White Replacement is Real: But It's Much Bigger than You Think

Summary

Louder with Crowder

Episode: White Replacement is Real: But It's Much Bigger than You Think
Date: February 2, 2026
Host: Steven Crowder (w/ co-hosts Gerald, D Day)
Guests: Dan Bongino (frequent contributor), Bill Burr (discussion/soundbites), Activist/Commentator clips

Episode Overview

This episode of "Louder with Crowder" centers on immigration, demographic change, and the so-called "Great Replacement" theory—arguing that mass immigration is systematically shifting population and culture in Europe and the US to the detriment of native-born citizens, especially whites. Crowder and his co-hosts draw on European political developments, US border events, crime statistics, and left-wing activism to critique mainstream denial of these demographic trends. The episode also scrutinizes media narratives, political party motivations for increased immigration, and the evolution of comedy’s relationship to politics, with a particular focus on Bill Burr.

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Key Discussion Points and Insights

1. Criticism of Leftist Narratives: Social Justice, Covid, and Media (06:18–11:41)

• Crowder and team begin by lampooning "social justice" activism, especially conflating Covid precautions with broader progressive or antifascist issues.
• They play and respond to a viral activist clip advocating for continued mask-wearing as an act of "community care and fascist resistance."
  • [07:37] Guest: "Covid disproportionately disabling and killing black, brown and trans folks because of systemic inequities."
  • [08:24] Crowder: "How is there systemic inequity that is putting trans at greater risk of COVID? Is she saying that all trans people are like... they're disabled, they're infirm?"
  • The hosts argue the conflation weakens serious policy debate and reflects a poor understanding of civics.
• Broader argument: The left abuses terms like "equity" to create confusion and justify undemocratic outcomes.

2. Media Narratives and Deceptions about ICE and Immigration (13:33–26:58)

• Crowder paints mainstream reporting on ICE, immigration enforcement, and deportation as fundamentally dishonest.
  • [15:52] Crowder: "This is an American city, guys."
    (Referring to chaos and disorder in Los Angeles, used as an example of failed enforcement and media distortion.)
  • Criticizes the portrayal of ICE detention events, especially involving children, citing the release of a five-year-old (Liam Canejo Ramos) as a case where emotional imagery is weaponized to override lawful procedure.
    • [24:44] Gerald: "The only reason this happened is because they circulated a picture of a five year old boy that made everybody go, 'Oh, what a cute little kid.'"
  • The hosts repeatedly assert that US immigration law is clear and that enforcement is necessary for societal cohesion.

3. The Great Replacement Theory: Shifts in Europe and Media Dismissal (27:13–34:01)

• Crowder tackles the "Great Replacement" talking point, claiming the left formerly dismissed it as a racist conspiracy but now admits and endorses it in Europe.
  • Cites a Spanish left-wing politician (Irene Montero) openly supporting the naturalization of undocumented immigrants to influence demographics and voting blocs.
    • [31:34] Gerald: "Why did she say black, brown and Chinese? Those were the three things she mentioned."
  • Draws a parallel to European voting blocs and the left's desire to boost pro-welfare, pro-open borders electorates.
  • [32:21] Crowder: "If people are coming into a country and they are not contributing to the resources... those who have generated the resources determine how they are spent... it’s quite reasonable."
• The show links immigration debates directly to social and cultural stability, economic opportunity, and political control.

4. European Demographics, Crime, and Employment Trends (34:01–41:55)

• Detailed statistics are invoked to illustrate the negative impacts of mass immigration, especially in Spain and France:
  • Claims that foreign-born population percentages have surged, with crime (notably rape) and youth unemployment rising in parallel.
  • [41:14] D Day: "Rape rates tripled. 300% in one region. Is it Navarre? 63% of all sexual offenses committed by foreigners."
  • The contrast is drawn to culturally homogenous, low-crime societies like Iceland and Japan.
• Crowder claims diversity fuels chaos, benefiting left-wing parties and bureaucrats at the expense of national cohesion.

5. Replacement Discussion & Birth Rates (48:15–51:49)

• The hosts highlight declining birth rates throughout the West and Asia, presenting immigration as a "replacement" solution advanced by elites.
  • [49:34] Gerald: "You will cease to exist as a culture with those numbers."
  • Argues that leftist parties push policies to undermine traditional, typically conservative, native-born blocs for electoral gain.

6. Comedy, Bill Burr, and the Leftward Shift of Comics (52:03–57:03)

• The episode shifts tone with a critique of Bill Burr and other comedians who, in Crowder's view, have forsaken their anti-elitist roots for mainstream acceptance.
  • Contrasts historical bits (“speaking truth to power”) with recent, more politically correct or status quo remarks.
    • [55:21] Crowder: "[Bill Burr] was a guy who was never obviously right leaning, but would speak truth to power and certainly speak out against the elites... now he defends performing in Saudi Arabia, defends the system, loathes his audience."
• Predicts that other "podcast bro" comedians will similarly drift left as career expediency outweighs ideological consistency.
  • [57:12] D Day on Burr: "That interview was after his wife wrote and directed and starred in a film where she was having sex with a big black guy..."

7. Takeaways on Cultural Policy, Political Motivation, and Societal Outcomes

• Crowder's underlying claim is that demographic engineering, through birthrates and immigration, is deliberate—a means to consolidate left-wing political power.
  • [51:38] Crowder: "Why every time, if there could be a policy that would simply engineer society as to what is best for American working citizens, why do they go the other way?"
• Applauds states and societies preserving demographic homogeneity while ridiculing elite hypocrisy (e.g., Martha’s Vineyard's resistance to migrants).
  • [46:54] Crowder: "But you guys take them into your area."
  • Uses examples like Japan, Iceland, Martha's Vineyard to argue that homogeneity corresponds with order, public safety, and stability.

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Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• On Covid Social Justice:
  • "Covid disproportionately disabling and killing black, brown and trans folks because of systemic inequities."
    — Guest Speaker, Activist (07:37)
  • "How is there systemic inequity that is putting trans at greater risk of COVID? Is she saying... they're disabled...?"
    — Crowder (08:24)
• On ICE/Media Coverage:
  • "Assume that everything you read on Legacy Media about ICE Immigration is a lie..."
    — Crowder (13:33)
  • "The only reason this happened is because they circulated a picture of a five year old boy that made everybody go, 'Oh, what a cute little kid.'"
    — Gerald (24:44)
• On Demographic Replacement:
  • "To be clear, you are being replaced in this country... demographics have shifted and people feel like they are a stranger in their own neighborhood. And the left likes that."
    — Crowder (27:13)
• On European Crime:
  • "18% [foreigners] commit 63% of all sexual offenses. Not every person, not every culture is the same."
    — Crowder (41:14)
  • "If that kind of stuff happened in the United States, there would be riots the likes of which we have not seen since the revolution."
    — Gerald (42:27)
• On Political Motivation:
  • "Who's their base? Billionaires and non contributing zeroes. They want more of those."
    — Crowder (44:22)
• On Comedy’s Political Evolution (Bill Burr):
  • "He is the caricature that he hated for 15 years."
    — Crowder (56:58)
• On Birthrates and Policy:
  • "Why does every left-wing policy end up harming those born here? ... Because they're not going to vote for you."
    — Crowder (51:38)
• On Demographic Homogeneity and Public Safety:
  • "Look at Iceland. Safest country in the world to visit in 2025. Population 80% native..."
    — Crowder (45:31)
  • "The rest [of Martha's Vineyard] is help, by the way..."
    — Crowder (47:14)

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Timestamps for Important Segments

• Covid & Social Justice Activism: 06:18–11:41
• ICE, Media, and Immigration Policy: 13:33–26:58
• The Great Replacement Theory—Media Dismissal to Affirmation: 27:13–34:01
• European Demographics & Crime: 34:01–41:55
• Declining Birthrates & Policy Implications: 48:15–51:49
• Comedy’s Transformation (Bill Burr): 52:03–57:03
• Segment on Homogeneous Societies and Safety: 45:31–47:25
• Elite Hypocrisy (Martha’s Vineyard): 46:37–47:36

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Summary Flow

The episode begins with tongue-in-cheek banter and a recurring theme of mocking both "woke" ideology and mainstream news reporting. Crowder’s central thesis is that demographic change via immigration is both acknowledged and encouraged by today’s left for political gain, at the expense of social cohesion and the economic prospects of natives. The team critiques activists tying unrelated left-wing causes together, critiques government and judiciary responses to border crises, and takes aim at what they see as media manipulation of public sentiment. This is interwoven with a spirited critique of the comedy industry's leftward drift, personified by Bill Burr, and a defense of restrictive, assimilationist immigration policy as the only means to preserve American cultural and economic health.

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Tone and Style Notes

The show’s tone is edgily comedic, combative, and irreverent, freely mixing earnest policy argument, gallows humor, and character-driven banter. Crowder and his co-hosts employ exaggeration, sarcasm, and "devil’s advocate" scenarios throughout, with regular callbacks to pop culture and inside jokes for regular listeners. The style is fast-paced and heavily intertextual, with references to news, politics, and entertainment sometimes blending into one another.

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For listeners seeking a deeper dive:
All claims and data references are said to be posted in the episode’s show notes for verification. The conversation continues in the Mug Club bonus segment, with further content about awards shows and elite media events.

Transcript

[Mackenzie]

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[Dan Bongino]

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[D Day]

My girl likes it.

[Dan Bongino]

Whoa.

[D Day]

Yo, what up, fam? It's your boy, D Day. AK dcd letting y' all know I've been working on a new project here. I got it all, y'.

[Dan Bongino]

All.

[D Day]

I'm collabing with a dope DJ with a fat beat, backup singers for the hook dancers for the video, and we're Gonna film it all right here in my crib so y' all can see how I be living.

[Bill Burr]

You're filming what here?

[D Day]

Dad, I told you a hundred times. My music video. You said you and moms is gonna be out this weekend. Looking for a new Shai's lounge for my studio.

[Bill Burr]

Studio? You need my home office. What you need to do is call American Financing like I told you to get your own place.

[D Day]

Dad, I told you mortgage rates is too high right now. But once my DJ pays off his Subaru, we're gonna put a down payment.

[Dan Bongino]

Down on a condo. Dj?

[Bill Burr]

You mean your cousin Daniel? What's your band called? Double D's. Darryl and the Douche?

[D Day]

Dad, I told you, my name is D Day. Now, how many times I gotta tell you? And you know that cousin goes by a new name of last name King.

[Guest Speaker (Activist/Commentator)]

Ya, Mom.

[D Day]

First name Ibifa.

[Dan Bongino]

Hey.

[Bill Burr]

Get your butt in here right now.

[Dan Bongino]

I'm sorry.

[D Day]

I didn't mean it.

[Bill Burr]

That's your grandmother, you sick bat.

[D Day]

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[Dan Bongino]

Glad to be with you. My question of the day, sir. I forgot to ask you earlier. Oh, I have to adjust my snare. My snare and my headphones. Which allegedly sort of based comedian has disappointed you most this last year? Because I know there have been. No, no, sir. Wouldn't be possible. The D days are worth it alone. My family watch it seven times. Because I've grown up with five of those guys. So let me know. And by the way, live show weekdays 11:00am that's the best way to stay in touch. Captain Morgan, CEO. How are you?

[Gerald]

I am doing well.

[Dan Bongino]

I just.

[Gerald]

I really. Quick correction, actually. Bongino didn't raid, so. Oh, okay, guys, for that, I don't know what happened. We'll get on that.

[Dan Bongino]

We'll, you know. He's finding a seal.

[Gerald]

Hey, I don't deserve an admonishment.

[Dan Bongino]

He's finding his sea legs. Obviously he wants. He wants those in the lineup in the Rumble to do well. And how are you doing? Good.

[Gerald]

I'm doing well though, otherwise.

[Dan Bongino]

Yeah. Is the whole family feeling better?

[Gerald]

Almost.

[Dan Bongino]

There's something going around. Is he okay? Yeah, he's up there.

[Gerald]

He's okay.

[Dan Bongino]

He's in the hospital.

[Gerald]

He was. He got out, you know, he's out.

[Dan Bongino]

What was he in for? Stuff.

[D Day]

Why Are you talking about like he's a prisoner?

[Dan Bongino]

Yeah. I don't know what's going on. What's he in for?

[D Day]

I don't want to talk about it. I think it's butt stuff.

[Gerald]

He was innocent.

[Dan Bongino]

Oh, that's fine. I wonder if he was actually sick. That's a little bit. That's a little bit harsh, but that's my dad. We all know that's the case. We don't say it out loud.

[D Day]

He's got a sick butt. Don't talk about it.

[Dan Bongino]

Saturday, February 14th. V Day with the D Day vibes at the Harvey Theater in Dallas, Texas. You know what? It is enough.

[Gerald]

That's enough for it at the theater, guys.

[Dan Bongino]

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[D Day]

Come on, now, dog.

[Dan Bongino]

Stop it. This isn't healthy. It brings a smile to my face, but it's a hate smile.

[Gerald]

Yeah, a little bit.

[D Day]

You know you like it, homie.

[Dan Bongino]

No, I don't. Yeah, you do. Maybe. Yeah, that's what's up. All right. Hey, do you remember. I don't know if you know this, but the. You know, you think of social justice, and you think it's about human rights, and you think it's about equality, you know, not getting hit with a fire hose and a German shepherd at a diner when you just want a slice of pie. No. The root of all true social justice is wearing a mask to prevent Covid.

[Guest Speaker (Activist/Commentator)]

If you care about abolishing ice, freeing Palestine, and fighting fascism, you should be wearing a mask right now. If you can. And if you felt a little bit of discomfort being called out like that and are about to scroll away, please stay here and sit in that discomfort, because it could literally save someone's patterns and stripes. Copa didn't magically disappear when your government lifted mandates, mind you. The same one that is taking away your civil rights and supporting multiple genocides with your tax dollars. They probably have just, like, a strawberry.

[Dan Bongino]

Pause, pause. Pause a second. Hold on. She's on the cold Covid thing. And by the way, that's incredibly disturbing that she's a grown woman with a room like that. I can't imagine a guy going home with her on a date.

[D Day]

What are you, strawberry fat cake not.

[Gerald]

Being worn as a skin suit the.

[Dan Bongino]

Next day, violating your civil rights. I mean, this is the one who would be on the side of an. Advocating lockdowns, right? And mandatory vaccine, passport, all that. Okay, I just want to make sure that I understand. Just because we're a little bit murky. On the whole civil rights, human rights territory. But let's go back to the joker.

[Guest Speaker (Activist/Commentator)]

They just decided that a lot of immunocompromised in other folks aren't worth the inconvenience of pausing the economy. And that is all. And the reality is Covid is still killing and disabling people every day. But yes, disease prevention promise every kind of justice and activism from the iof purposely blocking medical supplies from entering Gaza to spread Covid and other deadly illness to ice abducting your neighbors and packing them in overcrowded cages that increase the risk for disease to Covid disproportionately disabling and killing black, brown and trans folks because of systemic inequities.

[Dan Bongino]

Pause. Wait a second.

[Guest Speaker (Activist/Commentator)]

The second.

[Dan Bongino]

Did she say Covid? Wait, who? Who's deliberately killing brown and trans people?

[D Day]

The virus.

[Dan Bongino]

The virus.

[D Day]

The virus.

[Dan Bongino]

No, no, no.

[Gerald]

The systemic inequities.

[Dan Bongino]

The systemic ine.

[Gerald]

To kill more Brownet. That's the department of COVID Trans and trans.

[Dan Bongino]

How is there systemic inequity that is putting trans at greater risk of COVID Is she saying that all trans people are like, basically, they're retarded, they're disabled, they're infirm?

[Gerald]

Yeah.

[Dan Bongino]

Is that what she's saying?

[Gerald]

I think so.

[Dan Bongino]

That's what I think she's saying. She's like, hey, come on, we didn't say that. Come on, Covid. It's like cat. It's like catnip to these retards. Keep playing. I think I get it.

[Guest Speaker (Activist/Commentator)]

Immunocompromised folks as a form of socially accepted eugenics state sanctions.

[Dan Bongino]

Hold on. It's funny that she mentions eugenics. Like, I'm sure she's pro abortion. Right? I'm sure she's pro choice. Like, you know that. Does she know that that was actually based on Margaret Sanger, like, eugenics? And specifically because she actually did want to target black communities and eradicate them. And by the way, it kind of has been a holocaust against black babies because they're almost as likely to be aborted as born. Like, do you think she knows? Right, right. She's gonna get there. I know, I know. Keep playing. I know.

[Guest Speaker (Activist/Commentator)]

Including weaponizing disease and misinformation around it. If you care about any or all of these people, the simplest thing you can do is wear a well fitted and rated respirator in all public spaces. And guess what? It protects you too. And choosing to wear a respirator as an act of community care and fascist resistance when the government has decided any one of us Is disposable. We aren't.

[D Day]

The only time a mask was a tool against fascist. It was a fascist resistance was when they were wearing them in the gas chambers in Germany. Yeah.

[Dan Bongino]

And I don't think they gave.

[D Day]

They weren't allowed to wear them.

[Dan Bongino]

They were specifically banned.

[D Day]

Yeah, they were. They had a sign said no mask.

[Dan Bongino]

Yeah, that's. They were real sticklers for the enforcement.

[D Day]

And it said nine.

[Dan Bongino]

Yes. And someone's like. Is this like a. Like, it's not a guideline. It's a hard and fast rule. That's the whole key. By the way, do you think her contractors just kill themselves immediately after? Probably painting. She for sure did that herself.

[Gerald]

Yeah.

[Dan Bongino]

No.

[D Day]

Yeah.

[Dan Bongino]

That's a diy, I guarantee. Yeah. She didn't do that.

[D Day]

No, I can't. She can't pay for somebody to do that.

[Gerald]

She had an expansive pad. She must be successful fascism, I guess.

[D Day]

I think she sells respirators.

[Dan Bongino]

And this is the problem with not teaching people any fundamentals whatsoever. People need to take civics. They need to take civics. She doesn't understand what a civil right is. She doesn't understand what an inequity is. And this is also why I've said this, because a lot of people on the right saying inequity. Anyone who uses the term equity instead of equality, they are a wolf in sheep's clothing. You cannot have equity and equality. You have to pick one. Equal opportunity or insured outcomes. And this lady, what is she doing for them? I mean, does she think that she has a lot of black people tuning in, watching her in her Eloise pad? I don't think so.

[Gerald]

It's white women.

[D Day]

If she cared about equity, she would try to get these brown and black people into new homes, Right?

[Dan Bongino]

Yeah.

[D Day]

Quicker. So that they can make their payments and then eventually build some equity.

[Dan Bongino]

That would be a great. Was it E Network? What's the one where they do all the waterfront house hunting? The worst shows ever.

[D Day]

Oh.

[Dan Bongino]

Could you imagine if she showed up like, I'm here for this. Bang. No, I'd rather live in a dilapidated shack. No, look, of course, we get it. She's kooky, sure. But she does have a point about the virus and the disabled. Yeah, There's a start.

[Gerald]

Poor Chet just targets them.

[Dan Bongino]

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[Gerald]

White man overbite during Black history.

[Dan Bongino]

So here are some key facts that you may not know, because we always want to honor our black brethren here. Lonnie Johnson, a NASA engineer, invented the Super Soaker in 1990. Wow. Well, he's my favorite guy.

[D Day]

Thank you, Lonnie.

[Dan Bongino]

It was awesome. Black man. So see, they contribute.

[D Day]

They do like water.

[Dan Bongino]

20, 26 marks. Exactly 100 years since the creation of Negro History Week. And I can say it because that's what that was the precursor to Black History Month. And in the early 1970s, Jerry Lawson invented one of the first video games.

[D Day]

It was, to be clear, he invented the cartridge.

[Dan Bongino]

Yes, yes. It was, as they say, lit. This has been Black History Month facts. Okay, We're branching out. We got a.

[Gerald]

It was Black History Week and we got screwed. And take. It got taken to a month.

[Dan Bongino]

It's a month.

[Gerald]

No, I know it's a month. Now what I'm saying is I didn't.

[Dan Bongino]

Know it started as a week.

[Gerald]

And it was mission.

[Dan Bongino]

And I also.

[D Day]

Well, there's so much of the history. They. They can't fit it in seven days.

[Gerald]

Well, give it a try.

[Dan Bongino]

Five business days. No, also, it's fun. They get a shortened month. Except every four years and a slightly less short, but it's still short. It's still a shortish month. Speaking of a lot of black Giant.

[D Day]

Leap for black people, gang.

[Dan Bongino]

It's the extra day for reparation. All right, all right. Los Angeles. You guys been following Los Angeles. So look, here's what I want to. I want to preface this. If ever you're in doubt. And that's why we try and make the references available every single show. We don't try. We make references available every show. Go check them out. I encourage everyone else to do that. I tend to lean towards. If someone is not doing that, they don't want you to call them on their crap. They don't want you to be able to fact check them. But in the absence of that, sometimes, you know, story breaks and we're not here, or it takes a little while. I want you to assume that everything you read on Legacy Media about Ice Immigration is a lie. If you were a betting man or woman or zone or immunocompromised, that would be the safe bet. So let me give you some examples. So, for example, like, hey, if you take the vaccine, you can't contract the virus. Well, you can't. If you take it, you can't spread it. You can't transmit it. Oh, okay. You can't. Right? We just went through that. Okay? Now with ice, this is all peaceful. These people protesting. No, that's not true. Renee Goode was an innocent biostatist. Okay? That's not true. These people have no training. That's not true. Alex Preddy was there peacefully. That's not true. Right. Everything that you've. They've kidnapped a five year old. That's not true. They're just deporting innocent people. They're deporting American citizens. That's not true. It's not peaceful. They are deporting criminals. And a five year old was in no way abducted by ICE and used as bait. And so I want to prove to you the very first part with Los Angeles. You're going to watch and see what has been taking place in Los Angeles and, and then hear the mayor tell you the opposite of that. Here you go.

[D Day]

There's a bagpipe there. They're arresting the pedophiles.

[Gerald]

It's the laziest fleeing attempt I've ever seen.

[D Day]

You're gonna eat? That's your cure?

[Dan Bongino]

This is an American city, guys.

[D Day]

It's like Demolition man, right?

[Dan Bongino]

An American city.

[Bill Burr]

Well, I can tell you that the.

[Dan Bongino]

Situation is under control, but it is ongoing.

[D Day]

Which one is it?

[Dan Bongino]

There's your moment. Don't you remember? Fiery, but mostly peaceful. That became a meme. That was an actual thing. We streamed live that there. That wasn't us that happened. It's under control. As you watch what resembles Haiti on the screen, only it's Los Angeles. They have to lie to you. Look, people will mislead you. People will massage and tweak. The left has to lie to you to make a case. No one wants trans. We're not talking about sports with trans individuals. They are. No one wants to transition children. They do. No one is having abortions in the third trimester. 10 to 15,000 a year. No, governor is saying that we'll let the baby be born and then see what we do with it. If they survive an abortion. Yeah, we have the video footage. All of they lie about everything. Right there. It's under control. I should tell you, a previous governor wasn't so sure, everything is under control. No monsters. Monsters.

[Gerald]

Hey, at least he did screw their freedoms.

[Dan Bongino]

Yeah, Cookie time is over. Put that firework down, Get to the bear spray. What were you gonna say, Gerald? No, I said at least he did something. Yeah, you know, he did action there.

[Gerald]

Instead of saying, oh, everything's totally fine. I know the building's burning and it's got our name on it, but everything's cool.

[Dan Bongino]

That's the same one where they came. Boys have a penis, girls have a. Stop the hate speech. Yes.

[D Day]

Yeah, same movie.

[Dan Bongino]

11:00Am Eastern. That's the best way to. If you're watching a clip right now, just tune in. We do it every day, 11am Eastern. We still do this live. So last weekend there were like 300, by the way, over the course of the weekend, 300 anti ICE protests. Pretty much all of them were violent, just to be clear. And then maybe we'll tell you that they're all peaceful, you know. Same thing with the George Floyd riots. Billions of dollars in damages, thousands of casualties. Now this weekend, remember the five year old boy, Adrian Correjo Arias? Well, he was released from an ICE facility and of course the media wants to paint it a very specific way, if wholly inaccurate.

[Mackenzie]

And breaking tonight, a judge ordered the release of five year old Liam Canejo Ramos and his father from a detention center in Texas where they have been held since they were taken by federal agents from Minnesota last week. This comes after Texas Democrats demanded his release and visited Liam and his father. Here is how Congressman Wakan Castro described his condition while in custody.

[Dan Bongino]

His father said that Liam has been very depressed since he's been at Dilley, that he hasn't been eating well. His father said that Liam has been sleeping a lot, that he's been asking about his family, his mom and his classmates. Right? Yeah. And by the way, just to be clear, I was referencing the father's name. If I sounded like I was saying the five year old because sometimes my words don't work too good. It sucks.

[D Day]

He misses his mom. He could have been with his mom.

[Dan Bongino]

Yeah, yeah, he could have been with his mom. And you know, they talk about how depressed. Look, look, I'm sure that he misses his family, but that's because of his crappy father who fled and his mom by the way, who didn't want to take him because they wanted to use their child as a par. Those are bad people, those are bad parents. It's not those detaining the kid. They are doing everything they can to be as humane as possible and to actually help These kids as best they can. Just take a look at this. Look like a depressing asylum. What's up with all these books? Now of course I'm sure that kid would rather be curled up with some chocolate milk. Chocolate milk in his mom. Chocolate milk in a book. Chocolate milk. Milk in a book. Chocolate milk. Chocolate milk. Admonish this.

[D Day]

Chocolate milk and chocolate milk.

[Dan Bongino]

It's not as bad cuz my shirt is the same color so it's like I camouflage into. Oh sure, sure.

[D Day]

You're like an iguana. Don't fall.

[Dan Bongino]

Just all one big raspberry bush. Gloss over it.

[Gerald]

Just keep moving.

[Dan Bongino]

Liam, by the way, he would rather be, I'm sure, curled up with his mom. But she didn't want to take him because she wanted a photo op. Do you guys understand this? The system that is being created by the left, these people know how to abuse it. They're hoping they're banking on the fact that you will actually believe the lie from the left. Liam even got just the people a cruel tour of the cockpit. And if I were to try and do this, I'd be hit with the backside of an ax.

[Mackenzie]

Exclusive video from ABC News of 5 year old Liam Conejo Ramos in the.

[D Day]

Cockpit getting his DEI cockpit hirings are just out of control.

[Mackenzie]

In Minneapolis, a federal judge ordering the.

[D Day]

Grown man naked from a detention center.

[Gerald]

What was that?

[Dan Bongino]

Come on guys. Name that movie reference comment below for those who don't. So this begs the question, right? You're going. Hold on a second. Okay, he's with his dad, but his dad is being detained. Under what authority is he being released? Let's go through the actual legal sort of exercises that are taking place here. Well, it was a leftist Clinton appointed judge who is deciding to release illegals and gave an unhinged opinion citing Thomas Jefferson's grievances against the king. No idea how it's relevant. Included Bible verses and a picture of Liam. Not really sure what they were trying to communicate. The dated opinion is February 31, 2026.

[Gerald]

That's not even a real date.

[Dan Bongino]

I know. I mean technically it is. It just hasn't happened yet.

[Gerald]

No, there is no February.

[Dan Bongino]

Oh, that's right. You're right. I need to be admonishing. I was thinking. You're right. There is no. There is no February 31st. It's not a thing. I do not share that. I did not say that.

[D Day]

Yeah, but we can't see the word because of Steven's shirt. So you gotta get it.

[Dan Bongino]

I forgot about the leap year.

[Gerald]

Yeah, that's the reason.

[Dan Bongino]

And the judge, by the way, completely ignored. No matter how you feel the laws, a judge's job is to enforce the law and at most to interpret the law as it is originally intended. They are supposed to act as a safeguard for the law, kind of autonomously from this idea of us being a pure democracy. There are people who know the law and their job is to ensure that the law is practiced, administered fairly, objectively. The law requires civil detention for illegals claiming asylum. The judge called it a prison.

[Gerald]

Oh, come on.

[Dan Bongino]

That, yeah, there is, by the way. There is no credible asylum claim. There's no war in Ecuador. Okay, just so you know, right now, I mean, if they do, it's like, it's like the food fighting hook. Okay? It's not an actual war going on. There's no fleeing a persecutory government at this point, just a bad economy. A country being worse than the United States is not grounds for asylum. And the left should understand because they said that no country is worse off than the United States. All countries are equal. And so what happens now? Where does this lead us? Well, the judge's order created this habeas corpus petition for the man and his son. And that means the government now has to justify why they are detaining illegals. That's a problem. They're going to be staying here until this petition is resolved. And if the habeas petition is denied, then deportation can proceed. And of course all those things should take place because it's the law. And what purpose do checks and balances serve if some rogue judge can just say no? We actually don't have borders. We actually don't have an immigration process. What's the alternative? Someone's here illegally, Someone has been notified. Someone refused to collect $2,600 pass go and self deport.

[D Day]

How long?

[Dan Bongino]

You can't detain them. So what do you do? What do you do? According to this judge, Nothing. Just let him stay. This can't actually. This can't be a sustainable country. It's entirely based on feelings and it is completely devoid of any kind of law.

[Gerald]

Yeah, but the really important part here too is that this is why messaging and the PR around this matters a lot. The only reason this happened is because they circulated a picture of a five year old boy that made everybody go.

[Dan Bongino]

Oh, what a cute little kid.

[Gerald]

And of course we all even as fathers, right? We both were like, ah, you know, sucks for the kid, but he'll be fine. He's not like being tortured or anything. And man wouldn't it be great if the mom had opened the door or if the dad had done this the right way so that the kid wasn't involved in this? But is it now possible to just show a picture of a kid and get out of every crime you commit?

[Dan Bongino]

That is what the left believes. They go, look, they kidnapped the kid. No, the dad abandoned him. So he's in what, ISIS care. Okay, so now they're in a facility together. He's imprisoned. All right, then we'll separate them. What about the cages? There's, there's.

[D Day]

What about the other kids that are there? Well, there's no pictures of them, so.

[Gerald]

No, they're fine.

[Dan Bongino]

Right? You know, they don't exist. Screw them. Yeah, yeah. What do we just do if someone comes here illegally and they have a kid? Okay.

[D Day]

Oh, well, in that case, I didn't realize. Do whatever you want all the time.

[Dan Bongino]

Yeah, yeah, because we know that parents don't make mistakes. It's not like there are parents out there who use children for leverage as a custody system.

[D Day]

Now, how long can this habeas corpus petition last? I mean, what's the process?

[Dan Bongino]

Good question. We should ask George the Greek.

[D Day]

They're not citizens and they're not allowed to be here.

[Dan Bongino]

Right.

[Gerald]

Well, shoot.

[D Day]

Did they already leave?

[Dan Bongino]

Shoot. Yeah. Not to mention that a lot of people, they just don't show up for a lot of their court dates. That's kind of why we're in this predicament to begin with.

[Gerald]

Yeah.

[Dan Bongino]

So we have offered a multi point plan here as to what we do with illegal aliens and what we should do, by the way, with legal immigrants. The left has provided none other than let them stay in amnesty. And they have to say, okay, well let's make sure that there's also verification identification for Social Security for. No, no, no, we don't want that. Well, let's also make sure that these people. We're not even just talking about illegals. People who are suckling at the public teat that they can't buy soda. No, no, Aisha, everyone deserves a treat. Okay, so people should be able to come here illegally, stay indefinitely, receive the benefits and purchase Coca Cola on your dime. That's really the only. And anyone who is actually presenting a viable alternative, please, you are welcome to come on the show. I've noticed.

[D Day]

Heard one they also get special privileges to free health care that Americans don't get.

[Dan Bongino]

Right.

[D Day]

That's what I think personally.

[Dan Bongino]

Yes. Well, the good news is they do go to the emergency room and then file any name that you Want walk out. Just. It's what they call a write off.

[D Day]

That's a write off?

[Dan Bongino]

Yeah, write it off.

[Gerald]

Somebody pays, don't worry.

[Dan Bongino]

And this brings us to again, just assume they're lying. Remember the, the chant to the left is those on the right and Was it Agenda 21 are going, Ah, these are radical people on the right. They're peddling this idea of the Great Replacement Theory. And to be clear, you are being replaced in this country. People are being displaced in their native countries and it is exclusively white people. Now that's a fact. It doesn't mean that inherently one white person good, one brown or black person bad. But it does mean that people don't have a country to call their own. And people have noticed it and demographics have shifted and people feel like they are a stranger in their own neighborhood. And the left likes that. I don't know if you know the story the Tower of Babel, but you know, dysfunction, chaos is not good for society. It is good for the left if they want to hold on to power. Because the more dysfunctional, the more chaotic a society is, the more you have to rely on Big Brother and have daddy government to come in and save you. So you undoubtedly heard the left attacking those on the right for peddling the conspiracy theory of the Great Replacement. Only I'll get to now. Europeans are saying, yes, yes, that's what we meant and it's by design. But here's how they attacked you then simply put, it is a conspiracy that says there is a plot to diminish the influence of the white race through the immigration of black and brown people. But the broader problem of the Great Replacement Theory, like undermining pretty much the whole idea of America as a military. But what we see now we see other conspiracies that go back to Great Replacement Theory, right? That non citizens are voting in mass.

[D Day]

They can replace Larry David with black Larry David.

[Dan Bongino]

She's dressed like the mayor of Amity. This conspiracy theory has been a gateway to a deeper racism, a deeper anti Semitism, a deeper anger at perceived others. And I think it's absolutely dangerous. Let's also examine that at perceived others. Well, hold on a second. If you are, let's say in Iceland and you're Icelandic, someone comes in who is not. Yeah, they would check other on a box. Are you Icelandic or are you. No, are you Other? Other doesn't always mean bad. Do you want one or the other? Sometimes people choose the other. Sometimes people know what the other is and they choose the known entity. Sometimes that decision is not even predicated on race. It's just based on preference. These things used to be okay. Used to be okay to have preferences. Used to be okay to say I want my neighborhood to look like X. Used to be okay to say I pre the company of Y. In general. Speaking in generalities. Now. This even takes us to Wikipedia. They refer to the Great replacement theory as a quote debunked white nationalist far right conspiracy theory. All right? It has been debunked. It doesn't exist. It is just something that pervades the realms of the racist alt right, whatever you want to call them these days. Except this Spanish politician who is notably far left, Irene Monteiro just declared that replacement is in fact the goal. No word on the debunking yet. And of course we want them to vote. That is right. I do not like the white peoples in Spain because they do not play the basketball. And so we want to be surrounded by the blacks. The brown suffocated by the blacks.

[Gerald]

Okay, why did she say black, brown and Chinese? Those were the three things she mentioned.

[Dan Bongino]

That is because between my heart, there is no hate for the Chinese.

[Gerald]

Is that the only Asian peoples though?

[Dan Bongino]

I like their soups. Okay, fine, I get it.

[D Day]

I think that they're a little racist. Gerald. They thought that was her version of Chinaman.

[Dan Bongino]

Okay.

[D Day]

Or oriental.

[Dan Bongino]

I do not understand the problem with the Chinamen. They are from China. If they are men, they are Chinamen. This problem for you?

[D Day]

Yeah, but it's because they're from Korea.

[Dan Bongino]

Do not bring your racism around here. So this brings us to Spain last week. And the key there is vote. Key there is vote. Of course we want them to vote before. Let me ask you this. Are you a parent? How many kids do you have?

[D Day]

Okay.

[Dan Bongino]

You love your kids. I love my kids. My son actually this weekend showed me his new superpower. He can go pee. Stop and start peeing again. Whoa. He thinks it's pretty cool.

[D Day]

Can you teach me how to do that?

[Dan Bongino]

You're never too young to start working on those pelvic floor muscles. I've learned that because I'm due for an exam at that point. You love your kids. Should your kids be in charge of what you eat? Should your kids be in charge of the resources in the house? They don't contribute them. You love them, but you determine how it's going to be. You're infantilizing. Yes. If people are coming into a country and they are not contributing to the resources, and certainly not yet. If they are coming into a place with resources Guess what? Those who have generated the resources determine how they are spent, where they are allocated. That's not even a race thing. It's quite reasonable, this idea that people should be able to come in and vote. That would be the equivalent to you saying you take a step back and let your kids make every decision for the household. Why and where has that ever worked? This brings us back to Spain. Last week socialist government there approved a decree to naturalize 500,000 undocumented immigrants. I hope they're blacks. Cetrata bellatra mitacion urgente de un.

[D Day]

Aesthetics is hilarious.

[Dan Bongino]

Sure, but what if they are not compatible? What if cohesion isn't what transpires? What if we have seen that time and time again? What if now, in the 21st century, we've come to understand that borders exist specifically because nations have wanted to separate themselves from other nations with which they cannot be cohesive. For more proof, see the Chinaman and their giant ass wall. That's how much they hated the Mongolian and the Guardian article covering this story. It's just incredible if you read it. Like the stuff that they write with no self awareness. They wrote. This is someone who was being interviewed. I don't have my paper so I can't get a proper job. Said the Bangladeshi man who came to Spain 14 months ago and asked not to be named. I really worry about paying my rent and I'm also trying to support my wife and daughter who I left behind.

[D Day]

What a frickin loser. Dude, Bangladesh, you're a piece of shit. He's a piece of shit. There's a lot of.

[Dan Bongino]

But you know, they'll be fine. How about you don't leave them? How about you don't leave them without a plan? And we see that time and time again. Remember all of those Islamic military aged males who came as part of the refugees under Barack Obama?

[D Day]

Oh yeah, almost all of them, dude. Almost all of them. When I hear, every time I hear a story about an Afghan refugee, oh, he's a global war terror. And they got it. They got to escape the Taliban. Why'd they leave their whole family, right? Why'd they leave their children and their wives to the wrath of the Taliban if they're so scared of them?

[Gerald]

Exactly.

[D Day]

F them. F you.

[Dan Bongino]

No, well the only that's more proof actually that if that seems odd to you, like I can't believe leaving your family like that, that's why you can't be cohesive. See right away you understand you don't share the same values. You're from a Place where family, the central building block of our society, the unit is super important. That's not the case in many other countries. That alone means that that cultural fabric, it can never be sewn together. Do you understand that? The leader, by the way, of France's far left party, and I'm just going to keep saying far left because they say far right about everyone endorsed the idea, the plan, the agenda of replacement, Sell de la. And here's the problem with that Lilac. That's how it's been. That's how it's been since the beginning of time. People get replaced from other people. Nope, people get replaced once they're occupied by force. And that's why this is so weird. Because your opposition people say, well, we don't want to be replaced. Most people on the right, they don't want to have to occupy some place by force. But through policy, you are displacing your own citizens by force. This is not how it's been since the beginning of time. That's why we're at such an odd point in history. Also, objectively, how is that working out in France? Well, let's look at the numbers. Let's look at the tail of the tape. By the way, all references available link in the description. In Europe in general, the foreign population, it went in 1990 from about 6% more than doubled to 2014. 14%. We know that's much higher now, I'd be willing to wager it's actually probably about 20 way higher. Then you look at crime. From 2013 to 2023, rape is up 80%. Hey, they did it other way, Josh.

[Gerald]

Other way.

[D Day]

No, no, Europe. There it's like sexual freedom.

[Dan Bongino]

Well, I know, but you're gonna say, oh, this is, this is fear mongering. Not all foreigners are rapists. Well, no one's saying that. But it also affects you in other ways. For example, the unemployment, the youth unemployment rate in Europe is 15%. Yeah.

[Gerald]

Wait till you get to Spain.

[Dan Bongino]

United States is 10%. So we're better off because we aren't that far. We haven't gone around the bend yet, but if we do, that's what we'll see. And this is really important because you would see the left during COVID say, well, it's not just the United States, it's the whole world. Actually, we were better off than most of the world.

[Gerald]

Yes.

[Dan Bongino]

And actually our youth unemployment is nowhere near as bad as most of the rest of the world. And actually our crime and our rape rates have not gone up dramatically. Skyrocketed as we have seen with the rest of the world. And we don't want to follow suit. So we want to deport illegal aliens. We want to make sure that this is a culture of Americans for Americans. And if you think it's racist, let's just change it to this. The American worker, the taxpayer. That eliminates all racial components but it kind of takes care of it. Both legal and illegal immigrants, both native born citizens and not this country should be for those who work, who contribute and provide. I don't care if you're making 30, 40, $50,000 a year. You're making 30, 40, $50000 a year. If you are working in this country, if you're contributing, if you're a law abiding citizen, you pay your taxes, you are American. If you don't meet that criteria, you're not. Even if you were born here and you're not contributing, you are harming your fellow taxpayer. If you are breaking the law, if you're committing violent crimes, if you have gone a decade as a grown adult without contributing to this country, don't pay taxes, you are less American. Aren't we all the same? No, we're not. Let me tell you how we're not the same. And sometimes we take this for granted and that's or we look past it because you are more right leaning, you're conservative and you assume that everyone else may have the same mindset. You get up, let's say 5, 6, 7 o', clock, you go to work for most of the day, you punch a clock or you run a business, you come home, spend time with your family, ask your kids about what went on at school that day, kiss your wife, plan for the next day, go through a budget. Tax season rolls around, what service are you going to use? Okay, that's your life plan for a vacation, look through your mortgage. What can you afford as far as a car? You have a lot of people in this country who do none of those things. They wake up and go, I'll do whatever, I guess. And they still collect a check. You are not the same. They are not as American as you. That's my opinion. And we need to start devising our policy to acknowledge that first step is dealing with illegal aliens and obviously clamping down on the H1B scam. Yeah, but this whole idea that we are all the same. No, we are not. We are not. You live a very, very different life from the voters who are courted by the Democrat party. Let's go to Spain specifically, see how it's working out for them. Their foreign population 1990 was 2.1%. By 2024 was 18 and a half percent. Wow. From 2019 to 2025 alone, rape rates tripled.

[D Day]

Sweet.

[Dan Bongino]

300% in one region. Is it Navarre? Navarre region. 63% of all sexual offenses committed by foreigners. Think about that. 18% commit 63% of all sexual offenses. Not every person, not every culture is the same. Two thirds of all new jobs that are created go to foreigners. The youth unemployment rate in Spain, sorry, is 26%. 26%. You have places like Japan, by the way, that ensure Japan remains for the Japanese people and they don't face the same kinds of problems. Why is it okay when they do it? Why is it not okay?

[Gerald]

If you do think about this 26% youth unemployment rate, how do you in Spain tell your youth you have a future in this country when 2/3 of all new jobs go to foreigners and you're actually trying to make it easier for them to become part of your society, vote and change your society. How do you not have a revolution in Spain against this kind of stuff? 26% unchoice. Yeah, exactly.

[D Day]

You can go to Bangladesh if you want.

[Dan Bongino]

You can go to their countries now, they might kill you, but that is your choice.

[Gerald]

It's unbelievable to me. If that kind of stuff happened in the United States, there would be riots the likes of which we have not seen since the revolution. It just would not happen.

[Dan Bongino]

And you know what?

[D Day]

That's what it would take, honestly. I mean, these young people out here that are protesting all these deportations and ice and how it's evil and how we should be deporting anybody. Well, you can't get a job, you can't make money, you can't feed yourself. Yeah, let's not get ourselves. They don't have families.

[Dan Bongino]

Right.

[D Day]

You can't feed yourself, then you're gonna be pissed.

[Gerald]

Let's let all these people vote.

[Dan Bongino]

By the way, this is why I'm thrilled that Donald Trump is taking it to Europe at large. Hard. He should. We don't want to be like Europe. We don't want this to happen here on our shores. And you know what? You can see with the left because with Joe Biden, all job growth, it went exclusively to foreigners where Americans hemorrhaged jobs. Native born Americans that switched immediately. Within the first year of Trump's presidency, I think it was like plus 1 million or plus 3 million foreign jobs, minus 1 million. Then it switched to plus 3 million, minus 1 million. I'm going by rote. But I'm pretty close on those numbers. That tells you what is happening by design. The left here wants us to be like Europe. And at a certain point we're kind of saying the same thing. And what I mean by that is Europe is saying, yeah, we need to replace people here and we actually should encourage people migrating here and we should create jobs for them and we shouldn't be a homogenous society and we need to be more diverse. And you know what? Yeah, it's gonna come with some growing pains, but it's for the greater good. And we go, you know, I don't know if you're trying to destroy a society by skyrocketing the youth unemployment rate, sexual offenses, importing third world migrants who don't share your values and replace people of your country so that it's unrecognizable. I don't know if it's by design, but you're cratering your economy. You're obviously harming people. As we look at the crime statistics, you've changed the culture forever. I don't know if you're doing it by design. I guess it's just a happy accident. And the left here in the United States is saying, hey, bring that happy accident over here. And just like those in Europe, of course we want them to vote. The left here saying, of course we want them to vote. So we're saying the same thing. The left is just saying, hey, it's worth it. And we're saying we think it's not worth it. We think, you know, it's not worth it. It's just worth it for you. The only benefactor is the left, is the Democrat Party, is the elites in Europe. The people don't benefit at all. Businesses don't benefit. The mom sending her kid to school doesn't benefit. The only person who benefits here in the United States by granting amnesty and having illegal aliens become an entire class of voters is the left is the Democrat Party. Who's their base? Billionaires and non contributing zeroes. They want more of those. And here's the other why the left needs again chaos. Because a homogenous society like it leads to order. And you can see at states that we have 50 different experiments with our states and we can see the results. And you can look to places in Europe. Look at Iceland. Okay, Iceland. Safest country in the world to visit in 2025. I hope I'm pronouncing it right. Reykjavik.

[Gerald]

Reykjavik.

[Dan Bongino]

Reykjavik.

[Gerald]

Reykwavik.

[Dan Bongino]

2025. Reykjavik named the safest city in the world to visit population 80% native. And then like, their biggest minority is 7% Polish, which basically.

[Gerald]

Be able to see the difference.

[Dan Bongino]

You wouldn't be able to tell the difference.

[D Day]

Well, yeah, they're loud and troublemakers.

[Dan Bongino]

They are. Yeah. I don't like the jokes about them.

[D Day]

No, they hate them here in movie theaters.

[Dan Bongino]

Look at Taipei. A metro of 7 million people ranks as one of the safest cities out there. If you look at most of the worldwide safety standards, it's the safest city for digital nomads. It's the world's second safest place.

[Gerald]

Hell does that mean?

[Dan Bongino]

I don't know. It's the world's second safest place for women to explore at night. The population in Taiwan, 95% Han Chinese, 95%. And if you want to take that stateside, just look at Martha's Vineyard. They're notorious for trying to preserve the demographics there. But it's not racist. It's just because, you know, it's tradition and it's okay when the elites with super expensive homes maintain it.

[D Day]

Five brown people GTFO.

[Dan Bongino]

We don't have the services to take care of 50 immigrants. And we certainly don't have housing. We're in a housing crisis as we are on this island, but not a spare bedroom crisis.

[Gerald]

They got a lot of those.

[Dan Bongino]

Got a lot of those.

[D Day]

Housing crisis.

[Dan Bongino]

But you guys take them into your area.

[Gerald]

Yeah, Put them on the military base. They'll be better cared for there. Not Martha's Vineyard houses. We don't have enough good stuff.

[Dan Bongino]

Yeah, just like Cape Cod. Hey, we want. We want wind turbines. And Ted Kennedy said, oh, my God. Not. Not off my Cape Cod home.

[Gerald]

Where the wind blows.

[Dan Bongino]

That's an eyesore. Where am I going to drown my bitches?

[Gerald]

Where's my oil?

[Dan Bongino]

Population in Martha's Vineyard is 81% Caucasian. And the rest is help, by the.

[D Day]

Way, just to be clear, I think Spike Lee's there.

[Dan Bongino]

Yeah, he might be.

[Gerald]

There's a couple.

[Dan Bongino]

There aren't a ton of taqueras. And Martha's Vineyard, you guessed it, still regarded as one of the safest cities in America. Oh, wow.

[D Day]

Wait a second.

[Dan Bongino]

There are always exceptions.

[Gerald]

What's for lunch?

[Dan Bongino]

But that doesn't disprove the rule.

[D Day]

How long do you think before the Spanish start making a mass exodus to South America? They speak the same language. Real estate is cheap. Looks like American intervention is making it a little better.

[Dan Bongino]

Yeah, last time they did that, it resulted in quite a bit of conflict. They should have, like, what are you doing? You cannot be kicking the heads of babies as a soccer ball.

[D Day]

They don't do that in most of those countries anymore. Anymore.

[Dan Bongino]

They don't do it because the Spanish told them to stop.

[D Day]

Yeah, I said most, I didn't say all.

[Dan Bongino]

We are going to make a new program. There will be no more killing babies and throwing their heart off pyramids. Instead you will profess Jesus Christ and you will be Christian. And I'm like, okay, all right, that's fine. You guys have fixed that. Go boom.

[D Day]

I think that that's my, that's my bold theory of the day. If I had to pick one, which I don't, it's that Europe's going to move to South America.

[Dan Bongino]

Well, wouldn't be the first time. And this is again, we're saying the same thing. For the longest time, we're going, hey, you know, we're not earth worshipping Gaia cultists. We want the earth to be populated by people. Go be fruitful and multiply. And the left was saying, no climate change. Who can bring children into a world like this? It was a campaign overpopulation that was the problem. And now everyone realizes, oh, we have the opposite. So we said, we think that's by design and you want to replace folks. And they said, this is by design and we kind of want to replace folks. Okay, are we better off or worse off? If you look at the birth rates across the western and the Asian world, they're not good. The replacement rate is about 2.1, 2.2, depending on who you ask. In Spain, it's 1.1, Italy, 1.1, Germany 1.3, France, 1.5, Japan, 1.2. Korea, 0.7. That's not even. That's just like, that's not. They're missing a head.

[D Day]

Ah, geez, they gotta be having some sex over there.

[Gerald]

You will cease to exist as a culture with those numbers.

[Dan Bongino]

Right?

[Gerald]

Cease to exist.

[Dan Bongino]

But here's the thing. Native born citizens, especially if you have a household in this country of people who were born in this country, I know people will try and tell you, oh no, we want to online, shut up. If you come from a family where 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 generations were born in the States, okay, you have a mom, you have a dad, and they are functioning members of society. Maybe it's a one income household, maybe it's a two income household. Someone in your house works and pays taxes and you come from a long line of people born in this country. If you're a betting man, you're going to be conservative. Do you know that? And so the left said, no, no, no, stop having babies. Right? Let's bring in people who, if you're a betting man, won't be conservative, won't be pro America. They will be socialists, they will be Islamists. They will support as many freebies as possible, come in and vote in their interest at the expense of the country. Hey, maybe it's a happy accident. But why does the left across Europe and certainly in the United States, why every time, if there could be a policy that would simply engineer society as to what is best for American working citizens, why do they go the other way? It's not like the left has a problem with engineering societies. C Covid. C. Single payer health care. They have no problem with that. So there's no moral qualm there. So then why every time, if you're enacting policy, does it end up on the side of the ledger that harms those born here? Oh, that's right. If someone is here, if someone is independent, if someone is part of a functioning family unit of Americans, they're not going to vote for you. This isn't that hard to figure out. Otherwise, there's no other through line with the left to understand why their policy is what it is. It will. Even if you don't believe all that, you look at the numbers and you go, oh, this is going to destroy society. That's it. It's that simple. Okay. All right, we want to move on to the next. Speaking of overpopulation. Oh, that's right. Here, hold on, Jill, you know, give him the plug for Mug Club because my. I got to take.

[Gerald]

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[Dan Bongino]

All right. Us.

[Gerald]

Otherwise Stephen will kill me.

[Dan Bongino]

So this, this next thing we were talking about, overpopulation, you know. You know, someone who parroted this quite a bit for a while was Bill Burr. Now with the whole cruise ships. Yeah. Solve this problem, cuz no one wants to acknowledge that half of you have to like walk off into the ocean. Right? That's what he would say. Yeah, he had a whole bit about.

[D Day]

Cruise ships and how people who like cruise ships should drown in them because.

[Dan Bongino]

He believed in overpowering surplus population. Yeah. So here's the thing with a lot of these podcast bros. And I know Bill Burr isn't necessarily. But I'll sort of tie it all together. Bill Burr, at one point, the arguably greatest stand up comedian walking this planet. A lot of people aren't thrilled with him now, and I get it. There are a lot of artists out there who, the minute they become successful, people turn on them and they say that they're a sellout. That's not always the case. You have plenty of comedians who don't do that. For example, Louis CK People still really like him. Shane Gillis would be an example, of course, Nick DePaolo. But Bill Burr, it's not that his views have adapted. It's not that in the face of new information, okay, he's moderated some views or he leans a different way. There's a very big difference between that, which is natural, which is healthy, and a complete 180 to where your perspective as an artist is completely unrecognizable. And it's exacerbated by the fact that he tries to act and convince people that he was always like this. So this is, I think, the problem that Bill Burr is facing. All the things that he's saying now could quite literally be material that he would have used in his dumb guy voice 15 years ago. And what I mean by that is he would create an antagonist voice to simply sort of straw man or to create, you know, a stereotype of someone who would say something dumb. He's saying those things now. Here's a clip of what I'm talking about for those of you who. Who aren't fans.

[Bill Burr]

That's how it goes down. It's not just some guy just standing up. There's Negroes in the pool. Do you approve of this? I work at the bank. Could I be fired immediately, please? I'm just saying, can you just make the, like, believable?

[Dan Bongino]

And by the way, that was a great bit. One of my favorites. Highly recommend it. Now let's go to Bill Burr today. And he starts really loathing his audience. I'll explain to you why. Here he is defending his performance in Saudi Arabia when they had that comedy festival and there was some backlash, and everybody's just regular.

[Bill Burr]

They're dressed different, but they're regular. Like people just shooting the, hey, how you doing? You know, welcome. We're say, hey, we know. We're happy to be here. And we're driving around, and then I'm just, like, going, like, thought this place was going to be, like, really tense. And I'm thinking, like, is that a Starbucks next to a Pete's Coffee next to a Burger King next to a McDonald's next to a Pizza Hut.

[Dan Bongino]

Next.

[Bill Burr]

To a Dunkin Donuts? Next to a Krispy Kreme, next to the food court, next to, to a kfc, next to a Chili's.

[Dan Bongino]

Think of the difference. He was a guy who was never obviously right leaning, but would speak truth to power and certainly speak out against the elites. And that's what he says. Now you could go back in 2008 and picture bill Burr saying, like, look, these people write these rich comics. Go into fucking Saudi Arabia. Like no one's talking about the fact they're beheading journalists, Starbucks and a Burger King. Go fuck yourself. You found the, the food court. Let's do another one.

[Gerald]

I would have liked that bit, by the way.

[Dan Bongino]

Let's do another one. Elon Musk being a Nazi. Just picture 2008 Bill Burr saying what he's saying now in his dumb guy voice.

[Bill Burr]

That idiot Elon Musk. Oh, that guy. Like he's going to. Evidently is a Nazi. Like, I just refuse to believe that it was an accidental two time Sig Heil, right?

[Dan Bongino]

Like all these people protesting in the streets, white women who are as privileged. Elon Musk. Everything's Hitler, like behind every room. Go fuck yourself, you privileged pussy. Right, dude, how about this one where now he's in the whole mode of happy wife, happy life. It's almost like it's antithetical to the Persona of Bill Burr. Fifteen years ago, I get along great with my wife.

[Bill Burr]

Now I just, basically, I just, I don't die on every hill. Now I just go, all right, you know, even if it makes no sense to me, I just think, like, you know what? It's, it's just gonna be an argument. I'm gonna, I'm gonna give in and then we're gonna do this dumb anyway, so why not just act like I want to do it, you know? And it keeps the peace. I slowly die inside.

[Dan Bongino]

His material about not wanting to get married was specifically to avoid becoming that guy.

[D Day]

But to be fair, I think that interview there was after his wife wrote and directed and starred in a film where she was having sex with a big black guy. With a big black.

[Dan Bongino]

Yeah, look. Whoa. Why don't I get married, right? Sign a contract, dude. Sign a contract so that some, some woman could put me in a basement apartment. I could be one of those guys. Happy wife, happy life. She'll be banging some black guy in a movie that she writes, saying she's expressing herself. Think I want to become that dude? No. Yeah. I hate my life now. I get to do whatever I want, spend my own money. Can you take my wallet Maybe we'll have sex with me later. It's fucking pathetic, dude. That's why. It's not because Bill Burry evolved. It's not because he's matured. He is the caricature that he hated for 15 years. And that brings me to how long until you think these next folks do the same thing? The podcast comedy bro thing, right? The puritanical, hey, we're stand ups, we're in the club. And then, hey, well, we're anti woke until all of a sudden, maybe we've sort of squeezed as much out of this market as we can and now it's time to sound like the leftists we hate. There's a difference, right? Wrong. And there's a difference between, like, respecting and honoring the Constitution, the backbone of our country. And then completely shredding it. And, and this is completely shredding it. And now they're realizing that people have noticed it and now they're trying to backtrack it. But also, what we've seen ICE doing, like entering homes without warrants. You're not, like, arresting people. It is unconstitutional. I look at, you know, showing up to a high school graduation and deporting someone's father. I go, this seems to a lot of people to be inhumane. The front of the D of that Homeland Security video, it's on the White House thing. It's on everything. It's, it's everywhere. And the first 10 seconds of it are me, right? Like, I don't have anything to do with this shit. And why is the government even making these? I don't know. But that's where we're at in the world. People are entitled, obviously, to have their opinions and to change them. But that begs what changed? Why the disconnect? I think people are catching onto this. No, no. I voted for deportations. That's why Donald Trump has a mandate. That's why he won the swing states by a bigger margin than he had in 2016. And I don't think that it's wrong for ICE to deport illegal aliens. Why are these people surprised? And why do they have Donald Trump on their shows in a lot of cases? Why were they able to curry favor? You go back to Bill Burr. Well, no, I understand where he was coming from. He talked about the Bilderberg groups and the Rockefellers and the gold standard, how money's being printed and how it, How. Right, like, basically it's just vaporware now. Someone just prints some more so they can have a, a fourth yacht. Why did that all go away? Why did it all disappear? You're still an acid tongued comic. Why no critical thought applied to the elites in power Now I'm not getting an answer as to why outside of metrics and algorithms on social media. And I'm hoping that we look back on this era and remember, okay, some people were allowed in the folder. We thought they were amongst us. And by the way, this could be aside separate from people being funny. I find people funny with whom I have disagreements on virtually everything. But that's not what we're talking about. We're talking about in some cases people who sort of have held themselves out as ambassadors as a vanguard and now it seems like they're doing the bidding of the people we fought against. I think there's a big difference. I think people know it, I think people are concerned about it and I think in this ever shifting media landscape, it's very important that we all be vigilant. But if some of them are asking for answers, they'll just chalk it up to haters. Now, it's a pretty tough sell. To the people who bought your tickets, to the people who filled up your theaters, in some cases arenas, to the people who bought products from the sponsors of your podcast to see you turn on them. That's a tough sell. Which brings us to, by the way, the Grammys, speaking of the elites and this week's entertainment minute. And I can promise you that we're not going anywhere. I've been here before. There was an opportunity to grift with a blue bed sheet and there was no money. And I'll be here long after. On that, you have my word, you can support us. Join Rumble Premium. Mug Club is Rumble Premium. Rumble Premium is Mug Club. You can click that button. Continue with us for another whole 45 minutes or hour of the show ad free and get 100% more show or don't. And we're going to send you to Tim Pool so you can still watch that free. But over the weekend thinking, I guess, that they're still as relevant as they once were the Grammys decided to do. A lot of people don't think that the Grammys are like they be, but it do.

[Guest Speaker (Activist/Commentator)]

As grateful as I feel, I honestly don't feel like I need to say anything.

[Dan Bongino]

But then don't.

[Guest Speaker (Activist/Commentator)]

That.