. I don't think it should be a thing. And I think this is the only time in human history where Canada would be a thing. You're welcome. The United States. So here is exhibit A14 because we've gone A through Z many times. This is the chief of defense staff, General Jenny Carignan. As if that wasn't enough, laid out Canada's top priorities for the armed forces. Today is a significant milestone in the history of the Canadian armed forces. And it is also a very difficult day. Day. A day on which we are confronting a painful truth. I couldn't find my hair color. Your institution caused harm to countless people it was meant to support.

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Don't talk about John Bolton that way. Racial discrimination and harassment are an affront to these values.

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And yet we allow these injustices to occur and fester.

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It was kind of funny.

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I offer my most sincere and deepest apologies. I apologize to every caf member veteran.

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Who experienced racism, discrimination and harassment. Acknowledged. We failed you.

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I say to this especially with my they made no glasses. But it is just that it's a milestone and it does not represent an end point. Stuff your sorrys in a sack. It's not represent an endpoint. That's the call is.

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Shut up, Ms. Magoo. Oh, she was crying.

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You were in obviously the military. Yeah. Can you imagine American troops following a lady like that?

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No. God no. She's like shut the fuck up. Just lose all respect for rank.

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Where's the real general? Hey, we don't talk like that. Sexism in French Canada and the racism is wrong. Unless they're Haitian. Then they can go to hell.

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Oh, what a weak people. I think I remember that lady from Kandahar Air Force Base. She was handing out tickets for going over 15 kilometers an hour.

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That's right. Well, good. Good on you for use. Proper use of kilometers.

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Well, I remember because it was on my ticket.

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Yep. Hey. Hey, you. Hey. This being in the in the armed forces is not all killing and protecting the country. It still come with lots of respect.

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Yeah, well, if Tim Hortons wasn't on this airfield, I'd be beating you up, right?

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You watch your mouth about Tim Horton. You about to cross some line.

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The donuts are mid.

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I am going to kick your ass. Understand that esty call. Yes. She's been annoying co workers for decades by the way. It's in her disgusting French blood.

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Don't mind her. She's French Canadian.

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Some days she's Canadian. Can be quite pleasant. Today she's obviously French. We don't tolerate a speech like that in Canada. Okay, okay. Hey. Oh, yeah, that's it. Keep laughing, tough guy. You're gonna see about it. You're gonna see how it's gonna work out. And that's not gonna be nice for a guy like you, you know? Yeah. What are you gonna do?

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Apologize and cry about it? Yeah. Send your bounties after us. One of the greatest speeches in Canadian military history. That's right.

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They fought.

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That still tops it.

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You feel good about yourself, man? You feel good about yourself the way you talk to me, huh?

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Yeah.

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Just because my hair and skin have no pigment doesn't mean I don't have feelings.

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Obviously, that's all you have.

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I'm going to go get into my 89 Camaro and drive away with my car phone. We're getting Jaws 3 in the movie. Movie theater. So it's a backwards, backwards culture. It's such a silly place. Can you imagine any other world power throughout history? The Ottomans, the. The Mongols. I mean, any dynasty dealing with that? The Zulu tribes would take over Canada.

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If it was next to it.

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Are you kidding? If they still believe that pictures take your soul. They must believe that. She's been photographed a whole lot.

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If somebody invaded, that lady would come on the tv, aim. Sorry for fighting back.

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That's right.

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To the invaders.

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Listen, we welcome our new overlord with hope and pale harms.

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If your mom's watching, I'm sorry.

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My mom. My mom is American through and through. She does not like it. All right, I'm sorry. I know we took too much time.

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Time.

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But I was raised with these people. I know them like the back of my hand. There's a little mole on my pinky. All right.

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She was born in a town named Asbestos, Canada. Oh, that's your problem right there.

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Hey, it's time for a pop quiz. Guess what's our number one export?

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Asbestos. Okay. Coffee.

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Yeah, that's right. Laugh it up. It's not funny. For me, who's have to live with a brother who's got two head but.

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They can see in the front and in back.

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That's right, that's right. That's like he can see a 360, which I'm gonna pull a 360 on the show, get it back on track. But that's mean. I'm right back where I start now. I don't know how it's. Hey, by the way, speaking of things that make us like, we saw a really weird, weird looking guy on CNN this morning. That means it's time for Weird Faces of cnn. All right, the setup. Take a look at this guy. And of course, it's cnn. So naturally he's weird. He looks like if Dan Bongino and George Takei had a baby.

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That is.

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Oh, my. I was gonna say, like, looks like.

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If Dwayne the Rock Johnson was a hot dog.

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Shut up. Okay, you know what? They're both really close.

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Yeah. Yeah. You're.

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You're. And that is not your mono decay thing.

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It's scary because you can see it on screen.

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We love you, D. That's not an insult. It's really more of an insult to the CN guy in George Decay.

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Somebody pop a. Somebody pop a black sweater, some chains, and just mustard on them. The Rock is a hot dog.

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And make him do all his reports like this. Hi. That's not funny. Yeah, these are people, too. That's Ben, Weird face of cnn. Esty Callis. I promise we're going to get serious. I promise we're going to get serious. I promise.

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One day.

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I like that.

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We're not strippers.

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You are.

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Yeah, you are.

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I took something off. Well, well, well.

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Schwing. All right. Okay. Put my serious hat on.

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Come on, get serious.

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Hey, guys. It's wrong to hate, but it's so much fun. So we don't like Canada, and I don't like the uk I really don't like most of Europe. I think that's why we left. But tomato, tomato. And by the way, anyone who says that tomato is a fruit, I understand that technically, but stop ruining parties.

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It was a pumpkin.

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But we don't say that. It's enough. It's enough. According to YouGov UK, Donald Trump is actually not all that popular according to the British public. So he has an approval of 24%, whereas Obama has 66% approval, Zelensky 63%, and Hillary Clinton 36% approval of what?

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Does he even have a job?

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I think it's just a favorable view in general. And then, oh, Biden's at 35% and beat Biden.

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Yeah, yeah.

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Again, here's the thing, though. I know this because, again, I was raised in Canada. French Canada is much more European. French Canadian, if you're watching right now, French Canadians, you can comment. I didn't realize how foreign of a culture it was until I spent a lot of time in the United States. And a big part of it, a big part of the reason that they hate Donald Trump. And they often have a negative viewpoint of the United States because, let's be honest, these people have a negative viewpoint of Americans. They view American patriotism as negative. It's really kind of three reasons. One, they're jealous. Okay? They're very jealous. Two, they're a conquered people. And what I mean by that is they're a subservient people to their government. They don't understand the idea of armed revolution and ensuring that a government is representative of its people. And three, they've been lied to a whole lot. And we'll get to this in a second. The BBC has been caught editing footage, not just editing context out with Donald Trump in his January 6th speech, but actually cobbling footage together to make it seem like he said things he didn't say. And often these are the people warning about AI deep fakes. Well, here's the thing. AI Deepfakes. It's just a technicality. They're already here if you look at what the BBC does and if you look at what the cbc, the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation does. But first, let's go to the public who've been lied to, a conquered, subservient people and see them express their sentiments regarding Donald Trump, which is funny. They spend so much time on our president and we don't really care about them rightfully so. Today there are protests taking place. We received live pictures only a few.

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Moments ago against President Trump's state visit.

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These the live pictures from central London from a demonstration organized by activists from the Stop Trump Coalition.

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The massive orange blimp depicting Donald Trump as a screaming baby lifted off outside British Parliament.

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Those are the screaming babies.

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Low Energy.

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Look at all these people. They love me here in the uk. Pause. That is the. That is exactly what I would picture an English Trump impersonator to look like. Like, just. Just aged, haggard and bad teeth.

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Yeah. His breath smells like beans.

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Yeah. The impression is okay. I just can't get past how he looks like. There's a gray sock put over the camera as a lens filter. Let's continue. They love me here. It's skinned by meat pies. Donald Trump.

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You can't hide. Oh, shouldn't do that in the uk, mate. Well, the protest is about challenging the kind of the. The official line that our. That's coming from our government, that Trump is welcome here. There's a lot of anti Trump sentiment.

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Yeah, there's a lot of anti Trump sentiment. He insults people. He came here, he called me a fetus. That's not right in it. I'm not a face. I'm a grown man. I'm not a child. Ever seen a zygote do this? It's proof, isn't it?

[B]

I drove an auto. Got a fetus. Drive an auto.

[A]

Ever seen a fetus with this hairline? Yeah, yeah. Trump doesn't know what he's talking about. That's the whole point of this protest. I'm not a fetus, I'm a human being.

[B]

You ever seen a fetus with a name Boner.

[A]

That's right.

[B]

My name's Matt Bona. Obviously, I'm a man.

[A]

Yeah, try having that one in primary school. Yeah. I don't need any more Trumps to.

[B]

Tell me I know what I look like.

[A]

I have a mirror. Let's continue.

[B]

Yeah, there's a lot of anti Trump sentiment. He is the leader of one of our closest allies.

[A]

We should be engaging with him. Yes.

[B]

I think it's very difficult to engage.

[A]

With the tyrant and I think if you capitulate to all his demands. Yeah, we're not going to get very far. And we're just appeasing a monster, really. First off, you don't have to appease anything like. What are you talking about? Just continue being subservient to your government. Also, it's really hard to take news when we're just talking about their media. From a man who's threatened by a basic black light, that's something. That's pretty.

[B]

Oh, no, it was a monster.

[A]

I told you my contract. I can't go cosmic bowling.

[B]

That stain's never coming out.

[A]

He's a tyrant, isn't he? You know what, the American Revolution was right, by the way. They changed no Kings Day, even though they participated to no. No tyrant state. Because, listen, listen, we want to show a rebellious streak, but we don't want to offend our actual king.

[B]

Yeah, we have a king, but he's not a tyrant.

[A]

That's right, he's not a tyrant.

[B]

He's a nice guy here, by the.

[A]

Way, you insult the king, we'll put you in jail for something like that. United States, you can say whatever you want. You can just say whatever you want on social media. Hurt feelings. It's chaos. Yeah. You have any idea how many replies Bon has telling him that he looks like a FaaS? They jail you for speech. They jail you for speech in the uk for memes online, and they're talking about the tyranny of Donald Trump. I don't want to take advice on how to govern a free country from people who value freedom 0% whatsoever. And here's the thing. They become a conquered people through a drip, drip, drip, drip of media largely government funded.

[B]

Right.

[A]

When people talk about corporate media, well, what's the alternative? Government media, you can trust them. Yeah, exactly. BBC, cbc, Venezuela, Pravda. And by the way, I get. Media's incredibly biased, right? Abc, NBC, cnn, msnbc, cnbc, abc, cba, all of them. But hey, that's why they bitched about Fox News for so long. There was one alternative. And at least with new media now we see legacy media dying because they can't stand up to competition. Now, pre new media, you really only had one voice in the uk and when I was raised in Canada, you really only had one voice. And they try and act as though they're virtuous by being beholden and subordinate to the government. So when you only have one voice and that one voice is lying, well, then you get people who have a view of President Trump in the United States that may not necessarily be accurate. So a new whistleblower memo from the BBC. And by the way, all references available link in the description, as we do every single show. It shows how the network doctored January 6 footage to make Trump, quote, say things he never actually said. So in this clip, this, I believe it's. Yeah. Gordon Rayner from the Telegraph breaks it down. BBC Panorama released a documentary called A Second Chance, and in it, they played the following clip. We're gonna walk down to the Capitol and I'll be there with you. And we fight. We fight like hell. But Trump didn't, in fact, say this at all. The BBC spliced together two clips that took place 54 minutes apart. So let's go through it again. We're going to walk down to the Capitol and I'll be there with you. Now, see there between Capitol and. And that's a cut.

[B]

Here's what Trump actually said.

[A]

We're going to walk down to the Capitol and we're going to cheer on our brave senators and congressmen and women. It's different. It wasn't until nearly an hour later that he then said the second part of the BBC's version. We're going to walk down to the Capitol and we fight. We fight like hell. And I appreciate Mr. Rainer pointing that out. Go support him. Watch the video. But unless I'm missing it, he himself omitted. And this is by accident, by the way, or maybe he just had the cut for time. He omitted what President Trump said. And I think this is pivotal. 28 seconds after that cut. Doesn't this change things? I know that everyone here will soon be marching over to the Capitol building to peacefully and patriotically make your voices heard. And he was going to be joining them, to be clear. And by the way, this is the same soundbite that CNN deliberately cut out. You know, you could refer to it as lying. During their initial coverage of January 6.

[B]

Violence was sparked by the President of the United States, Donald J. Trump, who rallied that crowd earlier today.

[A]

We're going to walk down to the Capitol and we're going to cheer on our brave senators and congressmen and women, and we're probably not going to be cheering so much for some of them, because you'll never take back our country with weakness. You have to show strength and you have to be strong. And they listened to their leader.

[B]

They marched on the Capitol, they stormed.

[A]

It, they broke in. Well, hold on a second. If they listened to their leader, they would do so peacefully and patriotically. Right? He was quite literal with that. Gotta be peaceful. And just to give you some context, when I went into the barbershop, black and white and the gray issues, I had to ask the question three times. What about January 6th? I said, what if he said, what if he had said, make your voices peacefully and patriotically? Well, that would be interesting. I have never seen that. I said, yeah, but what if I don't know that that's true. I said, but what if I'm not lying to you? Well, then I would have to look into it. Great. Look into it. Or don't have an opinion. Otherwise you end up with an entire country of poor dental health, grayscale humans who think they know about American politics because they've been lied to for decades by government funded media. This is why polling doesn't determine what is right. Sometimes it is a very useful tool as a snapshot. Sometimes it's a very useful tool as a snapshot to indicate how effective the media is at lying. And that's what I would put forward as the case for January 6th. Because many people, I would argue probably most people in this country don't know that Donald Trump said peacefully and patriotically, just like they don't know he said, I'm not saying neo Nazis are white supremacists who should be condemned totally. Then he, then people will say, well, why doesn't Donald Trump come out and condemn white supremacy? He did. Well, why didn't Donald Trump, why didn't he call on his people to be peaceful? He instructed them to be peaceful. Very different from Kamala Harris talking about rioters. They're not going to stop and they shouldn't stop. But if you're lied to over and over and over, well, then you can convince yourself that, you know, it's no tyrant's day because kings are a little bit touchy. And by the way, when an executive at the BBC who, you know, they've had a monopoly on information for a long time in that area of the world, when this executive heard about the Telegraph article, he was none too happy. Harry. What?

[B]

It's an inanimate f object.

[A]

You're an inanimate f ing object. Yeah. They lose their composure really quickly. You know what? Let's actually, I just realized we have that clip. We didn't plan on this, the Kamala clip. Let's run side by side. Let me ask you this. What do you think the public perception would have been in this election? How many times was Donald Trump asked about January 6th? How many times is that covered? How many times was Kamala Harris asked about encouraging, in no uncertain terms, rioting. How different do you think the perception would have been in the United States as well as the UK if they had heard this clip of Donald Trump? And then we'll roll the Harris clip. I know that everyone here will soon be marching over to the Capitol building to peacefully and patriotically make your voices heard. Everyone beware.

[B]

Because they're not going to stop. It is going to. They're not going to stop before election day in November and they're not going to stop after election day.

[A]

And that should be, everyone should take.

[B]

Note of that on both levels that this isn't. They're not going to let up and they should not.

[A]

And we should Not. Hmm. Comment below. And that's why I say these conversations that change my mind, the black and white and the great issues, they're not really debates. It's rhetoric. I want to get to the bottom of this and see where this. I know where the country has gone wrong, but I want to lead those who've been wronged down the path.

[B]

What if.

[A]

What if this was true? People go, well, okay, if it was true. And then you go, here are the receipts. Put it this way. American taxpayers pay for the defense of Britain. They wouldn't be able to defend themselves, certainly not Canada. Just look at NATO. People haven't met their fair share. That used to be called reneging on a contract. It's kind of illegal, but there's no real international enforcement mechanism if the illegal action is taking place with the international enforcement mechanism. So we pay for the defense of the rest of the free world so that they can have free health care, free Internet. Everything's a human right. Insert it here. And then the British taxpayers pay for TV licenses so that the BBC can propagandize them into hating our American leaders who foot the bill for their defense. We're expected to believe that we have a special relationship with the uk And I would tell you this, UK Conservatives. It's not enough to me. I'm sorry. I don't like the idea of English patriotism unless it comes with a very loud thank you to the United States. You don't deserve patriotism because you can't protect your own country. Your country wouldn't exist if not for hours. Okay, we foot the bill so that you can talk down to us and we don't care. And then you guys get hit with the same kind of tariffs you slap on us and you're the victim. Oh, free health care. Oh, great. You have a social safety net that we. Let's change one thing. You guys, protect yourself. Take care of your own defense. Uk, all of it. Canada, all of it. We'll take care of ourselves. Go. No kings. And you have an actual king, dipshits. And it seems, by the way, the BBC were very unhappy knowing that there was a whistleblower in their midst and dealt with him accordingly. Ray, don't.

[B]

Hell.

[A]

Where the did you come from? I was behind the thing.

[B]

What the are you doing? Right?

[A]

What the are you doing? Nothing. Just one of my favorite mov. It's a good thing to come out of that area of the world. I like it. And I actually have to get going and it'll all make sense later this week. It's time for a. And it's not racist. It's. It's actually an homage. A Korean fire drill. Yeah. Anymore. Wait, are you staying there? Is that okay?

[B]

No, but I have to. I have to mess with Gerald's notes. Oh, come on. My empty page. I don't always take notes. All right. Wow. It's like an abrupt stop. There needs to be some kind of, like, I don't know, come down from the high.

[A]

Nah.

[B]

No, we're good. It's fine. Are you moving, Josh? Yeah.

[A]

Oh, my God.

[B]

You took your own headphones. I did take my own. I did take the headphones. You're right.

[A]

I mean, I said no. Yeah, but I don't view you as.

[B]

An authoritative figure in this matter.

[A]

Well, now you look silly.

[B]

I think it's totally fine. You understand? I think it's fine. Just take your headphones. Next time you want to go with it. Don't listen to him. He's not the boss of you. You're the kind of guy that goes to a public water fountain and takes the pedal off. Goes with him. Okay. Who does that? You? Is that even a thing? What are you talking about? Sure it's not a thing. I don't think it's a thing. All right. It is election day for a number of different. Well, I mean, for a lot of places. So make sure, first and foremost, go vote wherever you are. It does matter, especially the local election stuff, because they're taxing you a lot and, you know, doing some fun stuff with your money. And most of the time, you probably don't want them to do with your money what they are doing. So make sure you go vote. But specifically in New York with Mamdani, he has spent the past week making sure to shore up his base of supporters by pandering to Arab speakers about the virtues of communism, the language of romance.

[A]

That was a good one. Yes.

[B]

Okay, listen, I understand. But apparently he's, you know, for you, from you, is one of the things that he said. And he's going to make, you know, buses free, free childcare, freeze rent, you know, all the communist stuff. But the Muslim population wasted no time embracing him and already designated a section of the city as Little Kabul. And it's about what you'd expect. Gonna want to hang on to that arm.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

You never know when someone's gonna ask for a hand, you know, what are you gonna do? Leave it there? I mean, it is your arm. So, I mean, yeah, you gotta.

[A]

You gotta pick up your personal property.

[B]

It's leave an arm. Otherwise.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

They say an arm for an arm. Well, I already have one that. You know what? I. There's no good way to go on to the next part of this.

[A]

Somebody loses.

[B]

There are. Oh, geez. Hey, that's a good one. She stole that. It's a five finger discount.

[A]

Well.

[B]

Well, bus fares, arms, and you know, like. No. Okay, we're just gonna keep on going with this. But listen, I really do think that they should probably just, you know, be men about it and duke it out with a winner take all biryani eating contest. I think that's a better way. Well, clearly a spoon guy's gonna win. Well, I mean, by win, what do you mean? Looks like he had more fun. Much like my 1 year old when he. True. Yeah. By the way, follow us. Best way to follow us is to download the Rumble app. Make sure you follow Steven Crowder. Only get notifications when we go live notifications on a lot of other platforms don't necessarily work, so make sure you download the app right now. There was a little bit of a counter. I'm going to make a counter response to your video. And this is from the GOP rep and take it for what you will. This is Andy Ogles. He encouraged New Yorkers to vote on X by writing wake up, New York. And then this clip. Oh, my God.

[A]

Did that just happen?

[B]

That's what he posted. It's the same ideology, right? Looks AI it. Yeah. It's not real. That's what we're gonna say in 50 years. Oh, man, that's gonna happen. The people are gonna come out in comments who say, yeah, for sure it was cg, Man. You see the wing? It disappeared. Whatever. Shut up. Okay, I'm just. Totally wasn't a frame rate issue. I mean, listen, look, I comment below. What do you think of that response? I know a lot of people right now are up in arms about it. Mostly Mehdi Hassan and the like. I really don't care what they think, by the way, but I think it is important to say it's like, yeah, it's the same ideology. We're good with that. Everybody good? You think the ideology changed? Was there a turning point moment? Was there a, you know, like a flash of genius in Islam? Did they have their Benedict Arnold moment now they love America. Hey, guys. Our bad, our bad. We're sorry. You know, this whole converting by the sword thing and, you know, bombing and. Yeah, we're really sorry. You're never going to do any of that again. Super promise on that. Anyway, the prospects are so Brutal for New York City. And. And obviously when you have a candidate like this. Donald Trump had to do what I don't think he ever wanted to do, which was endorse Andrew Cuomo. And he wrote on truth. If Communist. See, I can't even do it. I'm not even gonna try at that point. Fine. If communist candidates please do the whole thing. When's the election for mayor of New York City? It is highly unlikely that I will be contributing federal funds other than the very minimum as required. First home. Because of the fact that as a communist, this once great city has zero chance of success or even survival. As principles have been tested for over a thousand years. Never once have they been successful. How do you keep doing this, guys? And I meant that about the voice, not the mom. Donnie. I would much rather see a Democrat who's had a record of success win than a communist with no experience and a record of complete and total failure. A vote for Curtis Sliwa, who looks much better without the Beretti. You've got great hair. Whether you personally like Andrew Cuomo or not, you really have no choice. You must vote for him and hope. Hope he does a fantastic job. He is capable of it. Mom, Daddy is not. It's harder than I thought. Yeah. Kudos to you, Steven. I'm sorry. Fantastic job. I'm glad you're dedicated to it though. You committed to it. And I try to respectable. I appreciate that. I know I'll get made fun of for it. I really don't care at this point. I hope so. I thank you. I think you'll be leading the charge. In fact, I can just see an expost going up right now from you mostly. So here are the polls. Cuomo makes a little bit of progress, it seems, over the last couple of months in the polls, or at least last few weeks at the very least, narrowing the gap. So October 24th to 28th, we had Mamdani at plus 16. According to the New York Times, the October 31st through November 2nd, Mamdani only up 5. And one thing that's very interesting, we've talked about it. I know Steven says the New Yorkers get a chance to vote for somebody on the other side of the ticket. And really Cuomo is a spoiler. I don't disagree. But Cuomo is the spoiler. Right? So if Sleevo was not in the race, it'd be Cuomo plus six. And I get it. I don't know. I understand both sides. I can come down on both sides of this saying, listen, New York needs to get what it votes for and deal with the consequences. And that could be people moving out. It could be a lot of other things. We'll see. But I also understand that you want to be able to vote for somebody who represents your policies. And Cuomo is just one of those guys. If you'd picked any other person, any other person that was not responsible for the deaths of thousands of people in the old folks homes in the retirement communities in New York during COVID and had the lockdown policies that he had, then maybe they would have had somebody they could vote for and kind of just hold their nose long enough to do it. But because it's Cuomo, I don't think that's ever going to actually happen. But Kalshee, actually yesterday, although you know, the betting or the prediction markets I think they're called, Kalshee, had a really interesting poll on who would win based on simply where the better the person doing the prediction, where they were from. And that brings us to our Kalshi check in. All right. So in New York City, if you are there, so Cuomo 49, Mamdani 40. If you are in the rest of New York State, Cuomo 47, Mamdani 36. So it gets less popular when you get outside of New York. But if you're betting essentially on who's going to win outside of New York, if you're making that prediction, 58% Mamdani, 33% Cuomo, that's a really interesting Kalshee check in poll. That's a very interesting poll. I mean we get a lot of people in the city are actually, you know, you've got people putting money on this. What we're saying is people outside the state. Are outside the state. Exactly. Heavily towards Mamdani instead of Cuomo. They are. And I don't know if they know something that we don't know. I'm not really sure. Or. But in New York City. Yeah. Well, no, I'm saying in general, in New York State, in New York City, do they know something that we don't know about the sentiment on the ground that maybe the polling, they're thinking they are them? That's what I would think. Yeah. People betting, I shouldn't say betting. These are prediction markets. So the people that are kind of buying the prediction contract, essentially, do they know something we don't know? Are they just seeing maybe a good deal and maybe they do. You know, they're, they're out. I mean, New York's one of those places where you can't you can't live your life and not talk to so many people a day. Yeah.

[A]

50 people a day.

[B]

So people are talking and they probably know a lot more than we do. But we'll see. There's. There's a mass exodus potential with this. And that was one of the, the recourse kind of moments or recourses we thought of. People could actually just leave the city. Right. If you start taxing billionaires because he's like, how are you going to pay for all the buses to be free and freeze rent and make sure that child care, universal childcare is free and have these city run grocery stores that we've talked about that have never worked anywhere that they've ever been tried and they're like, oh, we're just going to tax billionaires. Okay, what if they leave? You know what? Billionaires are mobile. They don't have to wait to sell their house.

[A]

They're more mobile than just leave.

[B]

Yeah. And have helicopters. They actually have other houses in other places most of the time to go to. It would not be hard to leave.

[A]

I mean, a lot of houses out.

[B]

In the Hamptons or out somewhere on Long island. Not even that far away, which is. It's basically the city.

[A]

But not.

[B]

Yeah. So if Mom Danny wins, a poll shows 765,000 New Yorkers, one would definitely leave the city and an additional 2.1 million would consider leaving.

[A]

Goodbye.

[B]

That's about 3 million people. And I'm betting that it's not people that would take advantages of the free, Take advantage of the free buses or maybe want the free groceries or free childcare. I'm betting it's the people that you're counting on paying for all of that. Mom. Maybe that's part of the whole plan. Maybe. Mom, Donnie's whole plan is like, well, if I put all these policies in place, so many people will leave and then of course the buses will be faster. There's less people taking them. They want free. There's less people on the roads. That'd be great. Yeah, I've seen that promoted as a win on X because they're like, oh, yeah, if these people leave, then the property values would go down. Oh, I didn't think about that. Yeah, there's that too. It's like, I think they would just keep the property and move their primary residence.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

And just. But. But they think this is a win. I don't think it's. I don't think it's a win. I think it's a really stupid idea. My Problem is, I think there's not enough time in a four year period for this to fail enough for people to want to change. Maybe there is, maybe there's not. We'll see. But there are other elections that we are keeping an eye on right now across the country. And I'll just. You know what? I'll keep the theme for you of Islam essentially taking over major American cities. And I hear you people out there like, oh, they're just pivoting to Islam as the next thing to distract us. No, we're not. This has been a thing for a very long time. That's exactly. That's how I started working with Stephen was when Islam was responsible for, you know, something exploding every, it seemed, other week. And I came on the radio show to talk about it, to talk about the ideology, to talk about what Islam as a religion believes, doesn't mean that your next door neighbor that is a Muslim, that maybe not quite a practicing Muslim or basically just nominally Muslim, is a bad person. It just means the ideology and what it teaches matters. So it's not a new thing. We're just kind of getting back to it because it's rearing its ugly head again. Especially in places like Minneapolis, where incumbent mayor Jacob Fry is facing a challenge from I am the captain now. Omar Fattah. And both are going after their target audience, Minneapolis. Damaan. Shahab Ka. Somali. What a pansy. Mosasso, Bedabo, Kismayo. They've done Raba. Somalia. Somalia. Early voting, November 4th. You needed English for November and 4, didn't you? Listen, I know that polls are showing Fry leading, but I don't think this should be anywhere close. And listen, I don't. I want to say this in a way that doesn't come off poorly. Very tolerant of a lot of people and a lot of things. I'm a very glass half full kind of guy that we can work things out and make this country a better place. I don't have anything to say thank you for to Somalia. Yeah, none whatsoever. I'm certainly not going to list the cities in Somalia that are so inconsequential. I only know one of them and the only reason I know it is because of Blackhawk fricking down. That's a Josh Hartnett. Yes, that's it. Tell the truth. I don't care. By the way, make sure every one of those people. Fry, Mr. Fry, make sure they're not just getting a. An ID card that are illegals to be able to vote. Yeah, I care a lot about that. That's what I was thinking. This guy, he's going on here, he's pandering to these Somalians who don't speak English. How many legitimately, how many Somalians in Minneapolis who don't speak English are actual citizens and can vote? Yeah, I don't think a lot. He went out of his way to do that because they know this is a. This is a. This is an exposure right here. Exposed as straight up pandering to non citizens to vote. And they will. It absolutely is. And it should piss every single one of you guys off as much as it pisses me off. Not about brown skin, about ideology. We'll get to that here in just a little bit in our India segment coming up. Hey, Somalis don't pirating alive too pissed. Okay. Did you say the Somalis, they kept pirating going? Hey, they did. All right. I can't wait for Pirates of the Caribbean 14. You know what? I'm sorry, you're right. I am. You gave us Captain. Captain. What's his. Captain. What's the Captain's. No, no, don't help him. Oh, somebody. Somebody help me. Captain Wilson. That's what it is. It's not. I know.

[A]

It's Phillips.

[B]

Captain Phillips. Yes. You could have been much nicer to me and helped me earlier.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

Not a nice person having fun here. I know. It's from the other movie. I was just joking. All right, so let's go to Virginia voters. There will be electing a governor, a lieutenant governor and an attorney general. Surprisingly, the attorney general race is still a toss up after the Democrat candidates texts explicitly wishing death on a GOP politician and his family leaked. Still a toss up. I guess nothing gets you out of being okay with Democrat voters these days. That's insane. Is that not something you could sue somebody for? You know, I don't think you can sue somebody for wanting to witness your death. They're not causing it necessarily. They're just wanting to witness it and make sure that it happens. Somebody as like you're running for the top legal position of the state. You shouldn't be allowed to say that. Some would say that that would be disqualifying. Especially when you're the top law dog. I would absolutely say it's disqualified. Yeah, some would say apparently not. The Democrats in Virginia, we'll see if they agree with you or not. But their off year elections in Virginia are actually usually seen as a sample of how the electorate will behave going into the midterms. And terrible debauchery is what I See coming from people. So New Jersey, a place that rarely gets it right. But maybe they will this time. We'll see. Democrat Mikey Sherrill is running against GOP or Jack Cittarelli for governor and the latest polls show Cittarelli 3.3 points behind Sherrill. And just one thing I wanted to make sure everybody understood this. There's a lot of early voting going going on in New York right now. I think I saw some posts. Do you remember the guy who said to Mehdi Hassan like you don't have a pager, right? Remember the pager joke? I forget his name. I celebrate that annually by the way. So the first, the one year anniversary just came up recently for those who celebrate. That was one of the best mic drop moments ever. Just don't ever walk it back. Lean right into it. I don't care if CNN ever has you back on. That was an absolute baller moment and he was actually saying that he is seeing a lot bigger numbers of voting right now. I'm not sure where he's getting information from it. They think they're going to break a lot of records in voting. I hope it's not mostly people just wrong way speaking Arabic. We'll see how it goes there. But that's New York. In New Jersey, the counts that they do. Do you remember this? For absentee ballots postmarked on election day.

[A]

They.

[B]

They count them up to six days after the election. So do you remember the problems that we've had before? Is any of this starting to sound familiar? We don't want elections to be run by this, by anybody. This is New Jersey. We want to make sure that everything can be counted on the night of. Please stop with the whole thing. If you don't have it in time, you just don't get to vote. I'm sorry, can we just make like I have to be on time for work. I have to be on time for you guys. We just don't get to do it otherwise. Can we just make it that way? I don't want us to start questioning the results of our elections again. So make sure that you go vote today and these elections do definitely have consequences for the rest of the country. I certainly don't want Mamdani to win because then there are going to be a lot of other people like him put forward as candidates across the country in these major Democrat controlled cities. And I do not want to see our cities destroyed. But good news is you can get out of the cities. If you're stuck there though and you are Seeing voting irregularities. Anything that you think we need to see, make sure that you send that to [e-mail] lwctipsrotonmail.com we do not want anything ever to stay in darkness again. We want to make sure we bring all of this stuff. And if you are going out to vote, get out there and stay in that line. Election day, still get voting. If you live in those states, go get voting. Don't leave your mind. It's catchy jingle. All right. Not even if you have to poop. Don't leave the line for nothing, you know? Can you get like a line watcher or something?

[A]

No.

[B]

Is there no existence? Nope. Do it in your pants like a man and vote.

[A]

Thank you.

[B]

That's not pooping. That's. You never know. You don't know what came out of that. Don't trust that I. I would be willing to bet nothing of substance. How much did you put on it?

[A]

What do you think the odds on call she are?

[B]

99 to 1. Okay, I take the one chance on that.

[A]

Dude.

[B]

I've been trying to vote. I've been trying to bet on Cuomo winning New York, but for some reason, my account, I don't know, I keep getting an error every time I try to load money on it. I think my wife has blocked it. I don't know what's going on, but I'm like, dude, I just want to put 100 bucks on Cuomo because the payouts, like 1200 bucks or something like that. Wow. Well, it was a couple of days ago. I think it's probably less now, but, yeah, I think my wife is blocked. I think she is, dude. But she found out about it. She's like, where is he losing money? All kinds of places. It's okay. It's best not to ask these questions, especially to so many viewers. They're gonna know everything about you, Josh. I make bad decisions about Padres baseball. They didn't win anything. You're still wearing the hat, though, so good on you for sticking with them, even though surgically attached.

[A]

Gotta make it up somewhere.

[B]

Yeah. So we talk about voting. It's not just an American thing, but that is one of the things that we hold very dear here in the United States. The ability to go and select and choose our leaders that are going to represent us on a local, state, and federal level. But I'm going to list for you four cities. Jerusalem, not the way you think. Athens, Rome, and London. What do you think these four cities really mean? What does it mean to you? No, not Islam, though. London makes a run for it. Today, we are being colonized by people from incompatible cultures that are not at all interested in being American. They're not interested in what made this country great. This is not about skin color. This is not about bathing preferences. This is not about pooping in voting line preferences. Actually, it's a little bit about that. Okay. It's a little bit about the last two things, too. Yeah, It's. It's not about a race of people is inferior because of X. That's not it at all. And I think that's where you lose the argument. I think it's about cultures that do not align. I think it's about a fundamental misunderstanding of what it meant to come to this country, to be a part of this experiment of the brightest, most prosperous, most land of opportunity place that you could find on the planet. And we've lost that. We'll get to some people who had comments about that over the centuries of this country. But before we go into what I think will really aggravate many of you, make sure that if you are not a member of Rumble Premium, click that button right here to sign up. $99 annually or $9.99 per month, and you get all of the additional content that is offered from Rumble Premium, plus this show, additional one hour of show every single day. And also, you know, ad free experience. It's a fantastic deal. You get $99 a year, you get the mug. If not, try it for a month and let us know what you think. Give us a shot to earn your business. But in North Carolina and many other places, I don't know, maybe comment below and tell me, are you seeing stuff pop up in your neighborhoods and places around you, different cultural buildings or fairs or movements that maybe weren't there five, ten years ago? Again, this is a culture thing. This is not a skin color thing. So don't be moronic and reduce it to that. It's a culture thing. In North Carolina, Indians are now building the world's tallest monument of Murugan, Hindu God of war.