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Patrick Bet-David
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Adam Sosnick
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Patrick Bet-David
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Adam Sosnick
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Patrick Bet-David
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Adam Sosnick
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Patrick Bet-David
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Adam Sosnick
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Patrick Bet-David
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Tom Ellsworth
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Patrick Bet-David
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Tom Ellsworth
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Patrick Bet-David
Okay, we are back. Episode 5, 502 today we didn't do one. We're not doing one tomorrow morning because we're doing election night tomorrow night. By the way, I don't know if you know or not, the fighter jets that are going to be on our headquarters are flying in. Rob, if you got the highlight of them flying in. Literally.
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Adam Sosnick
They're literally flying.
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Patrick Bet-David
No, no, this is no joke. They're flying in and they send me a video. Go ahead, Rob, play the clip. They're flying in.
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Adam Sosnick
Oh my God.
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Patrick Bet-David
This is right now.
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Adam Sosnick
You almost hit the guy.
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Patrick Bet-David
Okay, they're gonna land missiles on there. They will be there tomorrow. We gotta make sure we're safe. They will be here. Tom. 7:00pm we start but people start showing up much earlier.
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Adam Sosnick
Is that.
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Tom Ellsworth
Can we show this video?
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Patrick Bet-David
Watch this one here. Look what this is looking like. Look what this is looking like.
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Tom Ellsworth
This is the new.
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Patrick Bet-David
That's where we'll be. Oh, from the VIP room at the top. Okay, we're almost there. Look at this. That's the 40 by 100 foot tents. The 40, that's Natalia by 110. Okay, so you'll see out here, the jets will be over there. And then if you come out, the super VIPs. This is where a lot of you will be having cigars out here, hanging out. Vinny's probably gonna have four or five.
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Adam Sosnick
Cigars, five or six in Miami.
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Patrick Bet-David
Bunch of people here right now. Wow. We are. We are less than. We are less. We are 24 hours, 2,000 people are.
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Tom Ellsworth
Going to be there in the whole camp.
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Adam Sosnick
That's why that pilot was texting and flying. That has to be illegal.
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Patrick Bet-David
Well, someone tried to pull them over, but it's tough to pull over people up. It's a very challenging thing to do. Anyways, gang, we got a lot of stuff we'll cover today, but obviously a lot of it will be left for tomorrow. It's going to be a lot of unique guests there with us tomorrow. Cannot wait for it. I know everybody watching this has a lot of options of where to tune in while they're watching it. Here's what I will tell you. We're going to make an argument for you to you tomorrow why there's only one place to tune into. It's called the BBD podcast. You'll see, you'll see when you watch it how different it's going to be. And moving forward, it'll be one of those things where you are going to decide to be with us every four years. If we do this for the next 40 years together. I'm 46. We're gonna do this 10 more times, nine more times we got left of doing this. And each time, it's going to get bigger and bigger and bigger. But we hope to see all of you guys there with us tomorrow night. At this point, every ticket tier sold out. Rob, we can't even sell tickets anymore. I think I just got a message right now saying they got to shut down the general side because people are still buying, even though it's been sold out for the last hour or so, but people are still buying tickets. And so I'm texting the guys to make sure they get that part knocked out of the way. But those of you guys that bought tickets, you guys, tomorrow night, let me give you some stories we're going to go through today. Here's some stories. Number one, Trump hit CBS with a $10 billion lawsuit over the deceptive Harris interview. And on top of that, yesterday, NBC had the audacity to have a surprise visit of SNL of Kamala Harris on snl. And then they did not give the equal time on the presidential election to Trump. And it was so embarrassing that they have to come back later on and give 90 seconds to Trump because FCC commissioner rips NBC over Harris's last minute. Can you imagine FCC commissioner, These are not Republican folks. FCC commissioner comes out and says, hey, hey, hey, what are you guys doing? You cannot be doing this. And they have to go out there and say, hey, Mr. President, you know, you, you got 90 seconds to also give your argument to the world. We thought we had a monopoly at NBC, but apparently there's certain thing called law and order. We try to not follow it, but I guess we have to because we also don't want a 10 billion dollar lawsuit that CBS got. So go ahead and say 90 seconds, whatever you'd like to say, sir, we love you. For the next 90 seconds. CNN climate reporter warns folks, brace for impact. If you're driving, please, I'm going to say it slowly. I don't want you to get nervous or concerned because this is NBC. CNN reporter, CNN climate reporter warns if Trump wins, it could affect life on Earth. But don't worry, Elon Musk is building something that's not on earth and some of you guys will have the ability to go buy something there. Can you imagine life on earth will be threatened by Trump getting elected? Oh, my God. There's got to be better ways of trying to scare the crap out of people. Trump open to the idea of RFK Jr. S anti water fluoride proposal doesn't rule out banning some vaccines. And when it comes down to vaccines, check this out. There's a state out there, this state they carry the most of, I think it's number one in license to carry this state called Idaho. You know what Idaho just did? Idaho just made it illegal to take the vaccines. Health department in Idaho reportedly becomes first state and nation to ban vaccines. Weird Idaho. So Idaho may have a, who knows, a couple million people may be moving to Idaho. By the way, LeBron James made a statement with Jennifer Lopez crying cardi B because the teleprompter wasn't working. She needed somebody to run up with an iPhone because she didn't know what to say. Tim Waltz is on stage giving a motivational speech and he refers to Elon Musk. This is not a joke. You're going to see this video. He calls Elon Musk that gay guy. Half a second after he said that gay guy. You know, his campaign claims he misspoke. He called him that gay guy. I didn't misspeak last week when I made it clear here I would never judge Adam, but he was judging that gay guy. See the difference?
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Adam Sosnick
See that?
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Patrick Bet-David
There's this, this concept of they claim they're for the LGBTQ people, and then they use it as a slur, like it's a joke.
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Adam Sosnick
Hypocrites.
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Patrick Bet-David
We say it's open. Do your thing.
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Adam Sosnick
Nobody judges. Whatever.
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Patrick Bet-David
It's not one of those things unless you judge them. Yeah, yeah, but not up in here, Tom. Not up in here. Okay. All right, Rogan stumps. Senator Fetterman. Folks, you have to watch this video. Someone is moving illegal immigrants to swing states, and Democrats want them to vote to the point where a Chinese student who is not a US Citizen in Michigan, apparently. Rob, if you can verify this, goes out there and votes after she votes she was not a US Citizen, people are like, wait a minute. How the hell were you able to do it? Well, there's nothing we can do to remove her vote now. Tom's going to give us an update on what's going on in different states, the swing states. Elon Musk, by the way. Swing states. Like, were they swingers when they said it was calm? Swing states. Elon Musk. Spending zillions. Why Bernie Sanders wants to overturn Citizens United. He's not happy about that bill. Ma warns that Biden's garbage comments is a bigger gaffe than people think. Deplorables times 10. And that's him saying it. Mark Cuban, folks, was asked by the Kamala Harris campaign to sit this one out, bro. It's a little too much, you getting up there saying what you're saying about women. You cross the line. It was so bad that Danica Patrick had to come out and say a few words, and then he had to himself come out and apologize. And then Donald Trump tees off on Mark Cuban with an epic golf insult. We'll show that to you. Fifteen attorney generals call for national ban on price gouging. Here we go. They want to control the market. By the way, Peanut the squirrel. This is not just any squirrel, guys. He's got a ton of followers. Beloved pet, an Internet sensation euthanized after being seized by New York state. If you know the story, you know the story. Mark Benioff has ideas of selling Time magazine to Greek media giant Antenna Group, Time magazine. And wait till you see how much subscribership they lost when he bought it. That 4 million. You have to see this number. There's an insane debate that took place, and you got to see this one by this U.S. nSA's wealthy wife roasted by Republican candidate in broken English. Vinny, show those to us. We have to share with you. For some of you guys, I want you to think about how much cash you have in your Bank. I, I want to kind of excite you a little bit. Say you got $50,000 on the bank. You're like, I'm doing pretty good. Maybe you got a half a million. Maybe you got a million in a bank. There's this guy named Warren Buffett who runs this company called Berkshire Hathaway. You know how much he has in a bank? Not a billion, not 10 billion, not 100 billion. They got $325 billion of cash just sitting around, just sitting there. You know, they can buy probably Guatemala if they wanted to, but you might like a small little country. They can buy it and call it Buffett County. They call it love it, you know, what do you call it? Buffet Buffett instead of Guatemala. It's Buffettalo or something like that, but. And nothing against Guatemala. Mario's from Guatemala. I've been to Tikala, I've been to Puerto Barrios. But this guy apparently wants to buy Guatemala. Who knows? Amazon employees send angry letters on return to office. Policy management stands firm. Young doctors, everybody that's listening to the young Doogie Howsers. Young doctors want work, life, balance. Older doctors say that's not the job. Go home. MSNBC wants to sell msnbc. Their parent company Comcast, is thinking about selling them off. Yankees got some problems they're dealing with. We don't want to talk about that. Record number of wealthy Americans are seeking to flee the country. We'll talk about that. And there's a bunch of things going on where the Fed is sitting there saying how come all these lower end rates, you know, is doing nothing. The rate cuts, is doing nothing to mortgage rates. We'll talk about that as well. Now, before we get started, Veterans Day is around the corner next week. Folks, one thing I do want to tell you about what we're doing next week. Obviously on this podcast here, I was in 101st Airborne Division. Vinnie was in the Air Force. He was the airman of the Year out of all their Air Force soldiers that he was the airman of the year. We have limited edition armed forces shirt gear for you that says, you know, different kinds. One says, we support the armed forces. Wood dog tags on the bottom. We have different colors, jackets, shirts. We have the new valuetainment dog tack. We even have angry Patriot dog tag. Rob, if you can show the angry Patriot dog. That's incredible quality of this United States veteran, proud to have served. If you serve. This is the shirt to wear on the back of it. It's got the valuetainment logo with future looks bright we also got sweaters there. This is limited. We didn't order a lot because of vets, but you know how we feel about you and we have a big veteran community. Anybody that places any order doesn't matter if you just buy the dog tag or sweater or a shirt, we're going to throw in a Veterans Day gift of the mugs. That's for the first hundred people that placed the order. If you're a vet or if you know somebody in your family that's a veteran, next week is Veterans Day. Get some gear. It'll take three days to get to you. So you can sport this next week. God bless to everybody. You can go to VT Merch for that. Having said that, let's get into the stories. Rob, you know which story I want to start off with? I love it when I see, you know, tweet comes out about Mark Cuban being asked to step aside. Right. Don't do anything, don't say anything anymore. And I think I've even retweeted the tweet. If you can go undermine, keep going lower, lower, lower. I asked him. He usually responds. Mark and I will have exchanges together. It's friendly. Obviously we're not on the same page, but he'll respond. This one here. I asked him, is this true? He never responded to it. Wall Street Silver posted this. The Kamala Harris campaign has told Mark Cuban to stop doing interviews on behalf of the campaign. If you go to the bottom, I think this thing got like a couple million 2.2 million views. People wondering what happened there. Never got a. Then a tweet comes out. Rob, if you want to play the clip with his apology. No, the tweet. No, not the clip. Just the tweet with the apology. And we can go to Danica Patrick's video. When I said this during the interview, I didn't get it out exactly the way I thought I did. So I apologize to anyone who felt slighted or upset by my response. As I said, it wasn't about Trump voters, supporters or employees, current or former. And I set myself up for the 6 second soundbite. No excuses. Can nail every interview. My skin is thick enough. What bothers me, though, is that so many of the comments or media in support of or against me has some level of insult attached to it. Not just here, but everywhere. I'm not blaming anyone. We are where we are. Here is hoping that changes at least a little bit in a week. In the spirit of joy, I have to add that all the AI memes of me with the long care cracks me up. So there is a positive good. So then he posts this out, trying to be positive about it. Good for him. And then Danica Patrick. Rob, I don't know if you have that clip or not. She responds, because, you know, Mark Cuban said there are no strong women around Trump circle. I think that's the words, right, what he said. Yeah. Here's Danica Patrick in a sport where she does the opposite of what the left supports, which on one end, allowing men to go compete against women. You know what Danica does say, I'm gonna flip it on you men. I'm going to come and compete with you in your sport. What are you talking about, Danica? Only men race in nascar, not me. I'm going to come and compete with you guys. Oh, this is just a show. You'll never make it. And she did, and she was formidable racing amongst these guys. Danica Patrick. And here's what the great Danica Patrick had to say. Danica, please tell us what you're thinking. Go ahead, Rob.
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Vinnie Fisher
So I saw that Mark Cuban went on the View, the gift that just keeps on giving, and said that Donald Trump does not like to have strong and intelligent women around him and that they intimidate him. First off, that's obviously wildly unintelligent. And second, as my own, just anecdotal story. When I met him last week in Vegas at the rally for the first time, he said, we need to get you a job. So am I not strong and intelligent.
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Patrick Bet-David
By the way? Very subtle. Nice, respectful, gentle, kind. Tom, how do you process this with the comments he made? Are you someone that says, well, listen, he had a brain fart moment. He screwed up. You got to let it go. And, you know. Or is this one of those moments where you can't say something like that?
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Rob
There are some things that are hard to walk back because it wasn't a slip of the tongue. It was a statement. And the statement wasn't like getting your facts wrong or, you know, getting a number incorrect. Oh, there hasn't been more than 2 million immigrants come across this year. Whoops, there's five and a half or whatever it is.
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Patrick Bet-David
Sure.
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Rob
It's not like a slip. It was a statement. And it was. More importantly, it was his statement while he was out as a proxy campaigning for Kamala Harris. And it was a anti Trump statement. And what's really interesting, you know, after all this, he gets asked or told, just like Joe Biden, you know, can. Can you just not say anything? And so he comes out with an apology, trying to turn the amazing heat down. Because, remember, the heat went all the way to the campaign. Wait a minute. This guy has been out there saying these things. He's a proxy. You know what he's doing, you know, the media appointments he's making. You see what's going on here. And so the apology seemed. First of all, that's not the way Mark talks. You read the apology. It was pretty expansive. Was it good to put the apology out?
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Patrick Bet-David
Yes.
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Rob
Is it good to put a complete apology out? Yes. But it really felt forced, especially with all the other comments that came out that said, yeah, he had a little bit.
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Patrick Bet-David
What do you think?
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Rob
A little bit of a phone call with the campaign. And they were like, dude, knock it off.
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Patrick Bet-David
I got you. Adam, what do you think?
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Tom Ellsworth
Well, you know, last episode we discussed the strong women that are around Trump. We talked about Laura Trump and basically she's leading the RNC now. Alina Haba, Hope Hicks. The list goes on. Here's Danica Patrick. But there is a divide amongst women. We've highlighted this before. Married women with kids are breaking towards Trump. Single, obviously left leaning liberal women, no kids. Cat ladies are breaking towards. And there's a bigger story here, I think, than just when Mark Cuban sort of word vomited out this perspective on Trump, which he quickly walked back and Trump basically was like, he's a lightweight, doesn't know anything. To hear Trump's response to him.
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Patrick Bet-David
Yeah.
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Tom Ellsworth
Which you can show. But there's a bigger story here. You know, every election there's some sort of divide. There's the education divide, there's a racial divide, there's a diploma divide. There's a city versus rural divide. There's a legal versus illegal immigrant divide. Who's voting. By far and away, the biggest divide going on right now is the gender divide. This is the largest gender gap in the history of elections the United States. Trump is up 18 with men. Kamala is up 16 with women. It's the largest ever. So whatever happens in this election, and I tend to think Trump is going to win this, there is going to need to be a reckoning between men and women, because we are better together, we are stronger together. We do need to encourage people to have families and have kids and have babies. Yes. And it seems to be. What's so funny, baby?
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Patrick Bet-David
I just love the way you're sounding. You're unified now. You sound very sweet, very kind. Well, you know, it sounds like a man that, you know, wants to get married and have a wife and kids. I mean, I Just, I got emotional. Just listen to you for a second. That laugh was me hiding my soft side, and I just didn't want to reveal it. It's like, no, okay.
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Rob
Hey, Adam, you're right. Here's the reading my notes.
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Tom Ellsworth
But here's the reality. And you know, I don't care if I get shit from this. Men and women are operating on a different timeframe. If you're 44 years old and you're a woman, I'm sorry to tell you, your time's done, honey. I'm not saying you can't be successful. I'm not saying you can't have an amazing life. I'm not saying you're still not beautiful. I'm just saying there's a very, very high likelihood you're probably not able to have kids if that's what you want for men, your time clock is a little bit different.
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Patrick Bet-David
So are you really going through this story? I got it. Tell me, like, what do you think about this? I'm not asking for seven minutes explanation.
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Tom Ellsworth
It would have been two minutes if certain people didn't cut me off.
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Patrick Bet-David
I'm going to do it to you because I'm trying to see. Do you think this here, do you think this is that big of a deal, Adam, where Mark is doing this, do you think it's something that he can recover from this? Do you think people move on?
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Tom Ellsworth
I don't give two shits about Mark Cuban. What I care about is men and women in this interaction. This is the biggest gender gap we've ever had in the history in the country, and we shouldn't just gloss over it like Mark Cuban put his foot in his mouth again. There's a major issue in this country right now between men and women.
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Patrick Bet-David
Show us stickers. Pull up that data.
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Tom Ellsworth
Show the sticker that I sent you. Did you see it? There's women going around. Have you seen these things? Women going around encouraging other women to lie to their husbands. Don't tell your husband that you're going to vote for Kamala. Have you seen this? There's a girlfriend of mine that she went around, she said there was a bathroom. Stickers were all over the bathroom. It's on the text. Women were putting stickers over there, encouraging women.
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Adam Sosnick
Don't.
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Tom Ellsworth
You can lie to your boyfriend. Text rob, lie to your boyfriend, lie to your husband. It's okay. You've seen ads for this. This is an actual theme that is happening. And women. Here's the sticker right here. What does it say is when doesn't.
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Patrick Bet-David
Need to know here.
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Tom Ellsworth
Your husband and Huffer doesn't need to know. You voted for Kamala Harris. Pass it on. Save women's rights. So here's what's going on.
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Patrick Bet-David
By the way, she said that's your handwriting.
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Adam Sosnick
That's you.
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Tom Ellsworth
That's true.
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Patrick Bet-David
That's your handwriting.
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Tom Ellsworth
I care about women. I care about women even they like it or not.
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Adam Sosnick
You don't.
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Patrick Bet-David
You guys just Write this like 10 minutes before the podcast to have content. Is this what.
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Tom Ellsworth
This is what women are putting.
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Rob
I have yellow. That's your purple.
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Tom Ellsworth
Abortion over the economy, Abortion over the border.
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Adam Sosnick
Abortion over everything path. Can I answer it really, really quick with the whole Mark Cuban thing?
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Rob
Okay, you have 11 time limit.
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Adam Sosnick
All right, Ready for this? This is how the left and he's one of them now. You want to jump into that circle, Mark Cuban. That's how they feel about us, Tom. Trump supporters are Nazis. We're deplorables. And this is how they think about women. It's always that side, Tom. They're always pointing the finger when it's always them. Okay, and this is, by the way, I'm so happy because now the Mark Cuban charade is over. Okay, I know the election is tomorrow, but that's two days that we don't have to hear nothing coming out of this.
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Patrick Bet-David
Was he a net positive or net negative initially?
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Adam Sosnick
He's a net positive because as you know, Pat, it's a group thinking it's. Yeah, yeah, billionaire. A billionaire's talking for us. And it backfired at the end. And I think we have to. It's not a huge deal, Pat, but let's hold these people's foot to the fire. Keep it in the fire.
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Patrick Bet-David
Who said Mark Cuban has said a lot of dumb things over his career? Was that Biden that said it? I think. Who is the one that said Mark Cuban has said a lot of dumb in his career?
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Adam Sosnick
I mean, he has. He's a flip flopper that just wants his image to stay relevant. And this is what happens when you have no substance.
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Patrick Bet-David
Chris Christie said that. So Chris Christie, who's an establishment rhino conservative guy, that's saying Mark Cuban has said a lot of dumb in his career before.
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Adam Sosnick
Hold his foot to the fire. You know what you effed up. Okay. And by the way, even in his apology, he's kind of like, well, I'm kind of going to blame you guys. No, no, you said it.
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Patrick Bet-David
Rob, what's this clip here? Is this Trump, President Trump reacting? Yes.
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Doug Emhoff
He called into Fox and Friends over the weekend where he was.
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Patrick Bet-David
Go for it.
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Rob
Hey, Pete.
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Brandon Carr
Well, I know very well he's a very insecure guy, can't hit a golf ball more than 50 yards, is weak physically and mentally, as far as I'm concerned. But I've known him for a long time. He would call me in the White House incessantly. And finally I just couldn't take his calls anymore. And then he went over to the other side and he's a guy that wants publicity. When he said that and, you know, he's totally retracted his statement. Like, you know, weak people always do. They retract their statements. But he was hit by some of the strongest. Not human beings, women. He was hit by the strongest people that it wasn't men, women, it was women. He was hit by women that make men look like babies. Because, you know, many of the women that I deal with and that I have and I could go over the list, but the list is long, including the fact that I happen to be married to a rather strong woman who just right now is the number one bestseller in the whole wide world.
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Patrick Bet-David
In her book, Melania Selling Me.
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Brandon Carr
No, I've surrounded myself with women. I've given women chances, too. I mean, I had Kellyanne as the head of my 2016 big victory. Susie Wiles is strong. You know, she's the daughter of Pat Summerall.
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Patrick Bet-David
Right.
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Brandon Carr
Good genetics there. And I have. Tremendously strong. In fact, I've been actually accused of the other. They said, couldn't it be like, couldn't you get women that aren't as strong.
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Patrick Bet-David
You can pause it right now.
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Tom Ellsworth
The strongest women.
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Patrick Bet-David
You can pause. Go ahead.
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Rob
There was one last thing that he said in there. He said, he says, you have to remember, and says, we have to. He had to go back and support the candidate he was forced to support. And Trump dropped that. And there have been other people talking about that, too, that said that maybe there was something that Cuban did or had been a part of and he was forced to support this candidate by proxy. I think there's also a bigger thing has to do with it. He's, you know, he can talk. You notice that Cuban doesn't say a lot about big pharmacy. He's trying to be.
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Patrick Bet-David
Can I tell you something? Can I tell you something? Go back to April or May of last year. Okay. If you go back to April or May of last year, that's when the election conversation started. Okay, Rob, if I'm not mistaken, if you can go to. If you can go to DeSantis book, I want to say it came out April of 2023. I may be wrong. Let me go to it. I had read the book and I talked about it. When did that book come out?
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Rob
February 20th.
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Patrick Bet-David
February 20th. So say March 1st is when the book came out. Right. And if you remember, what I said is, hey, why isn't he getting out there? Why isn't he talking about the book? The book is very complimentary about Trump. So my assessment was the fact that maybe this guy, you know, just, you know, he doesn't want people to read the book because it's too much of a pro Trump book, and it's not much of a pro Desantis book. Maybe that's what it was. And then a lot of the people in the marketplace, they're like, well, you know, it's Desantis, Desantis, Desantis. And I'm like, this guy's not the guy to be the president. Right. You have to wait four to eight years before you choose to run. Right. We got a lot of heat. No, you know, Trump doesn't. And by the way, again, if you can remember to go back 17 months ago, if you can remember to go back 17 months ago, 18 months ago, Vinny, I don't know if you remember 18 months ago, many people were off the Trump train. Trust me, everybody can act hard right now. A lot of people were off the Trump trade. A lot of people were on the Desantis train. Okay? A lot of people were. And it was. And, and by the way, some of the names, I will tell you guys off camera when we talk, I want to tell you one of the guys that we were at an event that he was even off the Trump train. It was uncomfortable even to be like, I'm close to. Well, you know, we'll do this. But you, if you're too close to Trump. We are a team. Desantis and all this other stuff. And then fast forward to what it becomes. Here's a problem with Cuban. Is he smart?
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Adam Sosnick
Yes.
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Patrick Bet-David
Yes. Is he successful?
- [26:20]
Adam Sosnick
Yes.
- [26:20]
Patrick Bet-David
Is he a good communicator? Yes. Is he formidable?
- [26:23]
Adam Sosnick
Yes.
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Patrick Bet-David
What's his problem?
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Adam Sosnick
Big mouth saying stuff.
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Patrick Bet-David
Big mouth is not the problem. Because Trump's a big mouth. No problem. It's not. It's actually. Think about it. See, think about this is your brother and you want to give him feedback. Think about this as your a person you love. What feedback would you give to him? And he really wants to receive it off camera. They know you'll never say anything. What is his biggest problem?
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Tom Ellsworth
He's in the wrong party.
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Patrick Bet-David
What is his biggest problem, the Democrats.
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Tom Ellsworth
Of the party of women.
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Adam Sosnick
Well, I think he's not genuine pbd. And the fact that he's like, you don't know where he is. One day he's over here.
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Patrick Bet-David
What do you call that? Is that grifter? What do you call that?
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Adam Sosnick
Oh, grifter. Or he's flip flopper. Flip flopper. But he's unoriginal. Like. Like you have to stay in your drawing. Like, once you're.
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Patrick Bet-David
What is called. Is it. So what is. Is that a flip flopper? Is that like what John Kerry did back in the days?
- [27:05]
Rob
Exactly.
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Patrick Bet-David
It's unattractive.
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Adam Sosnick
That's what I'm saying.
- [27:08]
Patrick Bet-David
It's unattractive. Take a damn stand and take the heat. Yeah, I get messages all the time. Oh, you know, we know who gave you the money and all this other stuff. Who gave me money? Oh, we know. Yeah, you. I'm totally comfortable you saying all this stuff, right? But sometimes you. You take a position, you're like, no, you don't want to help me. I'm going to go help him. Oh, you don't want to do this. I'm going to help him. Oh, you don't want to do this. I'm going. It's like. It's like an ex that goes hooks up with all your friends, bro, go do it. Yeah, those weren't friends in the first place. They're clowns and they think no one's going to find out. Of course they're going to find out. You just helped me identify who are the guys that I don't want to have in my life. Thank you for exposing three idiot friends that went and hooked up with a girl. That's exactly who you are. And then eventually, you know what the guy says? Dude, go sleep with everybody. I don't even. Show who you want to sleep with. No one cares. That's who he is. He's the ex that will hook up with your friends just to hurt your feelings. And he doesn't realize you've moved on. Yeah, and he loses. At the end of the day, unfortunately, to me, that is his DNA. He is so capable. But he screwed up with just going like this, like this, like this, like this, like this. And who you not defending now? It's a very disappointing situation because I love competition. You know what I love? I love a good fight. You know what happens when Conor didn't fight Mike Chandler? Why was I upset? I want to see a good fight. Do you want to see a good fight? When you saw that Yankees Lost four to one. Who the hell wants to watch a freaking game five, you want to watch a game seven. Except for the Dodger fans. I want to see a good fight. Fight, right, Tom, get out. But for the most part, go ahead.
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Adam Sosnick
So let me ask you a question back. Great analogy. He is that ex. But you're like, I'm totally over it. Yep, that's Tom Elite boy. How much do you think that just that solo, besides the flip flopping and the unoriginality, how much do you think that flip, that conversation, that statement about women would hurt his chances if he was good to run in 2028? That whole women are weak. And Adam, you always talk about that women, the voting block, the women are deciding. Do you think that right there, Pat ruins him for 2020?
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Patrick Bet-David
No, no, no, no. Listen, we have a short memory. People. People move very quickly. This is done by a couple days. Trust me, he's done. He's going to be doing other things. By the way, Kevin O'Leary is one of the biggest sounds right now. Given feedback on business, tariffs, all this stuff. Just nine months ago, he was trying to answer for FTX $15 million that he took. Nobody remembers it. Yeah, everyone forgot him. You move on. This is a very fast media day. We're living it with social media. No, no one is sitting there living that right now. Anyways, let's go to the next story. Here's the next story I want to get into. Okay, Rob, I don't know why. I like this clip a lot that Rob that Vinnie shared with us. Can you show this, this clip? Check this out, guys. Here's a U.S. nSA's wealthy wife is up there debating with this Asian lady. Okay? You have to hear her accent. How tough it is to understand. But she's. She reminds me of like a Malay, Javier Malay who actually believes in what she has to say. Vinnie showed this to me four hours ago. I said, we gotta show this on a podcast.
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Adam Sosnick
The female. I got you guys, the ladies. Lily. Lily Tang, okay? She's a congressional candidate for New Hampshire. She's going up against National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan's wife, Maggie Goodlander. And this Lily Tang. And Rob has this video for after this one. Pat, she's the one that went after David Hogg. She grew up in China. Her parents and everybody grew up under Mao's communist rule. She was longing for freedom. She fled at 23 to come here with $100 and a little English constitution book that sold her the dream. And this is her going up, up against Goodlander. Maggie.
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Patrick Bet-David
And hope for the best. Hope that the results will trickle down to hardworking people. I take a very different approach. I believe that the middle class deserves a tax cut. And I believe that we will do a lot for this country by ensuring that we don't continue this disastrous.
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Adam Sosnick
Here she comes.
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Patrick Bet-David
You are wealthy.
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Vinnie Fisher
You are worth 20 million to $30 million. How do you know about regular people suffering? Do you go shopping, go to Walmart, buy food? I talk to those people and you pretend to be renter in a few months ago mobile bank to run for this open with millions of dollars from Washington D.C. insiders and millions, millions dollars. I don't have money to run a TV ad and you pretend you are poor. Complaint rent is so high you couldn't save that apartment for other people to rent the next one. Just go back to your two million dollar home in Port Meat. Please don't say that because you do not understand regular people's concern. People cry in my arms on disruption.
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Tom Ellsworth
Can I say something first?
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Patrick Bet-David
Yeah.
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Tom Ellsworth
This is what I love about immigrants who come to this country legally, sometimes not even legally, how much they love and appreciate and value being an American. Because we start to see people on the far left who hate America, who are burning American flags, who are shouting death to America, who are pledging allegiance to ISIS or Hamas or Hezbollah, whoever it is. Meanwhile you have people that came here from Mao's China or Fidel Castro's Cuba or Maduro Venezuela. Have you seen videos of like the Vietnamese or the Koreans, like singing we love Donald Trump. Donald Trump. It's incredible. I don't know if you can find that.
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Patrick Bet-David
That was great.
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Tom Ellsworth
Thank you. Right there.
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Adam Sosnick
Great, great.
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Tom Ellsworth
Call the fcc. But the real the, the reality is when you've experienced the worst of the worst of communism, you ain't going back. And once it's almost like if they, they start to smell like here you some South Koreans, they. I don't like what's going on here. They smell the communism in the face of social Democrats or gays for Gaza, whatever it is. And they're like, no, we want no part of that here. Watch this video right here.
- [32:50]
Patrick Bet-David
We can't.
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Tom Ellsworth
There's music. Yeah, but play the video without music.
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Adam Sosnick
Adam. She says she fears that the country she loves, which is here, America. She has freaking kids, she's married to an American, that it's becoming the country that she left and that's why she's running for Congress. She talks about the majority of the chance to speak up and defend our country from the radical left and to keep the American dream alive for our children. And pbd, if you can. Rob, there's a video of her. David Hogg was at some, I don't know, I guess, university, Pat, and she nuked him, too. This is about guns and. Yeah, this is about guns. Go ahead.
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Vinnie Fisher
My name is Lily Tang Williams. Welcome to my live free old die state. Actually, I am a Chinese immigrant who survived communism and under Mao, you know, 40 million people were starving to death after he sold the communism to them. And 20 million people died, murdered, during his Cultural Revolution. So my question to you, David, is that, can you guarantee me a gun owner tonight? Our government in the U.S. in D.C. will never, never become a tyrannical government.
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Adam Sosnick
Watch ready?
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Vinnie Fisher
Can you guarantee that?
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J.D. Vance
To me, there's no way I can.
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Rob
Ever guarantee that any government will not be tyrannical.
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Vinnie Fisher
Well, then the debate on gun control is over, because I will never give up my guns. Never. And you should go to China to say how gun control works for dictatorship of ccp.
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Adam Sosnick
Wow, she's a G. Lily Tang. I love her. And that's the most American chick I've seen in a while. And she's running for Congress against that. Look at her. That's her.
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Patrick Bet-David
Perfect.
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Adam Sosnick
I mean, I love that.
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Tom Ellsworth
Here's a living example of someone born in Iran, made in America. It's always the immigrants who were forced to leave their homeland, who were basically uprooted left. Whether it's the Cultural Revolution, whether it's the Ayatollah revolution, whatever. They know what it's like to be oppressed. They know what tyranny looks like. They know what communist looks like. And they say, no mask.
- [34:54]
Adam Sosnick
We ain't going back. But you notice that it's always. It's here because we've never seen it. I mean, meaning the people that are just walking around, they have no idea. Then you have somebody there who understands and has seen it, and they're coming here and they're blowing the. They're like, yo, guys, we're giving you the warning. The same that's happened there. They're trying to do it to you here. But America's like, nah, it would never happen. They're trying to shut us up. They're trying to take our guns. They're trying to indoctrinate the kids, take this drug, take this vaccine. It's like, at what point are we going to say enough is enough of this bs And I'm happy, Tommy, that we have people like that that aren't from here, that are coming here, warning us and People aren't listening.
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Tom Ellsworth
Just hope she's not a spy. All right, I think the majority of.
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Rob
Americans are pretty damn soft. And what is happening here. Americans talk about persecution. I don't think Americans understand what persecution is. Most Americans don't understand that there are certain things that are annoying, certain things that are frustrating, certain things that really piss you off, like they're trying to sell trans, you know, indoctrination to your kids at their school. But we haven't entered. We haven't even got the first base on persecution. Americans are soft about it. But guess what? Conservative Americans are waking up because we can see it coming down the hall, and we can hear the footsteps. And so now people are speaking up. And God bless you, Lily Tang Williams, for what you're doing. Run. I hope you win that election. And I love what you do, love what you stand for, because you're sounding the alarm, because it's right down the hall, and soft Americans aren't waking up.
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Patrick Bet-David
Run, Forrest, run. That's all I'm saying. So keep at it. All right, so this next story here on what happened with CNN comes out of nowhere, and they're showing a clip of Kamala Harris. Very weird that CNN is doing. It's not this one, Rob. It's the other one. They're showing a clip that on one of the ads. It's showing. Rob, just go to my Twitter account. It's right there. One of the ads. This is it. There you go. One of the ads is showing the Harris administration talking very positively to the Muslim community. And the other one is an ad created targeting Jews. So this is. This is what you call an ultimate flip flopper. And Kamala Harris is doing that. And CNN is so worried that they may go out of business after, you know, election is over with. If Trump wins, they'll still be in business for another four years. But CNN needs to find a way to stay in business because they're just pretty much a institution that's supporting one side. They're so desperate and afraid of losing money because their salaries. Imagine they had a meeting and they're saying, guys, you keep bullshitting around like this and just selling your agenda constantly, I'm gonna have to lower your salary by 40%. Either be straight up or stop playing games. Well, what do you mean? Well, we're paying you this much. You're going to go to 2 million next year. No, no, no, no, no. I'll be fair with the American people if my salary stays the same. No shit, Sherlock. Do your job. Be fair. Right Play this clip. Rob, here's what happened. Take a look at this. Mixed messages. A K File investigation this hour finds Kamala Harris is targeting crucial battleground voters with vastly different messages on Gaza and Israel. This ad is running in Michigan, which has the largest Arab population in America.
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Vinnie Fisher
What has happened in Gaza over the past nine months is devastating. We cannot allow ourselves to become numb to the suffering. And I will not be silent.
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Patrick Bet-David
All right. Well, it's a very different story for an ad in Pennsylvania targeting Jewish voters.
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Vinnie Fisher
Let me be clear. I will always stand up for Israel's right to defend itself and I will always ensure Israel has the ability to defend itself. Because the people of Israel must never again face the horror that a terrorist organization called hamas caused on October 7th.
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Patrick Bet-David
Andrew Kaczynski is out front now. So, Andrew, those obviously do sound starkly different because they show something. Tell me more about what you found.
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Doug Emhoff
Yeah, that's right. And look, this really illustrates the sort of fine line that the Harris campaign is trying to walk here in the closing weeks, closing days of this campaign on the issue of Israel. Here you have two entirely different constituencies and they are getting two entirely different messages. There are often times these constituencies have very opposing views on this. If you are a Jewish person in Pennsylvania, you saw that ad that you're getting, you are getting that ad that talks about how strong she is in Israel. If you're a Muslim voter in Michigan, you are getting that ad on Facebook that's talking about how she won't be silent on the issue of Gaza. Now, what's really interesting here is that ad that we just played, the one that's going to Jewish voters in Pennsylvania. Now, it sort of sounds like those two clips of her talking about Israel are together, but they actually cut part of it out. Take a listen to what they cut.
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Vinnie Fisher
What has happened in Gaza over the past 10 months is devastating. President Biden and I are working to end this war such that Israel is secure, the hostages are released, the suffering in Gaza ends, and the Palestinian people can realize their right to dignity, security, freedom and self determination.
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Doug Emhoff
And you've seen too that she.
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Patrick Bet-David
Okay, you can pause the radio, by the way, do you think like something like this, for whatever percentage of the Muslim vote and whatever percentage of the Jewish vote, what percentage of the Muslim and the Jewish undecided voter looks at this and says, what are you doing? And I'm out at this point. Or nothing. Like, does it move 500 voters? Does it move 8,000 voters? Does it move 15,000 voters? Does it move 100,000 voters, how much does this move tomorrow?
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Rob
I think this. I think this moves, you know, and I thought about this over the weekend. I honestly think this can move, you know, a quarter to a third of a percent of voters. And I'll tell you why. Because it's duplicitous. It's trying to do both things. And an independent voter that maybe had decided they were going to lean Kamala, because, you know, all of the I'm not Trump kind of pulled him over the edge. Or all of the. Well, Trump assists in this. Pulled him over the edge because it wasn't policies. It is an absolute fact that policies are not pulling voters over to Kamala. It is the continual barrage of I'm not Trump, and it's a perception campaign. So I think this moves a few voters back who were those weak. Not weak people, but the independent voters that were not really sold on their position, their vote, but. Well, you know what? All right, I'm gonna. I'm gonna go. Kamala, here. There's a little sliver of those that I think. Pull back.
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Patrick Bet-David
I don't know how many.
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Rob
How many?
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Patrick Bet-David
Five hundred? A thousand, five thousand? How many?
- [42:00]
Rob
I think in the. In Pennsylvania, the Jewish voters. I. I think it moves about a half a percent of the Jewish voters.
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Patrick Bet-David
I guess the part. Again, we can do all of this with. Matt, how many total Jewish voters do we have in us? Rob, can you pull it up? Is it a total Jewish. Well, and I want to do Muslim total. Let's do the same with total Muslim voters in US. What is total Jewish voters in US? What's the number?
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Tom Ellsworth
7 million at the most.
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Patrick Bet-David
Okay. In here it says data from CAIR indicates that there's over two and a half million Muslim voters. Okay, two and a half million Muslim voters. Of the two and a half million Muslim or Jewish? Muslim. I'm looking at Muslim. He's looking at Jewish. Okay, two and a half million Muslim voters. Okay. How do Muslims vote? Democrat or Republican? I think it's a 65. If I'm not mistaken, it's a 6535. Okay. If you go to Pew Research, you would notice that. Well, that's 2017. Okay. What percentage. What percentage of. There you go, Rob, if you can pull that up, it's of 20. 20 Jewish adults. Okay, so right there, check this out. What SMS? I sent 85% of the voters upon. Okay, so 85% of 4.4 million, which is. What is that? About 3.6 million. So what's 44. 4.4 million. 4.4 times 85. So it's 3.3.74. So out of the 3.74 million, can you pull up what percentage of Jewish voters vote left versus right?
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Adam Sosnick
It's typically, if you have to guess.
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Tom Ellsworth
1/3, 2/3 Democrat, maybe.
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Patrick Bet-David
Maybe even higher. Yeah, maybe 70, 30. So for Muslims, you would see 62% are Democrats, 17% are Republicans. So let's actually do the math.
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Adam Sosnick
Okay.
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Patrick Bet-David
Okay. Two and a half million Muslim voters in here, 62% are Democrats, which is 1.55 million. Of the 2.5 million, okay, that's 62%, 17% are Republican. So 2.5 times 17%, you're looking at 425,000. How much have the Muslims moved to the right? What percentage of the 62% have gone? You think maybe they lost 5%? Maybe they lost 5%?
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Tom Ellsworth
I don't.
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Patrick Bet-David
Let's say.
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Tom Ellsworth
I don't think a ton.
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Patrick Bet-David
I'm saying 5%. That's 5%. What's 5% on 250? 2.5 million times 5%. You're looking at 125, 000 voters have moved. So of the 125000 that have moved, let's put it at 550. Okay. Total. And the rest is on the other side. So of the remaining, you know, whatever percentage that is left. Okay, 1.4 million. That's left. How many? The remaining 1.4 or the 21 that don't lean either side. That's 300,000. How many of them haven't voted yet? Okay, that's what you have to consider. How many of them haven't voted yet? Let's just say 50% hasn't voted yet. Would you say 50% hasn't voted yet?
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Rob
In most big states like this, where people are activated, and certainly activated in Pennsylvania because it's so important, it's yes or no, Tom.
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Patrick Bet-David
Is it 50?
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Tom Ellsworth
Here's the deal. 65 maximum. Okay.
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Patrick Bet-David
No, no, no.
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Tom Ellsworth
65% of voted early and an election day, 32% vote. So two thirds of people have already voted.
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Patrick Bet-David
They say so a third has not voted yet. Of the third that hasn't voted yet, of the 300,000 independent, no leaning voters, what percentage did this move? 1% is 3,000 people. Of the 3,000 people, then you have to ask yourself what percentage of the 3,000 people is in battleground states that matter?
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Adam Sosnick
That's a great question.
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Patrick Bet-David
Then you have to do the same with Jews. So does this really move anything? I don't think they're that scared of this. I think they're like, you know what, we can gaslight enough of them. They're going to vote for us anyways. They hate the other guy Trump. They're going to come for. That's how they it's almost an arrogant way of saying, you know what it's like. Let me tell you what it's like. It's an arrogant way of them saying, listen, even to those Muslims and Jews that we lose, the rest of you are going to be for us anyways. What do you have to say about it? Muslims and Jews, you got our back anyways because the other guy's the scary guy. Don't forget he's scary. He is very scary. Right. So we have you don't worry, you're not going anywhere. You think that's the approach they take, Tom? Do you think that's the approach they take or do they look, I think they're being blown.
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Tom Ellsworth
Are you saying this specific bro?
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Patrick Bet-David
This ad they did, they knew what they were doing. It's not like this is a mistake. This is not a mistake. They did this ad, known exactly what they were doing.
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Tom Ellsworth
So I don't think, I think many people have already made up their mind prior to them seeing this ad. It came out over the weekend, correct?
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Adam Sosnick
Well, Admiral, meaning clip exposing this so.
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Tom Ellsworth
I think many people already made up their mind.
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Patrick Bet-David
So I think but if you're saying that wait a minute. If you're saying many people have already made up their mind, if you think many people have made up their minds and why are you still running an ad? The only reason they're spending millions of dollars still for 72 hours running and ad is because they're still thinking I still got to get the undecided voter. So I don't think everybody has made up their mind. I think they're going after that 5 to 10% that is still undecided. But does that move the needle or are these guys that overly arrogant and confident to say we know what we're doing and you're still not going to do anything about it.
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Tom Ellsworth
So you are right that it is only probably 5%, maybe 10% that is undecided. The the hubris of the Kamala Harris campaign to run totally different ads in Michigan and in Pennsylvania. I mean we get it. The fact that it's CNN exposing them and not Fox and not basically a right wing media outlet is actually laughable. But here's the reality. I said this six months ago when everything was going on about Biden before Hamila Cara showed up is that no one can serve two masters. What's the famous quote from Matthew in the Bible where no one can serve two masters? Either will hate one and love the other. He will be devoted to one and despise the other. You cannot serve both God and money. So in this regard, Kamala has been pandering to the Muslims in Dearborn. She's also been pandering to the Jews in Philadelphia and Pennsylvania. But people have been exposed to this for too long. The Muslims for Trump in Dearborn, Michigan, last week. Did you see that one coming?
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Patrick Bet-David
Did you see the Somalia man?
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Tom Ellsworth
No.
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Patrick Bet-David
Rob, did you see the Somalia man video? Play the Somalia man video. Look how eloquently he speaks.
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Tom Ellsworth
Yeah.
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Patrick Bet-David
And look what he said. Rob, I think I send you the link. If you don't have it, I'll send it to you while I go to Tom. Real quick.
- [48:23]
Tom Ellsworth
Is this a small guy?
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Rob
The link you're about to see is a community leader, an established businessman was smiling.
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Patrick Bet-David
What do you want to say earlier?
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Adam Sosnick
And I like what you guys are talking about about the ad. I think it's more of the arrogance.
- [48:36]
Patrick Bet-David
That one right there.
- [48:37]
Adam Sosnick
They don't give a damn. But my thing is going back to what Adam said about, you know, he always says follow the money, follow the reasoning on why. Why would CNN even air something like that that would damage the Kamala Harris campaign this late in the game? Pat, do you think it's because they're trying to save face and show.
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Patrick Bet-David
Let me tell you what CNN is at, Vinnie. I'm telling you where CNN is at. They have lost so much credibility, Vinnie. Here's. Here's what takes place. Let me tell you how it is when, when, when I'm. And there's sales guys that are working the bonus system. And the company hasn't figured it out because sales knows how to do that, okay? And I've been on the sales side. I've been the sales leader, and I've been on the product side, and I've been the CEO. So I've been in all force. I know all the positions and the fears and insecurities and, you know, ways you try to take advantage of system. So all of a sudden, company is starting to kind of figure out something's going on here. There's these four markets that they're doing XYZ to manipulate the commission. Then those sales guys would meet up together and they would say, hey, we got to have a emergency meeting together. What's the meeting about? Company's about to change the comp plan and it's going to cost me 40% of my income. What do you mean, dude? I think I'm going to go from $700,000 to $400,000. Your income? Oh, shit. Yeah. My mortgage payment is 13 grand a month. My car payment alone have $4,000 of car payment. That's crazy. If they do that, oh, my God. What are we going to do now? They're gaming the system, of course. So then they have to be forced to go back to do actually the right thing for the client. Actually do annual reviews, actually pay attention to placement, actually pay attention to persistency, actually pay attention to documentation, a proper needs analysis. They go back to doing business the proper way. CNN mainstream media have been doing that and still getting paid and realizing it's not like I'm getting a demotion. They're still paying me a ton of money to do this. All of a sudden this year, these guys came and said, everybody's losing their salary. You ain't getting paid that kind of money anymore. Now they're having a meeting in freaking Hamptons. They're going to dinner together at the same restaurants in Greenwich. They're going to the same places on Long island having the drinks. The left, the right, everybody. And they're like, dude, man, I. I just went from 3 million to 1.2. You heard Johnny didn't make it. What are you talking about? Yeah, bro, he's gone. Are you serious? What's he going to do? I don't know, bro. I hope he saved his money. I don't think he did. His last divorce cost him $7 million. Oh, damn, I feel bad for that guy. That's what they're going through. So then CNN's going to say, MSNBC is going to say, man, you guys better go back to proper journalism or else this shit's not going to work. We're getting our asses handed to us. Look where, you know, Trump went to Rogan. 40 plus million views. Look what America is going towards. They're not coming to us. So I think these guys are forced to have to report on this. They don't have a choice. The leader at the top says, is that the right thing to do? Report on it. Do it. By the way, I'm going to transition to this next story and you'll see why.
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Adam Sosnick
You want to see this one, Pat? This guy.
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Patrick Bet-David
Oh, yes, Somalian guy.
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Adam Sosnick
Who's this guy?
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Patrick Bet-David
He's a community. He's a local leader. Rob, going to play this clip.
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Elon Musk
And the reason why is because he's A fighter. That's it. We like fighters. More importantly, the left left us. They left us. 33% of our kids are 30. Grade cannot read at grade level. We went from the 6th to what, 19. Now in Minnesota, education, I mean, we are failing in every standard. 8th graders, 60% cannot do math at grade level. These are our kids. We talk about economic conditions here. Our conditions is horrible. We can afford anything as working class and middle class people. Now, please understand this. We love our brothers and sisters who are Democrats, but you left us. And because the left left us. Join the right. Vote for Trump.
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Patrick Bet-David
Wow.
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Elon Musk
2024, vote for Joe Tureb. 2024, vote for Mazion Paul. 2024, vote for Tajuda in CD3. 2024 vote for Tom Emma, our lion, by the way.
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Patrick Bet-David
The left us, but left us.
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Adam Sosnick
That's a great.
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Patrick Bet-David
That's the quote for the, for the clip.
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Tom Ellsworth
I'm willing to.
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Adam Sosnick
Left us. Rob.
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Tom Ellsworth
I'm willing to bet that this guy is in what state?
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Adam Sosnick
Minnesota.
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Tom Ellsworth
Minnesota. Who's the congresswoman famous in Minnesota? Ilhan Omar.
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Adam Sosnick
Oh, yeah.
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Tom Ellsworth
Okay. She's from Somalia. You know what they call the little area in Minneapolis because I have family there? Little Mogadishu. That's the capital of Somalia. But it's not shocking that it's five dudes up on stage saying the left left us. We are Democrats. They're not women. On stage there again, gendered gender gap still pervasive even in Somalia. Little Mogadishu, Minnesota. He's basically saying, I can't condone.
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Patrick Bet-David
What do you think his religion is? That man's religion?
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Tom Ellsworth
He's probably Muslim.
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Patrick Bet-David
Okay. When it's Muslim, who speaks on behalf of the family? In the Muslim man who speaks, the.
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Tom Ellsworth
Men, typically the man.
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Patrick Bet-David
This is, this is a cultural. This is a culture. I get what you're saying.
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Tom Ellsworth
She's the most famous.
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Patrick Bet-David
She can be the most famous. But in that culture, you want to talk about like the man of the household in the Muslim community, bro, it's the man of the household.
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Tom Ellsworth
I fully understand that. But what I'm saying is I'd be.
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Patrick Bet-David
I'd be, you're making a way more.
- [53:58]
Tom Ellsworth
Impressed if a, if Muslim women came out and they were supporting Trump.
- [54:02]
Patrick Bet-David
Right.
- [54:02]
Tom Ellsworth
That would be compelling.
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Patrick Bet-David
I think, I think the argument you're making in today's podcast, the fact that the women vote, we have to pay attention to. You're right. All I'm asking is when they make a clip like that one day advertising to Muslims saying we're. This the other day advertising To Jews. Do they think they own the Jewish and the Muslim vote, that they're not going to leave them? You have to be so bold. That's not a blunder like Mark Cuban saying, hey, he doesn't have any strong woman around. That's not a blunder like Biden saying, hey, garbage supporters, Trump supporters. No, they spend millions on that ad knowing that's their job. These are not dummies. They're doing it thinking the voters are dummies, not them. That's how they're doing. What an arrogant position to insult two great communities, Jews and Muslims, okay, that are on one end. One, one end with Muslims. What community are they part of? You think they're part of this LGBTQ stuff? You think they're part of this transgender woman? You think they're part.
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Tom Ellsworth
No, but they do have the gays.
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Patrick Bet-David
For Gaza, you know, and then you got the other side with. So I don't, I don't know. I don't know what they're doing here with this side. But we're going to find out if it's going to work out or not. Next story I want to go through, which has to do with msnbc. So MSNBC is owned by Comcast. For some of you guys that are looking for a fire sale, MSNBC's parent Comcast is waiting to spin off declining cable networks, one of them being MSNBC. Look, by the way, Rob, can you go to MSNBC's YouTube channel? I want to show you guys something I saw last week. I'll read this while you just go to their YouTube channel. So Comcast president Mike Kavanaugh announced the company is considering a spin off its cable network, including msnbc, cnbc, Bravo E. To create a new, well capitalized company for shareholders that could better navigate the charging media landscape. However, NBCN streaming service Peacock would remain with Comcast, of course, because it's profitable. Comcast media business saw a 1.9 billion dollar revenue boost in the third quarter primarily from the Paris Olympics, with Peacock adding 3 million subscribers, reaching 36 million. Despite these gains, Comcast lost 365,000 cable TV subscribers. Those are two different games. Comcast, you're doing a good job wanting to sell these. Reflecting the industry wide shift away from traditional TV bundles. Tour stream. And the potential spin off reflects broader industry challenges as traditional pay TV subscriber loses losses hit a mind boggling 4 million in the first half of the year. Tom.
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Rob
Well, guess what? It's not Back to the Future. It's welcome to the future and the future. Is a very tough environment. So you've got MSNBC basically taking, you know, three dogs, and I don't know what to do with it. The dogs are msnbc, Bravo and E. When I say dogs, I'm speaking like Boston Consulting Group stars, question marks, dogs and cash cows. There's no discriminatory or disrespectful thing. But let's face it, msnbc, Bravo and E are dogs. Cnbc, there's something there that's the jewel of the pack because it's, you know, there's the Bloomberg network, but CNBC is relatively unassailed. What you have here is yesterday's distribution isn't working, and they've got some very unprofitable channels, and they want to unload him. To who? To who? Zaz, the nickname for the CEO of Warner Brothers Discovery, went to the Allen & Co. Conference in the spring and couldn't sell CNN. He wanted to sell CNN. He had problems with. They had the Cuomo controversy that they made, then they had the Don Lemon controversy, then they had declining ratings, then they had their own drama with. They were going to have to get rid of certain stars and cut salary. They couldn't sell it. And CNN is a jewel of a brand name, and they couldn't sell that. And so now MSNBC is trying to sell a bunch of junk that's not profitable to put into the streaming subscription, and they're losing. Think about that. Four million subscriber losses on pay TV subscriber, that's defined as cable and satellite. And there's only about 150 million homes, give or take, if you look at it, of 330 million Americans. So guess what? That's huge. That's huge. And it's been going on for a while, Same problem. And now what you have here is on the other side of it. At least you've got CNN trying. Pat was absolutely right. They're forced to be more balanced. They're forced to do it. And the person that does it was Aaron Burnett, who came from CNBC and was a morning business reporter that had a lot of spine, a lot of backbone, would ask CEOs good questions, and she had integrity, far as I could tell. Then she goes over to CNN with the producer in her ear, taking very liberal positions, some of them absolutely not. Not true. And so this is the problem that MSNBC has. They don't know what to do with this stuff. And by the way, do you think MSNBC can come back the way CNN is at least trying to show some balance?
- [59:04]
Tom Ellsworth
Do you Think it's possible is too far gone. They've gone too far.
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Adam Sosnick
I think all. Adam, but I think it's all of them, guys. And you made a great point, Pat. I think it's all of them. Because what do you say about bad policies? It's like, have consequences. All of these people, msnbc, cbs, all these people, CNN included. This is what you get for lying to us constantly, over and over being political. They're not political activists. They're political activists. They're not reporting what happened to the Tom Brokaws, where they would just go in there and they would say, what's happening? They'd give a little bit of an opinion, but they weren't pushing a narrative. You know what I mean? Tomorrow. And this is what happens.
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Rob
Even the Dan Rathers who you knew, he was a little bit liberal and I'm very liberal in his personal life, managed to keep it down the middle in the early part of his career and then went over the waterfall with everybody else.
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Adam Sosnick
Yes, exactly. That's what I'm saying. So good for that. And I'm sorry to say that's why places like valuetainment, Joe Rogan, podcast all these people. Because we're saying it as it is. We're not sitting there saying, no, I have yet to have anybody on this podcast, any of us say, make sure you vote for Trump. No, no. What have we said? Go and vote and vote for what you think is going to be the best thing for the country. We're not telling people what to do, unlike these people.
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Patrick Bet-David
Yeah.
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Tom Ellsworth
I was watching MSNBC the other day. I was watching the Rachel Maddow show, and she was talking about how basically Trump doesn't have any strong women around her. And I realized, oh, my God, that's Mark Cuban. That's not Rachel Maddow. What's going on right here. But all these companies are.
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Rob
Because of the guys.
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Tom Ellsworth
I couldn't tell. All these companies, you know, they're fighting for market. Market share, I would argue, is that a lot of them are fighting for survival. Everything has been disrupted in media because of digital. What we're doing here on podcast, what we're doing on YouTube, what we're doing basically on social media and online. And we've heard the mantra, cut the cord and basically get rid of cable. For years now people are doing it. PBD basically reiterated what he's been saying for quite a long time now on Pierce Morgan the other day when he basically said, there's only three things keeping cable afloat. Right. Which is boomers. Which, you know, love my mom, love my, you know, family. They hopefully they're with us for a much longer time, but it's probably only 20, 30 more years, and then they're done. Sports. And sports is basically moving to things like Hulu and Peacock and Amazon and other options out there. And then there's big pharma. B, what percentage of ads is on TV is big pharma? I think it's like 70% or something like that. Something crazy like that. So this, the media is going through disruption. And I wouldn't be shocked if some of these are basically sold off for pennies on the dollar.
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Patrick Bet-David
Well, check this out. While you're talking about that, Mark Benioff, there's one thing that I'm seeing with a pattern. Mark Benhoff in talks to sell Time magazine to Greek media giant Antenna Group. And this is Salesforce co founder. He's a billionaire. He's worth almost $11 billion. He's talking to this organization to want to sell time magazine for 150 million. According to CNBC, he originally bought it in 2018 for 190 million. At the time when he bought it, it had roughly 4 million subscribers. Okay, circulation was 4 million when he bought it at 190. Today it's at 1.6 million. If we just use the math based that, from 4 million to 1.6, that means it's worth somewhere around $80 million. Okay, I'm just doing 1.6 divided by 4 million. Right. And he recently expressed frustration over Time magazine inability to secure an interview with Vice President Kamala Harris. Tweeting. Despite multiple requests, Time has not been granted interview for Kamala Harris. This comes as Time faces continued financial challenges, including two consecutive years, not months, not quarters, but years of losses. So check this out. So one end. Comcast wants to drop msnbc. When is this story leaking? A day before election. Huh? Mark Benioff, a guy worth $11 billion, wants to sell Time magazine. When is this story dropping? A day before election. What's going to happen after election with Time magazine and msnbc? What will be the level of peak? You have to know for these guys that their game is politics. When is their peak right now? Is their peak anything after this? It drops off and the next peak will not happen for four more years. Midterms is not that big of a deal. It's a big deal, but not like the peak that this is going to have. And you have to realize, when is the next time you're going to have as entertaining of a presidential Candidate as Donald Trump, who never again, by the way. Name me anybody that wants to get into it. Even all the celebrities that want to get into it, they're not entertaining like Donald Trump. Right. Okay, so that means when you show the games when Michael used to play in the 90s and the most viewed NBA playoff games of all time, you know what you'll notice? It's the game against the, you know, Utah Jazz, you know, when Byron, Brian Russell, he shoves him with the left hand. Boom. 35.8 million or whatever. You're looking all the. 32 million, 34 million, 36 million. Michael leaves NBA never ever has had the same kind of viewership as it did when Michael was playing. This is very important to be thinking about. Rob, can you type in the most viewed NBA playoff games of all time? Look, have you ever seen this numbers or no? Okay. Most viewed NBI playoff games of all time. This is what's about to happen to cable. And I want you to rank them. Not even this one, Rob. All of them. All of them. Top 10. What's going to. Okay, obstacles. Go to whatever one. Rob, that's a list. Just pick on one of them. Just. Okay, zoom in a little bit. Let's see. Go back. Okay, so 2024, how many views? 10.9 million views. Dallas, Boston finals, 12.3 million views. Okay. Okay, that's, that's whatever that was. Go to the next one. 11 million. 11 million. 10 million. 13 million. Game five, you're go to the next one. 11, 11, 13, 14 million. Barely. Keep going. Look at this. 12.78 million. Last game, game one was 8 million. Keep going. No one cares. Look at this. Single digit. Keep going. Nobody gives a. Keep going. No one cares. Keep going. Keep going. The highest. Keep going.
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Tom Ellsworth
14.
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Patrick Bet-David
Right there. Go back up. No, no. 31 million in game seven. Right there. You know what that is? Look at the game right there. Golden state, Cleveland, when LeBron came back even with that, that's game seven against Golden State.
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Tom Ellsworth
What does that say?
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Patrick Bet-David
16, 31. 2 million. But watch this. That's what year? 2019. Keep going. Low, but prior to that, the biggest game was 20 million. Keep going. Keep going. Keep. Look at the numbers. Single digit. 16, 16. Keep going. Keep going. Keep. 24 million. Keep going. 28 million. Keep going. 14 million. Keep going. 17 million. Keep going. 6 million. Nobody gives a shit about calves and spurs. Keep going. 10 million. Nobody cares. 11 million. Nobody cares. Nobody cares. Keep going. Nobody cares. Single digit. Keep going. Nobody cares. Keep going. Nobody cares. Keep going. Nobody cares. Keep going. Nobody cares. Keep going. Am I sound like a broken record now? Watch this.
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Adam Sosnick
28 bulls.
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Patrick Bet-David
Watch this. 22.8. Go a little bit lower. Watch this. 35.89 million.
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Tom Ellsworth
Wow.
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Elon Musk
MJ.
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Patrick Bet-David
But look at the games from beginning, from game one. Game one is 27 million. 26, 25, 29, 30, 36.
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Tom Ellsworth
Must see, that's Michael.
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Patrick Bet-David
Keep going over. Keep going lower. Look at this. If Michael's in the finals. 25, 23, 21, 26, 30, 29. Keep going lower. Okay, keep going. Or look at this. Keep going, Lord. Keep going, Lord. Keep going. This is Michael era. That's what Michael retired at this time.
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Tom Ellsworth
Two years that he was playing baseball.
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Patrick Bet-David
But the point. What. What I'm trying to tell you is MSNBC is saying, time accident. What the hell are we doing post Trump? Yeah, it may be 20 years of dry.
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Tom Ellsworth
Great point.
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Patrick Bet-David
This is a real business we're talking about. How the hell we're going to make money. Hey, this is Time magazine. Imagine if you own Time magazine, right? Not today. And it's got to be owned by the right people. We would probably entertain buying it. Not at this number. We buy Time magazine, but we wouldn't buy that. The number they're asking, right? So you have to realize the reason why Comcast is selling, the reason why Mark Beniohoff is selling Time magazine is a headache to Mark Benhoff. MSNBC is a headache to Comcast. Comcast wants to go buy the next Chiefs Miami Dolphins game and pay $110 million and get 3 million subscribers from one video from one game. That's what they want. They don't want to deal with all this other headaches of MSNBC that brings them the most issues on a weekly basis. The board is sick of it. And a lot of these guys and gals who went to Columbia University and were told you are so special because you're so liberal and because you are so amazing in all the great stuff that you think you're doing. Market's telling you you're fired. You suck. The market is very cold sometimes, and some of these people have to find a different job. You know what's the hardest thing about podcasting? You got to do all this stuff yourself. Go ahead, buddy, do it. Go ahead and do it. Go ahead and spend the money and go. How much does AdSense make money at the beginning? Not a lot. So these guys are in a very strange time and they are selling at a time where they know what happens once. Once Michael retires, you're not going to have another entertaining Politicians are boring. You want to find another entertaining guy like this? No, that guy's not out there. He may not be there for the next 10 or 20 years. Most of them are very proper. Yes, I agree with what Tim Waltz has to say, and I agree with this person. And I agree with this. It's very. Maybe Vivek, but Vivek's never had a TV show. Vivek's never been a playboy. Vivek's never been in all these movies. Vivek. And by the way, as good as he is and as formidable as he is, this guy's a different league. Of course this guy's a different league. So that's the part where the market has to be ready for 20, 28 season. And what I said right now, it's not left, right, center. It's everybody. It's everybody. Watch. It's going to be interesting to see what Fox does post Trump, what everybody does post Trump. Can you hang? Are you that good? They can hang? Or is it all Trump, Trump, Trump, Trump, Trump, Trump, Trump, Trump. Okay, let's see how good you can be after Trump is gone. The market, all these guys that blew up during COVID creating content during YouTube. Let me tell you about the next. What was it every time that we're paying, what was the money? They were saying stimulus. Next. Stimulus, reaction. Next thing. Oh, my God. The guy's got 70, 000 people live watching him. Next. Stimulus. Next time. Let me tell you what's in this stimulus. Oh, my God. This guy just got a million subscribers in two months. Where are they today?
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Adam Sosnick
Gonzo.
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Patrick Bet-David
Because all they did is stimulus, reaction, stimulation. Where are a lot of people going to be after Trump? So a lot of, hey, hey, hey, listen, guys. Some of you that are listening, some of you guys that you, you got where you're at right now with Trump. If you want to stay at the top, leave or recreate yourself because market's going to expose you if you got nothing, including us, if, if, if we don't have anything else to be recreating ourselves around. Markets can, like, what else? What else you got? But that's not something that we sit here being worried about. But the market is scared shitless with what's coming next. Go ahead.
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Tom Ellsworth
Well, you know, some of the side conversations they're having at some of the most liberal outfits, maybe even at some of the conservative outlets, is I hate Trump. I hate. I hope he loses. It's like, you do realize that he makes us a lot of money over here and we get to keep our jobs and. No, but I hate Trump. He's the worst. He's a Nazi.
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Patrick Bet-David
Say that.
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Tom Ellsworth
I mean, ratings were double what they.
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Patrick Bet-David
Were before, so maybe we could keep.
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Tom Ellsworth
On for four years. Get him. No, but he's the worst. So they're. They're basically grappling between being a capitalist because they want to keep their paychecks, but being socialist and liberalist because they want to basically trash.
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Patrick Bet-David
You're right. You're. They can't do that too. I'll go to this next one here. Harris to make surprise appearance on snl. Okay. Saturday Night Live.
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Tom Ellsworth
She made it.
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Patrick Bet-David
Did you watch it?
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Tom Ellsworth
Oh, yeah.
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Patrick Bet-David
How was it? Did you guys watch it? Because I haven't watched it.
- [70:34]
Tom Ellsworth
She was hilarious.
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Patrick Bet-David
Can we play this, Rob, or no? I don't know if we can play this. Don't play. Don't play it, Rob. Don't play.
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Rob
You can just image play it if.
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Adam Sosnick
We talk and yeah, I'll give you some play by.
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Tom Ellsworth
But just go to when she's doing the mirror on the wall type of a thing.
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Patrick Bet-David
How far is it Just go to like the mirror.
- [70:51]
Adam Sosnick
So Joe Biden comes in. They're doing the Joe Biden part, and then she's like talking to herself.
- [70:54]
Patrick Bet-David
Last press play. Go ahead.
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Tom Ellsworth
It's actually a funny part when she's like, do I really laugh?
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Adam Sosnick
Listen for the audience as if Jesus Christ walked in. This is liberal heaven. Liberal heaven. A candidate that hasn't done for you. And they're applauding. They probably have signs that say clash.
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Patrick Bet-David
Okay, you can pause right there. By the way, isn't this the same thing as Jimmy Fallon and Trump did with the light bulbs on the side?
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Adam Sosnick
It's exactly the same thing. They stole it.
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Patrick Bet-David
Are you serious?
- [71:21]
Adam Sosnick
This is it.
- [71:22]
Patrick Bet-David
So they. So they pretty much stole it from. From Fallon.
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Tom Ellsworth
Yeah, they do this skit all the time.
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Patrick Bet-David
They've done this something.
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Tom Ellsworth
That's.
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Patrick Bet-David
Okay, let me just read it to you first and then we can get to this. So Vice President Harris set. Okay, do we have the numbers drop of what the actual numbers was of her being on? I'm curious to know what kind of eyeballs.
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Tom Ellsworth
The clip that they did got, I think 8 million views in two days.
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Patrick Bet-David
Okay, so got 8 million views in two days. So this takes place. FCC comes out because the commissioner brand the car criticized NBC's decision to host Kamala Harrison on SNL before election. They argued. This has all the appearances of NBC at SNL making clear that they wanted to weigh in favor of one candidate before the election. He emphasized that the broadcasters have a license from the federal government that obligates them to operate on a public interest, calling for all FCC members to speak up immediately and keep every single remedy on the table. Harris appeared in the sketch with Maya Rudolph as her own character's message, which is what we just talked about right now. Car accuse NBC of structuring the cameo in a way that plainly designed to evade the FCC's rules. With no notice of other candidates, just 50 hours before election day, what ends up happening with NBC? NBC comes out and gives air Trump. If you want to play, Rob, if you want to play that clip that they have to give to Trump, Guardian comes out, reports on this. They give him the equal time. After Harris was on, they came back and they said, we'll give it to you. NBC provided Donald Trump with equal time by giving him an opportunity to address the voters after a NASCAR race. This move came after the FCC challenged them. They need equal time. And here's what it looked like. Rob, is this the clip? Go ahead and play like the first 30 seconds. Go ahead. Hello to our great sports fans, and I hope you're having a fantastic time.
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Brandon Carr
We're two days away from the most important election in the history of our country. We've got to save our country, and it needs saving.
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Patrick Bet-David
It's in very bad shape. The worst economic numbers in generations were.
- [73:24]
Brandon Carr
Just announced two days ago. We're losing jobs, we're losing everything, including viability.
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Patrick Bet-David
We end up in a depression.
- [73:34]
Brandon Carr
Based on what's been happening. We've never seen anything like it, at least for the last 40 years.
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Patrick Bet-David
You can pause.
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Brandon Carr
We have to straight.
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Patrick Bet-David
So they gave them the platform to go out there and give the message. Maybe that audio is a little too loud, but I'm assuming they. They did the video, they give it to them and then they played it. Right. I'm assuming that's kind of how the setup was probably when that took place. But, Tom, what are your thoughts about this? This is another thing where NBC has to play careful because these guys could come after them. Go ahead, Tom.
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Rob
Well, NBC got busted. They got busted. They, they agreed with the campaign. The campaign and them talked. Hey, let's put her on snl. Yeah, that's a great idea because they're. They're promoting it. MSNBC is reporting it. NBC is reporting it. And so they were there to, you know, support her and push it. And so they gave it to her and it went to the top. I am convinced this is my view of it. From what the things said in the media and things that were there, it went to the top and somebody said, dude, we got to give him equal time. It's one thing if we've got cameras on him where he's at a Georgia, Alabama game and we're just covering the fact that, look, the president's in the audience here and people are going nuts. That's coverage. When you give them voice, they have to follow the equal time rule. So they have this ham handed thing where they say, hey, we got to give you a few minutes here. Put it on right here. So NBC got busted. They had no intention of playing this equal time until an FCC commissioner steps up and says, hey, wait a minute, what are you doing? So it's, I think it's kind of embarrassing for NBC.
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Patrick Bet-David
By the way, I like it. Ok, Rob, what is this here that you have? Is this the reaction his, his thoughts?
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Tom Ellsworth
Yes. Brandon Carr from the fcc, go ahead.
- [75:13]
Patrick Bet-David
And play this club. Let's see what he has to say. And what should be the, you know, the ramification here?
- [75:20]
Rob
Yeah, we keep every single remedy on.
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Doug Emhoff
The table in one of the remedies.
- [75:23]
Rob
The FC has ultimately would be license revocation. If we find that it's egregious and we'll see what they have to say about this. But it needs to deter this type of conduct because when you're 50 hours.
- [75:32]
Doug Emhoff
Before the opening of election day, the whole purpose of this rule is to.
- [75:35]
Patrick Bet-David
Give people a fair shot. There you go. Good, good that he's doing this. And by the way, this is the part. There's a reason why there's monopoly laws. There's why you need law and order. There's a reason why you need law and order for capitalism to work. Some people on libertarian side will argue you don't need it. I think if, by the way, if there was no law and order here, guess what? They would have gotten away with this.
- [75:56]
Adam Sosnick
Of course.
- [75:57]
Patrick Bet-David
Yes, they would have gotten away with this.
- [75:58]
Adam Sosnick
I'll go down because I was gonna.
- [75:59]
Tom Ellsworth
Well, you know, we talked about this over the weekend. You know, amazing that Kamala had the time to get over to New York to shoot the sketch with SNL but had no time to go visit Joe Rogan in, in Texas when a three hour sit down was on the table. And what she offered, well, we'll do an hour and you have to fly to me. Rogan goes, no, I don't think that's actually fair, but I'm actually shocked she didn't make SNL go to her. So the reality is SNL is a Cultural icon. But they've gone left. Further left and left and left. Shout out to Lorne Michaels. 50 years of that. He's been doing his thing on SNL, by the way.
- [76:31]
Patrick Bet-David
To be fair, SNL has been making fun of Biden and Kamala for the last six months. To be fair. Yeah. I don't want to sit here and be like, they're not. I've seen some clips where they really made fun of Biden. Oh, and the guy did a great job.
- [76:46]
Adam Sosnick
Dana Carvey came.
- [76:47]
Patrick Bet-David
He crushed it.
- [76:48]
Adam Sosnick
Oh, he did it before this. That scene. He's out there saying, like, hey, it's no joke. He's making fun of him.
- [76:53]
Patrick Bet-David
Yeah.
- [76:54]
Adam Sosnick
But just let you guys know. In an interview with the Hollywood Reporter, Lorne Michaels confirmed that he had not reached out to any candidate, Trump or Kamala, to make appearances on the influential sketch show before election Day. And he doesn't plan to. He said, and I quote, you can't bring the actual people who are running on because of election laws and the equal time provisions. This is what he said. He said this October 1, 2024. He said there will be no October.
- [77:18]
Tom Ellsworth
Surprise a month ago.
- [77:19]
Adam Sosnick
Yeah. You can't have main candidates without having all the candidates. And there are lots of minor candidates that are only on the ballot or on the ballot in three states and become really complicated. So what makes him. What makes him break the law the last minute? Why is that? Because, listen, the law is broken, okay? Trump's going to come and they're going to do that was their goal is to have as many. Because guess what? That's what the left does, guys. They break the rules. They cheat, and they don't give a shit. And they don't get. So question about the money, the suing, Trump suing them does that. Is it over now? Because he was going to sue who?
- [77:53]
Patrick Bet-David
No, no, that's different. That's something that CBS would. 60 Minutes. However, however, however. Just. Just keep this in mind, guys. This is very important on what's going on. There is a guy that you can't bully because he's been in Media for 40 years and he knows these rules. This guy's been around way before the Fair doctrine act of 1987. I. I believe he's 78 years old.
- [78:18]
Adam Sosnick
Yeah.
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Patrick Bet-David
And he's in the city of New York. How many interviews you think he's done? Oh, how many shows you think he's been on? How? He's been on shows where people's fathers interviewed him. Now their son is in their 60s, and they're getting older. Like that's how old this guy. Yeah. So I mean, this is not a guy that you know, is a lightweight. So the level of disruption he's causing in media, he's annoying them.
- [78:40]
Adam Sosnick
Yeah, he is.
- [78:41]
Patrick Bet-David
And they can't do what they've been doing for free without any kind of accountability for a couple decades. Then this guy shows up. So I'm telling you, the level of disruption we're about to see, this next phase is going to be very weird and awkward. Very, very weird and awkward, yet exciting. That's the beautiful part about capitalism. You don't recreate yourself, you don't improve, you don't outwork, you don't out improve, you don't out strategize, you don't outlast. Unfortunately, the market is very brutal. Very brutal. Okay? And that's the beautiful thing and the ugly thing about the market. It has no sympathy for you. Nothing this cold. Think about the coldest person you've ever met in your life. That will tell you you're fat, that will tell you're ugly, that will tell you're short, that will tell you're skinny, that will tell you have chicken legs, that will tell you all that stuff. That person you have in your life that will tell you all your insecurities times a hundred is how to market works.
- [79:35]
Tom Ellsworth
Well, speaking of being cold, this video that she was on with Kamala Harris and Maya Rudolph was their first scene that they do on every week on SNL. It's called the Cold Open. It has almost 10 million views, which is the most viewed video, I think and anything. You said that her video that Trump Ron Rogan got 40 million views already, more than anything. And that is what you said. Pat on a butcher. The numbers you said double all her views put together combined. Kamala Harris, all of her interviews. Okay? So the reality is you can put together JLo, Beyonce, Taylor Swift, you can throw them all together, Cardi B, put them all together, put Mark Cuban out there, you can put Tampon Tim out there. None of it is going to equal the power of going on Joe Rogan and Elon Musk retweet, none of it. And that's who Trump has in his side. So you have the entire left wing media establishment, you have the NBA, you have the political establishment, you have msm, the mainstream media, you have universities, you have all these things against you. And then you just everyday working people in America be like, now I'm still gonna vote for Trump.
- [80:40]
Adam Sosnick
Yeah, but what.
- [80:41]
Tom Ellsworth
And that's the reality of it.
- [80:42]
Adam Sosnick
What phone call is made to Lorne Michaels that goes, hey, listen, we know this is illegal. We need you to put Kamal on. And he goes, okay. He goes, okay, I know I'm breaking the. What? I'm breaking.
- [80:54]
Patrick Bet-David
I don't. I don't think that's how it works.
- [80:55]
Adam Sosnick
How does that happen?
- [80:56]
Patrick Bet-David
I don't think that's how it works. I think. Let me tell you, that's not how it works. So, for example, this weekend we're doing the event that's coming up, right? There was some changes that was going to happen with the event. And I went on Sunday. I'm like, no, we're not doing it this way. We're doing it this way. I texted Rob. Rob and I had a call together. Rob, you know, I had a phone call, video and all this stuff. We're going back and forth. And I processed the decision with him. And Rob says, here's why we do it this way, because that's okay. That makes sense. So, boom, you do this. But then there were certain things with the set on the table. I didn't like the way we had it. We changed it up. And a few other decisions that was made. Those decisions are made from the top. Okay. Those decisions are not made from the bottom. It's made from the top. Some decisions that we made on tickets, some decisions we made on, you know, security, some of those decisions. And some people are just doing their jobs. Okay. Lauren Michaels is just doing his job in this situation. He's just an ep. Okay. What is his role in this context?
- [81:54]
Tom Ellsworth
Top dog.
- [81:55]
Patrick Bet-David
No, no, I didn't tell you. He's not a top dog. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. Wait a minute. What's the topic?
- [82:00]
Tom Ellsworth
He doesn't own.
- [82:01]
Patrick Bet-David
No. Is he still an employee to somebody?
- [82:03]
Adam Sosnick
Yes.
- [82:04]
Patrick Bet-David
Is he still working for somebody?
- [82:05]
Adam Sosnick
Yes.
- [82:06]
Patrick Bet-David
That's not on him. Yeah. Decision was made from the top. Before we throw him under the bus, he doesn't make this decision. That's. He's not the majority shareholder.
- [82:16]
Elon Musk
No.
- [82:16]
Patrick Bet-David
It's a guy at the top that's saying, you're going to do this because of this. And probably there was a phone call with a lot of fights. I foresee Lauren was upset because it broke his ward. And by the way, I don't know this guy. I've never met him. The other day was the only thing that happened was. You know what I'm talking about. Yeah, yeah. I don't know him. I've never broke bread, never had a conversation with him. And by the way, Quite frankly, this is going to sound bad. You guys have educated me about him. Yeah. Have you not been in the rooms when I ask you, who is he? And you're like, yes. What do you mean, who is he? Are you. And I'm like, I was never an SNL guy. Yeah, this guy give me the vibes. If all these comedians respect the hell out of them, you don't earn that by winging it and treating people like. You earn that by actually doing something right. Again, I don't know. So there was a call in the background where he's telling him, I can't do this. Just six months ago, I said this. No, we have to do it is this. It's that. That's how I foresee it. And by the way, I could be fully wrong. Pure speculation. I have no intel on this. You look like you want to say something.
- [83:15]
Tom Ellsworth
No, I'm just reading basically what his title is. Rob's Going down the Other Way. I'm just looking for the bio over there.
- [83:19]
Patrick Bet-David
All right, so let me go to the next one here. Here's the next one. Guys, let me ask you a question.
- [83:23]
Tom Ellsworth
Just a question.
- [83:23]
Patrick Bet-David
Question for everybody. Question for everybody. How often do you talk and say something like, hey, Vinnie, you know that gay guy? You ever talk to people like that? I'm just curious. Do you talk like that? Do you talk like that? Maybe you're watching this, you're like, I don't want to admit to it because I'm sitting in the bathroom watching this, but just yesterday, I told my brother, that gay guy, okay, maybe that's you. That's okay. But guess what? Don't feel bad, because somebody that's about to be your vice president also says that regularly. He says it so regularly that it slipped up on stage. This is not even without cameras being on, okay? And this guy, you know who he called that gay guy? The guy that's got 11 kids. I don't know how a gay guy has 11 kids. That's not possible. A pastor of me, long time ago said, this is how I explain my stuff to my kids. When it comes down to making kids boys, you can't make kids like this. And I. It took me a couple months to realize what he was talking about. Yeah, you can't. It's just.
- [84:22]
Tom Ellsworth
At all.
- [84:22]
Adam Sosnick
It's.
- [84:23]
Patrick Bet-David
It's scientific. Like, this is like science. This is like legit stuff. You skip biology, which kind of worked in your favor. But Rob, if you want to play this clip, he called Elon Musk.
- [84:35]
Tom Ellsworth
Pat, don't Judge me?
- [84:36]
Patrick Bet-David
I would never.
- [84:36]
Adam Sosnick
He never judges you. How long have you known?
- [84:38]
Patrick Bet-David
I would never do that, Rob, play this clip so poorly. Not only did we lose 10 million jobs, we were pitted into a hunger game against our neighbors to find toilet paper. That's how bad it was. So now I suppose it wasn't too bad. Thinking back to that economy, if you're a billionaire, Elon Musk, for example, say that guy got. Michigan knows that word. Look, that dude got a tax cut and the rest of us got shafted off. He paid $11 billion in taxes. Tim, how much have you paid in taxes? He's created hundreds of thousands of jobs. He was able to get a rocket to go and come back and hunt 1/20 of a cost of NASA. When Boeing said, let's leave those couple people up there, we need till next year, he says, I can come and help when you needed battery charges nationwide. He already thought about that 15 years ago when Zelensky, the greatest beggar fundraiser in the world, needed to get some money. And they talk about Elon, you know who gave them Starlink? Elon did Internet. That's the guy. That's the gay guy. The guy with 11 kids as a gay guy. That's the guy. Really? How many gay guys do you know running five different multi billion dollar companies? How many? And still got time to make 11 kids with his wife or whoever the mother that he's making kids with. I mean, this is not a, you know, you want to criticize somebody like that. Hell, you know what may happen? A lot of people, straight men, just want to be called a gay guy and go create multiple billion companies. But when you think about. By the way, guys, this is not a comedian named Tony Hinchcliffe.
- [86:12]
Tom Ellsworth
Yeah.
- [86:13]
Patrick Bet-David
This is not a podcaster that just kind of having fun, entertaining. This is not an athlete that's just in this, you know, game talking to each other. This is not a military first sergeant or sergeant first class that's telling some like this while they're in the barracks shooting and somebody records and post. This is the guy that wants to be your vice president calling the number one entrepreneur in America that gay guy. You understand how weird that is? So I'd never do that to Adam. He's calling him that gay guy.
- [86:41]
Adam Sosnick
Gay guy. You've never said that. You've never said that.
- [86:44]
Patrick Bet-David
Adam, how do you feel about that gay guy comment that Tim Walsh just made?
- [86:48]
Tom Ellsworth
Listen, I'm gonna just quote Elon Musk on this, right? I got no problem being called gay, to be honest. Yeah, you like that sick, he said from a user called Tim's World Beyond Pathetic. In the video, you can hear someone in the crowd yelling whatever.
- [87:03]
Rob
But.
- [87:03]
Tom Ellsworth
But the reality is there's. When you're running for president United States, your vice president United States, and. Or you're the president United States, and you're calling people garbage, or Hillary calling people deplorable, there's a difference between calling out the voters, the actual people, and versus actually calling out the people around. They criticize Trump for basically saying, you know, everyone around Kamala is the worst people ever and they're garbage. Those are the people around her. When you're criticizing voters, that's where I have a problem. Like the whole. The toll, the whole Tony Hinchcliffe thing, the Puerto Rico thing, if that's the best October surprise you got, you got to do better Democrats. Trump's a Nazi. You got to do better. So to me, this is just a comment that Elon Musk brushed off, but the rhetoric from the left is actually becoming quite absurd. But yet it's Trump who was the one that is basically vindictive. And he's the. He's the mean one.
- [87:56]
Adam Sosnick
And what about Biden? Did you see the clip about Biden saying Republicans like Trump are the kind of guys that you want to smack the ass? You want to talk about a gay comment. That's kind. And then we could talk. We could show the Doug M. Off. You saw the Doug. This is Rob. I sent you the Biden one. I sent you Joe Biden. Look at. This is like. And look at how angry he get. Like, I mean, he's lost his mind. But this is him right here talking about. The Republicans are the kind of. You want to just smack. Look out. Look at his face too, Rob. When he says it. Z.
- [88:22]
Patrick Bet-David
But I'm serious.
- [88:23]
Adam Sosnick
I'm ser.
- [88:23]
Rob
These are the kind of guys you like to smack in the ass. What the hell is he doing?
- [88:28]
Adam Sosnick
You want to talk about what kind of guy.
- [88:31]
Patrick Bet-David
Part of me respected it because, I mean, that's maybe the way he talks to Jill. I just want to smack that ass tonight. I mean, if he talks like that, some woman like that Vinny, why do you undermine his ability to be able to talk dirty to his wife? You want. By the way, you want your husband smack him in. You want your president and your. And the first lady to talk dirty to each other or be happy in a bedroom. Well, it's less stress for you. So if he talks like that, Visualize. Yeah, I'm coming over tonight. I'm gonna smack that ass.
- [88:59]
Adam Sosnick
Yeah, yeah.
- [89:01]
Patrick Bet-David
Listen, I don't know. Can you play it again? Because I'm like, close your eyes.
- [89:04]
Adam Sosnick
Look at his face.
- [89:05]
Patrick Bet-David
I don't even want you to look. I just want you to hear. Okay, Rob, play it again. Just visualize him talking dirty. Go ahead. But I'm serious.
- [89:12]
Rob
These are the kind of guys you like to smack in the ass.
- [89:15]
Patrick Bet-David
See? But I'm serious.
- [89:16]
Adam Sosnick
Okay. Smack that ass tonight.
- [89:18]
Tom Ellsworth
What's crazy is I don't know why they're still letting him out there on stage talking.
- [89:22]
Adam Sosnick
Hey, they don't give a this point.
- [89:23]
Patrick Bet-David
I'll tell you what's wrong.
- [89:26]
Tom Ellsworth
By the way, quick numbers for you, Tom. His approval rating is 41%, the lowest for basically a sitting president who's basically running as an incumbent for Kamala Harris. 67% of Americans are basically now saying that they believe the country is heading in the wrong direction, so much so that Trump. They call it basically a retrospective approval rating of Trump. Trump now has a 48% approval rating, basically based on memory of his time as presidency. His highest rating as presidency was in the mid-40s. They're basically saying people are looking back at Trump being like, yeah, it actually wasn't so bad because they're looking at Biden. They're like, this is who we have to compare ourselves to.41%. So Kamala is running on this record.
- [90:10]
Adam Sosnick
Did you hear? You saw what Doug. Him off. You saw what Doug Emhoff said.
- [90:14]
Patrick Bet-David
I'm guessing. Guys, you guys can do whatever you want to do. I can see him coming home song playing. Be ready and smack that. Give me some more Smack that.
- [90:31]
Rob
Hang on. We're 50 hours from an election. Well, 50 hours.
- [90:35]
Patrick Bet-David
I want to smack that. And you want to get serious. This guy. Play smack that one more time.
- [90:40]
Adam Sosnick
Go ahead.
- [90:41]
Patrick Bet-David
I'm serious. I'm serious. These are the kind of guys you.
- [90:43]
Rob
Like to smack in the ass.
- [90:47]
Adam Sosnick
You want to smack Tam on your.
- [90:49]
Tom Ellsworth
Ass, Take him outside the tool shed.
- [90:51]
Rob
We're 50 hours, but we're 50 hours from it. And I find it comical. Can you imagine if you're.
- [91:00]
Adam Sosnick
Vinnie, I'm sorry.
- [91:01]
Rob
I just.
- [91:02]
Patrick Bet-David
For a minute. Go ahead.
- [91:03]
Rob
Just make a point. Channel a little bit and try to think of what life for Kamala Harris's campaign manager. And it's that. It's that woman.
- [91:12]
Patrick Bet-David
Are you being silly or I am being serious? Yeah, let's play something serious.
- [91:15]
Rob
I searched for his campaign claims he misspoke, and the Google response was over 2000 hits that there were for Tim Walts. And his campaign claims he Misspoke. So that's a pretty common thing with Tim Walts. And so they're like, okay, except in rare circumstances, Tim Walsh can't speak. Then you know, sir, the president is going nuts. Okay, stop. Tell the White House. Incept, in rare instances, the president can't speak. Okay, sir, we got the same with Mark Cuban and the women. Oh, my gosh. Campaign manager. Tell Cuban that except for rare. No, no. Just tell Cuban he has to be 100% quiet. Everybody has to be quiet, sir. What? What's up? Well, you're the campaign manager, and that means that all we have left is Kamala. Yeah, well, two months ago, we've been telling her to speak as little as possible.
- [92:05]
Tom Ellsworth
So it's like nobody can speak.
- [92:07]
Rob
The whole campaign is surrounded by people who are out there, like, doing the opposite in the media. No wonder they've got celebrities out there saying, vote Trump. Because the regular campaign.
- [92:19]
Patrick Bet-David
Let's talk about another celebrity. Peanut the squirrel, beloved pet and Internet sensation, euthanized after being seized by the New York State. Okay, go ahead and play this clip, Rob. This is tmz. They're being interviewed. Very weird. What just happened here? Go ahead and play it, Rob. We just learned that they have euthanized Peanut. And the raccoon as well. And the raccoon as well. I am so sorry. This is. This must be really difficult for you.
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J.D. Vance
It not only tears my family apart, but Peanut was the cornerstone of our nonprofit animal rescue. And 10 to 12 DEC officers raided my house as if I was a drunk. I was sat outside my house for five hours. I had to get a police escort to my bathroom. I wasn't even allowed to feed my rescue horses breakfast or lunch. I was sitting sat there like a criminal. After they interrogated my wife to check out her immigration status, then proceeded to ask me if I had cameras in my house, then proceeded to go through every cabinet, nook, and cranny of my house for a squirrel and a raccoon.
- [93:31]
Patrick Bet-David
They got a search warrant.
- [93:33]
J.D. Vance
They got a search warrant. Four departments and a judge signed off on a search warrant for a squirrel and a raccoon, and then they took them and killed them.
- [93:44]
Patrick Bet-David
Why did they go through all that to get a search warrant for an animal that had been with you very safely, and the world witnessed this for seven years. Why now suddenly, did they show up.
- [93:56]
Adam Sosnick
With their search warrants and.
- [93:58]
Patrick Bet-David
And take these animals?
- [93:59]
J.D. Vance
We haven't a clue. We don't know who made the com.
- [94:03]
Patrick Bet-David
The.
- [94:03]
J.D. Vance
The complaints again. Peanut was a indoor squirrel, not harming anybody. He's been with us for seven years. Not a single complaint was ever filed for this animal. We had him for seven and a half years. He became the world's most famous squirrel. We weren't hiding him by any means. He was all over Tick Tock. He became the first squirrel on Tick Tock to ever hit a million followers. He did every news station around the world. He's helped people, he's helped kids gather joy. And then we started a nonprofit animal rescue called Peanut's Freedom Farm to help animals like Peanut fight a good fight when they're in a neglected case or they're sitting in a slaughter auction. And he was the cornerstone of our life and our organization. We used his platform to help raise money for the 300 animals we have at our sanctuary.
- [94:50]
Patrick Bet-David
Tom. Well, by the way, just so you know, David Sachs retweeted this. Elon Musk has been talking about this. A bunch of people are talking about this. How do you process this story?
- [95:00]
Rob
I find it unbelievable. This just shows you how clumsy and wrong government can be and just how just there's no logic. There is logic, but it's flawed logic. They. You read about this and they say, well, wait a minute, we needed to test that because we found out you had a squirrel living inside, and we were worried about rabies. He said, well, the squirrel's been on, you know, and if I was keeping a lot of wild animals, there is a concern about rabies, and you gotta test them. But these, because these are what's called not normally domesticated animals, really. Well, you can look at all the videos. The squirrel looked pretty happy just hanging out at home, jumping around as part of. And they're running an animal rescue. And so they say somebody called, something happened from somewhere, and they said, you know, we need to go seize these animals in, kid, because we can't have these animals spreading rabies. So somebody thought it was about rabies. Read about the government. Somebody thought it was about rabies. Oh, and what if these animals bite somebody and then. And then we've got multiple humans get rabies. So someone thought that that was a problem. Someone gave an order to a judge. Some judge signed the order. It's like there was no. What it was was Pat. It was groupthink. It's not one person. It's four. It's four agencies. It shows how inefficient government is, right? You. You have a problem, one of your businesses, Pat, and it's in marketing. You go to the head of marketing at that business and you tell them to get their butt in order. Right. Government didn't know who was in charge. Four agencies showed up, four agencies from the city. So no one was in charge. No one was individually accountable. And it snowballed. And the government. This shows you this. This is how government works, when government just gets it wrong. And if they're worried about somebody biting somebody and giving them rabies, maybe they should send a few guys over the White House to keep Biden from biting baby feet.
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Adam Sosnick
Yeah, and by the way, great point, Tom. And how many agencies did this guy say that went there?
- [97:08]
Rob
Governor, Four government agencies.
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Adam Sosnick
Four different government agencies. This happened in New York.
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Patrick Bet-David
But what I want to know is why was it euthanized?
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Adam Sosnick
They killed. They just killed them both.
- [97:16]
Patrick Bet-David
Because why, though?
- [97:18]
Rob
Apparently they said they had to do that to test it for the rabies.
- [97:21]
Patrick Bet-David
Officials said that the scroll bit one of the investigators involved in the confiscation, and both animals were taken, were later euthanized to test for rabies.
- [97:30]
Adam Sosnick
They killed them.
- [97:31]
Patrick Bet-David
They're saying that it bit one of the investigators.
- [97:34]
Adam Sosnick
That's a good way. That's a good way. Because I don't know pbd, but sounds to me like if you just say, oh, it bit me, that gives you carte blanche to kill it. Euthanize it means kill it. That's all. That's just a different way of saying it. And notice that this happened in New York. As if New York doesn't have enough crap happening. From the illegals to the migrants to the crime rate to the city, just everything that's going.
- [97:56]
Rob
It was pure, Pure multi, multi departmental group. Think. And they. They ended up. There's. There's a. There's a. There's a psychological description for this, and it's called the trip to Abilene, where everybody ends up in Abilene, but nobody wanted to go there. And I think four government agencies confused each other and took a trip to Abilene.
- [98:19]
Adam Sosnick
Do we know. Do.
- [98:20]
Patrick Bet-David
Okay, Elon's tweeted about this 20 plus times. Who has?
- [98:24]
Adam Sosnick
Elon.
- [98:24]
Tom Ellsworth
He's tweeted about it.
- [98:26]
Adam Sosnick
This guy's whole livelihood was this freaking squirrel. If you felt like I could. I seen this guy with the squirrel before, and it's like he's running an animal rescue. Rescue thing.
- [98:35]
Patrick Bet-David
Illegal. One illegal.
- [98:36]
Adam Sosnick
And he's saving. He's saving animals. And it's like, why is the government. What the hell are you doing in New York? Like you guys don't have enough going on that you're going to go. By the way, I'm curious to see if this guy was a Trump guy, was the owner a Trump guy? Rabi, did this guy ever mention anything about Trump? That's. I mean, what. Who ratted on him? No pun intended. Who ratted on him to have them come there and do this to his. To his property? I'm curious to see if this guy was a Trump supporter or wore anything Trump or supported Donald Trump. And apparently that's the girl J.D.
- [99:09]
Patrick Bet-David
Vance talked about. Peanut. Rob, if you can find a clip about J.D. vance and Peanut, he made some comments about it. They've raised already on the GoFundMe. $140,000.
- [99:18]
Adam Sosnick
Good for good.
- [99:19]
Patrick Bet-David
He vowed to take legal action in a social media post with the hashtag justice for Peanut. Guy's name is. Is this it, Rob? Go to play this clip. Go ahead, Rob.
- [99:26]
Adam Sosnick
So I know Don's fired up about Peanut the squirrel. We were on the way down here from Cincinnati. He was like, you know, is it.
- [99:34]
Patrick Bet-David
Really the case that the Democrats murdered.
- [99:35]
Adam Sosnick
The Elon Musk of squirrels?
- [99:37]
Patrick Bet-David
And I said, yeah, it sound.
- [99:38]
Adam Sosnick
Sounds like.
- [99:39]
Patrick Bet-David
Have you seen the videos of this squirrel? He's like, he's a genius.
- [99:43]
Tom Ellsworth
So I know Trump was like, they're eating the dogs. They're euthanizing the squirrels now.
- [99:50]
Adam Sosnick
You could say they're killing the squirrels.
- [99:51]
Rob
Yeah, it happened. Somebody was.
- [99:53]
Tom Ellsworth
They're Trump right there.
- [99:55]
Adam Sosnick
Oh, look at him. Look at that. That's enough to make someone cry. Adam, thanks. Thanks for doing that.
- [100:00]
Patrick Bet-David
This one guy. Horrible for them, but in New York state, we have sanctuaries illegal In New York state, we have sanctuaries for illegal immigrants while innocent pets are killed. Weird, special place. Mr. Longo said on Instagram that there was a special place in hell for the dec. Wow. Well, let's see what happens with this. Duke, the question I asked is, where's PETA? That's what I asked. Because Peter's always interested in things like, where are you, Peter? Has Peter sent. Can you go on, Peter, to see if Peter's commented about the. The peanut? I want to know because PETA claims they're all about animals, right?
- [100:33]
Adam Sosnick
I haven't heard of peep.
- [100:33]
Patrick Bet-David
Well, let's see if PETA said anything about the squirrel. And. And when is the. I'm. I'm there on their account as well. One hour. Go tell Arena. Nope, nothing about PETA. I see cows, I see memes. I see chickens.
- [100:47]
Adam Sosnick
Another meme.
- [100:48]
Patrick Bet-David
I see a dog. I see protein shake. I see a dinosaur.
- [100:52]
Rob
I see another animal testing on a rabbit. Right.
- [100:54]
Patrick Bet-David
How come they haven't come? Why haven't you commented on PETA on. On the peanut, why haven't you? Peter?
- [101:01]
Adam Sosnick
That's sad though.
- [101:02]
Patrick Bet-David
By the way, if you're watching this, can you tweet @PETA? Everybody go to PETA and say, hey, Peter, how come you haven't commented on Peanut? Peanut, by the way, back up there, Rob.
- [101:12]
Rob
Back up right there at the horses. No horses deserves to die on a track. Help. And this guy was rescuing horses and those are the ones he was trying to.
- [101:22]
Adam Sosnick
Yeah. For five hours he couldn't feed them.
- [101:23]
Tom Ellsworth
So.
- [101:24]
Rob
Peter, where are you? You should line up with this guy.
- [101:26]
Tom Ellsworth
Peter, how famous was this squirrel? You got Elon tweeting about him.
- [101:30]
Patrick Bet-David
You got J.D.
- [101:31]
Tom Ellsworth
Vance on the campaign trail. Trump's making out with squirrels. How big of a deal is this.
- [101:34]
Rob
Squirrel had a million tick tock followers just to squirrel.
- [101:38]
Tom Ellsworth
I mean, you know.
- [101:39]
Adam Sosnick
What do you mean? That's a lot. Look at him. Not one by pigeons.
- [101:43]
Tom Ellsworth
I generally. What was so good about him? Has he ever seen any of his videos? You ever heard about this before him?
- [101:48]
Patrick Bet-David
Peanut, Just so you know, I'm on a flight one time.
- [101:50]
Tom Ellsworth
Yeah.
- [101:51]
Patrick Bet-David
This guy's sitting next to me and they said they had this animal, that it wasn't a peanut, it was like a. A mouse that they had that had like 550, 000 followers. I'm like, are you serious? And I go into their. I'm like, this is pretty serious. Yeah. I said, how do you guys make a living? Says, we make150,000 a year. All they do is create content with this mouse all day. And I'm like, wow. He says, oh, you don't understand this. The how famous animals are getting nowadays. There is a whole business model with these pets on what they do on by the way, first of all, they're entertaining to watch. They're entertaining to watch. And then when somebody decides to take care of these guys, look, it's a part of it is I made a.
- [102:28]
Adam Sosnick
Monkey video PBD that has 14 million views.
- [102:30]
Tom Ellsworth
Vinnie, you and me, business model. I'm gonna put your ass on a leash right now. I'm gonna walk you all over town. You're gonna do little tricks, you're gonna jump on things, you're gonna bite people.
- [102:37]
Adam Sosnick
That's a fetish. That's not an animal.
- [102:40]
Rob
Did you see that? Did you see that cat video a week ago where the guy gets pulled over in the car and he tells the cop he identifies as a cat?
- [102:47]
Tom Ellsworth
Yes.
- [102:47]
Rob
And he guy goes, he says, this is your partner. He says, I'm offended. By that? I'm his owner. His owner?
- [102:54]
Tom Ellsworth
Yeah.
- [102:54]
Rob
He said, well, that's what we're gonna. Cats in this state are not allowed to drive, so I'm gonna arrest you.
- [102:59]
Tom Ellsworth
Yeah.
- [103:00]
Patrick Bet-David
Are you joking? Are you serious? What is this?
- [103:03]
Tom Ellsworth
I don't know how real it was, but it's a great interview.
- [103:06]
Patrick Bet-David
Is it fake?
- [103:07]
Adam Sosnick
It might be. I'll tell you right now.
- [103:08]
Tom Ellsworth
Allegedly.
- [103:09]
Adam Sosnick
Allegedly have a California driver's license. You just don't have a physical copy on you at the moment. That's my preferred method of identification. And this is. It's a cat collar.
- [103:19]
Patrick Bet-David
I'm currently identifying as a cat. Fair enough. The information here on the tag, I'm assuming belongs to you.
- [103:24]
Adam Sosnick
Yeah.
- [103:25]
Rob
That's so rude. I hope you know I'm recording.
- [103:26]
Adam Sosnick
Yeah, it was. Wasn't my intention to offend you, but he just identified as a cat and.
- [103:31]
Tom Ellsworth
You'Re wearing a hair T shirt.
- [103:33]
Patrick Bet-David
So let's go back. All right. So anyways, Tom, you stop watching these fake videos. But so. So let's go. Let's go to this next story. Snake story.
- [103:41]
Tom Ellsworth
What did David Zach say?
- [103:43]
Patrick Bet-David
Did nothing but bring joy to his owners and millions of fans of social media. The fact that an entire bureaucracy. Government, by the way, go down. I think I commented on this.
- [103:51]
Tom Ellsworth
Bureaucrats.
- [103:52]
Patrick Bet-David
And if you barbarians are bureaucrats, look.
- [103:54]
Adam Sosnick
At that little guy.
- [103:56]
Tom Ellsworth
Squirrels to the establishment.
- [103:57]
Patrick Bet-David
Yeah. What I'm trying to do is. I'm just asking the question, where is PETA? Okay. That's all I care about. Okay.
- [104:04]
Tom Ellsworth
Very.
- [104:05]
Patrick Bet-David
Where is Peter?
- [104:05]
Tom Ellsworth
Can I just ask, why do you think they haven't commented on this pbd? Because they're so active, they're so vocal. They're basically. They're everywhere. And they have nothing to say on the. On the most famous squirrel story in.
- [104:18]
Rob
The world because Kamala's taking heat and somebody said, set this one out.
- [104:23]
Adam Sosnick
Yep.
- [104:24]
Tom Ellsworth
Listen, we all know.
- [104:24]
Patrick Bet-David
I don't know. Let's go to the next week. We got nine more minutes to do a couple more stories before you not. And we can get to the podcast for tomorrow.
- [104:31]
Adam Sosnick
Let's do it.
- [104:32]
Patrick Bet-David
So why record numbers of wealthy Americans are seeking to flee the country? Okay. All right, let's see how many of these wealthy people are leaving and where they're going. A record number of ultra wealthy Americans are seeking to leave the US to mounting fears of political upheaval and economic instability, according to Dominic Volwick of Henley and Partners. He reports that Americans now make up 20% of their client base, with demand up to 30% of opacity and inquirers for second passport or residents increasing 504% in the last four years. Damn. Many high net worth Americans are choosing more welcoming countries like Portugal, Greece and Italy, citing lower taxes, civil unrestricted and political polarization as reasons. David Lesperance, an international tax and immigration advisor, said that clients now view U.S. citizenship as a personal and financial risk, seeking a Plan B abroad as a safeguard. Political concerns are driving the trend with some clients specifically seeking to avoid Maga America or tax proposals like Kamala Harris's plan to tax unrealized Capital gains over $100 million. I can see that. But to go to Portugal, Greece and Italy. Tom, where are you at with this story?
- [105:48]
Rob
This story is real. And super wealthy people have been able to purchase second passports for a couple decades. There are countries out there that will allow you to buy a passport in their country for a nominal fee. And now you've got dual citizenship. Then there are countries that are very favorable for Americans, like specifically Costa Rica, that are not far from the US and give you a lot of benefits of, you know, lifestyle and everything that you would want. And it's not too far from here. And so this is real. People have been leaving the United States. Now, this is different from renouncing citizenship. Renouncing citizenship is something completely different. But these are people who believe, you know what, I'm going to go for dual citizenship or I'm going to go to Portugal or I'm going to go to Costa Rica. I like it, they're better, the political climate's better, so I'm going to go do this. But depending on when and where they pull their money out, they could have, you know, annual taxes that follow them around for a little while. But ultra wealthy have been doing this for a while. It's just look at the percent increase recently because they're getting more and more upset. 504% increase in the last four years. To me, that's what's shocking. That is what's shocking. Look how far these people, and by the way, it's in the last four years, that's the Biden administration. And so what are they looking at? They're looking at tax, they're looking at the unrealized gains, they're looking at big wealth. And so they've been able to do things like this. Like people, there's people that have Canadian and U.S. citizenship, they have to reconcile taxes based on where they earn it. But what I think this is getting tougher because you know what, the future looks bright here in America in the United States, because we know what we're capable of and we know what we can put together. But there's a lot of people, Pat, that are just looking at it on the surface, and they're not willing to dive in.
- [107:55]
Patrick Bet-David
Can I give you my thoughts on this? Let me tell you where I'm at with this, Tom. And it's just openly talking about it. So if I was somebody who was making money and didn't realize, like, this is what Covid taught, a lot of states and a lot of companies that realize all these smart people that went to Harvard and all these fancy universities thinking they're smarter than everybody else. Remember when they said some. Some ideas will really destroy your long term. You don't even know about it. Ready? And by the way, sometimes we do it as parents. Okay. And they said, hey, moving forward with our company, you can work from anywhere you want. We just made an announcement. Twitter employees can work from home for the rest of their lives. Seriously? Yeah. You don't ever have to come to office. Freaking awesome. And you're still going to pay me the same salary that you pay me in San Francisco? Yeah, no one brought it up. So don't bring it up. Dude, I'm freaking moving to Nevada. No, but wait, you just told me I can work from home, right? Yes, of course. We're a noble company. New York, you can work from home. I'm moving to Florida. Weather's better. And no state taxes. Yeah, I'm moving to Florida. And you still have to pay me the same thing that you were paying me for in New York. Yes. Oh, guess what. What? We just lost a trillion dollars of wealth under management in New York and California. They left us. What a shitty idea. We thought we were being noble. No, you weren't. You were being a fool.
- [109:28]
Adam Sosnick
Yep.
- [109:29]
Patrick Bet-David
Okay. All right, so check this out. With the way people are making money right now online, why do people have to stay in America? They don't. You don't have to be in America. Where does Jake Paul live?
- [109:43]
Tom Ellsworth
Puerto Rico.
- [109:44]
Patrick Bet-David
Where does Peter Schiff live? Puerto Rico. Where does Logan Paul live? Puerto Rico. How many people have moved to Puerto Rico? Puerto rico has the 420 rule, right? 4% taxes you pay for the next 20 years. That's it. That's all you pay, Vinnie. Wow. 4%, not state. You make a million, you pay 960 in taxes. 960 you keep. You pay $40,000 in taxes, you make 100 grand a year in Puerto Rico, you're paying $4,000 in taxes. You can correct me Tom?
- [110:11]
Rob
Nope. All you have to do is open a small business and employ just a couple people and it doesn't take much. You could open two little dry cleaners and you qualify.
- [110:20]
Patrick Bet-David
Boom. That's it. 4% corporate tax, 100% exemption on dividends, and 90% exemption on property tax. That's a 420 rule, the act. 242420 rule. Right. So, okay, so then why do I have to be in Puerto Rico? Well, what if I go to Costa Rica? What if I go to Belize? What if I go to these other places? America better be careful because there's a lot of ways to make money without having to stay here. And all of a sudden people gonna move. That's the part where you become so arrogant and you think no one will ever leave you. You know who goes through this? Arrogant entrepreneurs like BlackBerry thinking they were never going to lose to a stupid smartphone. You got destroyed. You got destroyed. Hey, you know, all these other companies, newspaper, no one's ever going to leave us. You got destroyed by the Internet and email. No one's going to leave us. States got destroyed. Same thing can happen here with wealthy people leaving. A 504% increase in passports that people are asking. That is a real number. Adam, thoughts on this?
- [111:28]
Tom Ellsworth
Look, this bothers me to my core. I don't know why. It's just because there's two types of people that I think we're talking about right there. And the article even highlights it. How many people in 2016, when Trump got elected, were like, I'm going to Canada. If you're still here. Majority of them, you're still here.
- [111:43]
Adam Sosnick
Share.
- [111:43]
Tom Ellsworth
Not going anywhere. You haven't gone anywhere. You know, then you were talking about the other people who are basically the wealthier folks. I don't know what they're qualifying as. High net worth, what is it, 10 million, 20 million above whatever the number. Umbrellas in this article, they, they basically used unrealized capital gains. Over a hundred million dollars. How many people qualify for this? We're talking very small sliver segment of society. And it's no secret. You can go down to a lot of the Caribbean islands. Saint Kitts, Antigua, Barbados, Bermuda, whatever it is, Dominican, you know, for a couple hundred grand, you basically buy citizenship or even in some other countries. I think Turkey and Jordan, it's like half a million dollar investment. But this is how you view America. You make all your money in America. You're, you're an American citizen. You, you have the benefit of living in the, and the history of the world. And Then you're out. I don't know. It just bothers me incredibly. And you know how many people I know from Miami that have moved to Puerto Rico? Dozens. And you know what I hear? Dude, I got, I, I got to get out of here, bro. It's just not worth it to save all this money. And I just live in Puerto Rico. And I'm not calling Puerto Rico floating anything in the piece of the sea, nothing like that. But when you live in America, there's you, there's things that you don't realize how amazing it is. The, the, the.
- [112:58]
Patrick Bet-David
The.
- [112:58]
Tom Ellsworth
The luxury of electricity working or having hot air or cold air, air conditioning or, or plumbing that works, or basically sewage or drain. So many different things that you benefit from living in America. And if you want to just basically kiss American goodbye and move to some other part of the world, God bless you. But I think it's the people that actually want to stay in America and improve America are the people that are going to actually make America. Dare I say it again?
- [113:22]
Patrick Bet-David
But the part you have to realize, it's the part you have to realize. None of us are from America. Some are born here, but everybody ended up here. So why are they here? Why. Why are you living in America? Why did your parents come here? They left something. What did they leave? What did they leave? And do you think at one point you can really mistreat somebody so much that you think nobody will leave you? Like divorce? Does divorce ever make sense? Does divorce ever make sense? Is there ever a time where divorce is the right thing? Tom, what do you think?
- [114:01]
Rob
I think that I'm personally against divorce, but there are some situations where divorce, you know, is necessary, like the safety of somebody. Okay, you can't, you just can't let it go on.
- [114:13]
Patrick Bet-David
How about, how about, you know, mistreatment? How about physical abuse? How about adultery? How about all these things?
- [114:20]
Rob
Also, I'm talking about the safety of somebody is pretty big. And so you can't say. You can say, look, we like you to stay together. We don't like divorce. We're thinking about for your kids. But if somebody's in danger of safety, you got to protect them.
- [114:33]
Patrick Bet-David
One may say America's been cheating on its taxpayers. One may say America's been abusive to its citizens. One may say, the US Government, with the way they're taxing our money and giving it to fricking Zelensky, Ukraine, you're cheating on us. One may say, you want me to pay taxes and have to do audits every single year yet Pentagon's missing $35 trillion and has not passed an accounting. What do you call it? A audit the last four years and you're okay? Well I'm supposed to sit here and be audited for $600 and you're missing $35 trillion and you don't get audited.
- [115:06]
Tom Ellsworth
Trillion.
- [115:06]
Patrick Bet-David
Pull it up.
- [115:07]
Adam Sosnick
Pentagon.
- [115:09]
Patrick Bet-David
Type up Pentagon. $35 trillion.
- [115:11]
Tom Ellsworth
How's that even a thing?
- [115:12]
Adam Sosnick
What do you mean that every week they were right there.
- [115:14]
Patrick Bet-David
Pentagon's 35 trillion dollar counting black hole.
- [115:17]
Tom Ellsworth
What does that even mean?
- [115:18]
Patrick Bet-David
Yeah, you've never heard before.
- [115:21]
Tom Ellsworth
Look, once you said 35 trillion, honestly I thought you made a mistake.
- [115:25]
Patrick Bet-David
35 billion. 35 trillion trillion. Go back to a different story so maybe you can see 35 trillion. See who else reported on it. Bloomberg. Pentagon racks up 35 trillion dollar accounting adjustments and changes.
- [115:37]
Adam Sosnick
What adjustments?
- [115:38]
Patrick Bet-David
What are you talking about?
- [115:39]
Tom Ellsworth
The size of our.
- [115:39]
Patrick Bet-David
And then your national date, by the way, the Peterson G Foundation. Click on that. No, that's a different one. When you sit there and you think.
- [115:45]
Tom Ellsworth
About what does that even mean?
- [115:46]
Patrick Bet-David
But the point I'm trying to make to you, if America thinks that they can constantly do this to the average person, the average person is sick of it. That's all I'm saying to you. The average person is going to sit there and say, bro, yes, I would consider another country. And I don't blame them. Some people have a hard time moving states. You talk about these guys that are saying, I'm moving countries. Can't argue it by the way. Anyways, gang, again, for those of you, I'm looking at all the veterans that are placing all these orders and those of you guys that are supporting others, good for you. Supply is going to be limited. If you haven't gone to VT Merch and done what you've done, do. So for some of you guys that do support veterans, we love you, we respect you. We want to make sure you're supporting this as well. For those of you guys that are coming with us tomorrow night, just make sure to follow the email that was sent your way, the details whether you're, generally, whether you're by the way, rain or shine. We're, we're gonna have an incredible show tomorrow. We got 10, some of you guys are coming with ponchos, with locals are coming with umbrellas but come ready to meet a ton of different people and have a lot of fun. And we're gonna have food trucks there, they can order food. There's going to be the bathrooms with ACs that you'll be able to go out. You know the, the Porta Potters, they go to baseball game. That smell. This is like the AC high end VIP type of bathrooms we have there. My son may be selling merch tomorrow. Oh, wow. Dylan's talking to. And by the way, he's going to come and he's got a number. We're going to see how he's going to work. He interviewed today to see what he's.
- [117:11]
Adam Sosnick
Oh, really?
- [117:12]
Patrick Bet-David
Oh, yeah, yeah.
- [117:13]
Adam Sosnick
Oh, I love him.
- [117:13]
Patrick Bet-David
He wants to sell. By the way, I love how somebody.
- [117:15]
Tom Ellsworth
Was like, we're going to have the best Porta Potties. You're going to have AC in the Porta Potties.
- [117:18]
Patrick Bet-David
I mean, you know why I say that?
- [117:20]
Tom Ellsworth
Smelling good.
- [117:20]
Patrick Bet-David
Do you know how I am, by the way? You know, my kids, my, my, my boys. Do you know how many times they pooped in the bathroom in the school? Huh? Not one time. Dylan's never pooped in school.
- [117:31]
Adam Sosnick
Wow.
- [117:31]
Patrick Bet-David
Oh, that's not, that's not how we know. It's not. That's.
- [117:34]
Adam Sosnick
It's an ass. Have you been.
- [117:35]
Patrick Bet-David
No, no, no. You have to. You know, it's not even that cleaning is. We clean. We. I specifically said we need the nice clean bathrooms because we want to give our. By the way, this, this event's turned out from a small little event to a million dollar budget. You guys see what's going on in there when you walk through it? Yep. So when you walk in, people will see it. On what happened. We see him choking right now. On this. You're not paying golden toilets anyways. All right, gang, we will see you guys tomorrow. Everybody else, if you're not going to be with us physically, we look forward to having you vote. We'll be live 7pM Till 2aM if you still haven't made up your mind on voting, go watch the video. Today, 25 reason why Trump will win the election barring a black swan. If you haven't seen it, God bless everybody. Take care. Bye.