Joe Lets Hunter Off the Hook & Will Kash Clean Up the FBI?

Summary

Podcast Summary: Louder with Crowder Episode Title: Joe Lets Hunter Off the Hook & Will Kash Clean Up the FBI? Release Date: December 2, 2024

In this episode of Louder with Crowder, host Steven Crowder delves into the recent controversial pardon of Hunter Biden by President Joe Biden and the appointment of Cash Patel as the new FBI Director. The discussion is interspersed with humor, personal anecdotes, and sharp political commentary, providing listeners with a comprehensive analysis of these significant political developments.

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1. Pardoning Hunter Biden

[10:18]
Steven Crowder opens the discussion by addressing the unexpected pardon granted to Hunter Biden. He highlights the implications of this move, emphasizing its unprecedented nature as the first time a sitting president has pardoned their own child.

• Crowder: "I love how they don't mention that he threw the gun in a dumpster near school." [10:53]

The conversation critiques President Biden's decision, questioning the integrity and motivations behind pardoning his son. Gerald Morgan and Josh Fierstein chime in, mocking the idea and underscoring the perceived hypocrisy in the administration's actions.

• Gerald Morgan: "I would absolutely do it. I don't care if it burned my political career to the ground." [12:35]
• Josh Fierstein: "Hunter is a bad boy. There's no question about it." [16:19]

Crowder points out the selective prosecution and argues that the pardon undermines the rule of law, suggesting a double standard in how justice is administered based on political affiliations.

2. Appointment of Cash Patel as FBI Director

[22:24]
Transitioning to the appointment of Cash Patel as the new FBI Director, Crowder expresses skepticism about Patel's qualifications and intentions. He argues that Patel lacks the necessary experience and is too closely aligned with President Trump's agenda.

• Crowder: "We just talked about the Nashville Manifesto... We need to see more accountability." [28:38]

The panel discusses concerns about Patel’s past actions and his role in previous investigations, suggesting that his appointment may lead to further politicization of the FBI. They highlight Patel's involvement in high-profile cases and his perceived bias.

• Gerald Morgan: "They have weaponized the Justice Department to go after Donald Trump specifically and tried to paint Joe Biden as the next George Washington." [17:55]

Crowder emphasizes the need for an FBI Director who prioritizes justice over political loyalty, criticizing Patel's potential impact on the agency's impartiality.

3. Transgender Rights and Supreme Court Case

[43:51]
A significant portion of the episode is dedicated to discussing an impending Supreme Court case involving transgender minors and access to gender-affirming medical care. Crowder scrutinizes the arguments presented by Chase Strangio, a transgender lawyer representing the case.

• Strangio: "It's incredibly important to have trans lawyers litigating trans cases." [58:07]

Crowder vehemently opposes the case, labeling it as a threat to parental rights and children's well-being. He argues that the legalization of gender-affirming treatments for minors is based on flawed evidence and poses long-term health risks.

• Crowder: "Puberty blockers are unbelievably unsafe. Okay, this person is lying." [50:10]

The panel debates the safety and ethics of such medical interventions, with Crowder citing examples from the UK's NHS to bolster his argument against hormone therapies for minors. Gerald Morgan reiterates the potential dangers, emphasizing the irreversible consequences of these treatments.

• Gerald Morgan: "And it brings on these kinds of side effects. I don't understand how judges can't see that." [56:40]

Crowder warns of a slippery slope, expressing concerns that decisions made in this case could lead to broader government overreach into family and medical decisions.

4. Additional Discussions and Humor

Throughout the episode, Crowder interjects with humorous takes and personal stories to keep the conversation engaging. He mocks cultural phenomena, such as Neil Young's song lyrics and trans-themed initiatives like "Trans Santa," using satire to underline his points.

• Crowder: "They just want to kill trans people." [58:22]

The panel also touches upon international politics, briefly mentioning the BRICS summit and its implications for the West, though this segment is less detailed compared to the primary topics.

• Crowder: "Russian President Vladimir Putin is hosting a gathering of world leaders for the BRICS summit of emerging economies today." [26:14]

Gerald Morgan and Josh Fierstein contribute by adding comedic relief, making references to pop culture and current events to illustrate their perspectives.

5. Conclusion

In wrapping up the episode, Steven Crowder reiterates the importance of holding political figures accountable and urges listeners to support the show through Rumble Premium to continue providing such critical analyses.

• Crowder: "If you want to keep watching this and also chat with us about your Thanksgiving, click the Rumble Premium button right there." [38:56]

The episode concludes with a blend of serious political commentary and lighthearted banter, leaving listeners with a clear stance against the Biden administration's recent actions and a call to action for political engagement.

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Notable Quotes:

• Steven Crowder: "I love how they don't mention that he threw the gun in a dumpster near school." [10:53]
• Gerald Morgan: "I would absolutely do it. I don't care if it burned my political career to the ground." [12:35]
• Steven Crowder: "Puberty blockers are unbelievably unsafe. Okay, this person is lying." [50:10]
• Gerald Morgan: "And it brings on these kinds of side effects. I don't understand how judges can't see that." [56:40]
• Steven Crowder: "If you want to keep watching this and also chat with us about your Thanksgiving, click the Rumble Premium button right there." [38:56]

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This episode of Louder with Crowder offers a critical examination of President Biden's pardon of Hunter Biden, the appointment of Cash Patel to the FBI, and the ongoing debates surrounding transgender rights and medical care for minors. Through a mix of humor and pointed analysis, Crowder and his co-hosts encourage listeners to question governmental decisions and support initiatives that align with their political views.

Transcript

[Neil Young]

Oh man, look at my life I'm a lot like you are Home and take a look at my life I'm a lot like you are oh man take a look at my life 54 years of crack and whores Stumbling around the house Cutting business deals with hoo I'm lost on the sauce really got my wires crossed like when you get completely lost as you walked and do oh man take a look at my life I'm a lot like you I just roll out of bed and you you can tell it's blue Just one look in my eyes and you can tell I'm screwed that last look in your eyes falling down your pants are proud Spending days in such a haze and totally confue living life completely gassed look at all the time that's passed Often I'll also fill my pants with the number two oh man take a look at my life I'm a love like you I make up a tense and I'm a pedal too Just one look in our eyes the country knows it's true oh man, look at my life I'm a lot like you are oh man and look at my life I'm a lot like you are.

[Steven Crowder]

Click Rumble Premium and join now for 99 annually or $9.99 a month to get the entirely ad free experience and exclusive content from Ladder with Crowder, Nick DePao, Mr. Guns and Gear, Donald Trump Jr. And an ever expanding roster of content creators. And free speech. Hmm, that's nice. Little post Thanksgiving sip there. Glad to be with. Do you have a good Thanksgiving, anyone? Any murders committed? I mean out there with all the fam.

[Josh Fierstein]

Allegedly.

[Steven Crowder]

No, no, no, no. You love them, you know, six feet under. So let's talk about. There's a lot that we'll be taking some chat later today, of course, on Rumble Premium mug club, where you can tell us about your Thanksgiving. And we'll also be talking about bricks today. Not Hans Bricks. A couple of things to get to. You all know that the big guy has pardoned Hunter Biden. Okay. We'll talk about what that means, how this has happened, a little bit of then and now. And the new person who's going to be heading up the FBI, Cash Patel. That's a big one. We actually have some. There's a little bit of a direct connection here with what we have done and some of the things that Cash Patel has done in the past. So I actually think it's a pretty good sign of things to come also. Do you know what is before the supreme Court right now. Chase Strangio, we're going to get into that. A case that could involve you being stripped of your parental rights and children being taken away if you do not allow them to transition. So when the left says, hey, why are you making it an issue right before the Supreme Court right now? Well, in the next couple of months, that's going to be decided. Children transitioning if they have the right and if you have the right as a parent to still be their guardian. If you say no, we'll get into that and more. And at some point today, since we'll be talking about Dr. Strangio, you probably on YouTube will see this, which means head to Rumble. It's a live show weekdays, 10am Eastern. And let me ask you this. With the pardoning of Hunter Biden, hey, all bets are off. Who should Donald Trump pardon first outside of himself.

[Gerald Morgan]

Can you do that?

[Steven Crowder]

Do it for fun? You can symbolically.

[Gerald Morgan]

Yeah, I. Part of it just 1-6-person free to go.

[Steven Crowder]

Yeah, exactly. That's what I would do. It's pardon all of them. You let me know. So when you. Well, I was gonna. No, I was gonna introduce Josh first, but I'll introduce Gerald first. Captain Morgan, number two CEO. How are you?

[Gerald Morgan]

I am well. And Merry Christmas, by the way.

[Steven Crowder]

Yes, Merry Christmas. Oh, that's right. This is the first time we have all the lights up. I forgot.

[Gerald Morgan]

There you go.

[Steven Crowder]

Yeah, we do it every year here.

[Gerald Morgan]

Are you excited? I know it's your favorite Energy bill goes up.

[Steven Crowder]

I do. I do like Christmas. I'm a big fan. Thanks.

[Gerald Morgan]

75 sense Ebenezer. Come on. You're post redemption arc Ebenezer, right now.

[Steven Crowder]

Really?

[Gerald Morgan]

I'm sorry. Pre.

[Steven Crowder]

Next, you're going to. You're going to request more coal for the fire.

[Gerald Morgan]

Yes, I am. Because it's very useful.

[Steven Crowder]

Well, you will be roasted with your own Thanksgiving turkey with a steak of holly through your heart when you hear this. Come on. You know I'm going to love them. Friday, Saturday, December 27th, 28th Tacoma Comedy Club in Tacoma. Josh Fierstein. How are you?

[Josh Fierstein]

I'm good.

[Steven Crowder]

Good.

[Josh Fierstein]

It was a good Thanksgiving, all things considered. Well, my wife sliced off her finger.

[Steven Crowder]

I know. Yeah, yeah.

[Josh Fierstein]

And I like lumpy potatoes, but I think it was a bit much.

[Gerald Morgan]

Yes, it was secret sauce.

[Josh Fierstein]

It was all good, considering. And kept the skins.

[Steven Crowder]

Mashed potatoes?

[Josh Fierstein]

Yeah, garlic mashed. You gotta keep the skins.

[Steven Crowder]

I hope she's. She's doing okay. Also, the flu started running through my household.

[Josh Fierstein]

Oh, no, that's. That season I got.

[Gerald Morgan]

She can't get into her iPhone, but she's fine.

[Steven Crowder]

Aunt, uncle, I hope you're doing well. They're watching from home. They were gonna come here today and be here live. So, hey, something really quickly. Same sex couples, I don't know if you know this, they're rushing right now to get married and have children pre Trump presidency, according to NBC News, because they're very concerned. So I believe you have this overlay f NBC News. Yeah, they're rushing to get married and have children. So take Ben Nelson and Adam Weinberger, for example, part of this article. Who are one of many gay couples in recent weeks rushing to get married, start fertility treatments and take other measures out of fear that some of their rights might be rescinded during a second Trump administration, according to NBC. Now, they did realize this was a fruitless endeavor. However, upon being made aware that Donald Trump was the first president ever to be supportive of gay marriage at the beginning of his presidency in his first term, along with the medical fact that no matter how hard they try, butt babies are not a thing, it turns out. So you can rush. My gosh. The first openly pro gay marriage president at his inauguration in the first term is going to have a second term. I'm defecting.

[Josh Fierstein]

Yeah. I don't think rushed babyhood is good.

[Steven Crowder]

No, I don't at all.

[Josh Fierstein]

Can you imagine if we didn't have to wait nine months? Well, I guess we could adopt if we wanted to.

[Steven Crowder]

Yeah.

[Josh Fierstein]

Yeah, shoot. Never mind. I could.

[Gerald Morgan]

What do you think the gay guys are doing?

[Steven Crowder]

It's, it's, you know, IVF for gay whatever.

[Gerald Morgan]

So it is child abuse, in my opinion.

[Steven Crowder]

But hey, just talk about the fear mongering and we're gonna get to that too with Cash Patel. The left wants you to believe that the right is fear mongering. They think the world is coming to an. You have gay people rushing to get married. They think Donald Trump's gonna outlaw gay marriage. Barack Obama was against gay marriage when he was president. Then he changed his mind. Donald Trump was the first person inaugurated who said, sure, the queers can get married. I don't care.

[Josh Fierstein]

When gay guys adopt baby, is it a rescue?

[Steven Crowder]

Yeah. I don't know.

[Gerald Morgan]

Come on.

[Steven Crowder]

They go down to the shelter.

[Josh Fierstein]

Is it like a dog? Yeah.

[Steven Crowder]

On the wings of an angel.

[Gerald Morgan]

It's Sound of Freedom Part 2.

[Steven Crowder]

Yeah, that's the gay version. Although it's already pretty gay. Sarah McLaughlin's a lesbian, right?

[Gerald Morgan]

I don't know.

[Steven Crowder]

Is she? I don't know. I guess their gay rescue. The commercial will be Come to my window. That's the other lesbian. I don't know. Melissa Etheridge. That's it.

[Josh Fierstein]

I would have never guessed.

[Steven Crowder]

She's a lesbian, right? Yes, yes, yes, she is. Oh, yeah. Real big, Real, real butch. Well, that's because she's been drinking too much tap water now. Loves the chicks. Let's get to the big guy and Hunter Biden. In pardoning his third turkey this week, Biden has given his son immunity. Those on aud Missed it.

[Gerald Morgan]

Yep. Missed out.

[Steven Crowder]

Which brings us to now for people who have not been following this NBC, let's just show their clip explaining former Vice President Joe Barton, Joe Biden, Joe Biden's pardon.

[Chase Strangio]

Good evening. We're coming on the air with breaking news first reported by NBC News. President Biden has pardoned his son Hunter ahead of the end of his presidential term. That's according to a senior White House official with direct knowledge of the decision. Remember, Hunter Biden was convicted back in June on three separate felony charges related to his purchase of a gun in 2018, a time during which prosecutors say he was battling a drug addiction and lied about it on paperwork to get that gun. It was the first time a sitting president's child was convicted of a crime. Hunter Biden also pleaded guilty to federal tax charges in September.

[Steven Crowder]

I love how they don't mention that he threw the gun in a dumpster near school.

[Josh Fierstein]

Yeah.

[Gerald Morgan]

Hold on. He had someone do it for him.

[Steven Crowder]

That's right. He had someone do it for him.

[Gerald Morgan]

He has people for that.

[Steven Crowder]

Yeah, exactly. By the way, for that. You know, you think like, I lied on a background check for a gun. That's where maybe I will say this. I don't want to vilify mom and pop gun shop owners, but, you know, maybe conduct the eyeball test when he's there.

[Gerald Morgan]

It's like fitting.

[Steven Crowder]

Yeah. You check that you've never once used marijuana, but are you on meth now?

[Josh Fierstein]

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. More guns.

[Gerald Morgan]

More guns.

[Steven Crowder]

No, no, no, no, no, no. Give me a gun. Please, please, please, please give me a gun.

[Josh Fierstein]

I need it right now for something.

[Steven Crowder]

I don't want it. I don't even want it. I don't want to keep a gun. I don't want to. Okay, please give me a gun. So this brings us back to. You may be confused because the pardon is happening. You're going, wait a second. Didn't I think, did I dream that? Because back then former Vice President Joe Biden, respect the office, denied many times that he would ever pardon Hunter. The president would not pardon or commute the sentences for his son, Hunter. I just want to make sure that that is not going to change over the. The president's gay wedding cake. Diane Keaton.

[Chase Strangio]

It's still a no. It's still a no.

[Gerald Morgan]

And have you ruled out a pardon for your son?

[Steven Crowder]

Yes.

[Gerald Morgan]

I will always be a no.

[Chase Strangio]

It's still a no. It will be a no. It is a no.

[Josh Fierstein]

How annoyed is she?

[Steven Crowder]

I'm satisfied that I'm not going to do anything. I said I abide by the jury decision, and I will do that. And I will not pardon him.

[Chase Strangio]

Will he pardon his son? No.

[Steven Crowder]

Okay, so here's the thing. This wouldn't really be a story if they didn't lie repeatedly and blatantly. I get it. Look, if it was my son, I'd probably pardon him.

[Gerald Morgan]

Of course, so would I.

[Steven Crowder]

What's a few crack whores?

[Josh Fierstein]

Yeah, what do you want from me? I love him. I love my kids.

[Steven Crowder]

Yeah, exactly.

[Josh Fierstein]

You say that.

[Steven Crowder]

Yeah. You know, you make like. It's like if your kid steals something from the store. It's like if your kids crack, you make them walk it back to the drug dealer, like, now give it back to the nice man and tell him you're sorry.

[Josh Fierstein]

And that's the thing. We all feel that way. I feel like we all would be reasonably, you know, say, oh, yeah, that's reasonable, but. But then that little of a lie.

[Steven Crowder]

Yeah, exactly. It seems you lie about everything. The issue is the lying. And then the justification for this, which just again, the left. Have you noticed this? And you can comment below. They overuse the term gaslighting. They want to simply sell you a bill of goods. That is the opposite of reality. That's what Joe Biden did. He claimed that Hunter was singled out just because it was his. Let me read you what he wrote. He wrote, no reasonable person who looks at the facts of Hunter's cases can reach any other conclusion that Hunter was singled out only because he is my son. And that's wrong. There has been an effort to break Hunter, who has been five and a half years sober, even in the face of unrelenting attacks and selective prosecution. In trying to break Hunter. They tried to break me. My hip. And there's no reason to believe it will stop here. Well, yeah, there is, but again, the idea that he was singled out. No, no, again, this was. The reality is this person wasn't convicted of crimes exclusively because he was protected by Joe Biden. Remember, Hunter used the Biden family name to make deals With Burisma in a Chinese energy company. That's where you heard about the 10% for the big guy, who, of course, is Joe Biden. The media says we don't know who the big guy is because they don't want to investigate it. But it's quite clear that it's Joe Biden. There is no other big guy now, though Hunter is gone I think I'll.

[Neil Young]

Sleep with my brother's wife today the hookers I see need to look a certain way Sometimes I wake to my crackpot's hollow clink Millions in crooked business I've got charisma to think I'm a body and above the legal system I ride I'm partying Party while my dad's still alive Party Cause my dad's a big guy.

[Steven Crowder]

So President Donald Trump posted this on Truth Social. And I will say he did really put Joe Biden in a tough situation by saying that he may pardon Hunter. So this is one of those things where Joe Biden was damned if he did, damned if he didn't. There was really no good play. But Donald Trump posted this on Truth Social. He said, does the pardon given by Joe to Hunter include the January 6th hostages who have now been imprisoned for years? Such an abuse and miscarriage of justice. Lose your voice. If Joe Biden didn't pardon his own son, imagine the other guy coming around and sunning you. That's what Donald Trump would have done. So I think a big reason for him pardoning Hunter is just because he didn't want to actually allow Donald Trump to pardon Hunter, because this actually was in October 2024. Sorry for the bad audio. Donald Trump was with Hugh Hewitt and floated the idea that he maybe would pardon him. Will you pardon Hunter Biden? I wouldn't take it off the book. See, unlike Joe Biden, despite what they've done to me when they've been after me so viciously. Despite what.

[Josh Fierstein]

And Hunter is a bad boy. There's no question about it.

[Steven Crowder]

He's been a bad boy. We have to do is see the laptop from hell, but I happen to think it's very bad for. I almost forgot, though. The kicker. The pardon. Right. You kind of can pick a start and end date. Does anyone here. Anyone here know when this pardon effectively kicks in?

[Gerald Morgan]

I do.

[Steven Crowder]

Okay. Anyone. But Gerald knows. He's the kind of guy who asks for more homework. Who does? Anyone here?

[Josh Fierstein]

No, no. I know. You could time it out like that.

[Steven Crowder]

Okay, okay, okay. All right, Gerald. When does the pardon effectively begin?

[Gerald Morgan]

The year that Hunter Biden Took a seat on the board of Burisma.

[Steven Crowder]

Oh, okay. That's right. It's almost like that's like there's a reason for it.

[Gerald Morgan]

2014.

[Steven Crowder]

Hmm. So now Donald Trump can pardon pretty much whoever he wants. Comment below. Who would you like to see first? Obviously the January 6th hostages.

[Gerald Morgan]

Yep.

[Steven Crowder]

Pretty much all Jan. Yeah. You know what? All Jan Sixers. Every single one. There shouldn't be anyone in prison for vandalism. How about that? For trespassing. There shouldn't be anyone who is having their rights infringed upon. You should be convicted. You should face the penalty for that kind of crime in the same way that anyone else. It needs to be commensurate with everything that we know about these crimes and everyone else, every precedent that we've seen. And none of these people should have been doing the time that they did in prison. Hey, remember, once upon a time, you couldn't say that because everyone was concerned. I don't have nothing to do with January 6th. You know what? I don't care. It's not 9, 11, 2. I don't care. They shouldn't have been treated the way that they were and they should be pardoned. Do you agree? Comment below. You think that's an extremist? Am I? That's me. Mr. Extremist. Far less egregious than this. Andy.

[Gerald Morgan]

They were running on the campaign that it was the law and order president versus the lawless president. They had weaponized the Justice Department to go after Donald Trump specifically and tried to paint Joe Biden as the next George Washington, saying, I won't even pardon my son because I'll respect law and order. And then all of it is a sham and a lie. Not only the prosecution, but the fact that he would not pardon his son like this is. He should pardon his son. I would absolutely do it. I don't care if it burned my political career to the ground. I would do it.

[Steven Crowder]

Right.

[Gerald Morgan]

But don't go out there and say no. You had a perfect response.

[Steven Crowder]

Not sure. Yeah.

[Gerald Morgan]

When you get asked the question.

[Steven Crowder]

He just lied about all he pulled. John Q. I'm not going to pardon my son. My son's gonna pardon me. Remember the guy who is the guy who's been pardoned here. Let's keep this in context. This is the guy who was sexing his niece. This is the guy who was smoking drywall. Repeatedly smoking crack. This is the guy who was sleeping with his brother's wife. That's not a crime. I get it. Putting penis M and Ms. That Whole thing comparing his mms to pen. They were MM minnies, just to be clear.

[Gerald Morgan]

Yeah.

[Steven Crowder]

And a guy who was making shady business deals with international government. Effectively. Effectively, I should say extension of. Of government organizations saying that he would kick it back to his dad, and, yes, illegally purchased a firearm, and, yes, illegally had it disposed of in a way that would be felonious for anyone else. So this is the guy who's being pardoned, who they say was selectively prosecuted. Here's the thing. Not only did all these things happen, it's known he was caught. Think about that. He was caught and nothing happened. And now we have a pardon. You think this is just because of selective prosecution? I don't know. I would think what happened with Donald Trump and the doj, I would think him being tried for crimes that no one else in his state has ever been charged or convicted of, and given the kind of, well, potentially prison time. Right, at one point in time, given the kind of sentence that no one else has ever faced, and according to the DOJ spokesperson who you heard right here, said they're just stacking anything they can to try and render this guy ineligible for office. I think that's more selective prosecution. Remember, this guy who was pardoned is the same crackhead, Sorry, drywall head who was sexting his niece. Extra, extra, extra, extra.

[Neil Young]

Hunter Biden begins sexting niece again.

[Steven Crowder]

Wow, that's the third time. There's a yearbook.

[Neil Young]

Read about it.

[Steven Crowder]

Read all about it. No idea what new information.

[Neil Young]

Single pervert new information. I believe it's some kind of a telegram.

[Steven Crowder]

See?

[Gerald Morgan]

Sexed your niece once. Shame on you.

[Steven Crowder]

Yes. Sex twice again.

[Gerald Morgan]

I didn't know this happened multiple times.

[Josh Fierstein]

The third time's a charming pervert.

[Steven Crowder]

Exactly.

[Gerald Morgan]

And pedophile.

[Steven Crowder]

And your favorite uncle now.

[Josh Fierstein]

Hey, it's Uncle Hunter. Want to see my messed up teeth again?

[Gerald Morgan]

Hold on, let me.

[Steven Crowder]

He's just garbage. I mean, look, look, people make mistakes, but just look at the laundry list.

[Gerald Morgan]

Oh, man.

[Steven Crowder]

He's just a garbage person. Let's just be honest about this. And the left, of course, wanted him to be propped up so that he could probably run for some kind of office or be a public figure. And, of course, we all know the cocaine in the White House, like, take a guess now.

[Gerald Morgan]

It doesn't narrow it down, actually, in the White House.

[Steven Crowder]

No, you're right. It really doesn't. We're gonna move on to Cash Patel and the FBI, which I'm actually really excited about. Before that. Cridershop.com 30% off site wide right now. No promo code. It's like a cyber, cyber, Cyber Monday deal.

[Gerald Morgan]

Cyber Monday sale. 30% go to Crowdershop.com. get all your stuff right now. And you know what? Shirts probably on there.

[Steven Crowder]

What?

[Gerald Morgan]

It's a Christmas movie, Stephen. Every single year. I don't want to have this conversation. I hard is a Christmas movie.

[Steven Crowder]

I don't know. I don't want to do it.

[Gerald Morgan]

Go find the shirt.

[Steven Crowder]

It's not. It's not.

[Gerald Morgan]

It is.

[Steven Crowder]

It's not a Christmas movie.

[Josh Fierstein]

It's on Christmas.

[Steven Crowder]

Okay, fine.

[Josh Fierstein]

And Nagasaki Plaza. That's a typical Christmas location.

[Steven Crowder]

It is.

[Gerald Morgan]

They do a tree lighting ceremony there. It's beautiful. Why would you.

[Josh Fierstein]

He says machine guns.

[Steven Crowder]

What? Does Santa come in that movie?

[Gerald Morgan]

There is a Santa Claus in that movie.

[Steven Crowder]

Shut up. Does he deliver presents?

[Gerald Morgan]

Shut up, Tim.

[Steven Crowder]

Does anyone open presents?

[Gerald Morgan]

You know what the present is there.

[Steven Crowder]

Any joy of Christmas morning?

[Gerald Morgan]

There is no.

[Steven Crowder]

Really?

[Josh Fierstein]

Yeah. Don't you know Santa's like, catchphrase, yippee ki yay, mother. He comes down the chimney. He says it.

[Steven Crowder]

All right, we'll get to trans Santa in a second with the Supreme Court case. But Cash. So you've heard about this. Cash Patel is going to be leading the FBI, right? This is the new. Or at least this is what we think. This is the new choice. Now, the left is. And I want to be clear about something. The left is losing their mind. We'll show you. They constantly complain about Trump's, the cabinet picks and the lack of experience. Right. You'll see this in all the leftist shows, podcasts. This is clown world. That's what they're trying to. They're trying to commandeer that now, trying to co. Op. It's clown world. Look at these people. These people don't have experience. What they really mean is that these people are not embedded career politicians in this. So if you believe that the only people who have the experience to work in government have to have worked in government their entire life, then I will say this. You are definitively opposed to the vision of this country. You understand that, right? You understand that this country was not meant to be built around career politicians and lobbyists and a revolving door of appointments and certainly people who are not elected. That's actually antithetical to the vision of this country. I just want to make sure that you understand that. So that is the reason that the left is furious about Cash Patel. And we'll get to his history in a little bit, which also makes him even more mad. So he was picked, I believe, on Saturday to be the FBI Director. And here you will see the left's predictable meltdown.

[Chase Strangio]

We are learning more about Donald Trump's.

[Steven Crowder]

Controversial decision to pick firebrand loyalist Kash Patel to lead the FBI. Here comes Kash Patel again. And somebody that.

[Gerald Morgan]

That.

[Steven Crowder]

I find it hard to believe Republican senators won't be deeply disturbed by. How concerned should the media racist America be about the selection, in your estimation?

[Josh Fierstein]

Well, I think they ought to be very concerned.

[Steven Crowder]

I think we ought to take Cash Patel at his word. Well, look, I mean, there's a. Certainly a.

[Gerald Morgan]

Shut up.

[Steven Crowder]

Infinite amount of picks right now that are bad that this administration has put in. And Cash Patel is among the very worst of. Okay, so he's among the very worst. Let's get to those reasons as to why he is among the very worst. And spoiler alert, you may actually think, well, that makes him the best. Exactly. So here's Trump posting about this untruth social. He said, I am proud to announce that Cash Patel will serve as the next Director of the FBI. He'll serve. Cash is a brilliant lawyer, investigator, an America first fighter who has spent his career exposing corruption, defending justice, and protecting the American people. He played a pivotal role in uncovering the Russia, Russia, Russia hoax. I say Russia, Russia, Russia hoax because it's like Jan Brady. It's a good. It's a good nickname. I say Russia three times. Standing as an advocate for the truth, accountability, and the Constitution. So now he actually will have two Indians in his cupboard cabinet. He's gonna be very show, tiny yet mighty Cash. That movie sucks, by the way. If you go watch it, it does not hold up. He did actually, by the way, serve. So this idea that he has no experience. He served in the Trump administration previously. He was a senior aide to the House Intelligence Committee. He was Deputy Director of National Intelligence and chief of Staff to Defense Secretary Chris Miller. Something that's interesting, too. They say loyalist. Well, you tell me if this is a virtue or if this is a problem. He was targeted with the Mar? A Lago case and he was offered immunity to testify and refused. Yeah, think about that. And where we are is when you look at what they are saying, the left is people like Cash Patel, which, by the way, Patel is like Smith for Indians. I know 20 Indians with the last.

[Josh Fierstein]

Name Patel, but the Ramirez of the Indians.

[Steven Crowder]

Yes, Ramirez, Tulsi, Gabbard, cache Patel. This really does show you that there is a distrust of intelligence agencies and something needs to be done. You were once accused of being a conspiracy theorist or a radical extremist. If you thought we needed to disband the FBI. If you thought we needed to completely restructure the FBI, remember that was considered mistrust in your institutions and basically treason. Right. You were afraid of speaking out against that or many people were. Maybe not you right now lest you be accused of insurrection. And here we are with people who represent that point of view in government. Isn't that a good thing?

[Gerald Morgan]

Yeah. And by the way, who's he supposed to pick? Somebody diametrically opposed to his vision for the country. Like the American people voted for Donald Trump and his vision for this country.

[Steven Crowder]

Yeah.

[Gerald Morgan]

And honestly, you can't say. And you can argue about the pick. You can't say Marco Rubio is a loyalist. You can't say like we should say Tulsi Gabbard is a loyalist. You can't say Robert F. Kennedy is a loyalist. These people have been outside of his sphere for a long time. They're not exactly people who have been tracking with Trump over the years. Right. But they have a vision for what he has a vision for. So that works. And there's an alignment there.

[Josh Fierstein]

Also, his resume makes sense. Deputy Director of the Intelligence, like, yeah, it makes sense.

[Gerald Morgan]

Yeah.

[Josh Fierstein]

They say he's inexperienced, but his resume lines right up. Dude.

[Steven Crowder]

What I will say does not make sense. Speaking of, RFK Jr is deep frying a turkey for Thanksgiving in tallow. I support that. It's fine without shoes. Well, did you see him do this? Fry this in beef tallow. And then you look, you're like, you're not wearing shoes around boiling fat.

[Gerald Morgan]

He said, oh, hot, hot, hot, hot.

[Steven Crowder]

Heard my voice. I'd rather go out if you can. What are you drinking? The beef tallow. But as far as heroin for 15 years, Stephen, you guys can take a victory lap. You out there right now. These pics are representative of you. When you add it up in hundreds of millions of views and tens of millions of you people where you all. There was an outcry. I said, yeah, you know what? We agree we need to fundamentally change and transform our three letter agencies. That was once considered a radical position. Now you have people who share your position because you made your voices heard in government. Actually, this is a flashback to me talking quite a bit about it on this show. I will not support anyone who does not have a plan in place to deal with our intelligence agencies. Not. Well, some of them are good. Either disband or a very, very concrete plan. We talked about it with.

[Josh Fierstein]

Is that the same shirt?

[Steven Crowder]

Is that the same shirt? Wow.

[Gerald Morgan]

That might be.

[Josh Fierstein]

It looks like yeah, looks like he just took off holsters real quick.

[Steven Crowder]

We took the fig shirt gone for the dunce cap and of course CNN had to touch on this and they don't, they're not able to comprehend it. Americans have a lack of trust for the FBI.

[Chase Strangio]

Well, there's a lack of trust in the FBI with the American people. And that's exactly what we saw with Donald Trump getting elected and with cash. I mean, he, he has worked national security roles. In fact, he was a prosecutor at the DOJ with the national security under Obama. He's worked with Democrats, he's worked with Republicans. Donald Trump wants change agents. And I think the fact that people here in dc, DC Insiders, people within the FBI perhaps don't want cash is a really good sell to the American people.

[Steven Crowder]

Yeah, that's exactly right. And then they went on to say, well, I don't know, we trust. Isn't it funny that those in the left, they support people in the military, they support people in intelligence agencies and law enforcement pushing pencils, but not those carrying guns. Who do you think has your best interest? Who do you think goes in for the right reasons? Someone who wants to. And I'm not saying that people can't serve their country at a desk. That's not what I'm saying. When you look at the Comey's of the world, when you look at the Millies, people like that, it's a little bit different from the boots on the ground and they have very differing viewpoints. So here's maybe, here's some examples as to why you may not trust the FBI. We just talked about Hunter Biden and the selective prosecution. Don't know if you know this, but the FBI, doj, they all kind of go hand in hand in how they selectively prosecuted Donald Trump. So some reasons you may not trust the FBI and some reasons you may want someone to head up the FBI and actually fundamentally change it as opposed to continue with the status quo. All right. Member James Comey refused to prosecute verifiable criminal Hillary Clinton. Although there is evidence of potential violations of the statutes regarding the handling of classified information, our judgment is that no reasonable prosecutor would bring such a case. Bullshit.

[Josh Fierstein]

An unreasonable one, maybe.

[Steven Crowder]

There's so much evidence we're not going to charge, but instead, only a few years later, we're going to charge Donald Trump with fraud for devaluing, for example, for wanting to have a lower so he could pay lower property taxes with Mar a Lago. And by the way, all of these, all of these involve Our intelligence agencies, they are used, they're used as thugs. They're a thug enforcement arm of the government. Don't you want someone who wants to limit their scope and power? Let's just distill it to that. You want someone who wants the FBI to have all reaching world's most powerful genie, power over everyone's life, where you can be tri. You can be convicted of any. You realize any of you, if you're audited or someone looks into your background, they can find something. You want to be tied up in court or do you want someone who's going to hit up the FBI to say, you know what, we got to reduce this, we got to reduce the infringement of rights. Here's another reason you may not trust the FBI. Remember the Russia hoax, right? Russia, Russia, Russia. The Steele dossier, where Peter Stroke Lisa. Well, let's read some of these texts right here. They said, I want to believe the path you threw out for consideration in Andy McCabe's office, that there's no way he gets elected. I'm afraid we can't take that risk. They went on, they talked about how they needed an insurance policy. They talked about how they were going to be looking into election interference from Russia when it was found that that wasn't the case. By any means necessary. Let's make sure that Donald Trump cannot be eligible for office or let's make sure that the public believes that this was the case. We know it was a hoax. We know it was fraudulent. There's no doubt about that. It has been admitted. That doesn't change the fact that at that moment in time, they were working against the will of the American people. You something that we have a deep personal tie to the Nashville Manifesto. Remember this? When the shooting took place in Nashville, radicalized transgender shooter on the day of trans vengeance happened. And then no information. Kind of like the assassination attempt on Donald Trump. We still have no information.

[Gerald Morgan]

Yeah, not sure about that.

[Steven Crowder]

The FBI specifically resisted any release of the manifesto, which people were demanding and crying out for, because we wanted to know why these children were killed, why they were dead, and why we were sold a false bill of goods, as though this may be some kind of a white supremacist national, which is always what they do early on. And they go, oh, different gender pronouns. You know what, let's just not talk about this. Cash Patel, specifically comment on the FBI's overreach here and the Nashville Manifesto.

[Josh Fierstein]

Who has Jeffrey Epstein's black book? Black book FBI.

[Steven Crowder]

But who that is that.

[Josh Fierstein]

I mean, there's that's under direct control of the director of the FBI. Just like the manifesto from the Nashville school shooting of the Catholic schools. We still haven't seen that, Right? It's not the Nashville police or PD saying, we don't want this out. The FBI airmailed into that operation and said, this is not getting out.

[Steven Crowder]

And I say this because he's partially right there. He's partially wrong. You did see some of the Nashville Manifesto. Because of you. Your support Mug Club Rumble Premium. You can click that button and join. We're not able to do any of this without you. The only reason you've read anything from the Nashville Manifesto and seen the motivations of a radicalized leftist transgender shooter is because we did so in spite of threats from the FBI and intelligence agencies. And by the way, they pushed back after that, and they still have not released the remainder of the manifesto. We would love to see it. We were tarred and feathered in the media as sensationalists at first when we released the national manifesto. You may not remember this. The mayor came out, said the FBI was going to be investigating us, and then it wasn't true at first. They said, this is not authentic. And they said, well, okay, it's authentic, but they shouldn't have it. Okay, it's authentic and they have it. But you know what we're looking into if there can be an investigation and if we can sue Mug Club Undercover. You guys remember that. So thank you, and please do continue your support because we have some more stories in the coming year, and there's no way to make it happen without you. Here's just a flashback to when we drop this story, and I'm glad that we have someone like Cash Patel heading up these agencies, because maybe we'll get to the rest of it. We have for you today, exclusively here on Lotto Earth, Cross courtesy of Mud Club. First look at part of the handwritten manifesto of the Nashville shooter. Dark Abyss death day, March 27, 2023. Today is the day. Yes, the day has finally come. I can't believe it's here. Don't know how I was able to get this far, but here I am. I'm a little nervous, but excited, too. Been excited for these past two weeks. There were several times I could have been caught, especially back in the summer of 2021. None of that matters now. I'm almost an hour plus seven minutes away. Can't believe I'm doing this, but I'm ready. I hope my victims aren't. My only fear is if anything goes Wrong. I'll do my best to prevent any of the sort. God, let my wrath take over my anxiety. It might be 10 minutes tops. It might be three to seven. It's gonna go quick. I hope I have a high death count. Ready to die. Ha ha. Signed Aiden Bubble. Seems like it would be relevant to the American public and certainly the families affected. So this is where we are. Look, Keshe Patel, you're looking at Tulsi Gabbard, someone like RFK Jr. Looking at these. Clean House. Let's do that. Let's make this the clean House administration. And you know what? For the first time in our lifetime, and I mean this, that people have often said, and this is something I'm very excited about, and I want to know if you guys can sense this difference. We say, yeah, Democrats grow the government really huge, and Republicans grow the government pretty huge, just slightly less. And they grow it in different ways. This may be the first time where, as opposed to the rule, which has always been government grows, grows, grows, grows, grows, grow, grows. We may actually shrink it for the first time in our lifetime. When you're talking about Doge, when you're talking about efficiency, when you're talking about looking at these systems that exist, these institutions for years, decades, you were told, trust your institutions. For the first time, you have people who will be heading up some of these institutions who are entering into it with mistrust and the mindset of, what do we cut? What do we change? That's never happened, happened, Republican or Democrat. And so keep your foot on the gas and keep these people accountable. I would love to see a budget. I mean, hundreds of billions, trillions of dollars. I would love to see an entire restructuring of the FBI, CIA, DOJ to the point where, my God, there might be some actual accountability, maybe some limits on how long people can be entrenched into these agencies. This should be the Clean House administration. If nothing else, this should be the administration where, boom, chop, chop, Go to it with an axe. What do you do?

[Gerald Morgan]

It's like the extreme government makeover where they park the bus in front and then they pull away and, like, the FBI building's just gone.

[Steven Crowder]

Yes, yes, exactly.

[Gerald Morgan]

And they have, like, the unemployment line off to the right.

[Steven Crowder]

Yeah. On hgtv.

[Josh Fierstein]

Move that bus.

[Steven Crowder]

I just thought. What? It's gone. I thought you were going to turn it into, to, like, farmhouse chic.

[Gerald Morgan]

We made it better. See, that's the whole point of the show.

[Steven Crowder]

I just thought, like, you'd do the whitewashing with the furniture so it looks Like a barn house. But I have the modern amenities and I can tell people I have a barn house. What is with that now? Why is everything whitewashed? It's that barn house look. Nah, it's gonna go away.

[Gerald Morgan]

We're going back Shiplap.

[Steven Crowder]

Is that what it's called?

[Gerald Morgan]

Shiplap?

[Josh Fierstein]

Shireshiplaplap's out.

[Steven Crowder]

Well, you know what's gonna happen? People are gonna look back on Shiplap like we look back in the 80s where everything was solid black and white in the bathrooms. I'm like, what were we thinking?

[Gerald Morgan]

I was about to say wallpaper. Wallpaper.

[Josh Fierstein]

Worse.

[Steven Crowder]

Oh, it's coming back. Wallpaper's coming back.

[Josh Fierstein]

And by the way, cigarette smoke in it.

[Steven Crowder]

Hey, you guys can take an active role. LWCTIPS protonmail.com Send in your tips. You see some fraud, you see abuse, you see corruption. We will go to jail to protect our sources. Don't know if you remember this Nashville manifesto. Our source, snug as a bug in a rug. So we'll protect you the same way. And it's a big part of what we do. It's a big part of what you support. $99 annually. Rumble Premium. Mug Club is Rumble Premium. Rumble Premium is Mug Club. Or you can try it for nine bucks a month. But that allows us to do more investigative work as well as 100% more daily content. And you get everything ad free. There's no better deal right now as far as supporting freedom on the Internet and actually getting something for your dollar. Let's get to this. I'm going to give you the name Chase Strangio. Okay.

[Josh Fierstein]

Sounds made up.

[Steven Crowder]

It does. So the left is.

[Josh Fierstein]

Sounds like a Marvel villain.

[Steven Crowder]

Yes, it does. Very boring.

[Josh Fierstein]

Dr. Strangio, he just does trans surgeries on kids.

[Steven Crowder]

What does he do? Strange thing. Mutilates Jill. He's from Europe. He doesn't put his eggs in the fridge. Strange. Yo, that's not what he does.

[Josh Fierstein]

He holds the trans stone.

[Steven Crowder]

Yes.

[Josh Fierstein]

He has to unlock it.

[Gerald Morgan]

The confused stone.

[Josh Fierstein]

Yeah, Stone of confusion.

[Steven Crowder]

So the left, right now, they're in kind of a civil. You'll see a lot of people on the left who are furious about the fact that they lost this election. A lot of people, the old school people, the James Carville's, think that the left lost because they unfortunately went too far left in all these social justice issues. You know, trans issues were. I wouldn't even say they were at the forefront of this election. I would say they were in the background. But Americans were tired of it and know this is what the party is actually about. So you have people on the left right now who want to get away from that. Here's the thing. They cannot. They cannot get away from it because of the case right now that will be before the Supreme Court. One thing I want you to remember is never allow the left to gaslight you and say, why are you turning this into an issue? No one's talking about the trans in sports. No one's talking about children transitioning. Why are you making this an issue? Hold on a second. What's before the Supreme Court? And how does that affect me as a parent and my child if they want to get gender reassignment surgery or puberty blockers? Are you actually trying to bring this right now as a civil rights case to the Supreme Court and take my children away? Spoiler alert. The answer is yes. So right now, that's the reality. But when Democrats, when the left says we need to sort of avoid these issues, what they mean is they need to lie to you about it. They need to lie to you and hide the woke kind of cultural issues that they have been spearheading, that they have made the raison d'ect. They have to hide it to trick you long enough to win an election. That's really what they mean. And you hear them constantly now saying, we got to focus a little bit less on the woke stuff. Lie about it. What a shocker that the people who see everything through the lens of race and sex see their election loss as a result of racism and sexism. Yes. If only we weren't so irredeemably unenlightened, we would have elected a black president by now. Oh, what we did. Oh, right. And then reelected him. What do you make of that compilation? And. And was woke overdone? This is like trying to wash clothes that's got smoke all over them. You can't get the snitch out. The Democrats need to focus less on.

[Gerald Morgan]

Who is woke and more on who is broke.

[Josh Fierstein]

I was just speaking authentically as a parent.

[Steven Crowder]

Good rhyme, man.

[Josh Fierstein]

On one of many issues where Democrats are just out of touch with the majority of Americans. And I stand by my position, even though I may not have used exactly the right words.

[Steven Crowder]

Okay, good. So what the left means when they're saying this is a solution is to abandon that because it's un American. It's a violation of basic parental rights and, by the way, human rights. And yeah, let's move forward where we all get on the same somewhat sensible page, and we're disagreeing on Maybe foreign policy and taxes. Oh, no, wait. Sorry. No, they mean lie to you. Because Wednesday, the Supreme Court is going to be here hearing the Biden administration's challenge to the Tennessee law that bans transgender care, meaning reassignment and hormone therapy for minors. So this Wednesday, the Supreme Court is going to be hearing a case where the Biden administration took it upon themselves to say, hey, a state should have no right to allow parents to make decisions for their children as it relates to puberty blockers, sex changes, etcetera, etcetera. You really think that this party. You really think this party can straighten up and fly right? Let me. Let me tell you what this case is. It's US versus I want to make sure I get this the name right. US versus sct. And it's going to be argued by a trans ACLU lawyer. I'm going to get into this case and who this lawyer is because you're going to be hearing quite a bit about this person, Chase Strangio. Which brings us to our first installment, likely first of May. Many of Strangio things.

[Josh Fierstein]

It's like a French Berber looks like Pepe Le Pew in real life. It looks like a costume you'd buy to be Bonnie and Clyde. Isn't he's a striped suit and a Tommy gun. What a stupid person that is in real life. Oh, my God. We need to start this segment.

[Steven Crowder]

Lawyer. It gets even worse. Trust me, you're going to have plenty of opportunities because this is the lawyer. This is the lawyer from the aclu. Isn't it funny? American Civil Liberties Union. This person. Person would gladly support the intelligence agencies being involved in the government taking your children away. If you say no puberty blockers for my son. If you say no chemical castration for my boy, no suturing up the vagina of my daughter because she's only 10, this person, this lawyer from the ACLU would gladly have them taken away from you. Isn't that fun? So let's hear Chase Strangio describe what this case before the Supreme Court is about.

[Chase Strangio]

Next week, Chase Strangio will make history as the first openly transgender lawyer. Arguments before the Supreme Court. Dinosaur News Network is consider Tennessee's ban on gender affirming hormone therapies for transgender minors.

[F]

Thank you for having me. We are before the Supreme Court.

[Josh Fierstein]

That's her voice.

[F]

When transgender people are under so much scrutiny. And this comes on The Tale of 24 Banning Evidence Based Medicine for transgender adolescents.

[Steven Crowder]

Okay, so a couple of things. First off, you're going to hear this term a lot Evidence based medicine. It almost should be an antonym because it's the opposite of evidence based anything. Just like we heard that during COVID this. Just to be clear, this case, if it were to go the wrong way, it's no longer a state issue. You understand that what happened in Tim Walz state in Minnesota would be national. States would not have permission to ban transgender surgery or hormone replacement therapy for minors. So don't tell me that we're making this an issue. Just to be clear about what this case is, let me also give you one more example before I get into this. You may not know this. It's very important to read dissenting opinions when you're talking about a Supreme Court case. So as it relates to firearms, Heller versus D.C. the dissenting opinions. Right. You now have, congratulations, you have the right to own guns. I know what you're thinking. Well, no leftist wants to stop that. They just want magazine capacity. Benz. No, no. The dissenting opinions in Heller vs. D.C. said you actually have no right to own a firearm as a private citizen whatsoever. So if they ruled the other way on Heller versus D.C. you wouldn't be allowed to own a gun if your governor said they didn't like it. So when you have to distill it, when you actually have to get down to the legal case and ruling, you do end up with a binary decision. Where are we here? This is going to go one of two ways. States can ban transitioning care, meaning surgery, hormone replacement therapy, depending on the state. States have the right to say, we won't do that in our state with minors. Or the other side, which Chase Strangio is arguing is actually at a federal level, all minors should be able to get the kind of care that they claim they demand. And the state would have the right to remove these minors from your care as a parent, if you don't allow it, it's going to go one of those two ways. Don't let them tell you that you're making this an issue. So let's get into this case a little bit. The evidence based medicine. This specifically challenges the Tennessee law that bans hormone replacement therapy and puberty blockers. Now if you think that I'm doing a straw man or the intellectual fallacy of slippery slope, rewind. I don't know. Five years. Did you ever think we were going to have this conversation? That there would be a Supreme Court case on hormone therapy and puberty blockers for your not giving them to your children would be a violation of human rights? Remember when they said we're not coming for your kids. Remember when they said it's, this has nothing to do with trans, but this has nothing to do with sports. We're not saying that biological males should be allowed in contact sports. Remember that? Yeah, well, we're already down that slippery slope. So this is about puberty blockers and hormone replacement therapy. You really think that it would be a bridge to fall as far as gender reassignment surgery? Comment below. Let me know if you think, if you think I'm just way out in left field. And this, of course this law would, it would, it would involve fines for doctors who violate the order. It would be a complete, complete overhaul of our healthcare system that would include transitioning minors. Okay, so the law that was signed in 2023, just to be clear, Governor Bill Lee, we're talking about Tennessee, it bans care. If it is for the purpose of. I want to read you what the law says. One, enabling a minor to identify with or live as a purported identity consistent with the immutable. Sorry. Inconsistent with the immutable characteristics of the reproductive system that define the minor as male or female as determined by anatomy and genetics existing at the time of birth, meaning the minor sex or treating purported discomfort or distress from a discordance between the minor sex and asserted identities. So really what this law in Tennessee says is no, we're not gonna be giving transition drugs to minors. We're not gonna be doing that. That's effectively.

[Gerald Morgan]

And look, I want people to look at the word play that's going on here too. Right. So when you say minor, minor's kind of a middle term for me. Minor. I understand exactly what minor means, but we're not really just Talking about like 14, 15, 16 year old people that would be considered minors. What he used as a term was adolescence, which I think is a murky term for a lot of people. You understand what it means, but it's not. Here's the term we should be using children. Every single time, use that word, children, because that is what they mean. Don't take my word for it. Later on when we get to a clip, there's a kid that talks about this in Texas that was at age 5 when they started having some kind of ramifications from this. So every time you see minor adolescents come out of those guys mouth, it's children that we're talking about. That drives the point home about non voters.

[Steven Crowder]

Yeah, yeah, good point.

[Josh Fierstein]

They can't even vote for the right to save themselves.

[Steven Crowder]

Yeah. So let's go through the claims that are being Made here, because this is what's at stake at the Supreme Court. I think it'll rule the sensible way, but what's at stake is your right to be a parent. So here's a claim, though, and this is how they're building their case. Strangio. Dr. Strangio argues that the law not allowing transitionary care for children is sex discrimination and that really, actually trans treatment, all of this puberty blockers, is completely safe.

[F]

So if you take for example, a transgender adolescent boy, he cannot receive testosterone to live consistent with his male identity because he was assigned female at birth. Had he been assigned male at birth, he could receive that same medication for. For that same purpose. That is sex discrimination. And Tennessee has to justify it, which the district court concluded that Tennessee just simply did not. The courts across the country that have actually looked at the evidence have repeatedly found that the claims about the harms of this treatment just do not hold up to even the slightest bit of scrutiny. But of course, we lost in the appellate court. We're now before the Supreme Court making the case that this is just a plain and simple example of sex discrimination. And the fact that that is sex discrimination against trans people doesn't make it any less unconstitutional, by the way.

[Steven Crowder]

Also, this person believes it's unconstitutional to ban biological males from competing in female contact sports. So we'll get to a couple of things here. But first off, this is the trick they play, right? Evidence based medicine, say the evidence just doesn't hold up to scrutiny. There's some truth to that in that we don't have a lot of long term evidence in the sense that we have not put young girls on testosterone for long enough to know, and enough members, by the way, enough participants to know the long term ill health effects. But to act as though we don't have evidence for what takes place as it relates to supraphysiological doses of testosterone is absurd. It is one of the most well documented subjects of study in medical performance literature as it relates to performance enhancement drugs. It's not even, it's not even up for debate. So let's go through this. The first truth. Puberty blockers are unbelievably unsafe. Okay, this person is lying. This person is lying to you, Strangio. In March, Britain's NHS completely stopped prescribing puberty blockers, saying that there is not enough evidence to support the safety or clinical effectiveness of PSH to make the treatment routinely available at this time. And that may be due to the fact that all the research we have Available shows that puberty blockers can decrease bone density. That makes sense if you know what they do. Decrease fertility, stunt bone growth. It could cause seizures. It can cause irreversible frozen prepubescence. More than 10,000 adverse effects have been reported by patients to the FDA after using just the puberty blocking drug Lupron. By the way, you probably know this. Lupron, which is used as a puberty, was the drug we used to use. Used to chemically castrate sex offenders. Jeez. When given to teenage or adolescent boys, however.

[Gerald Morgan]

Wow.

[Steven Crowder]

I don't know. We don't have the science. So we do have the evidence to show that it worked as a chemical sterilization, a chemical castration drug to the point that it was used. What they mean to tell you is we don't have. There's no evidence that shows there are long term ill health, ill health effects to giving it to boys. Because you just started. Because you just started. It doesn't mean that we don't know how the drug works and the effects that it has. It is catastrophic. Nothing good comes from this drug being given to a young boy. They are saying, let's make your children the medical experiments. And they're demanding that the Supreme Court legislate from the bench nationally. How evil can you get? Here's another truth they say. Well, we don't, you know, for example, a girl taking testosterone. There's just the evidence doesn't hold up to scrutiny. No, that's not true. Cross hex hormones are unbelievably dangerous. Okay? Medically, it's observable. So, for example, and this is really important because we do have plenty of documentation on testosterone in men. Testosterone replacement therapy, for example, if kept well within the normal ranges, could be a miracle for people who are aging or people who actually do have pituitary disorders and don't make testosterone. We know with certainty that once you get to supraphysiological doses, meaning for a man, to a performance enhancing dose, meaning to the point that your body could not produce testosterone to this level naturally, you have all kinds. You have increased risk of heart disease, diabetes. You have fertility problems. You have irreversible physical changes, increased risk of stroke. Again with men. If you're taking a man from the average. We've talked about this. The average male level of testosterone in your system might be between 3 or 400 to 1,000 nanograms per deciliter. If you get to the point where a man is taking testosterone and that number is maybe double. Oh boy. The risks go up dramatically. A woman's natural Testosterone level is 10 to 70 nanograms per deciliter, meaning they would be multiplying it by 15. What these children are doing is they're taking. So if a man, for example, might take steroids or a female bodybuilder might take steroids, they're concerned about side effects. So a female athlete taking steroids is concerned about the side effect of facial hair, vocal changes. Right. Male pattern baldness. These transgender individuals are taking the drugs at crazy high doses specifically to induce the side effects. Do you understand that? Jeez.

[Josh Fierstein]

That's how we got the she Hulk.

[Steven Crowder]

Yes, yes. Here's another truth. We do know that there are a lot of other ill health effects. So this even comes straight from the nih. Limited data are available on the adverse drug reactions of gen forming hormone therapy, mainly due to the lack of population based studies with adequate controls. What they are saying is we don't have evidence in young girls taking testosterone today to know the ill health effects by the time they are 30. We do know. Does anyone here believe that we don't know the side effects of taking steroids? And again, Arnold, look at Mr. Olympia. They're not taking the level of anabolic hormones that these girls are taking to become boys, let alone puberty blockers.

[Josh Fierstein]

Pubescent girls.

[Gerald Morgan]

I don't even understand how this case got to where it is right now. Right, because he said in that video it's the same. This whole thing rests on the ability for boys to be able to get this treatment and girls not to be able to get this treatment. Right. Essentially, that's what he's saying. You're discriminating based on sex because they were assigned, I don't know, the doctor had eyes and I guess assigned a gender at birth.

[Josh Fierstein]

Assigned by who?

[Steven Crowder]

God.

[Gerald Morgan]

Exactly.

[Josh Fierstein]

Funny, they believe in God.

[Gerald Morgan]

It's not the same drug for the same purpose. Just to put a fine point on it. It may be the same drug for the purpose with boys. It's to put it in the normal range that it should be in. There is a deficiency there in the body and the body will do very well with it in that normal range for a girl. It is to make it something completely outside of what the body can actually handle.

[Steven Crowder]

Right.

[Gerald Morgan]

And it brings on these kinds of side effects. I don't understand how judges can't see that. Thankfully, the appellate court apparently did. But I guess they didn't hear the case on the merits because he said every court that's heard the case on the merits has decided that we're right. So I just don't understand how it's even getting this far and how you can make that argument without looking at yourself and going, yeah, I'm kind of lying here.

[Josh Fierstein]

Yeah, well, that person says they're attractive.

[Steven Crowder]

Yes, exactly.

[Gerald Morgan]

Well, that's true.

[Steven Crowder]

And they tell you. Why are you making this an issue? No one's making. Let's get. We want to get back to the issues. Remember that the new transgender representative, Nancy Mace. I forgot the name. Nancy Mace. Doesn't want to have, you know, taking a dump in the ladies room. Like, I'm here to represent the people of Delaware. I'm here to talk about the issues. Okay, great. So you don't support this going before the Supreme Court and kids being potentially taken away from their parents or doctors being fined for, you know, actually honoring the Hippocratic oath. Well, look, that's just the course they're going to decide it. I just want. Oh, okay. Have you supported it? Have you supported it? Have you supported the complete upending of our norms and the idea, is there any more accepted societal, normal, norm, then men and women are different? The left wants to do away with that and then tell you you don't trust your institutions. So who is this person, this attorney, Chase Strangio? This is a woman to man, trans, in case you couldn't tell. Co director of the ACLU's LGBT and HIV project, no idea how LGBT and HIV are connected. Represented Chelsea Manning in challenging the military transgender ban, made us safer, a more effective fighting force, and was listed in time magazine's top 100 most influential Z's of 2020.

[F]

It's incredibly important to have trans lawyers litigating trans cases. If there are no trans lawyers, there's oftentimes no trans people participating in a dialogue about whether and how trans people should exist.

[Steven Crowder]

Okay, so also, let me just go through so you can know who this person is who wants to bring this to the Supreme Court. And, by the way, is a very important tool in the toolbox to the left. This person, strangely, also thinks that protecting kids is actually an attempt. And this is what they do. They make you feel guilty. You want to protect kids. You don't think kids should be. Well, okay, what that actually means is you want to kill trans people.

[F]

There was this rhetoric that they utilized saying that, well, these are kids. We have to protect them. They don't know what they're doing. Of course, that doesn't really hold water in any sense. These pieces of legislation don't start and end with trans youth. You cannot make us un trans. Unless you make us not alive.

[Steven Crowder]

Oh. Oh, okay. See, I just thought that I was not allowing you to take a controlled substance that would cause irreparable harm and be medical malpractice. I understand. Now you're saying that I'm a murderer.

[Gerald Morgan]

Yes. Murdering, actually. We just want you to wait until you're 18 and then you can make your own decision.

[Josh Fierstein]

And we'd have arguments for 17 in.

[Gerald Morgan]

Some states, just depending. Yeah.

[Steven Crowder]

And by the way, Strangio, female to male or woman to man, whatever. Transgender is also, again, this is part of the dogma. Very, very no idea how this person's affected by it. But pro abortion.

[F]

We all need abortion because we cannot be free if we don't have freedom over our bodies, our self determination and our regardless reproductive autonomy.

[Steven Crowder]

Gosh, looks like an uncool Travis Barker.

[Josh Fierstein]

Like a. Like a slingshot Kelly.

[Steven Crowder]

Yes. Looks like when Cat McKinnon was spoofing Justin Bieber's Calvin Klein app.

[Josh Fierstein]

Like Adam Le Peen.

[Steven Crowder]

Yes.

[Josh Fierstein]

Lil Peen. I don't know.

[Gerald Morgan]

Lil Peen rapper.

[Steven Crowder]

This is going before the Supreme Court. Yes. I want to argue on behalf of the American people. Just. Can you imagine the founding fathers tried to look at the Supreme Court case. Okay. Who was a lawyer? What? What in God's name is that thing? So strange.

[Josh Fierstein]

Better than mine.

[Steven Crowder]

Stranger. Who just by the way. Yeah. Just wants to just, you know, just wants to make the case heard. He's not an activist. Also a founder of Trans Santa, a trans themed. Because I've always thought as it relates to Christmas charities, there aren't enough transgender themed ones.

[F]

I wanted to just first thank everyone for your continued support of Trans Santa, a program that allows us to center the voices and experience of trans youth and enable them to get gifts during the holiday season.

[Gerald Morgan]

Wait, wait, wait, wait. They're not getting gifts.

[Steven Crowder]

Yeah.

[Gerald Morgan]

Is it because they're trans? You're telling us right now that Santa skips their house?

[Steven Crowder]

Well, I'm looking at the list. Look at the list. Apparently they've all been naughty. Well, because putting them on steroids has given them a little bit of the rage. Or, you know, family members might have not agreed with their decision. Might not have agreed with their decision. Yeah, yeah. And transanta just not going to be going down your chimney. You'll be crawling up your chimney with a sigmoidoscope. So it's a little bit different. It's a little bit different.

[Josh Fierstein]

It's a little smoky.

[Steven Crowder]

Yes.

[Gerald Morgan]

Rudolph the brown nose right here.

[Josh Fierstein]

That's not soot.

[Steven Crowder]

I Know what you're saying. Are you implying sexual deviancy? Yes, yes I am.

[Josh Fierstein]

Does Transanta, of course, just leave you presence in your. Your ball sack hanging from the dental?

[Steven Crowder]

And by the way, this Strangio also got with another girl who turned guy, Elliot Page, formerly Ellen Page, to send this message to trans children.

[Neil Young]

Hi, I'm Elliot Page.

[F]

I'm Chase Strangio. We just wanted to send a message of love to trans youth. We're here, we're thinking of you and please support you.

[Neil Young]

We've got your back.

[Steven Crowder]

Yeah. Why do trans females to males always choose to look like a douchebag guy? And I'm always a douchey dude. Yes. It's never like you come out and like, oh, you look like, you know, like a Gregory Peck. It's always the, it's always the Chaz Bono with the chinstrap beard and the chains and the tattoos and the Diddy Kong flat billed baseball cap.

[Josh Fierstein]

Yes. The white rapper. It's the Malibu's most unwanted.

[Steven Crowder]

Really? Yes, exactly. It's like they always do that. It's the state. It's just like how trans men, when they identify as women, all of a sudden this idea of gender stereotypes that really offend, that radically offends feminists is fine. The man dresses up like a Barbie. These girls, they dress up like douchebag guys who no real men would respect. Ugh. This person also just the cherry on top, refers to trans people or older trans people, as this is gonna be before the Supreme Court, this person. As transesters, today we are choosing to.

[F]

Build upon the legacies of our transesters.

[Steven Crowder]

Yeah, but then how?

[Josh Fierstein]

If you can't make babies, how are you.

[F]

What?

[Steven Crowder]

And by the way, these are the same people who tried to cancel RuPaul because he used the word tranny. Yeah, and you literally have to hit the YouTube dump button. You have to hit the YouTube dump button because I'm referring to the godfather of all transvestites using the word tranny. You don't respect your transesters. Transesters who dodged the 42% attention suicide rate or post.

[Josh Fierstein]

I'm so proud of my transesters.

[Gerald Morgan]

Oh my gosh, how many transesters do you have?

[Steven Crowder]

Clip that.

[Josh Fierstein]

That sounded like a clip. Clip that.

[Steven Crowder]

The founding mothers to fathers. So founding Z's. So what would this case set as far as a precedent? And why are you making it an issue? Well, this would basically prevent any states from passing laws banning medical transitions of minors. That's, that's really what we're talking about they would declare it sex based discrimination and unconstitutional to deny a child gender transition. Right. And by the way, it would basically give approval, which the court shouldn't be doing medically. Give medical approval to something that of course deserves no medical approval. The idea of gender affirming care, and by that we mean when they say it's. When they say gender affirming, what they really mean to say is, is injecting chemicals, injecting drugs and hormones that fly in the face of your biology and your body will try to reject forever, for the rest of your life. You understand that, right? You understand that, right? You understand that the male body should not have estrogen in it to a level that a female would. You understand that even if women, by the way, their estrogen levels go high above the natural threshold, it's one of the first anti breast cancer drugs, they will give them as some kind of estrogen inhibitor or rheumatase inhibitor or estrogen blocker. You understand that, right? You understand that the female body is designed to use the term homeostasis to keep a certain testosterone level within a range that allows a female to still be a female and maintain fertility and feminine features. You understand that your body actually has a natural state, almost a God given state that you are trying to alter and your body continually rejects. You also understand when you get to transition surgery that if you create a fake vagina, you have to constantly reopen it with a medical device. It's basically a glorified, less fun dildo. Otherwise your body tries to close it as a wound. You understand that your body tries to reject the appendage when you put on a fake penis. So let's take all of this and thrust it upon children. That's what's before the Supreme Court. Why are you making it an issue? This is literally the Biden Harris administration bringing it before the Supreme Court. It's going to be heard Wednesday and it's being argued by the most. And this is someone who's chosen by the Biden administration the most radical trans activist who you can picture. That's what's happening Wednesday. Make it an issue. Make it an issue.

[Josh Fierstein]

Is it unreasonable for me as a parent to be concerned about a slippery slope here? Like is it unreasonable for me to think, to be concerned that, well, this will lead to other things that minors do. Are we going to lower the consent age?

[Steven Crowder]

Well, you would think so. Hey, these people are making.

[Josh Fierstein]

Am I crazy for worrying about that?

[Steven Crowder]

Think about it. These kids are making decisions that will permanently alter their sex lives. When they don't have the ability to consent to sex.

[Josh Fierstein]

That's exactly the point that I'm.

[Steven Crowder]

Yeah, exactly.

[Josh Fierstein]

Way better than I get.

[Steven Crowder]

But think about it. It's like, hey, hey, you ever. Hey, you ever had a climax? No. Oh, okay. So you don't know if you want to like it. You don't know if it's going to be good. I'm going to tell you, spoiler alert. They're pretty good. But you may never be able to have one. Why? Well, you know, it's tough when you cut off your dick. Nine year old. I don't know if you know this, but at some point you're going to be fond of that dick. You're going to want it because things feel good. And you know what? Hopefully in a monogamous relationship with her. No, no, no. We're going to let you cut it off and permanently damage your sex life, which you have yet to even begin because you're not at the age of consent. Think about that. That is what is before the Supreme Court this Wednesday. I don't know why more people aren't talking about it on the right. People on the left are galvanized and thrilled about this. Just go check out Reddit politics or the Democrat underground. And that's been.

[Neil Young]

I can't.

[Steven Crowder]

I don't have any more in me. This week's Strangio thinks I forgot.

[Josh Fierstein]

That's at the end.

[Steven Crowder]

We're going to be able to reuse that.

[Josh Fierstein]

It comes up like it's Darth Maul or something.

[Steven Crowder]

I wouldn't be surprised if the ACL sues, because they do that.

[Gerald Morgan]

That's Vecna.

[Steven Crowder]

And we're going to continue, by the way, talking about Donald Trump saying no to bricks. And we'll get into what that means. But hey, if you want to keep watching this and also chat with us about your Thanksgiving, click the Rumble Premium button right there. You get us Nick Depaulo every day. The Friday show that you don't get here on. Well, on Rumble Standard, you get Mr. Guns in gear. Now you have Dr. Disresp Respect. You get everything ad free. One portal you don't need. Hey, if you have a Rumble Premium account, you keep watching. You don't have to do a damn thing. It just keeps playing. If you're not on Rumble Premium, well, the stream will end relatively soon and you're going to miss all the stuff that, you know, we absolutely would not say lest we get banned from the Internet for life. But thank you, Rumble. All right, what did I miss? Okay. Right here. Oh, that's right.

[Josh Fierstein]

I'd rather see Rumble Santa than Trans Santa.

[Steven Crowder]

Yeah, so would I.

[Josh Fierstein]

That'd be kind of a cool Santa. Probably drinks monster or Rockstars.

[Gerald Morgan]

Like a pirate. Just taking over people people's houses for Christmas.

[Steven Crowder]

It's fantastic. Don't. Don't forget to leave your rock stars and shroom gummies for Santa. Santa's been trying a little bit of micro dosing. You hear that?

[Josh Fierstein]

Now tell your parents to get rid of your seed oils.

[Steven Crowder]

Yes. Oh. Oh, no, I can't this year. Santa's gone carnivore. I'm sorry.

[Josh Fierstein]

Your kids are cursing. Well, Santa. Rumble Santa said I can say anything I want.

[Steven Crowder]

Yes, he does. Yeah, he does. So let's go to this brics. Actually, last few years, there's been this new axis, for lack of a better word, China, Russia, a few other nations, right, that have sort of been leading against the west and includes, well, includes North Korea, Iran, Russia, Russia, China. I'm trying to think Brazil, all the players. So the most public sign of that we see right now of China and Russia's push to sort of de. Americanize the world. And Donald Trump was again, he gave a perfect Trump response at this point. And thank God that you have someone like that. Can you imagine these stories right now if Kamala Harris is going to be next? It wasn't just about Joe Biden. It was about eight years unfettered. This would have gotten so bad so quickly. But here's actually, actually a little bit of backstory on brics. China, Russia trying to un. Americanize the world. Russian President Vladimir Putin is hosting a gathering of world leaders for the BRICS summit of emerging economies today. BRICS for those emerging economies. It comes amid Western sanctions and an international arrest warrant following Moscow's invasion of Ukraine in 2020.