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The Cinnabon N-Bomb: We Just Don't Care Anymore

Louder with Crowder

Mon Dec 08 2025

Summary

Louder with Crowder — "The Cinnabon N-Bomb: We Just Don't Care Anymore"

Date: December 8, 2025
Host: Steven Crowder
Episode Overview:
This episode centers around the viral incident involving a Cinnabon employee’s tirade against a Somali couple, the ensuing social media fallout, and broader discussions about race, immigration, and political narratives in the United States. Crowder also discusses President Trump’s recent actions, the role of large investment firms in the American economy, and the current Pope’s stance on migration and Islam in Europe. The tone is characteristic of Crowder: politically incorrect, comedic, confrontational, and skeptical of mainstream media narratives.

Main Themes

Viral Outrage & Context: Dissection of the Cinnabon/Somali incident, viral video culture, media spin, and the deeper context of local demographics and immigrant integration.
Immigration & Cultural Clashes: Critique of mass immigration, alleged welfare abuse, and the incompatibility of certain cultural values.
Media Bias & Misattribution: Examination of how accusations of racism are used to paint entire political groups and distort individual backstories.
Good Trump/Bad Trump: Assessment of recent Trump administration policy moves, both positive (challenging big finance) and negative (messaging failures on the economy).
The Pope & Western Values: Criticism of Pope Francis’s statements on Islamophobia and migration, and debate about religious and cultural preservation.

Notable Segments and Quotes

1. The Cinnabon Incident: Viral Video and Context

[12:30–18:47]

Crowder introduces the viral video of a Cinnabon employee using racial slurs against Somali customers, highlighting how online outrage stripped away key context to fit a media narrative.

“She is not... She’s very clearly a Democrat activist. This is someone who could have been instigated... There’s some context that’s missing when you watch the full clip.”
— [12:39], Steven Crowder
Plays the uncut viral clip, revealing arguments over “sexualizing” (possibly just not wearing a hijab) and escalating mutual insults.

“If you’re ever gonna say, did I stutter? You gotta stick... Yeah, you can’t stutter. Can’t stutter in saying, did I stutter?”
— [17:53], Steven Crowder
Notes that both sides of the exchange were antagonistic, and points out inconsistencies in how the incident is being portrayed and politicized.
Cinnabon’s official response: employee terminated, not reflective of company values.

2. Aftermath: Crowdfunding, Identity Politics, and Outrage Economy

[19:26–23:57]

Reveals that the fired employee received over $100,000 through crowdfunding, while Somali couple’s GoFundMe is much lower. Pokes fun at the online economy of outrage.
Challenges how the media and social media figures (e.g., Harry Sisson) rush to attribute racism to “Trump supporters,” despite the woman’s online support for Democratic causes.

“Her Facebook includes pictures of signs supporting Kamala Harris and abortion rights... zero evidence that this person’s a Trump supporter...”
— [22:12], Steven Crowder
Warns of coming legal battles over libel/slander online due to such misattributions.

3. Welfare, Immigrant Crime, and American Society

[23:57–31:40]

Crowder and guests argue that Somali communities have high welfare dependence and have engaged in significant welfare fraud in Minnesota, citing statistics and commentary from Stephen Miller.
Discussion of Ilhan Omar allegedly prioritizing Somali interests over Americans.

“Not all cultures are compatible, it’s just a fact. … We shouldn't be in a place where you have clashes of cultures like this.”
— [24:47–25:30], Steven Crowder
Proposed “solutions” include: restricting social benefits to new immigrants for a decade, requiring English proficiency before arrival, and tightening voter eligibility.

“If you come here, you’re not entitled to any social safety benefits for, what should we say, a decade? … You get nothing. Nothing.”
— [29:24], Steven Crowder

4. Good Trump/Bad Trump: Policy Moves and Communication Fumbles

[34:56–47:13]

“Good Trump”: New executive orders aimed at reducing the voting power of massive firms like BlackRock/Vanguard, to return more control to individual shareholders and curtail “forced behaviors” (e.g., ESG, DEI policies).

“It’s a fantastic executive order... There should be a relationship between the person creating the product, goods or service, and the consumer.”
— [36:12], Steven Crowder

“Larry Fink in 2017 told Andrew Ross Sorkin... ‘We are forcing behaviors’... If you don’t achieve these levels of impact, your compensation could be impacted.”
— [39:40], Crowder quoting Fink
“Bad Trump”: Poor messaging on the affordability and inflation crisis, dismissing Americans’ lived experience by calling rising costs a “hoax.” Crowd derides the communication strategy.

“Stop saying it’s just a hoax...You can’t just say what you’re experiencing right now isn’t really happening. And that’s what he’s doing.”
— [47:13], Co-Host

“You need to pick two or three specific examples...and tell people it takes a little more time.”
— [48:07], Steven Crowder
Cites approval ratings: Trump has plummeted among all groups, signaling the urgent need for better economic messaging.

5. Critique of Pope Francis: Islamophobia, Immigration, and Reality

[59:18–64:56]

Crowder blasts the Pope for blaming “racist whites in Europe” for anti-Islamic sentiment and insisting on more open borders.

“You would think that the Pope would sort of understand the historical context of the Islamic Empire, the Turks, the Ottomans... but he doesn’t.”
— [59:18], Steven Crowder

“Fear in and of itself is not a bad thing. It’s a preservation mechanism.”
— [61:11], Steven Crowder
Points out Christian decline and Muslim growth in Europe, using Lebanon’s demographic collapse as a case study to refute the Pope’s claims about coexistence.

“In 1960, the Christian population was 52%. Now it’s down to 30%. And that’s because of decades of Muslim-led violence, war... specifically in Lebanon.”
— [64:56], Steven Crowder

Timestamps & Key Topics

| Timestamp | Topic | |------------|--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | 12:30-18:47| Viral Cinnabon incident: full context, video discussion, and initial reactions | | 19:26-23:57| Crowdfunding aftermath, public response, accusations of political alignment | | 23:57-31:40| Welfare abuse, Somali community in Minnesota, Ilhan Omar, proposed immigration reforms | | 34:56-47:13| Trump: executive orders on Wall Street, economic communication missteps, poll slippage | | 59:18-64:56| Pope Francis on migration/Islam in Europe, historical ignorance, Lebanon case study |

Memorable Moments & Quotes

“Every time an eyelash works its way out, an angel says the N word.”
— [01:24], Steven Crowder (dark comedy, characteristic show tone)
“She could be out of line... and she’s undoubtedly correct when she says, ‘you ugly bitch,’ because we could reverse the camera...”
— [15:19], Steven Crowder (harsh comedic style)
“You have to force behaviors. And if you don’t force behaviors, whether it’s gender, or race...your compensation could be impacted.”
— [39:59], quoting Larry Fink/BlackRock
“If you come here, you are not entitled to any social safety benefits for, what should we say, a decade? A decade? How about a decade? You get nothing. Nothing.”
— [29:24], Steven Crowder
“We have to determine where it is that we go. Because 15 million illegal aliens under the Biden term: we could not survive one more term of that in this country.”
— [32:13], Steven Crowder
“The only way you say, ah, they’re all the same. No, no. Immigration alone, there is a stark contrast.”
— [32:43], Steven Crowder
“He needs to change that because with Epstein it wasn’t a hoax... He needs to be specific. Take two or three specific examples, go through it and tell people that it takes a little more time.”
— [48:07], Steven Crowder
"You would think the Pope would understand the historical context... He's an idiot on this."
— [59:18], Steven Crowder
“Fear in and of itself is not a bad thing. It’s a preservation mechanism... Is the fear warranted?”
— [61:11], Steven Crowder

General Tone & Style

The episode is unapologetically irreverent, highly partisan, and intentionally provocative. Jokes and crude humor are mixed with debate, social commentary, and open disdain for “woke” culture, mainstream media, and progressive immigration policies. Crowder frequently lampoons his opponents and uses ridicule to press his political and cultural arguments.

Summary Takeaways

The viral Cinnabon/Somali incident is used to highlight media manipulation, the complexities of cross-cultural tensions, and the modern outrage economy.
Crowder and crew espouse a hardline stance on immigration, welfare reform, and assimilation.
They assert that claims of racism are often leveraged as partisan weapons, frequently in bad faith.
Trump’s executive order aimed at Wall Street is praised; his failure to address economic concerns in relatable terms is viewed as a critical weakness.
The current Pope is dismissed as a dangerous naive “bumper-sticker” leader undermining Christianity and Western cohesion.
The episode is a cocktail of comedy, political opinion, and deliberate provocation, tailored to Crowder’s audience’s expectations and worldview.

Note: This summary omits ads/sketches and focuses on substantive content, capturing the controversial, combative, and comedic flair of Louder with Crowder in this particular episode.

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A (0:00)

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A (1:24)

It's gone. It was the N word. N word Miracle. It's a Christmas miracle. That's right. Every time an eyelash works its way out, an angel says the N word.

A (1:38)

Cinnabon lady Somali saying the N word. This is one of those things. Hey, we're gonna show you what has gone viral and then the clip with context and discuss that in a little bit more. I think people are getting fed up. I think we're in a very different place than we would have been five years ago had this happen. Good Trump, bad Trump. He's done some things this last week that kind of went under the radar that are great. And he's been horrible on the messaging with the economy. And then the Pope. The pope. He's. He's. I mean, I don't know. I don't know if he's a communist, but he's getting close. You guys, let me know where you line up with this current pope, advocating for unfettered access to our country from migrants from the third world and in Islam, it seems. Seems a little out of character for. I guess not this pope. Anyway, we'll talk about it on with the show.

A (2:54)

Oh, hey, Tim. Oh, hey, Josh.

A (2:58)

A (12:39)

So this is a video that's been going viral, obviously. Now we want to show you what has gone viral, and then we want to show you some context that is missing and what you have been told is this is a racist lady who unleashed a tirade onto these innocent Somalians. Somalis, sorry, a Trump voter who obviously is a dyed in the wool racist. Couple of things. We're just gonna front load this for you. She is not. She's very clearly a Democrat activist. This is someone who could have been instigated. We don't know. We do know there's some context that's missing when you watch the full clip. And she's had to deal with a community where, you know, one third of Somalis in her area are completely unemployed, a third don't speak any English whatsoever, and a billion dollars have been stolen in welfare fraud scams and the Minneapolis or Minnesota area alone. So you comment below and let me know what you think. Once upon a time, or really just five years ago, if you'd have heard this and the lady calls someone the N word, you go, okay, well, that's out of line. And it's still out of line. But I think people now go, I'll allow it. I kind of understand it. I kind of get the frustration. We've seen too many examples of this where then you add a little bit of context and you understand. And then we've seen too many examples of people being killed on subways by ethnic minorities impacts or people being beaten up, people being subject to the knockout game where folks are kind of in defense mode. And this is what I was warning people about in the barbershop in black and white and the gray issues. You're going to see more of this as opposed to the 90s where we grew up, where you had Family Matters and Fresh Prince and the biggest faces, the most recognizable faces on earth were Mike Tyson, Michael Jordan, Michael Jackson. So two and a half. And now we're at a point and not a post racial, but a post post racial America. So here is the viral clip of the lady in question that's been circulating the most.

A (24:12)

Now we don't know the flower petal falls, so we don't know exactly again, what led to the confrontation. Well, there's some stories out there that Willie started it by making fun of the lady's hijab or that the couple attacked her for sexualizing herself for not wearing a hijab. This is one of those things where, I mean, people are raising money. It's one of those wait and see, we don't know. But I will say this, we shouldn't be in a place where you have clashes of cultures like this. I think this woman is Very likely a liberal. Why? Because she's a white, seemingly a white middle class woman. And because she has, you know, posts in her social media that seem to support abortion, seem to support Kamala and Biden at one point in time, so I would bet. But I don't know for sure. I do know that people shouldn't be having to deal with being defrauded by an entire swath, an entire community in their state like Minnesotans are having to deal with Somalis. But the good news is Democrats effectively bought through the taxpayers dollars. They bought a new voting bloc and you can expect more of this. Not all cultures are compatible, it's just a fact. If you look at parents, you know, when they're happy with a potential spouse for their daughter or for their son, it's usually because they think they're compatible. As far as values, parents will say, well, hold on a second, you're a Christian, she's an atheist, that may not work. Or hold on a second, you're Catholic, this person's Muslim. It may not work, right, because they're actually looking out for your best interests. If you apply that to society, however, it's completely unacceptable. The standards that we apply to our individual lives, you know, wisdom so that we can make better decisions, we all do, are not, they are impermissible to apply to a society and we expect that to go well. Let's look. What are they doing in a mid. You're looking at these Somalis, a Midwestern town, 17,000 people. 17,000 people. What's going on? Well, statistically, the answer is probably being net takers contributing zero and probably part of a community that is defrauding the taxpayer of a lot of resources. Stephen Miller actually talked about this and we'll get to Ilhan Omar in just a second. Brother banger in chief. He talked about how 75% of Somalis in Minnesota. I'm not able to fact check this yet, but it seems to check out. 75% are on welfare. Why are we importing any of them? Based on the records that we already have, this is a significant undercount. By the way, 75% of the Somali population in Minnesota is on welfare. But that's likely a significant undercount of just how much of a financial burden the Somali refugee population is imposing on this country. Now I'll show you Ilhan Omar, who married her brother, attempting to deflect blame and do the whole. Well, actually we're the biggest victims of this. And I'll explain to you not only how it doesn't Work, but a really easy solution. Of the 87 people charged, all but eight are of Somali descent. I want to say, you know, this also has an impact on Somalis because we are also taxpayers in Minnesota. Not really. We also could have benefited from the program and the money that that was stolen. And so it's been really frustrating for people to not acknowledge the fact that we're, you know, we're also as. As Minnesotans, as taxpayers. No, they are acknowledging that most of you aren't and angry about the fraud that has occurred. If there was a linkage in that, the money that they had stolen going to terrorism, then that is a failure of the FBI and our court system. They didn't. It's your fault for not catching me, basically charging them. Oh, and you know what, Mission control, could you bring up that clip where there was someone speaking, I believe in Somalia and saying that Ilhan Omar is not doing the bidding. She's not acting in the best interest of Minnesotans or the United States, but in the best interest, she is representing Somalis. That's what he said. And unless she publicly denounces that, she should be booted. We should have a process to get rid of someone if they. If they are associated directly with. If they are on stage with someone saying, yeah, we are acting against America's best interest. Democrat, Republican. There should be a mechanism in place to immediately remove that person without denouncement. Yeah, let's bring this up and then I'll give you guys a really simple solution because we're solution based here. Is that video.

A (31:40)

Which is quite nice. It is. They like lawn maintenance. Especially if the spruce is a tree. Right? You go, Hell's Kitchen, Son of Sam. Change. Now there are some nice coffee shops and a flower shopper. You just have to dodge a few Dicks on the way. But the point is it's not crime ridden. Make the case as to why Somalia should be in the United States, let alone taking over entire cities. Please make that case. If anyone can make it, I will listen. Yeah, and listen. I think the solutions to this are now more extreme and difficult than they would have been 30 years ago. When we were talking about 40 years ago, when we were talking about this 10 years, five years ago. Right. People right now are like, oh, well, that sounds like it's not compassionate. Listen, that was then. We were talking about it then compassionately, for a reason. You said no. You said no. You said no. Now we're here. Now we're here. And I'm sorry, I mean, you can have differences of opinion on exactly how to do it, but they're all gonna be extreme and difficult now. I'm sorry, that's just where we are. Well, that's also why I wanna try and, you know, if anything, help be a diplomat and accommodate this, this, this fracturing and infighting on the right. We have to determine where it is that we go. Because 50, let's call it 15 million illegal aliens under the Biden term. We could not survive one more term of that in this country. So the only way you say, ah, they're all the same. No, no. Immigration alone, there is a stark contrast. You have one more term of a Biden Harris type approach, a Gavin Newsom type approach. You add amnesty to that and open up those borders, you lose this country forever. Then you are guaranteeing a civil war. It's just a matter of time. That is what is going to happen. And I do not believe that the two sides are equal equivalent on the issue of border security and immigration. You can comment below. You can say, I'm a paid shill. I think there's a. It is a stark contrast and it's a very important one. That's a closed handed issue for me also, by the way. Closed handed issue. The only other company that I have or I run is Foundation Daily. Foundation Daily Multivitamin that by the way, has two active ingredients. It has curcumin, which helps with inflammation, helps with your lipids, and aged garlic extract in there that helps with your lipids, helps with your blood pressure. All clinically proven ingredients, and they're clinically proven doses. You can get a certificate of analysis, meaning a lab certificate for every single batch. And it's transparent if you eat perfectly, probably don't need it. If you could use a little help to close the gaps and have a Company that you trust. Go to foundationdaily.com and you get 40% off if you subscribe for life. I will tell you this definitively. It is the best multivitamin out there at the best price. And we don't lie to you. I'm not gonna tell you that it's gonna make you he man in the gym, because it's not. But it will improve your overall health. Yeah, definitely will. All right, Explain these gains, bro. I know, I know. We've had. This is one of those where we had so many supplement companies going, hey, I'm like, no, no, no. You know, why don't we just create like the one that only basic ones. That's why we chose Foundation. Yeah. Good Trump, bad Trump. We want to move on to that. Yeah. Which is parents confused, CDC guidance on newborn hep B shots. Basically, we're not requiring it anymore because we have a great deal. No, no, don't bring it up. It's not an affair. Come on. We can't go from bear hitting single leg to that. Well, it's Dr. Robert Malone. It might get. Who knows? Okay, well, you guys are talking on camera, though. Oh, yeah. One of my favorite doctors. Keep us. No, no, he's. He was one of the guys speaking out. He was on this show a long time. Just stop, Gerald, don't bite on this. Okay, guys, the fight's out there. Damn it. The fight's out there.

A (36:55)

With the way it's being run right now. And a big part of it is because you have these firms that are too big to fail. So we effectively are left with cronyism, with socialism. Right? You want to privatize profits and socialize losses. But I do think there is a conflict sometimes where you have these giant companies who just make what could be the lifeblood of a smaller community a part of their portfolio and write it off as a loss. Where now there is no actual supply and demand in a market, let's say a small town in rural Kansas, it's just a part of Vanguard's portfolio. And they say, you know what, we're going to bleed this dry, dry. We're going to liquidate this and hopefully we'll run all the mom and pop businesses out of town and then set up a dollar store and then we maximize profits for shareholders. There should be a relationship between that person creating the product, goods or service and the consumer. You've now stripped, in many instances the consumer of that power. We've gotten away from the invisible hand as far as Adam Smith. So I don't say that we need to do away with markets. I say that we need to have some kind of regulatory action effort that puts this back in the balance of a relationship between the companies, their products, goods or services, and the customers that they serve in that community, in that location, that group of people in time. It can't just be liquidated. It can't just be used as part of a bottom line. Why it matters though as well. In addition to that is a lot of these giant conglomerates, they don't have the interest of the United States or certainly the average American citizen at heart. They have an interest sometimes to write off these important American businesses or institutions as a loss if they can break into some other international market. For example, you saw that with China and the NBA were going well this doesn't make sense. Well, they're not actually here for you. They want to break into China. And some of these companies, you know, they've pushed some policies, not just, you're not just talking about financial, they've pushed social policies like esg, like climate change, like this idea of equity. And we have this right here. According to Will. This is actually by the way an exclusive that MUD club got here. The journalists here will. Hilde. Is it Hild or Hild? Probably Hild because we don't want to say Hilde. Hild is too close. The executive director of Consumers Research, he said that this executive order from Donald Trump would likely kneecap the ability for BlackRock and other forms to reward or punish or even threaten executives anymore with the shares that they hold. At which point consumers would have or should have more influence because executives jobs will depend more on real world performances than courting favor with Larry Fink. Remember Larry Fink in 2017 told Andrew Ross Sorkin a Sorkin, one of your favorites that BlackRock quote, forced behaviors like it was a good thing. Well, behaviors are going to have to change. And this is one thing we're going to, we're asking companies you have to force behaviors. And BlackRock, we are forcing behavior behaviors. 54% of the incoming class are women. We added four more in terms of diverse employment this year. And what we are doing internally is if you don't achieve these levels of impact, your compensation could be impacted. Okay, we're doing the same thing.

A (41:50)

I hate, I love that he first goes to, he's like, okay, what's going to sell? Oh, foreign interests, that's what'll get him. You're going to have more foreigners. This executive order is designed to make sure, you know, we talked about with the, the auto workers and all the unions they have to join and how the union always votes one way. But the auto workers, a lot of times they don't have those views. But they can't do anything about it. They can't do anything about it. In this case you can invest I guess somewhere else. So it's a little different. But they are voting in ways that the shareholders don't necessarily care about. The people that invest in these funds that buy the shares, I think it makes perfect sense to take the power out of their hands, put it back in the individual shareholders hands and back in management's hands. So they can say I don't want to do this gender thing but you're telling me if I don't have this composition down, I'm going to get paid like 10% less than I normally get paid. Right. And so they end up pushing these agendas. Listen, we've got to do stuff to get rid of the power in these guys hands. And this is a good move to do it. I hope it actually happens. And by the way, they would never be so bold. They would never push to force behavior if they Weren't too big to fail. And they didn't have the backing of the government. We saw that with big banks too. And I know some people are now gonna go name the Jew. Okay, Fink, we get it. The point is. And by the way, I understand why people. It really is about. And when I say elites, I don't mean successful. I don't mean the wealthy. That's something else where people do. It's not left versus right. No, left versus right does matter because the left is a death cult. I'm sorry, you cannot join arms with people who say Islam is not a threat, who say we should be able to abort every last baby up until birth, including after birth in some cases. No exceptions, Taxpayer funded, period. Who want to trans children. Okay. Who want to mass import third world immigrants and buy a voting block. You cannot link arms with them even to fight the elite, because these people have propped up the elite. But I do understand there's another dynamic. So you do have my right, your left. Okay. A clash. And then the American. I don't want to say working class because I don't want to do identity politics with class. Working class versus the wealthy. No, no, it's American contributors. American taxpayers versus elites. And those elites, by the way, are different from. There are a lot of successful business owners. There are a lot of successful people in this country who are not a part of the elite. Those are the people who are too big to fail. That's who we're talking about. We're talking about the ruling class and we're talking about, for example, the class who pushed for policy during COVID where you saw the greatest wealth transfer in modern American history to the Bezos of the world, to the Zuckerberg of the world, to the Bill Gates of the world. The finks of the world. Right. Was it two point something? Trillion dollars that needs to change. Some of them, by the way. Yeah. Are Jewish on these boards, largely secular Jews. But then you can also look at people who aren't a lot of Irish, surprisingly, as well as. We'll talk about the Pope. We'll talk about the Pope as part of that elite class who has no skin in the game. He's not you saying you have to accept more migrants. So I see it as a confluence of elites and those who basically aren't subject to the same rules that the rest of us are. And by rest of us, that could be someone making $30,000 a year to making $30 million a year. That's not even someone right now doing really well. Who started a business, started a franchise, you know, someone in your neighborhood may, may own a few jack in the boxes, Taco Bells and they make some good money. That is not the same as a fink. That is not the same by the way as, as a Bear Stearns, as a Musk, to be clear, as a Zuckerberg. These people are as powerful as once upon a time world governments. And they've told you that they want to force behaviors, force behaviors that would negatively affect you but positively affect their bottom line. None of that is free enterprise or capitalism. So it's a great eo. I mean obviously you'd like to see it have a little more teeth because executive orders can be undone. Believe me. That's not lost on me. Check the references so you can look into it in more detail. And then that brings us to bad trade. That's a really bad Trump. Yeah.

A (48:07)

So what do you think? Hey guys, the housing crisis. And by the way, these are all things that we know we're working on. What do you think happens when you have 40 million illegals here who receive government benefits, social safety nets, they work off the books, don't pay taxes. What do you think happens when you get rid of this entire block? As far as that alone affects supply and demand and the shortage and the same thing with people who are being subsidized. And by the way, you just saw in Minnesota, fleecing the taxpayer once. We, we're going to move faster on that, but give us a little bit more time. So this is how this is going to affect the housing market. This is a, the primary reason that you are paying more for groceries. We're going to get rid of this inflationary mechanism. And yeah, we're working on some policies right now. It takes more than one year to fix this. 15 million people in four years. We're gonna put this in a warp speed. So when you see the media saying, how can you deport these people? And the next story is complaining about inflation and prices, understand that's a monster of their creation. Takes a little while to unravel it. This is gonna take a couple of years, but we're on the right track that I guarantee you would resonate better and be more effective in directing the blame. Rightfully so, not as a political game. The blame does rest squarely on the shoulders of Democrats. Yeah. And saying that he's doing something. I think you're right. You have to sell an idea of a good future for people. Yes. Right. You can't just say what you're experiencing right now isn't really happening. And that's what he's doing. So somewhere, some way, somebody put it in his head. Hoax. If it's the Democrats doing it, it's a hoax. He needs to change the that because in Epstein it wasn't a hoax. You're saying the Democrats are perpetrating a hoax, Saying you're in there and you're guilty of some crime. Fine. That's different. Same thing with this. Right. I think he understands that there is an affordability crisis. He's commented before on it in the past, but also just put pressure now because he's got plenty of time before the midterms if he keeps his messaging through the midterms though. Done. And by the way, if these things don't get solved, Republicans should absolutely face the wrath of the American voter. Of course their expectations on this administration. I don't believe in fracturing the conservative movement, but I certainly do believe in putting heavy pressure on them primaries. I certainly do believe in party should feel the pressure of representing their voters. Yeah. And I think in many ways that Donald Trump has certainly the most pivotal issue of immigration. But as it relates to the economy, he's a little too cozy with some people who I'm not thrilled with. And his messaging needs to be specific. Take two or three specific examples, go through it and tell people that it takes a little more time. It's a lot easier to destroy borders than it is to create them and secure them. It's a lot easier to just let people in, catch and release, give them a hotel at the taxpayer's dime than it is to track them all down and deport them. Make sure people know it's a lot harder to build than it is to destroy. And the Democrat Party has systemically been attempting to destroy the American middle class. Takes longer to build, but we are building. Let people know this still is a war of ideas. And then people like Trump and the Republican Party, they better be on our side in the war of ideas. Sometimes they're not. Republicans are in trouble for sure as midterms approach. They need to fix this. And this was actually covered by our favorite resident at cnn. I mean he could be a dad in the wool leftist. I don't care. Every time he boom, zoom to the moon, I just, I get happy. Harry Hinton. Harry Enten. Look at the net approval ratings for Republicans in Congress.

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Look at this. In January, Donald Trump's not approved rating, not too bad, not too great. It was at minus one point, right within the margin of error, break and even. Even. But look at this now. Negative 24 points. Way, way down. We're talking about a drop of over 20 points. And he used to warm up before segment. President, United States. This is one of these great examples where I kind of run out of room on the slide. So I just did. Yeah, I run out of room on the side. So I just put up the. Put up the Republican presidents. But look, the only one who's worse for me, either among Republicans or Democrats at this point, a second term, is Richard Nixon. Of course, Richard Nixon had to wave adios amigos goodbye less than a year after he was at minus 36 point. Trump at minus 24 points. That beats, or is worse, I should say beats in the wrong direction. George W. Bush, -19 points. His Republican Party, of course, suffered major losses in the 2006 midterm elections. Dwight Eisenhower, plus 31 points. Donald Trump has never smelt that at all. I had to go into the archives to pick up that photo. And Ronald Reagan, plus 41 points. But again, it also is one worse than Harry S. Truman. It's worse than Lyndon Baines Johnson. It's worse than Barack Obama. It's worse than Bill Clinton. Anywhere you look. This is the second worst for a president of either party at this point in their second term, dating all the way back since the 1940s. 40s. You got it. He got. He has to warm up before he does it. He really does. I do admonish Gerald. There was no second Biden term. Oh, I thought he was just talking in general. Sorry. He was talking about second term, specifically a president in this. No, that's fair. It is also. It's also not necessarily a fair comparison, because you're comparing them, for example, Ronald Reagan and to George W. Bush. You're comparing them to presidents who had consecutive terms. Yeah, and that. But that wasn't the case only a couple weeks ago. He was doing better than Barack Obama and George W. Bush at this point in their second term. So that tells you the messaging isn't working. There are two things. What is morally right and then what is the right sell to people. And there does need to be an overlap. Look, that's what. When people say, hey, what are your views? I am a constitutional conservative. I'm a nationalist. I always have been. I believe that the United States is the greatest nation in the world, and I think we should look out for the interests of our People. I think these fundamental principles need to be pasted over. Okay. And what can be used to make sure that people understand that that's a win for the American people. You need both components. And right now, I think that they're losing out. I think that the American people are still feeling the pain. We know that. We feel that too. And this administration needs to explain why. Stock market highs, okay, those are good. But that's not the only thing. How immigration policy is going to bring down prices. Let people know that you understand you were voted in for a reason. Stop saying it's just a hoax. I'll tell you what is a hoax. A lot of the merch out there, it's just like. Just Hanes and like Gildan and they charge you. They charge you top dollar, top sticker price. Kind of like the Black Friday. Have you seen those videos of Black Friday? Them switching the signs at the exact same price. So 50% off right now. All site wide. Crowdershop.com now until Wednesday. It's a good time to get a Christmas gift. Absolutely. And go get the Trump shirt. Don't stop believing. The Trump Santa shirt. It's like probably the best shirt we've ever done. And we also have Die Hard is a Christmas movie, but this one's better. That's enough. Admonish him. Yeah, no, I'm just saying it's even. Even a one that is close to my heart. Heart. Tool man, you're very smart. 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You'll know when we're live whenever we do a special upload and it's the best way to stay in touch. 11am weekdays. Okay, let's move on to the poo. Okay, let's go to the moon. No, no, no, you can't. It's almost like he gets so out of you think close to the well. Harry Hinton. 316 says I just pulled your ass. That sounds pretty gay. Gay. We'll do it in Gerald's voice. Put on the soundboard.

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And by the way, I'm sorry, I guess we're going late. We're going to cover some things live. Let me just give you this really quickly. If you are not a Rumble premium member, click that button right there to join up. Oh, gee. Mug club members. If you join for an annual fee, it's $99 a year. You get this wonderful hand etched mug. Or you can try for $9 a month, this all goes away. We have been entirely viewer funded for a very long time. Plus one sponsor a day. Everyone's pointing out, hey, a fed, a fed, a fed and a fed and a fed and fed. And you're paid by aipac and you're paid by Qatar. It's the only place where we're sort of immune because people know we're funded by mugs. So please do consider continuing. I do want to let you know about Lebanon though, because he referenced Lebanon. In 1960, the Christian population was 52%. Now it's down to 30%. And that's because of decades of Muslim led violence, war persecution against Christians, specifically in Lebanon. I know a little bit about it. We have the highest concentration or one of the highest concentration of Lebanese people outside of Lebanon and Montreal where I was raised. And a lot of them were Christians who had to flee persecution. The fact that this Pope references current Lebanon tells you either that he doesn't know or he doesn't care. But this is a person whose advice on any geopolitical issues not only can't be followed, not only can't be trusted, it must be rejected. If they can reject something as anathema, as a heresy to the church, then you have to reject the Pope as anathema, as a heresy, as traitorous to your nation. If you believe that, you want to preserve it. I know he's talking about Europe, but they've also waded into American politics as well. We shouldn't care. This man knows not of what he speaks. In Europe, the Muslim population is up 16%, Christians are down 9%. That's why you're seeing the fundamental change. And let's look at those results. Is that better for Christians in Europe? Pope, you know those outside of the walls of the Vatican that you demand no other nations have? Is it better for them or is it worse? Keep in mind Pope Francis made very similar comments 2016, I believe, when he then decided to toss his pointy hat in the political ring and call President Trump unchristian over the border wall. A person who thinks only about building walls, whether they mean this guy and not building bridges.