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Well, I don't want to say it's a psyop, but people are using it as a psyop because it turns out that all of these, all of these either pro or anti American profiles, most of them aren't even American. Did you know that? With the new feature, we'll get into that. We also have a. Just kind of a morning news roundup because a lot happened over the weekend, including Mamdani being a bitch. And you can go check mine. 2009 United States, by the way, 2009 United States. I am eligible. I could run for president if I wanted to. Just because my mom's French Canadian. It's not disqualifying. My question for you though, is which exposed X account now was the most shocking? Aside from Sketchy Flasher Dan, we're talking about location services. On with the show. Thank you for calling. Too big to fail Financing. Your call is important to us. Para Espanol. Marquesinko. For English as a second language, press 1. For Old English, press 2. For English with a heavy Indian accent, press 3. 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Shout out voices on Instagram. Couple of guys here on there. Some more to come every day. Nice, Josh. More than me every day. Put you guys. Nice. It's like Cameo without the communism. And do we have little video of Nick depal? Yeah, Nick Depaolo did a shout out. Merry Christmas, Daniel. Your mother asked me to send you a message because apparently you don't answer anybody on the Internet unless it's one of the guys just swiped on Grindr. So she wants grandchildren. But now I just said Grindr. I think I see the problem. She doesn't want any of this seasonal, you know, you pick up some blouser at Applebee's happy hour. Do what you gotta do. All right? I don't want her talking to me again. Busting my balls. Do the right thing this year. Say it with a shout out. It's a little different when Nick's involved. Yeah. I was gonna say it's not the kind of commercial you'll see on the Hallmark Channel. That's right. Do the right thing. Yeah. A hearty happy birthday. No, that's Nick Depaulo. All right, first story. Let's see if all of you can spot not only how many things are wrong with this gun shop. You're gonna watch a robbery gone bad. But see if you can spot the moment that this woman thinks her white privilege will save her. Yeah, there she is, perusing. He's very kind of this firearm. That's an excellent choice. Right? And she just runs. She trots. Watch this. Oh. Pop the hips and slam. I mean, she abandoned her dog. I. I don't know if it was her dog or the dog of the shop. I don't know. But the dog didn't seem as though it was like, this happens all the time. Like, we just did this at Claire's. He doesn't chase the women. He was following her around the entire time. Yeah. Yeah, exactly. Something was. And by the way, that guy didn't have to throw her to the ground. He could have eaten. But you know what? He. Yeah, I'm glad he did. Yeah. Yeah, we all are. It's more fun that, you know, she just thought, if I'm not violent, if I don't actually, I'm not assaulting, I'm just going to run out and they're not going to do anything. They're not going to shoot me. No. Well, she is armed. She. Well, but it wasn't loaded. It wasn't loaded. We don't know that. It's not. Terminator was like, give me the shelves. We don't know that. Fine. He could make the case that she was armed. It was an armed robbery. I would have no problem if you at least they, you know, stunned her. Yeah, I would have a problem if they shot her. I really don't. So I can say, you don't know. She could be right. She could be taking your gun as a. As a backup to get to her real gun that she has stored, you know, on the glass door. You have no idea how fast he closed the distance. And Tim says he trots. Yeah. There wasn't even a sense there was a gap, and now there wasn't one. And he's just casually jogging through the. Don't. No. Okay, I want to watch it one more time because she grabs it, and it's almost like she just has the idea right there. Like you didn't think this through. I want to watch it one more time. Okay. She's a long way from the door. Yeah. There are guns close. Like the dog is trying to block her. Oh, look, she's warming up her hamstring there. You see? She lifted her there. She has a smile on her face. Watch it. There it goes. And that's going to be some back injury. I hope so. I need cuffs for mile four. Now, in her defense, she may have needed that gun for protection after learning of her close friend's recent close call. It's. Oh, that's back when we were. Back when we were still intimidated by criminals who were white. You know, jump. Kicking a knife out of somebody's hand works every time. The people who were supposed to be scary in those movies in the 70s, you know, like, you could just fold this guy up like a paper plate. Now we have hardened inmates from criminal gangs who are on steroids in prison with weight sets, which I don't like. That's. I think our major problem is we're giving prisoners. We're giving them advanced gym equipment in the prison. A free gym membership. No, exactly. They give them all tapeworms. We should. No, we should have the movement restricted like veal. There you go. That's what they should go out into. Much weaker than they went in and less capable to commit crimes. I like that. But I do. There's a bit of a flaw in your theory here, but this guy. This guy took, like, five shots to take down. He Did. He did. He was energized by each shot. That's true. His screams were only heightened. Yeah, exactly. I heard Gerald run through it. Is this serious? This is a joke, right? No, it was a real. It was a real thing. It was a real movie. And a lot happened, by the way, over the weekend. And by a lot, I mean, there's no primary news story outside of X being fake, but there are a lot of funny news stories. So it's time for this morning's news roundup. All right, well, that took a turn. So first off, Venezuela. But first, I want you to think in your head, you know the dancing Santa that they used to have on display at Spencer's and KB Toys? Yeah. Still do. Okay. Hold that in your mind, because the leader of Venezuela, Maduro, he showed off his dance skills while pleading for peace with the United States. There it is. It's a Latino hip to a Donald Trump dance. Yeah, I want that track. Watch this. The people in the United States that listen to me. The alligator. Yes. Please. Yes. Respect. Yes. Studio. Studio. Listen to me. Worse word. No, not another word. You see, he looks like Venezuelan John Kerry. He does. And he thinks he's doing a children's show. Show respect. Yes. War. What is it good for? Absolutely nothing. Just hits the moves. Please give me respect. Respect, respect. Though I fear war. Give me respect. And by the way, there's actually. This has been. I don't know if it was from him. I think he did this. He did a remix of one of his own speeches. There you go. Okay. Just nuke him. I mean, like, we're just at a point. I just hate. I hate this idea that we'll sit, you know, have these international conversations. It's like, no, no, we're not gonna talk with you. Why? Cause you're stupid. This is silly. Because you're dancing in somebody. You're not a real place. Outside of some shiny liquid that's underneath your soil, you do nothing. You're not an adult. Like we are. The United States is a real place with real people. We create real things. You're just an asshat in an old 90s fleece. He even like an old 90s. It did. You had that color scheme. I remember picturing you at Fish Creek Campground and that going, no guar. Who wants a s'? Mores? He even actually invited foreign dignitaries to the event. All right, keep her. She shows up everywhere. Now we go from Venezuela to another place with a lot of Spanish speakers, Florida. So usually you wouldn't find this really funny or Take joy in someone clearly crying, like, Like. Like sobbing. You know, the kind of. The kind of cry that's only acceptable as a grown man if you know you have to. You have to put your bulldog to sleep or, I don't know, you find out that your. Your. Your dad or your mom has cancer. In this case, though, it's funny because this is a Tampa imam who gets very emotional because he was confronted by bacon. I had to relive the whole bacon, poor man. Pork. It's bacon. I had to relive the whole thing again, hearing every voice, every insult, every atrocious claim that they had made against our religion. And after the prayer ended, we look up to see them taunting us in our faces with bacon, which is, as everyone will know, tasty. A clear violation of, like, my little crispier. It's delicious. To us saying that certain scholars have made it permissible now and making it a complete mockery of our. Of our jurisprudential approach in our religion. By the way, I will just say this. Your entire religion is blasphemous. Just be clear about that. This is one thing people don't like to talk about. Islam, by its nature, is blasphemous. They say. Well, yeah, yeah, actually, we read the Old Testament. We use the Old Testament and the New Testament. But Jesus is not who he. He was just a prophet. That is blasphemous against Christianity. Yes. Some people might even interpret it as the one unforgivable sin. Because if this guy had magic powers and he wasn't divine in the same way he was just a prophet, then he would probably have some demonic influen who have studied this. The whole point is, the basis of Islam is blasphemous against Christianity. You know what? We don't really care. We just don't want you here. We just don't want you bringing your crap over and tainting our crap. This guy is sobbing. I'm sorry. I don't care if somebody drew a picture of your pedophile prophet and his friend reaches over and touches his arm as if to comfort him. Don't worry about the bacon. We'll burn some Christians in cages later. But if we do that, can we go hello after? Only if you burn your Christians in cages, you can get hello after. You always know how to cheer me up. It's a Christmas miracle. Could I. Could I throw. Throw a gay from a rooftop. You can throw a gay from a rooftop. I'll give you two. It'll be raining men for weeks. Did you say a Christmas miracle J. I did. And by the way, some Muslims are so traumatized, I don't care by this event that they're actually equating it to the very own 9 11. Here comes the airplane. And just so you know, it happened. There was a gathering of Muslim student association members and there were other people. They were praying publicly. Outdoors? Yeah. Outdoors on top of a parking garage that's public. I mean, I don't even know how these. But the truth is in Tampa, I believe that there was, if I'm not mistaken, a judge said that this can go through or there's going to be some charge to the people who did it. I'm not entirely. I don't think any of them will stick. First degree bacon. Yeah, exactly. I don't know. What is it? Pork slaughter? I have no idea. And some of them now, of course, because as long Islam, they're taking out their anger on beloved American institutions. Hi, welcome to Wendy's. May I help you? Welcome to Wendy's. Hello again. Okay, what's up? The smell of fresh cooked bacon. It just moves you. May I get you all a baconator? Yes. Oh, my God. How the hell did you think that was gonna end? Oh, my. Today is definitely the day of the slow walk. Hopefully you appreciate it. We're gonna let this play out a little bit. And here's the thing. Thing they do. They want you to change your way of life or they want you to forego bacon as to not risk offending them. But thank God, you know what? There are some patriots out there, some real Americans who are willing to push back from my cold, dead hands. There you go. That's some huge, massive. I wonder how many people in that clip actually have cold dead hands today. Probably most. Why you gotta go there? Well, that'll be covered in Michael Moore's next documentary, Bowling for pork Rinds. Oh, my gosh. I thought. By the way, I thought it was like, you know, actually eating pork products. Not the mere sight. Right. Of them that's causing, you know. No, it's traumatic. Well, it smells really good. Wow. So I'd imagine it being traumatic to look at just these idiots. Well, that's also. They have a very physical view of heaven. So that's why, you know, if you. If you dip your. Your bullets in those who are actually fighting terrorism overseas. To be clear, in. In pork fat or bacon fat, like, they can't. They show up at their version of the pearly gates and they're not allowed. So I'm all for it. Yeah. Imagine to serve A God like that. No, you can't. You smell like pork. I'm sorry. I mean, if I don't want to eat bacon, just. Just don't be offended by the sight of a pig, okay? Just like, ah, been shot by a bullet dipped in pork. Unbelievable. Now we go. We go from coast to coast. We go to California. Here again, this is the morning news roundup. A performer at Garden Grove USD opened a board of Eddie Board of education meeting to honor this thing. Whatever. Alex Stein can dance. Did he bring a band with him? No, just a few bottles of Windex. How much fire water do you think was consumed before he did this? Looks fairly modern. The three hour dance. It did turn modern there for a second. A little bit. That's. Yeah, that's modern. You can see the barcodes on his uniform. Yeah, you guys never slid. Well, don't you know the airwalk taught many how to. Dougie. You do the Dougie. Yeah, that's enough of your twerking, lone bear. Ever seen the Carlton? Yeah, don't you go with your Carlton Macarena horseshit again. You're Iroquois. Algonquin. Whatever. I just. It's just a silly. They're honoring Native American Heritage Month. I mean, I kind of thought we honored them when we conquered them. We didn't kill all of them. Yeah, that's honoring. Is that it? Don't. Come on. Don't dare anyone. I said that's not what. They're more alive today, Gerald. I know. My gosh. I know. I mean, think about this. The guy is dressed like T. Hawk from Super Street Fighter 2. Doing a dance. Doing a dance in an air conditioned meeting room that would never exist if his people. Have you been to Native American? I mean, have you been in Native American grounds anywhere? Just leave the casino. It looks like every episode of Cops. Okay, that dance doesn't work on carpet. These are the rubber soled shoes. I said I need the leather so I can Iroquois walk. Your song's playing on an MP3. You're welcome. No. Oh, I burned this CD. And I played on my shockwave. I want my Minnetonkas with the rubber sole like the old way. You. I'm sorry. I'm just. I'm sorry. I'm just so tired of like. I just like. Okay, Happy Thanksgiving. But, you know, at a certain. This is the big difference instance, like when people talk about us being an evil empire, do you realize that the dominant society, the dominant ruling class, like the United States in this case, like, they made no room for the inferior cultures for some reason, we were all, we're giving them. We're giving them way too much. I was like, no, you stop. You want to do it on your own reservation, fine. And we'll show up when convenient for you to teach you how to hunt and fish. All right, that's it. We got it out of our system. You think? Not really, no. I know it's going to get worse because we're about to get. Revisit that. So you know what? We'll clear the pallet here for just a second. You know. Well, no, no, no, we don't. That's the whole thing. We don't. We have self respect here. 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I don't know if everyone comment below. Do you know. Are you guys familiar with Bob and Doug McKenzie? Let us know. Is it a song? Oh, my goodness. Get out. He just sees it. Yeah, he just sees that we're already. I see that you're in pain. He sees that we're already at a boiling point and he just wants to. He's like, let's just pop off. Yeah, I just see, like, what little like, could I do to. Canadian or not? Rick Moranis is a legend. Yeah, treasure, he is. And that guy, remember he got. He got sucker punched in New York. Remember that was happening. The knockout game. Remember that sucker ragdolled. Didn't he. Didn't he just get continually punched or just once? I think he just got punched once. But everyone, it's Rick Moranis who. That just shows you that it doesn't Matter what you do, who you are with these, these banshees living with. I don't know. I just have to be careful. And I've already. I've already used my allotment of racism. I'll wait. There are a lot. That's okay. I'll just go with ethnocentric trick now because level up. You know Twitter, X, Right. Social media. And we've been fighting against the. The giants of big tech for a long time. I mean, we've been demonetized on YouTube now for well over half a decade. I mean, how many years? Six, seven? A lot. They accidentally remonetized us for five seconds. They're like, nope. Yeah. And by the way, so the best way to stay in touch here and Rumble is an actual open platform is download the Rumble app. Follow me there. You don't have to be beholden to some new algorithm that silos you in an echo chamber. Just, just hey, download the app. Follow me there. That app is. It's really improved. Leaps and bounds, really, in the last year or two where you can listen to just audio you can play. It'll take. It'll pick up right from where you left off. Social media itself, though, has become the public square for political discourse in the United States. And actually some recent data shows that 54% of Americans regularly get their news from social media. So 50% from TV and 48% from news sites. I can tell you that were able to confirm this because latter with Crowder is still an active news site. And the traffic is. When we started, we had a lot of traffic on the written website, Right. People would read articles. Now it's changed where people mostly consume it through video. And that effectively makes places like X pretty valuable, pivotal. I mean, they shape not only opinions, but in many ways they determine elections here in the United States. X. Twitter being somewhat of a public town square and where more and more organizations host content and make announcements on Twitter, it's the only place on the Internet to really get real time, like down to the minute and second news. But here's the problem. When it used to be a physical town square, most of the people in that town, believe it or not, were American. Ah. And so we've sort of taken this for granted where we assume that a lot of people who are sounding off on issues that affect Americans, that really should be determined by Americans. Now they could really just be littered with foreigners. So this weekend, X actually rolled out a feature that allows users to see where accounts are based. And this is the head of Product for X. Nikita Beer. I hope I'm pronouncing that right. She said this is an important first step to securing the integrity of the global town square. We plan to provide many more ways for users to verify the authenticity of the content they see on X. And for those in countries where speech has penalties, we've included privacy toggles to only show your region. So that's good that they took that into account. Yeah. Here's the thing. The new feature, it didn't turn out like a lot of people expected. It showed us that a lot of accounts were basically they were pretending they were larping as citizens of the United States in some cases other nations were when they may have never even been there, have no connection to this country. And as it relates to the United States, that's a big problem. After doing a little in house cleaning, we even found here some oddities over which we had to take action. Gerald. Busted. Bye. It gets worse. Yeah, we. We cross checked. What? We cross checked your burner account. My. Somehow that's more acceptable than Israel though. So pounding or being. Okay, whatever. So let's give you some examples. Again, all references are available. We tell you this every day. Links in the description. You have people on the pro Israel side, on the anti Israel side, you have people on the sort of old guard side. You have people on the griper side. You of course have a lot of people on the left side, some people on the right. This is not good. It's not good when you realize that a lot of the dialogue is being led by people who sometimes are just chasing clicks but really should play no role in shaping America policy. So here's one from the pro Israel side, Mariana Times. This person has 78,000 followers and has a lot of posts that get a lot of traction. Well, they're based in South Asia, which basically means India. Oh boy. Here's another one. Nat Fedeev based in Nigeria. Yeah. And then there are a lot of accounts like this showing granted they may not be AI, they may be taken from actual hot IDF girls because I understand that Gal Gadot was an idf, so it's not outside the realm of possibility. Fair. I see a lot of this on Sam's computer. A lot. Yes you do. And then on the anti Israel side you have. We have people like UNCA is one person. 157,000 followers. A lot of the posts go viral. Again based in South Asia, India Times of Gaza, where there are a lot of reporting. By the way, this was actually cited by a lot of people. For Even death numbers, 977,000 followers based in East Asia and the Pacific. They try to claim they're from Palestine, but that doesn't seem to. Check out Mohamed Smiry, who has 843,000 followers, again based in East Asia and the Pacific. And you see a lot of the anti. And I don't mean, by the way, people who are America first, who think that we shouldn't be funding all sides of the war. I think it's a totally reasonable position. But the people who basically say there were no rapes on October 7, that October 7 was blown out of proportion. Or a lot of the accounts that said the videos that you may have seen don't exist and once they were revealed to exist, no, those are actually AI or fake. Those people who are very aggressively anti Israel. You will notice a trend where they have a huge followership and are not based in the countries where they claim they're based. So Mohammed, this person with 843,000 followers claimed about his location. He said Twitter is showing wrong locations for Palestinians. My account showed Indonesia because my brother is there and he has access to my account. Oh, come on. Really? That's the excuse? Yeah. At least have the sensibility to do what a number of other people on that list have done and nuke your account. Yeah, immediately take it down and just be done with it. I saw a lot too, and there's so many to cover, like it's impossible to talk about all of them. So many. I saw so many people saying, you know, like, I'm a 12 year old girl that's trapped in Gaza, please send support or I'm a mother with a young person. And they were literally like nowhere near the Middle east in these posts, like just absolutely taking advantage of people. Well, and this one is pretty important. The next ones I'm going to get to because some of these accounts have actually told Americans who to vote for or who not to vote for. And some of them under the guise of being more America first. So this account, Asuka Griper, only has about 23,000 followers, but we're gonna continue down trail based in New Zealand. And this account posted just two days ago, Nick Fuentes told me not to vote for Donald Trump. So I took it seriously. Well, did you? Were you voting absentee from New Zealand? I don't think so. Then there's actually the noted profile, Fuentes clips 20,000 followers, but sort of disseminates a lot of Nick Fuentes clips based in Europe. These people aren't all necessarily answering for this. By the way, of course Nick Fuentes has been invited on the show. I think he has some legitimate grievances and you know, I think probably a lot of issues on which we agree and some on which we disagree, but you're seeing a lot of this. We've talked about this quite a bit. The fracturing on the right, I don't think it's anywhere near as fractured as the left, but I notice a trend. If you look at a lot of the accounts who are dead set on the fracturing, a lot of them aren't based in the United States. And you can go and check this out yourself. Here's one MAGA nation that has almost 400,000 followers based in Eastern Europe, America First, 67,000 followers based in Bangladesh, one of the worst places on earth throughout all of its history. Magascope based in Nigeria. Why don't you go make, make Nigeria great. Not again, just great ever. Then you have the anti Maga folks and again you're seeing higher followerships with a lot of these people. Republicans against Trump, 978,000 followers based in Austria. They allegedly are using a VPN to show the usa. Now that's a really important thing too. So bring that screenshot back up really quickly just so I can tell people. So you see on the right hand side it says account based in the United States. If you hover over that shield, it gives you a little bit more information about what's going on there. So if you see that hover over it, it's not as clear as just based in the United States. People are hiding it through VPNs and other things. Sure. And to be fair, some of these that may not be accurate because they could be using VPNs. But, but if an account was created a very long time ago, pre ubiquity of VPNs, it's very likely that it was created from the country that you're seeing. That's the most likely scenario. And the real problem here is it's tough to know what's true. We live in a post truth era and I can tell you that because you can have full debates that take place where one side is the very, very clear winner. And it doesn't matter because supporters of the loser will clip 10 seconds, 20 seconds here and they'll just run it as a short, as a short, as a short. And now you have 50 clips and only one actual video of the original debate. And people will just think their side won. They'll just, they'll just proclaim that they win. So dialogue isn't what it used to be. Which is why I've issued that five point prescription in sort of figuring out who it is that you can trust. I talked about it on Piers Morgan. You can go and watch it. But a big part of it is, are these people willing to defend their viewpoints? Are they transparent with their sources? What have they done to fight the left, not just fight the right. These are important factors to take into account. Ron Smith. Ron XYZ00 Again, another anti Trump place based in Kenya, but claimed New Jersey, Obama's birthplace. I mean, there are parts that are eerily similar. Alex Cole, 327,000 followers based in North America, but edited his profile after X showed him based in Canada. Yeah, but I think this guy was a very prominent voice. Voice. I think there was a post from him saying he was in line to vote for Biden and to stay in line. Every vote counts. I'm here now too, and the lines are long and I'm like, what are you talking? You're in Canada? Yeah, that's where the Church of Satan has their location set from. Pretty much kidding. It's 100 true Jesus. By the way, look up the account. Jesus, United States. Of course he is Satan. I don't care about the Church of Satan. Satan himself lives in Canada, there's no doubt about that. Not in the winter he doesn't. He's in a strip club in Montreal, indoors. Then we go to China, where they just can never get anything right. So Mao Ning, the spokes spokesperson of China's Ministry of Foreign Affairs, 159,000 followers based in the U.S. which is weird. Chen Weihua, pro CCP journalist based in Singapore. Then Li Xing Jing, Chinese state media journalist, a lot of followers based in Korea. Whoops. Keep in mind that exists been banned in China since 2009, back when it was Twitter. So it's kind of like they have to be based somewhere else again. It's just really. It becomes so concussive where you don't know what's real and what's not. And people now just get their news on social media. And I will run into these people, they'll go, what do you think about? And they'll discuss something that was maybe put forward two or three weeks ago, which has been thoroughly debunked. But they're only following people like this and they create their own echo chambers and that's not good. You mean like the DHS being in Israel? Yeah, that was another one. But we'll get to that. I'm sorry, but here's a bonus one Native American soul, right. Posted with this picture giving the finger in front of Mount Rushmore, saying you're on looted land. Well, it makes it tough to argue that when you're based in Bangladesh. And this one's just fun. 281,000 followers playing no surprise, based in Germany, the birthplace of eugenics. Who'd have thought the organization founded by one of our most noted eugenicists has a connection to Germany? Who knew? Who knew? Oh, there you go. And this is the problem, too. This also has been used to lie to you. And I've seen this come from when people say the new right. A lot of lies have come from that faction in order to encourage you to not vote for Donald Trump. All is lost. And I also understand that Donald Trump has been a disappointment in some respects. I think that you should voice that. That's what's good about our side. But we do have to also walk through this. Go. Okay, let's follow this logic trail. We get rid of him and now we tarn feather Vance. Who do we replace them with? Yeah, and what does that look like? You know, we just saw Mamdani elected in New York. We're seeing a lot of young people supported him. You want that for the country? You think that's better than the president? The first president to put any type of requirements into entitlement programs. The first president to ever make us a net negative migration country in 50 for the first time in 50 years. Do you really think we'd be better off with Kamala Harris? Do you think we'd be better off with a Momdani and aoc? I mean, we do need to have these conversations. Yeah. No. And I think it's incredible. That makes it make a lot more sense because what Elon Musk just did is basically just pull back the curtain. And all of these foreign adversaries are just people that want to sow chaos in the United states. We're using VPNs to be able to do it and make it look like there's somebody here in the country. And he just basically pulled back the curtain on all of it. Yeah. This isn't even real. Like, of course our adversaries would rather us fight each other. Right. Of course. People that have interests in the United States would rather pursue those interests by saying they're doing it from a position of virtue. Right, Right. By creating this discord. Well, I will tell you because I have. We have a lot of data available to us because we have not only what's available on YouTube and on Rumb, but our mailing lists and of course the Lottery Crowder website. And I have data over the course of decades now, not to mention we actually go out and speak with you, whether it's a change my mind, whether it's talking with people black and white and the gray issues, or if I ever do live shows, which I'll probably get back to in the next year, meet thousands and thousands of people and we have hundreds of millions of, you know, traffic, traffic hits on all of the sites collectively where we can look at trends. And I can tell you this, look comment below my position, I think the position of most people here to varying degrees on Israel, because this has been turned into a wedge issue, I absolutely think it's fair to criticize the government of Israel. I think the government of Israel is largely secular. I think that we should stop funding all sides of that war. If you look at the countries we fund, not just Israel and not just with weapons, but if you look at, for example, Lebanon and you look at Jordan and you look at, depending on the given year, if it's Egypt or if it's Turkey, you could just look at that entire area of the world, say, okay, let's just stop funding all of it and really only have a relationship with Israel or by the way, Saudi Arabia, whoever it is, when it's beneficial to us. And let's put Americans interests first. But in principle, I support Israel having the right to exist and defend themselves. They should act in their own national security interest, just as we should comment below. Whether you agree with it or not, if you think that's a reasonable position in real life when I express that view. I have never been accused of anti Semitism nor being a Jewish shill online. It's a Jewish shill slash Nazi in the same day. And there is a real disconnect. When I started really in 2009 on YouTube, 2008, it was reflecting a voice that wasn't really, it wasn't given a platform in legacy media. I will tell you this now. The voices that I am seeing amplified and reflected online, they do not actually reflect the dialogue that is going on, on in this country. And they certainly don't reflect the dialogue of the American populace who elect presidents. That's where there's been a huge divergence. And then people spend their time addressing these wedge issues or some of these figures who frankly don't have the same kind of pull that should be granted in real life, because especially you'll see this when we get to a general election. Do you want to lose? Always. Most people don't. And that brings us to some fake claims that have been made now. So now this provides transparency. You can look at the country of origin for the profile. Well, of course, right away, the AI specialists and photoshoppers. And check the references because some of you will still say that I'm lying. I'm not. This big one, was that dhs? Our dhs. The United States is based out of Israel. That's what people believe. That was posted. So DHS initially posted this picture, by the way. Yeah. Of Trump. In response, before formally replying. I can't believe you have to say this, but this account has only ever been run and operated from the United States. Screenshots are easy to forge, videos are easy to manipulate. Thank you for your attention to this matter. I love that they posted that picture in response to that. That's hilarious to me. Yeah. And by the way, we just posted. Here's something too. We just posted some of the bigger accounts. But what also happens is you have bot farms where there are a lot of smaller or medium sized accounts. Accounts boosting engagement. Yes. And that's why. That's the reason you'll see some trends. We're going, how is this person, how is this thing trending? Again, no one in real life is really discussing this to this degree. Right. You have a few major accounts, you have some clip farms out there. They cut something or they just start with a little kernel, a seed of a lie. And then a bunch of smaller accounts boost those engagements. And it seems like most of them are coming from India, Bangladesh. It's a problem. This is not when people talk about not having censorship. And I agree, by the way, of course, online, unless someone is breaking the law. Right. But we also need to be able to have a conversation where we know if we are discussing matters of national policy for our country, that people who are not members of our country, who are not citizens, we should know that about these people if they're gonna stick their oar in. Yeah. Because then you actually do China, the big war with China and the big war with a lot of our adversaries. It's not. These aren't going to be bombs and bullets. It is going to be be in information or an information war. We're in that era sowing seeds of doubt, rancor within, you know, people who should be pretty unified. And this is a step towards clarifying that. I think that's a good thing. I think the approach Is transparency, not censorship. Yeah. But I think individually, it'd be very nice to have a toggle switch. Right. For me to go, like, I don't want content from several of India would be the first toggle switch that I would like. You know, several of these countries, like, I just want to see what they have to say if that post originates there. Do you know that a couple of the anomalies, there were some fan accounts for Ivanka Trump, that one of them had a million followers that I believe was in Nigeria. There was a bunch that were coming from other places as well. I think Macedonia was one of them. But particularly of interest, one of the most masculine male countries in the world, India has a bunch of accounts talking about masculinity for men in the United States, which is why we're getting so many backgrounds, beta males. Right. Like Mary Sisson. You want to be alpha male. Step one, rape. A water monitor, laser. It's a power move. Oh, it's. It's ridiculous. I mean, and it's just going to get worse. There are more and more and more. And by the way, this will disproportionately affect the United States because we are the primary target. We are not only the leader of the free world, but as the United States dictates its own policy, the rest of the world follows. Right. They have to dictate their own power. All of these other countries, it has to orbit, they all orbit the United States. And so everyone else has an interest in bringing the United States down a peg. The truth is, you're not going to find a bunch of American accounts trying to sow doubt in India because we don't really care about you guys. We don't really think. We just don't. We just don't want all those people here turning this country into India. And you guys can comment if you've noticed anything with these features or any finds that we've missed, just comment. Comment below because we'll probably be following up on this. It's still unfolding. Yeah, we'll pull it up in Rumble Premium today if you have any cool ones you can send us. Okay, great. Yeah, we'll pull those up from chat. So here's the next story. And by the way, there've been quite a few wins this week. Considering that last week, the last two weeks weren't great for the Trump administration in some facets. This last, I should say starting Friday, this last maybe two weeks ago was not all that great, was it? Two weeks ago, the Chinese exchange Chinese students, 600,000 students. Well, that was older, but it came back up. It came back up, this conversation. All right. And so we try and call balls and strikes. Well, there have been some wins. Friday afternoon, President Trump and Zoran Mamdani met at the White House. And here's the thing. Some people are saying this was bad and Donald Trump shouldn't have done this. The way it came across was, well, it left no doubt as to who the father was in charge. And overall, it was extremely cordial. We've just had a great meeting, a really good, very productive meeting. We have one thing in common. We want this city of ours that we love to do very well. And I wanted to congratulate the mayor. He really ran an incredible race against a lot of smart people, starting with the early primaries, against some very tough people, very smart people. And he beat them. And he beat them easily. I appreciate it. Please. I appreciated the meeting with the president. And as he said, it was a productive meeting, focused on shared admiration, which is New York City. We spoke about rent. We spoke about groceries. We spoke about utilities. We spoke about the different ways in which people are being pushed out. And I appreciated the time with the president. I appreciated the conversation. I look forward to working together to deliver that affordability for New Yorkers. I feel very confident that he can do a very good job. I think he's going to be. I think he is going to surprise some conservative people, actually, and some very liberal people. He won't surprise him because they all already like him. I think he can bring it back. Now the question is, will he bring it back all the way? Will he bring it back greater than ever before? Which is. I guarantee that's his wish. I think he wants to make it greater than ever before. And if he can, we'll be out there cheering. I'll be cheering for him. Okay, thank you very much, everybody. And here's the thing. Well, actually, you can bring up Kolashi. Some people were trying to set this narrative that Mamdani had wooed Trump. Trump. And by the way, I'm sure some people signing off on this are profiles whose location is not based in the United States. That couldn't be further from the truth, because he's going to have a meeting. Right. By the way, Donald Trump has always had meetings with mayors of large, certainly the largest city in the United States. And it's the carrot and the stick. He usually starts off being cordial, polite, so that he has a leg to stand on when he says they're doing an awful job. And that means that it's time for the latest installment of Trump Wins. All he do is win, win, win. Because he's Trump, Trump destroying liberal. Now here's the viral moment, really from this meeting when Madani was asked point blank about President Trump's fascism, and the way he handled it was basically sunning a child. He asked about your comment calling the president a fascist and your answer was, both President Trump and I have been clear about our positions and our views. Are you affirming that you think President Trump is a fascist? I've spoken about. That's okay. You can just say yes. It's easier than explaining it. The bitch is gonna ask a follow up anyway because she's a little piggy bitch. He just say. He said like, go ahead and do it. In other words, he's saying it doesn't bother. I know what you guys say when I'm not around. It's fine. And President Trump's a generous guy. Welcome to the big leagues. He's telling him he even gave a gift at the end of the day, something that he didn't want anymore. Oh, come on. I'm gonna do it. Oh, my gosh. She was gonna lose anyway. You can have her. If not, just drop her off at Goodwill. It'll be a write off, a little one. And by the way, why do you think that President Trump took this meeting? Well, again, we need to go back to what was said before this meeting from Mamdani about Trump. I know that for tens of thousands of New Yorkers, this meeting is between two very different candidates who they voted for for the same reason. They wanted a leader who would take on the cost of living crisis that makes it impossible for working people to afford living in this city. Yeah. And young people, by the way. Yeah. Gen Z who voted for Mamdani, 78% Gen Z. Trump disapproval is pretty high right now. Now, I'll tell you, we've talked about this. Gen Z veered more conservative, obviously, than any generation before. I'm very surprised whenever a young demographic votes Republican, some of those people are just gonna be the former Bernie Bros. Some of those people are just gonna be the people who vote in their own. And they thought they were voting in their own selfish interest for President Trump. But if someone comes out and promises more free crap, they'll vote for that person. Not all of Gen Z, but there's a contingency of that. And a lot of young people want someone to deal with the affordability crisis. Yeah. And the only way you can actually reach those people is if you go hey, this one guy is lying to you, effectively bribing you. Right. Promising you he's going to solve the affordability crisis. And then you draft in behind it and show people. Now you're able to talk directly with those people. Tell them, I rent control hasn't worked. Tell them that New York City has been a bastion of Democrat policy for decades and decades and that there's a better way to do it. He does need to reach those people and reel them back in. So this idea that you just shouldn't meet with anyone. Right. Well, okay, then just watch your polls plummet and have no line of communication to people who you need to win election. Yeah. And I think it was really telling to see. Just look how they were in the room. Hamdani looked in every way subservient to President Trump. President Trump was just comfortable. He had a grin on his face. He goes, I just tell him it'll be easier. And then slaps him on the arm. Yeah. Like, it was obvious, like he was the person in charge. It was a great. In my opinion. I understand what he's saying. I'll be cheering for you. All this stuff. I think he wants to go like, hey, listen, we want New York to be better off, but we're not cheering for you when you fail. Right. You see what this guy did? He came in here, he didn't look like he was in charge of anything. He's running your city, and he's basically saying free speech stuff. He's gonna have to steal money from people to do it. Right. Yeah. I think the posturing was great, but everything Trump said was wrong. It was unprincipled. It was kowtowing. It was not to him. Yeah. It was saying. It was saying. He didn't give a whole lot up, though. Yeah. But he didn't. How are you gonna make it great? What are you gonna do? We agree fundamentally on policy now. I don't disagree with you. I just think now's not the time. I said that about Mamdani already, and he still won. He still beat Democrats twice because one turned independent to run against him. Well, I think Mamdani's on the right track. He's gonna bring costs down because what makes a city expensive, it's desirability. Yeah, yeah. People will. You can hear the for sale signs going up. Right. It will be a less desirable place and people will leave en masse. Yeah. And there go. Yeah, it will be less valuable. Yeah. Well. And that's not the way he wants to do it. But that's how it's gonna happen. Well, this is one of those things, right? Remember people got mad that Rush Limbaugh said that he wanted Barack Obama to fail at implementing policies. They said, see, he hates America. He was saying, no, I don't want him to implement. Best example right there. You got it. Policies that fail. That's the problem, is there's just no winning. And I guarantee Donald Trump has already been pretty clear that he thinks the policies are terrible. In this case, you know, you meet with a guy and you have to be as friendly with him as possible, and then you pull him in, you break his hand in a handshake. Well, well, he did see that. The whack. Yeah. Tell him, Cole. Santa Claus better get a raise. I saw you try to bench one and a quarter. Yeah. Boy, that was painful. That was terrible. Don't bench, don't upload it. If you do, keep it private. Keep it in your boudoir. And actually, Kristen Welker did a follow up interview, I believe it was yesterday with Mamdani. And they were discussing law and order. And Mamdani is just, I think you're going to see this. He's a guy who knew how to campaign pander, how to cater for votes, but he gave Welker an astonishing level of non answering. The other threat that we heard from President Trump to send troops to New York City to address issues of crime and immigration, we've seen him do this in other major cities. Did you get any assurances in your media, Mayor Lakht Mamdani, that President Trump will not send troops into New York? I told the president that the cornerstone of an affordability agenda is public safety, and that it is critically important to me. And for all that has been said and all that has been spoken about and the tens of millions of dollars looking to make New Yorkers fearful of that question, the truth of it is, in fact, that I'm looking forward to working with the NYPD to deliver on that. And I shared with the President that my decision to retain Police Commissioner Jessica Taylor is in large part a recognition of the fact that in her time leading the nypd, she has driven down crime across the five boroughs while starting to uproot corruption that was endemic in the top echelons of that department under Mayor Adams. But to this core question that I think so many New Yorkers are curious to know the answer to, what did President Trump say to you? Did he assure you he will not send troops into New York? He told me that he cared deeply about public safety. I Said, I care, he would send troops. What I told him is that what separates New York City from anywhere else in the country is we have the NYPD and hobo shit to deliver public safety. And to me, that is something that I know that they can do, that they have done, and they will continue to do under my leadership. So he didn't rule it out in your meeting? I made it very clear what we wanted to do was to deliver public safety and affordability, and the NYPD would be the ones to do so for the rats. What this I saw subway rat was the size of my hamstring. How can he talk about the nypd, NYPD in any kind of a positive, like, oh, these guys are going to take care of it after what he said? I know pre and during his campaign about the nypd, and also the story that we broke about one of his big campaign guys out there saying, these guys have an opinion. Just shut up and do your jobs. Right. He's the consummate politician. There's nothing fresh, nothing new there. No, no, the same bounce, the same points. He did have a index finger ring, though. That's new. Yeah, I don't know if that's a. You know, that's his eating because he was a hip hop guy. He's got to have his bling. He told me that he has to have lots of bling to say things like, I made it clear. You didn't make anything clear. You were a guest. You make nothing. Well, one thing he did make clear, and this is pretty important, is for a guy who campaigned on this idea that President Trump is a fascist. Well, that kind of breaks apart. For example, just picture real fascists in your mind. The Stalins, the Mussolinis, the Hitlers, the Pol Pots, the Mao's, take your pick. The Pinochets, the Papa Docs, the who else? Who am I missing? Castro? Trudeau. Yeah, let's throw Trudeau in there. All of these actual fascists. Are those the kinds of people who you say like, well, yeah, sure, Mussolini, sure. Stalin, sure. Pol Pot. Like, they have the killing fields, but I'll work with them where I can. That's how Mamdani is approaching this now, which, as you, I'm sure, realize, proves that President Trump is not a fascist. Just to be very clear, do you think that President Trump is a fascist? And after President Trump said that, I said, yes. And so you do, after he gave you permission, I've said in the past, I say today. And I think what I appreciated about the conversation that I had with the President was that we were not shy about the places of disagreement, about the politics that has brought us to this moment. And we also wanted to focus on what it could look like to deliver on a shared analysis of an affordability crisis for New Yorkers. Do you still believe President Trump is a threat to the democracy? Everything that I've said in the past, I continue to believe. And that's the thing that I think is important in our politics, is that we don't shy away from where we have disagreements. But you understand what it is that brings us to that? Well, you kind of do if you're under a fascist dictator. Actually, you kind of do shy away from disagreements coming in there for New Yorkers. And a few weeks ago, I was asked by a reporter three words to describe myself. I said, new York City. How do you square working with someone who you still think is a threat to the democracy? I think working for the people of New York City demand that you work with everyone and anyone and that you always look to find those areas of agreement while not overlooking the places of disagreement. We don't shy away from working together. That's exactly what you do with fascists. You're actually not able to voice disagreement. You actually tried to fight against them. I thought. Yeah, I thought that's how this works. These are male socialist Kamala Harris. Imagine interviewing. Imagine interviewing a dissident to the Nazis. You know, Hitler has his ideas, but the great part is we can all work together. We don't have to shy away and have our disagreements. Of course, the women always look away when they come to take us. I know I'm a Jew, but he's working on it. When they come to take us, the women always look away. Sorry, you touched on a sore spot, Erica. And Trump again, for a lot of these faults, he understands. He's a TV guy, he understands posturing. And when he meets with people or he spends time with people, people with whom he disagrees, he usually comes out on top. He gets the upper hand. This is men's. Men's fragrance. Yeah. This is it. No, no. So what we'll do is just take that Joe, put it in, and then the other one is for your wife. How many wants a wife? It. President Zinski. You look fabulous in that suit. I said the same thing. Yeah, look. You look good. I said the same thing. Yeah, look, that's the one that attacked you last time. See, now I remember that. I apologize. You look wonderful. Picture everybody. So we look nice and handsome and thin. Beautiful. Here comes perfect camera work, huh? Watch Jeb's face. Watch the seething anger. He's like, you're killing me. This is what he does. This is what he does. And then he goes, you know, look, this is not bad. We just. He said Ben Carson tried. Tried to stab his mom. He's like. He's a psychopath, this guy. He's like, I'm kidding. You can be in my cabinet. Okay, Doc. Ted Cruz's father killed jfk. Your dad killed jfk. But we'll make you a liaison or something. Rubio has genetic abnormalities. His hand. Fetal alcohol syndrome. His mom was a crackhead. Tiny hands. I'm kidding. You'll be in like. We act like this is new. No, it's not. It's not. Then you would. If you. If he didn't do this, you wouldn't have, you know, most improved player, like Marco Rubio. Yeah, I feel like Marco Rubio now is like. I get it. I get it. We're able to make headway because this guy acts like this. Yeah. I was teases. I was young. It's okay. Trump's just falling in line. We. Yeah, we were both young. We were both young and we were petulant. And now it's, you know, your. Your hands are fine. Don't even notice them anymore. I knew growing up two twins, one of them flipper hands. That's how I could tell them apart. I'd say, which. Show me. Your hands always look like they were doing the Star Trek. It was just her fingers. True story. It is a true story. You draw from what you know. Let's go to some other one. When people get out of that limo and he's standing there to greet them as our face and voice. Aren't you proud of that? Isn't it great again to have a guy with a tiller on the ship like that? Whoever's coming out of that door, we don't know who it is, but that guy's waiting there to represent us. I just. Yeah, it's a neat time. Oh, look at that. Look, he wears a suit. Oh, he does understand what a suit is. Very nice. You gotta like the way you look. Let's go to another win here. This is a big one. Obviously, you know, I did a. Change my mind on this. And this is something that has been floated for a while. So snap. So starting, I believe, from December 1st, most Americans out there who are between the ages of 18 to 64 without children will be required to win. Work 80 hours a month. Good. And I know what most logical Americans are thinking. You mean you didn't have to before. Able bodied Americans. Kind of like when Donald Trump said we're gonna build a wall, you say I can't. And people were like, I thought we had a, how do we have a border if we don't have a wall Now I was like, look, if you're able bodied, if you're a young, able bodied male with no children, you're not just gonna get free everything. You're going to work 20 hours a week. People like what? That wasn't even a requirement. Volunteer or go to school or go to school, do what do you want be contributing something. And for that we're going to continue with this. Some more wins. For those of you who are not Rumble Premium members, I think we're going to play Pokemon or racial slur as well. Real America's Voice today as well. Oh. So if you are not a member, it's 99 a year, you get this hand etched wonderful mug, it's a great Christmas gift. Or try for $9 a month, you don't get the mug. But you we can figure out if it's for you, you get 100% more show, you get the show ad free. If not, you're gonna continue watching one America's Voice today for free. For free. So we'll give you everything for free, every major hour of the day or you can continue with us. So snap, that's great. That's a win. Well, not to everyone. And here's a report where someone is actually expecting you to feel sorry for them. It comes from Fox Nashville with an able bodied young man, no kid, who doesn't work or go to school and is upset about it. Government officials say if you are 18 to 65 years old, you don't have a disability, you don't live with kids under the age of 14 and you don't work at least 20 hours a week, you'll likely lose your SNAP benefits. Some people on SNAP tell me they don't know if they'll have enough money to afford groceries. That's some bull. Nelson Smith is on the verge of losing access to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program. Sam.