AFTER HOURS WITH ALEX STEIN - March 20th, 2026

Summary

After Hours with Alex Stein – March 20, 2026 (Real America’s Voice / iHeartPodcasts)

Episode Overview

This episode of After Hours with Alex Stein dives into hot-button political issues, cultural controversies, and late-breaking news – all filtered through Alex Stein’s trademark unfiltered, comedic, and confrontational style. Stein is joined by Carlos Teresio, a local conservative political organizer, for a spirited discussion covering everything from media hypocrisy and political strategy to immigration, the "Muslim invasion" debate, legislation, pop culture scandals, and the Iran war. The episode mixes serious political commentary, controversial opinions, and irreverent humor, making it both provocative and polarizing.

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Key Topics & Discussion Points

1. Introduction and Guest Background

Timestamps: [03:49] – [05:04]

• Alex welcomes Carlos Teresio, describing him as “infamous” and influential in conservative organizing in Tarrant County, TX.
• Carlos outlines his role: “My job...is to organize events and of course, to organize churches and Christian conservatives to get involved in the political arena. Getting them mobilized, getting to. Getting them to show up for city council meetings, to help with campaign activities, but really just getting them engaged because the other side is very organized.” ([04:27])
• Alex jokes about Carlos’s looks: “Dude, this is. A lot of women watch this show. They want to see you. I know you're not single, but still, we can let the ladies fantasize.” ([05:07])

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2. Organizing Power: Left vs. Right

Timestamps: [05:04] – [05:57]

• Carlos insists the political left is extremely organized, referencing the app “Mobilize” that helps galvanize protests.
• Alex laments a lack of a comparable conservative tool and reflects on the absence of anti-war protests from the right.

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3. Remembering Chuck Norris

Timestamps: [06:02] – [08:16]

• Major news: Chuck Norris has died. Alex pays homage, joking that “everyone is wondering if the hospital is going to be okay because Chuck Norris is such a dominant force.” ([06:19])
• Carlos acknowledges Norris’ impact: “He would always endorse Republican candidates throughout the election cycles...He’s a legend.”
• The conversation becomes irreverent as Alex compares his grief over Chuck Norris’s passing to Hulk Hogan’s: “When Hulk Hogan died, I was...I couldn't get out of bed for about 24 hours. What does that say about me?” ([07:49])

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4. TSA Staffing & SAVE Act Stalemate

Timestamps: [08:16] – [10:38]

• Discussion turns to airport delays due to TSA funding struggles.
• Alex: “Do I want them abolished? Yes, because they're always trying to touch my junk...” ([08:40])
• Carlos criticizes Republican infighting, noting despite control of both chambers, the GOP is unable to pass the SAVE Act. Political back-and-forth with references to Ken Paxton and John Cornyn.

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5. Paxton vs. Cornyn, Republican Infighting, and Immigration

Timestamps: [10:38] – [14:56]

• Talk of Paxton leveraging the SAVE Act stalemate for political gain.
• Alex's provocative comments: “At least Paxton’s not gay. Honest to God.” ([11:18])
• Discussion shifts to immigration and Texas identity. Alex: “Texas culture was built on Mexicans. ... I think that they have more of a claim to Texas than a guy from Mumbai, India or a guy from Afghanistan.” ([12:23])
• Carlos acknowledges historical Mexican roots in Texas; Alex and Carlos both riff on the incentives behind illegal immigration and its economic impacts.
• Satirical comments on “exploiting cheap labor.” Alex: “As a business owner, small business owner. I love exploiting cheap labor.” ([14:08])

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6. “Muslim Invasion” and Sharia Law Fears

Timestamps: [17:17] – [26:12]

• Alex introduces the “Muslim invasion” topic, positing: “Immigration without assimilation is an invasion.” ([17:17])
• Carlos details the proliferation of mosques and Islamic neighborhoods in Texas, calls out the left for defending DEI and “segregated” enclaves.
• Stein and Teresio argue that American identity is fundamentally Christian, referencing American history and foundational documents.
• Discussion on Proposition 10, a symbolic Republican primary proposition opposing Sharia law, and concerns about Islamic schools receiving state funds.

Notable Quote

• Carlos: “There were elements in the creation of this country that pretty much were Christian elements. That does not mean that you can't have, you know, people that are Jewish or Muslims or Hindus. It just simply means that the foundation and the bedrock of this country is Christian, and you really don't want to change it too much.” ([20:05])

Memorable Moment

• As details about government funding for Islamic charter schools emerge, Alex reverses his opinion mid-debate: “Maybe this is good because then all the Muslims can just go to their Muslim school and then they're not going to go to the Catholic school or something. So isn’t this kind of good? It's segregation.” ([25:02])

Listen for:

• [22:29] Mother’s clip about Islamic schools and ties to CAIR, Muslim Brotherhood, funding, and legal action to access state education funds.

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7. U.S. Foreign Policy, The Middle East, and “Regime Change”

Timestamps: [26:12] – [31:06]

• Alex and Carlos dissect the legacy of U.S. intervention in the Middle East, referencing Hillary Clinton’s admissions about supporting Mujahideen and the unintended backlash.
• Carlos on Iran: “We did that. We installed the Shah... because we enabled a dictatorship, it ultimately radicalized the Muslims…led to the Islamic Revolution, 1979. So we kind of created Iran. … We indirectly created the mess that we're seeing right now.” ([29:03])

Notable Clip

• [26:35] Hillary Clinton recounts U.S. arming of mujahideen, “let’s be careful what we sow because we will harvest.”

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8. The Iran War and Political Fallout

Timestamps: [33:30] – [35:28]

• Stein and Carlos discuss the ongoing Iran War, its popularity with the MAGA base, and likely consequences for the midterms.
• Carlos: “If [the war] lasts for a couple months, American troops get deployed, American troops die, gas prices go up ... Democrats are probably going to win this November. So it's disappointing.” ([33:58], [55:28])

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9. Culture: Pop TV Scandal and The Bachelor(ette)

Timestamps: [35:28] – [41:56]

• Alex pivots to The Bachelorette’s new scandal: star Taylor Frankie is kicked off for violent behavior.
• Banter on show’s “double standards” and hypocrisy: “It's literally a show about a girl dating 30 guys at once. But they're mad that this girl threw a chair, which is definitely wrong. That was definitely domestic violence. But she's a girl. I mean, what are you gonna do? Women are sometimes a little emotional. If it was a guy doing that, I think that's much worse.” ([37:04])
• Candidacy jokes: “abc, I am a wild child. ... I want to be the next Bachelor. ... I want to be the pimp on a blimp.” ([40:35])
• Conspiracy jests: “Did they kill Chuck Norris to distract us from the Iran war? Oh, my gosh.” ([42:50])

Quote

• Carlos: “I would just cancel the show.” ([38:02])

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10. Controversial Race/IQ Segment and Immigration Satire

Timestamps: [45:36] – [51:33]

• Alex plays a viral clip of a black man on a subway train threatening violence, using it as a springboard to comment on crime, then segues to a YouTuber’s “IQ test” of Lagos, Nigeria.
• The segment is highly controversial, bristling with racial stereotypes and tongue-in-cheek banter about IQ differences.
• Alex: “What do you think Kamala Harris’s IQ is?” Carlos (half-joking): “It might be 71.” ([50:05])
• Discussion veers into Indian immigration, social stratification, and a riff on the supposed myth of Indian tech superiority.

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11. Conservative Event Promotion

Timestamps: [52:09] – [53:37]

• Rapid-fire mentions of CPAC, Texas GOP convention, and Alex’s comedy show with Kenny Webster.
• Real America’s Voice segment promo for CPAC coverage, followed by repeated sponsor ads.

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12. Charlie Kirk’s Absence and Conservative Movement Prognosis

Timestamps: [54:31] – [56:12]

• Carlos highlights the impact of Charlie Kirk’s exit on the conservative movement: “I think that that is one of the biggest problems with Trump's second term is that Charlie Kirk is not here for it.”
• “He [Trump] dominated 2024. And now the early 2026, we have this Iran war. People are not satisfied. Mass deportations. It's not going to happen. I'm just going to be realistic. That's just not going to happen. Democrats are probably going to win this November. So it's disappointing.” ([55:28])

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13. Closing Banter & Plugs

• Alex plugs new country music from the "Truth Bombers" ("God, Grit and Guns") as a culture war countermeasure.
• Carlos directs listeners to find him online and discuss his activism and organizing efforts.
• Final joke: Carlos’s wife wearing a headscarf mistaken for “Sharia law.” ([56:15])

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Notable Quotes & Moments

• On immigration and exploitation:
  Alex Stein: “As a business owner, small business owner. I love exploiting cheap labor. So I'm not going to sit here and pretend like I'm holier than thou and I can take any advantage that I can to make some money. I'm going to do it. That's just my mentality. I'm sorry. Whether you like to hear that or not, that's just the God's honest truth.” ([14:08])

• On American identity:
  Carlos Teresio: “The foundation and the bedrock of this country is Christian, and you really don't want to change it too much. ... If I were to go to India and, you know, you're to bring in all of these people that are not Hindus, it will ultimately change the foundation of India.” ([20:05])

• On U.S. foreign policy blowback:
  Carlos Teresio: “We indirectly created the mess that we're seeing right now. And then four years later, we're trying to do regime change, which, by the way, there's actually the worst way to do regime change.” ([30:36])

• On pop culture hypocrisy:
  Alex Stein: “It's literally a show about a girl dating 30 guys at once. But they're mad that this girl threw a chair, which is definitely wrong. That was definitely domestic violence. But she's a girl. … There is a double standard.” ([37:04])

• On the fate of the conservative movement:
  Carlos Teresio: “Democrats are probably going to win this November. So it's disappointing.” ([55:28])

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Segment Timestamps

• Intro & Guest Welcome: [03:49]
• Left vs. Right Organizing: [05:04]
• Chuck Norris Tribute: [06:02]
• TSA Funding/SAVE Act: [08:16]
• Paxton vs. Cornyn: [10:38]
• Immigration Riffs: [12:09]–[14:56]
• Muslim "Enclaves" & Sharia Law: [17:17]
• Islamic Schools & Vouchers: [22:29]
• Hillary Clinton/Middle East Blowback: [26:35]
• Iran War and Elections: [33:30]
• The Bachelorette Scandal: [35:28]
• IQ/Race Satire: [45:36]
• Conservative Events/CPAC Plug: [52:09]
• Charlie Kirk/Right Wing Prognosis: [54:31]
• Wrap/Plugs: [56:15]

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Final Notes

• This episode exemplifies After Hours with Alex Stein’s brash style—melding irreverent humor, politically incorrect commentary, and raw skepticism of mainstream narratives.
• The hosts toggle between seriousness and satire, engaging in provocative banter and self-aware trolling.
• As always, listeners should approach the show with an awareness of its tongue-in-cheek tone and frequent use of hyperbole and controversial language.

Transcript

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[Alex Stein]

Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, children of all ages, welcome to After Hours with Alex Stein, right here on Real America's Voice. We got a great episode in store for you. I want to introduce our guests. To start things off, we have the infamous. He is the director of the Liberty and Freedom.

[Carlos Teresio]

For Liberty and Justice.

[Alex Stein]

For Liberty and Justice. I don't even know. I can't even read. Carlos Teresio. So is that right?

[Carlos Teresio]

How do I say tercios?

[Alex Stein]

You know, I like big Latinas, Carlos, So I don't want to. I don't want to do anything to demonize your culture. I want to pronounce it correctly. So, Carlos, tell us a little bit about yourself.

[Carlos Teresio]

Yeah. So I'm the for Liberty and Justice director for Tarrant county, and I'm also with the executive committee for Tarrant county gop. So I've been involved in the political arena for quite some time. My job is to, of course, to organize events and of course, to organize churches and Christian conservatives to get involved in the political arena. Getting them mobilized, getting to. Getting them to show up for city council meetings, to help with campaign activities, but really just getting them engaged because the other side is very organized. And so that's really the main goal is to make sure.

[Alex Stein]

You're saying the left is organized.

[Carlos Teresio]

Yes, they're very organized.

[Alex Stein]

And pull the mic down a little bit. We Want to see your pretty Latino face. Gosh, Carlos, there you go. Dude, this is. A lot of women watch this show. They want to see you. I know you're not single, but still, we can let the ladies fantasize. So you think the left is that organized really?

[Carlos Teresio]

Well, they are very organized. And the fact that they have no kings, protests and rallies, they're able to galvanize millions of people across the country. They actually have an app called Mobilize where they.

[Alex Stein]

Oh yeah, mobilize the U.S. i got all those protests. Yeah, that's.

[Carlos Teresio]

That's how they send it.

[Alex Stein]

Do we have a right wing version of that?

[Carlos Teresio]

I'm trying to find one.

[Alex Stein]

Well, see, because you know what I'm frustrated about? I forget who shared it on Twitter. They said where. There was a lot of anti war protests during the Middle east occupation, you know, during the Bush era. And if anybody's gonna throw an anti war protest, sadly you would think it'd be the mobilized U.S. but they haven't thrown any protests.

[Carlos Teresio]

Not really. But they're organizing something on the 28th

[Alex Stein]

and it's an anti war protest.

[Carlos Teresio]

More than likely they're going to mention the Iran war, so.

[Alex Stein]

Well, I'll be there. I'll be there getting some content. Hopefully I don't get hurt. So, Carlos, we gotta talk about the breaking news of the day. It's not the Iran war. It's not Taylor, Frankie getting kicked off the Bachelor. We lost an American hero. The Walker, Texas Ranger man himself. Chuck Norris sadly passed away in Hawaii. So rest in peace to a legend. He checked into the hospital, I believe, yesterday, and the hospital is okay. Everybody is wondering if the hospital is going to be okay because Chuck Norris is such a dominant force. But we lost a true American patriot. Now, what do you think about Chuck Norris? Did you ever watch Texas Walker Ranger?

[Carlos Teresio]

I. I did not, but.

[Alex Stein]

Walker, Texas Ranger. I can't even say it. Walker, Texas Ranger. Sorry.

[Carlos Teresio]

But I, I do know that Chuck was a. An American icon. And of course he's beloved by millions and millions of Americans. And I know he was also. He would always endorse Republican candidates throughout the election cycles, especially here in the state of Texas.

[Alex Stein]

So who somebody endorsed? Did he endorse? Cornyn, I hope.

[Carlos Teresio]

Cornyn, I think he endorsed. I'm not mistaken. I think Rick Perry and some other people.

[Alex Stein]

Oh, wow.

[Carlos Teresio]

And he endorsed Republican. Candace. I have to have to double check, but he was a strong conservative and he actually, you know, he was. He's a great actor, One of the

[Alex Stein]

best martial arts actor. He's the best.

[Carlos Teresio]

He's a legend. And so our condolences go out to his family, and, of course, our. You know, we'll be praying for his family and the people around him, because it is a sad, sad news. I'm actually shocked because I was walking in and then you just say that news. I'm like, last time I heard, he was in the hospital.

[Alex Stein]

So this is gonna sound insensitive, and I don't want to say this on the day that Chuck Norris died, but when Hulk Hogan died, I was. I couldn't get out of bed for about 24 hours. What does that say about me?

[Carlos Teresio]

I have no comment.

[Alex Stein]

I know what I liked. Wrestling. You didn't watch professional wrestling at all?

[Carlos Teresio]

I. I was. I was shocked when Hulk Hogan died. Okay? He was, like, 71 years old. He still had, like, 20, 25 years left.

[Alex Stein]

I don't know about that. You know, I don't know about that. You know, the average is only, what, 71. So, I mean, he. He reached the average. All right, well, we need to kind of take this to another sad topic right now throughout the United States of America, because the TSA is not being funded because we have all of these Democrats that don't want to help out our government or help out the travelers that are going on spring break right now. The lines at all of our airports are astronomically long, and we have footage of some of these airport lines, and I believe the wait time for some is three hours just to get through the tsa. And to be honest, I'm empathetic to the tsa. I mean, do I want them abolished? Yes, because they're always trying to touch my junk and always trying to touch me. And I just, you know, I feel very violated by the tsa. But at the same time, you know, they are government workers. They deserve to get paid. And I think if I'm not going to get paid for my job, the likelihood that I'm going to show up is going to be slim to none. So what do you think about all of these delays, Carlos?

[Carlos Teresio]

Well, I mean, I don't think there should be any delays whatsoever. And I don't know if it's tied to the funding issues. It is.

[Alex Stein]

Is that all this SAVE Act, DHS drama, they can't even get the Save act passed. They can't even fund anything.

[Carlos Teresio]

I'll say this, that, you know, we do control the Senate. We do control the House. We really shouldn't be having any issues whatsoever. When Biden was president and when Democrats had control of the Senate and the House, they pass bills all the time. They didn't have any issues, any delays.

[Alex Stein]

We can't pass one. We can't even pass the SAVE Act.

[Carlos Teresio]

No, we can't. And I, I don't think it's going to pass.

[Alex Stein]

It's because we got all these rhinos in there, Murkowski, and all these people that say that they're, oh, I got an R next to my name. Well, we might as well put a D for dumb.

[Carlos Teresio]

Well, keep in mind that Ken Paxton, he made a challenge. I know he said, he basically said he would drop out if they passed the SAVE act. And look what's happening right now. They can't even pass it. They're just struggling because John Doon does not want to pass it.

[Alex Stein]

No, but that was a very politically savvy move by Ken Paxton that basically saved him. And it put the onus on John Cornyn to either get a pass or not. And if he gets it passed, he is going to drop out of the race, but we all know that he's not going to get a pass. So Ken Paxton's not going to have to drop out.

[Carlos Teresio]

Yeah. So, I mean, what he did is he pretty much showed President Trump that the Senate is not serious, John Cornyn is not serious. And it was a politically brilliant move because a, now Trump's not going to get involved in endorsing Cornyn. He's just going to stay out and basically say, okay, you know, I'm just going to leave the Senate runoff election alone. And that's going to benefit Paxton a lot.

[Alex Stein]

Yeah, well, I think Paxton in the polling is crushing Cornyn.

[Carlos Teresio]

Oh, yeah, no, he'll Crush Corner.

[Alex Stein]

It's 53 to 37 or something. Or something. I don't even know how it had in a two person race, but I

[Carlos Teresio]

guess so he's, he's, he's going to survive the runoff election. I think he'll crush Cornyn.

[Alex Stein]

And did you see that ad, that hate ad on Cornyn put out of Ken Paxton? He's like love Shaq or Paxton's like sleeping with women. At least Paxton's not gay. Honest to God. You know what I mean?

[Carlos Teresio]

I'll say this. You know, Coryn is hitting on the character flaws or the personality flaws of Paxton. The issue is Cornyn has been horrendous when it comes to his voting record. He's betrayed his base. He pushed for gun control in 2022. He basically did a bipartisan bill with Democrats. To this day, he has not apologized for that gun control Bill. And he's been pushing for amnesty. I mean, he was at a lulac.

[Alex Stein]

Whoa, real quick. We want amnesty. Show me. We want amnesty for big booty Latinos. Okay, I fight with you about this. You as a Hispanic man.

[Carlos Teresio]

I married a white woman for reasons

[Alex Stein]

I know, because you're self hating Hispanic. But I'm a self loving Hispanic. I love my Mexicans, I love them all. And honestly, you know, you know, with this legal immigration, you cover it very well. The Indians and the Muslims that are coming here, those people, and I'm not trying to, you know, say those people. Guys, that sounds terrible. I would say that Texas culture was built on Mexicans. We had the Texas, you know, whatever. Santa Ana used to own Texas. So I think that they have more of a claim to Texas than a guy from Mumbai, India or a guy from Afghanistan.

[Carlos Teresio]

Well, true, I would say that yes, you know, white Americans and Mexicans, you know, in the 1820s and 30s, they, they were ultimately the foundation of the creation of the state of Texas, the Republic of Texas. And ultimately the state like Juan Seguin, I could mention several historical figures that are Mexican that created this state. So they do have roots.

[Alex Stein]

That's what I'm saying. The Mexicans are not a big deal, dude. And honestly, the Mexicans, they work hard. Well, you know, you know, that's part of their culture.

[Carlos Teresio]

If they're here illegally, then, you know, if ICE gets them, you know, that's.

[Alex Stein]

Well, I like the illegal ones because then in order to get a green card, they have to marry an ugly guy. And I like that process. You know, we all want to talk about, oh, immigration this, immigration that. We've had the biggest immigration loophole forever. There's a TV show about it called 90 Day Fiance. So if you can marry some ugly guy, you get citizenship. So nobody's complaining about that. You know why? Because we benefit from that. Because we get to marry a hot big booty Latina. So that's why America is the greatest country on earth.

[Carlos Teresio]

Well, businesses and corporations, they benefit from the exploitation of illegal aliens. And that's the reason why we've had this open borders issue for the past 20, 30 years. It's not really because, oh, you know, the elected officials, they've loosened the borders. Really. It's because there's a huge incentive for illegals to come here because companies will hire them, business will hire them, and not only that, but you're able to suppress their wages because they're second class citizens, which I love.

[Alex Stein]

I don't like that. I want to be able to suppress their wages. I don't want. I want to be able to pay my housekeeper peanuts, Carlos. I mean, I want them to work hard and not have to pay them a lot. And I can't do that with an American citizen. So I love it. As a business owner, small business owner. I love exploiting cheap labor. So I'm not going to sit here and pretend like I'm holier than thou and I can take any advantage that I can to make some money. I'm going to do it. That's just my mentality. I'm sorry. Whether you like to hear that or not, that's just the God's honest truth. All right, guys, coming up next, we didn't even cover the TSA enough. We went on a diatribe about John Cornyn and all the TSA drama. But guys, we're gonna get back into it after the break. You don't want to miss it.

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Welcome back to After Hours with Alex Stein. Right here on Real America's Voice, we got our great guest Carlos in the house who is an expert when it comes to the Muslim invasion of North Texas especially, but Texas as a whole. Now, I want to play a clip, Carlos, but before I play it, how big of a threat is this Muslim invasion to America? Because this is what they say, immigration without assimilation is an invasion. And I would say that a lot of these Sharia law practicing Muslims don't want to assimilate. So how else should we take it than as an invasion?

[Carlos Teresio]

Well, I mean, it's a huge problem. So here in the state of Texas, you have like more than 300 mosques that have been built and, you know, California has more than 400. So. So they're spreading across the country. But what's worse is that this epic city development that ultimately became very controversial early last year, they're essentially creating an entire enclave that is just going to be following their Islamic framework. They're going to have shopping centers, they're going to have schools all around, pretty much their belief system, which is Sharia law.

[Alex Stein]

Yeah.

[Carlos Teresio]

And which is ironic that the left is defending that because their whole game has been war against segregation. I would say vast majority of the countries against that. But when it comes to this enclave, leftists of course, will defend it and say, well, diversity, equity and inclusion, it's perfectly fine because, you know, Muslims are okay. And that's the reason why we cannot be bringing in people from the third world. Okay, let's just be honest. You can't bring people from the Middle east, from South Asia, from parts of Africa. You know, it's like if I were to import 100 million Mexican Catholics inside Saudi Arabia, will it be Saudi Arabia in 50 years from now? No. No, it's not. With all due respect, if I were to send 100 million Russian Orthodox Christians into India I can assure you the. The Hindu nationalists there would get upset and say, you're changing.

[Alex Stein]

Well, they do have a billion people. Maybe they could use them in India. But, yeah, maybe that's not a good country. But I guess I do understand what you're saying. 100 million Orthodox, you know, Catholics.

[Carlos Teresio]

Yeah, it would change the country.

[Alex Stein]

Iran, well, they got 90 million or something. So. Listen, I would just say that I'm not a bigot. I don't even mind we have freedom of religion. But what's happening now is not what the Constitution intended, because really, I think. I mean, this is just how I interpret it, that we are a Christian country. And basically freedom of religion basically meant you can either be Christian or you could be atheist. I don't think it really was written so that you could. It was either that you could be a Christian or not be religious. I don't think that that was necessarily written so that you could practice Scientology and blah, blah, blah and all these other weird religions. But, I mean, that's just how I interpret it.

[Carlos Teresio]

Well, I mean, so America and the foundation of America, if you look at the, you know, the colonies in the 1600s and 1700s, their constitutions pretty much said that, you know, if you want to run for office, if you want to actually serve in any capacity in the colonies, you do have to be a trinitarian Christian. And so there were some elements in the creation of this country that pretty much were Christian elements. That does not mean that you can't have, you know, people that are Jewish or Muslims or Hindus. It just simply means that the foundation and the bedrock of this country is Christian, and you really don't want to change it too much. You know, if I were to go to India and, you know, you're to bring in all of these people that are not Hindus, it will ultimately change the foundation of India. And India does have Christians. They do have some Muslims and other groups, but the identity of India is Hinduism. You know, I go to New Delhi. I shouldn't be seeing Chinese or Pakistanis Muslims there. I know America's applied everywhere else.

[Alex Stein]

Yeah, America's the only country. But they tell us, oh, it's a melting pot. It's a melting pot. Well, I don't know. It's pretty melted. So I want to play this clip. Even though we pass Proposition 10, which outlaws Sharia law, but it's not a law yet. Right. Describe what Prop 10 is, you know, better.

[Carlos Teresio]

Proposition 10 is more of a survey question. Are you talking about.

[Alex Stein]

It was a survey question that we voted on so in the next legislation

[Carlos Teresio]

is that something that potentially basically that proposition. What the reason why we had the propositions during the Republican primary is because that ultimately tells the RPT and it tells Republican elected officials across the state. You know, hey, you know, X, yeah, X, Y and Z percent of voters support this proposition. They support banning Sharia law. And I think it was like over 90%.

[Alex Stein]

Yeah, it was. I think it was like 95%.

[Carlos Teresio]

Now you have. Okay, now you have a strong case for. Okay, well, next session and next year, elected officials should take more action against Sharia law.

[Alex Stein]

Well, I want to play this clip of a mother talking about how there is massive funding for these Islamic schools. And I mean, to be honest, like, don't they have enough money? They got to take our hard earned taxpaying dollars out of my pocket so they can support these Islamic schools. It's ridiculous. Let's play the clip.

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Texas has now admitted four Islamic schools to their voucher program. This comes after an Obama appointed judge ruled that they had to extend their deadline to allow more private schools, mainly Islamic schools to apply. And this comes after cair, the Council on American Islamic Relations, which has been designated or labeled as a terror organization by Govern Abbott in the state of Texas. This comes after they filed a lawsuit demanding taxpayer funds for these Islamic schools which are all tied back to care, which is designated as a terrorist organization in the state of Texas, which is why they weren't eligible in the first place. And one of the schools that's been admitted is the Houston Quran Academy, which is headed by Hamid Ghazali, a man who was literally name checked in the 1991 Muslim Brotherhood memoir on how to destroy our civilization from within. Now this man previously ran Ghazali Islamic video which he founded out of Lawrence, Kansas. And he was busy soliciting donations for every one of the bad guys, every single group that you've ever heard of overseas that we are not supposed to be giving aid and comfort or money out of the United States to. He was busy doing that up to and including Al Q. And this was all on video. You can find these videos, some of the sources that I that I include right here. So there you go. A man who was literally name checked in the 1991 Muslim Brotherhood memorandum on how to infiltrate and destroy our civilization from within just had another Muslim Brotherhood front group sue the state of Texas so that he could get taxpayer money to run one of his indoctrination centers. They sued to make us pay them. They sued to make us their dummies we now have to pay them to run their indoctrination centers. Y', all, this is not how this is supposed to go. We need a federal designation of the Muslim Brotherhood as a Democrat terrorist organization. We need the federal designation and we need to get very serious about countering these threats right here in the homeland. Because I'm going to tell you, that's what I voted for.

[Alex Stein]

So that's pretty serious information that now some of the government funding for these charter schools is going to four Islamic schools that I don't know. But are they going to practice Sharia law in those schools or the girls going to have to wear hijabs?

[Carlos Teresio]

Yeah, so this is actually concern that a lot of people brought up last year, especially whenever the House and the Senate, they voted for the ESA program. And of course I understand the school choice approach, which is to help empower.

[Alex Stein]

Yeah, we like that.

[Carlos Teresio]

Yes, we like that. But just with any bill that you pass, even if it's a good bill, you will have some side effects. And that side effect that we're seeing right now is the fact that some of the Islamic organizations are arguing, actually,

[Alex Stein]

you know what, I just changed my opinion in real time. Maybe this is good because then all the Muslims can just go to their Muslim school and then they're not going to go to the Catholic school or something. So isn't this kind of good? It's segregation.

[Carlos Teresio]

We don't want them to be using taxpayer dollars to pushing their Sharia law based schools for minors. And I don't support that.

[Alex Stein]

I think I don't support that either. But now I'm in this moral conundrum where I'm like, well, if I can pay a few extra, extra dollars and they can just be in their own

[Carlos Teresio]

little zone, it's a completely different legal system. So that's the reason why Governor Abbott, I think like two months ago he designated CARE as like a domestic terrorist organization and some other Islamic organizations. And that's really to try and hold accountable CARE because they are tied to the Muslim Brotherhood and they're tied to all of these radical organizations. But hopefully, you know, through legal mechanisms and potentially some laws being passed next year, they're able to completely bar all of these Islamic organizations and potentially mosques that are tied to the Muslim Brotherhood, that are tied to care. Bar them from actually using some of the ESA funds that we have.

[Alex Stein]

Well, Carlos, I want to play a video because this, you know, I'm a big conspiracy theorist and a lot of the war on terror was actually created by America because we created the Mujahideen which we funded to fight the Russians in the 70s and early 80s. And I want to play a clip of Hillary Clinton basically talking about how we created these terrorist organizations.

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I mean, let's remember here, the people we are fighting today we funded 20 years ago. And we did it because we were locked in this struggle with the Soviet Union. They invaded Afghanistan and we did not want to see them control Central Asia. And we went to work and it was President Reagan in partnership with the Congress, led by Democrats, who said, you know what sounds like a pretty good idea? Let's deal with the ISI and the Pakistani military and let's go recruit these mujahideen. And that's great. Let's get some to come from Saudi Arabia and other places importing their Wahhabi brand of Islam so that we can go beat the Soviet Union. And guess what? They retreated, they lost billions of dollars and it led to the collapse of the Soviet Union. So there's a very strong argument which is wasn't a bad investment to end the Soviet Union, but let's be careful what we sow because we will harvest. So we then left Pakistan. We said, okay, fine, you deal with the Stingers that we've left all over your country. You deal with the mines that are along the border. And by the way, we don't want to have anything to do with you. In fact, we're sanctioning you. So we stopped dealing with the Pakistani military and with isi and we now are making up for a lot of lost time.

[Alex Stein]

Now, Carlos, why that is very scary to me because we fought a 20 year war in Afghanistan and it took us 20 years to replace the Taliban with the Taliban. And I think she said some very prophetic words that the Soviet Union's fight against these Muslim rebels, the mujahideen basically caused the collapse of the Soviet Union. And now I see us in a war with Iran, who is a much more formidable opponent that has 90 million people, that has 900,000 in their military. And a lot of people are getting mad at me. Oh, we got to knock them out, we got to knock them out. But the Soviet Union basically collapsed trying to fight these guys. And whether we like it or not, we funded these people, we created the modern day ISIS base basically. So it's like problem, reaction, solution. I feel like they always want us to be fighting these people in the Middle east so that they kind of. So what they did is they helped fund them and now they're knocking on our doorstep. We're basically at the doorstep of World War three. And it seems like all this could have just been avoided if we just leave them alone and didn't mess with them.

[Carlos Teresio]

Yeah, no, I mean, so we. So this Iran war. And actually, I'm glad that we're talking about the Iran war and what's happening in the Middle east, because that's actually been one of the big conversations I've been having with people. We created this mess in Iran when it came to the mujahideen in Afghanistan, we essentially created Al Qaeda because we provided them weapons and funding that ultimately they used to create 9, 11, and of course, to attack America when it comes to Iran. So in 1953, we actually had a coup d' etat against the Iranian government. We removed the prime minister because he nationalized the oil and of course, because it went against the interests of the British government and, of course, their oil interests in the region. We did that. We installed the Shah. The Shah was there between 1953 until 1979, and he was pretty repressive. He arrested people that criticized the government. He actually executed a lot of people. And the Shah was friendly with the United States. He was a strategic partner in the region. But because we enabled a dictatorship, it ultimately radicalized the Muslims in the country, which led to the Islamic Revolution, 1979. So we kind of created Iran. So tying back to the Al Qaeda situation, we indirectly created the mess that we're seeing right now. And then four years later, we're trying to do regime change, which, by the way, there's actually the worst way to do regime change.

[Alex Stein]

Yeah, I know. We're gonna get into regime change. We gotta go to break. Yeah, it's hard to do it over just, you know, with air strikes. All right, guys, coming up next, we're going to talk more about the Iran war. And we're going to talk about the Bachelorette being canceled on ABC because Taylor Frankie beat up her boyfriend and threw a chair at his head while also hitting her daughter with that chair. Pretty crazy stuff. You don't want to miss it. You'll see it.

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[Alex Stein]

Thank you guys so much for joining us. Right here in Real America's Voice, you're watching After Hours with Alex Stein. Now, Carlos and I, before we went to break, we were talking about the Iran war and you said something that I thought was very intense, very serious, that if this war does continue to go on, even though it has a lot of support from the MAGA base, which I think I think that is true, this is going to hurt us in the midterm elections and I think that's just obvious. So what do you think the outcome of those elections are going to be if this war continues till September?

[Carlos Teresio]

Well, I think that if the war continues until September or if it lasts beyond well beyond September, what's going to happen is you're going to have social, economic and political consequences. Economically, you're going to see gas prices go up, you're going to see prices go up overall across, you know, social fabric of the country. So economically, Americans will feel the pain with, with their pocketbooks. And the other issue that you're also going to see is the fact that it's going to be spending a lot of money from the military. So if we already spent around $25 billion, expect a couple hundred billion being spent. So it's not going to be good in the long run. Now if this war ends in two weeks and it's like a 12, 12 day war scenario where there's some bombing, 30 day war at that point, then I do think that you're able to mitigate the consequences. However, if it lasts for a couple months, American troops get deployed, American troops die, gas prices go up, prices go up in general and there's a huge mess and it gets out of control. And the next thing you know, the Chinese and the Russians, they provide not just intelligence, you know, support for the Iranians because, you know, if they're able to control the situation, it will benefit them. If it gets out of control, they're, they're probably gonna have to step in and say, yeah, don't block the straight hormones. It's going to affect the Chinese economy. It's going to be a mess.

[Alex Stein]

I know. Then all the moderate voters are definitely not going to vote for the conservative candidates in the election. So guys, I have no fear. We get very black pilled on this episode. I know all the boomers that watch this love the war. So you guys, it's, it's still going on. We just got $200 billion more dollars to fund it. So you guys get to keep on watching it while us millennials and Gen Z and Gen X I guess is the other one. I don't even know. But what I do know is that the most important story that is out right now is Taylor. Frankie has been kicked off the Bachelorette. She was supposed to be the star of the show. Do you know even know what the Bachelorette is? It's one attractive woman gets to date like 30 guys at once and then vice versa. They have the Bachelor, which I always thought is very weird, you know what I mean? Because we live in this culture where you're not supposed to cheat, not supposed to do this. But then we have a show that basically just glamorizes dating multiple people at once, which is kind of icky to say the least

[Carlos Teresio]

is icky. And I I gotta be honest. I don't really watch this.

[Alex Stein]

You don't watch the Bachelor? I don't forget about the war. Watch this clip of Taylor Frankie beating up her boyfriend.

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[Alex Stein]

Yeah. Look at you. Look, look. Yeah, look.

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This is called physical abuse.

[Carlos Teresio]

Yeah,

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Yeah. See, Taylor, this is all you do.

[Alex Stein]

It's the only thing you know how to do. Holy.

[Carlos Teresio]

It's okay.

[Alex Stein]

I don't give a. Let me go. Stop.

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[Alex Stein]

Leave me. Me alone. Oh, my gosh. Your daughter is right here. Oh, my gosh. Oh, my. Now, if I'm just being honest, Carlos, I'm sad that we don't get that season. It seems like it would have been a very good season. I mean, this is reality tv. Now the Bachelorette is trying to act like, oh, they're holier than thou, and now they're just some sort of morally righteous show. And it's literally a show about a girl dating 30 guys at once. But they're mad that this girl threw a chair, which is definitely wrong. That was definitely domestic violence. But she's a girl. I mean, what are you gonna do? Women are sometimes a little emotional. If it was a guy doing that, I think that's much worse. There is a double standard. But when you see that, what do you think, Carlos? And do you think them canceling the show is too punitive for her actions?

[Carlos Teresio]

Well, I would just cancel the show.

[Alex Stein]

You would cancel it?

[Carlos Teresio]

I would cancel it. And what?

[Alex Stein]

Dude, this is reality tv, dude. What are you talking about? Why are we pretending like this is some sort of Christian conservative show or something? This is trash tv. This is like.

[Carlos Teresio]

That's the point. It's.

[Alex Stein]

I know.

[Carlos Teresio]

Theocracy.

[Alex Stein]

It's one of the most successful shows. Okay, well, let's. Let's play a clip of Harvey Levin describing how the show got canceled in a little more detail.

[Carlos Teresio]

Well, now that the show has been shelved, they're not going to get that FaceTime. And if they don't get that FaceTime, then ABC is going to have to either return the money or not get the money they were expecting. And that's going to be a huge, huge loss for ABC. A couple of other things. This show cost around $2 million an episode, and the whole show has been shot. So somebody is going to have to shoulder that ABC or Warner Brothers discovery. And they are already fighting over who is to blame, who should have seen what either they didn't see or didn't want to see with Taylor.

[Alex Stein]

See, Carlos, this makes me mad because they've already shot the show, and now we want to see it more than ever. But I guess that they feel like they would be rewarding this type of behavior. But once again, this is a show where a woman is dating multiple men, which is not, to me, socially cool. You know, I mean, socially, if a girl's dating 30 guys at once, you would say that, you know, this is not a good situation. But if you do it in front of TV cameras, all of a sudden, now it's a hit TV show. So I just feel a little. I feel like they're acting a little hypocritical by canceling the show, you know, outright.

[Carlos Teresio]

Well, I. I don't watch the show, so.

[Alex Stein]

Yeah, but a lot of women do. Men do. I'm the biggest Bachelorette fan in the world. Are you kidding? I'm about to be the next Bachelor. So let me tell you something, abc. I am a wild child. I have a lot of emotional and I have a lot of issues. So I would make a great candidate for the next Bachelor. If I have to get in better shape, if I have to start taking retta and looks maxing and get jacked up and get calf implants, I'm willing to do that. If you would be willing to choose me as the next Bachelor. And I can guarantee you I've never been physically violent with a female ever in my life. I have been hit by someone to protest, but you can go back and watch the tape. I have never retaliated in a physical manner. Maybe I've said some harsh words, but nothing too harsh that would discredit me from being the next best bachelor that ABC has ever had. So, Carlos, remember, they're going to be watching this. And look, this is. Look at this Bachelor. I can get framed out like this. Guys, this is the. This is what the ladies want. They want you to frame MOG all day long. I'm willing to do it. So, abc, now that you are in a financial conundrum because of the cancellation of this show that you've already shot, that you spent, you know, almost $50 million on, hire me, the world's second greatest Lux Maxer, behind Clavicular, to be the next Bachelor. What do you say?

[Carlos Teresio]

Well, I'll say this. You know, when I run for office, we'll pass a law to make sure that you take over the Bachelorette.

[Alex Stein]

That's what I'm talking about. See, that is a guy that I will elect to office. We make it a law that they have to make me the next Bachelor.

[Carlos Teresio]

Yes.

[Alex Stein]

And, guys, I'm going to go on there I'm going to dance. Prance romance. I'm gonna give you everything that Frankie couldn't do. Okay, so, guys, abc, I know you watch my show every night. Please consider me as a replacement. I know I'm replacing a Bachelor with a Bachelorette. It's a little confusing. But my point is, I need to be the Bachelor. I don't want to be one of the 30 guys. I want to be the star of the show. I want to be the pimp on a blimp. I want the ladies coming after me, and I want to be able to emotionally manipulate them and dump them publicly and basically make them feel very, very sad that. That they don't get to date me. So, yeah, that's what I want to do. And on top of that, though, to go back on our serious point, they humiliate these people. They get them to be dumped, you know, every week whether they get a rose or not. And now they want to act like they care about people's feelings. I just think it's so hypocritical, and it was really a huge waste of time and money for them not to post the season.

[Carlos Teresio]

Yeah, no, I, I, I can see that. And I think the way you fix this is you take it over. I take it over and invite clavicular. You invite all.

[Alex Stein]

And don't forget, you know, also does Dancing with the Stars, and they had my biological stepfather on Tucker Carlson. He was actually on Dancing with the Stars. I think he was the first person kicked off. So, listen, I think that I would be a great candidate. Maybe if I don't get the Bachelor, maybe I can do Dancing with the Stars, but I'm not really much of a dancer, so I don't know if I would do very well on that show. So do you think this is a distraction? Was this an inside job, Carlos, that maybe they said, hey, Taylor, everybody's talking about the war. We need you to go beat up your boyfriend, and then we're going to cancel the season. So everybody's talking about this, but it

[Carlos Teresio]

possibly could be a distraction because I, I know a lot of people right now. They're talking about different issues. I mean, the Iran war was being discussed, I would say, two and a half weeks ago, like, everywhere. Now it's hardly even being discussed.

[Alex Stein]

Oh, my gosh. Did they kill Chuck Norris to distract us? They killed Chuck Norris to distract us from the Iran war. Oh, my gosh. We're gonna get into it next. I hope that's not true, but I just put that together. Rip Chuck Norris you do not deserve to go. All because of this war. All right guys, coming up next, we're going to dive even deeper into it. You don't want to miss it.

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[Alex Stein]

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[Alex Stein]

Thank you guys so much for spending your Friday Friday evening right here in Real America's Voice, watching After Hours with Alex Stein. Now Carlos, we talked a lot about Muslim people. We talked a lot about Indians. But I want to talk about My favorite people. I am the biggest fan of black people and I'm not even saying that sarcastic. I just love black people. I love sports. I feel like black people are the coolest. They always dress the coolest, they drive the coolest cars. They do have some, you know, I guess negative attributes for their culture but I don't even want to get into that. But I do want to play this clip of a man on a subway train threatening to kill another man. And I feel like I'm sick of you guys sharing it. You guys are racist, you guys are bigots, you guys are trying to demonize black people. Not all black people are like this clip. Let's play it.

[Carlos Teresio]

I ain't lied about I see I

[Alex Stein]

just kept robbed by dude.

[Carlos Teresio]

Every black that kiss ass to the

[Alex Stein]

white folks I'm going to kill them for real.

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[Alex Stein]

Every slave mentality gets had. The white most is gonna die. Now Carlos, what if I was to tell you that that that experience that that man just did on the subway train threatening to kill all those people was not his fault. Would you believe me?

[Carlos Teresio]

I actually do. I actually do agree with that statement because I think it's Democrats fault.

[Alex Stein]

You think it's a democrat's fault?

[Carlos Teresio]

Well it's actually created this mess.

[Alex Stein]

It's actually not the Democrats fault because I want to play this next clip of a YouTuber that went to Lagos, Nigeria to give Africans IQ tests to prove that Africans do not have a lower IQ on average. But the results were pretty shocking and actually went against the whole hypothesis that he had before he did the experiment, the social experiment government and came to find out that half of the population that he tested in Lagos, Nigeria had an IQ under 70. So they're basically functioning. They're. I think that, I think that's borderline retarded. I don't know, you know, don't. Don't hold me to it. But it's very low. Let's play the clip of his social experiment.

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[Carlos Teresio]

Everyone who participated was above 16.

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Only 3% of the participants scored 102

[Carlos Teresio]

and another 3% scored over 80 and over 90 respectively.

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[Carlos Teresio]

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76 Disappointingly, 52% of participants scored below

[Carlos Teresio]

70, accounting for half of our candidates. Overall, the average score was 73, while

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the median was 69. This raises some pertinent how does IQ

[Carlos Teresio]

affect a population's ability to invent, produce,

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develop, or run a country? Is the IQ IQ test really useful now?

[Alex Stein]

That's a pretty shocking information, Carlos. And my producer just came in my ear, and he said that you're disabled. You're mentally disabled if you're under 75. And the average was 69.

[Carlos Teresio]

Well, I'm not surprised about the IQ test. I mean, when. When the Europeans went to Africa a couple hundred years ago, they didn't have much of an infrastructure. That's what I'll say.

[Alex Stein]

I know. That is crazy that they got to rely on Mr. Beast to build all their wells to get water. You think that they would figure that out? It can't be that complicated to dig a hole in the ground.

[Carlos Teresio]

Yeah, it. Mr. Beast, of course, making wells in the ground over there is, of course, just part of his show. I mean, it's.

[Alex Stein]

What do you think Kamala Harris's IQ is?

[Carlos Teresio]

I'm not gonna answer that.

[Alex Stein]

Why not? I mean, that's probably. It's probably 69. It's probably like 70. Probably the average. I'm saying she's not really above average. So it's probably 7. 75 to 69. And she got. She got into all these universities. I think she was a teacher at some point.

[Carlos Teresio]

It might be 71.

[Alex Stein]

She's a 71 IQ.

[Carlos Teresio]

That's my guess. That's. That's my, you know, final guess.

[Alex Stein]

And one shot in Butler, Pennsylvania, could have gone 2 inches to the right, and she would have been probably the president of the United States.

[Carlos Teresio]

Well, she slept her way up in Pat.

[Alex Stein]

I know she dated Montel Jordan or Montel Williams. She was in a throuple, so she was. Did you ever share on the red carpet? She was. Montel had two dates. It was like the Bachelorette. It's like the Bachelorette. You get to date multiple people at once. Oh, my gosh. Kamala Harris or the Bachelorette? She needs to dump her husband, who is kind of a. You know, he's a little light in the loafers. That would be a great season. Now, would you watch if we made it a political bachelorette and it was Kamala Harris dating 30chads, would that be something you'd be interested in watching?

[Carlos Teresio]

No.

[Alex Stein]

Why not?

[Carlos Teresio]

Because it's Kamala Harris.

[Alex Stein]

I don't want to watch that shutting down. Guys, everybody likes a Sassy black.

[Carlos Teresio]

Well, she's technically Indian. Half Indian Indians. So I would say she might not be that dumb.

[Alex Stein]

Indians are pretty smart, but, you know, that's actually a big lie. They say Indians are so good at tech and stuff. That's not true. That on average, it's like a computer science degree from America and a guy that has a computer science degree from a fake school in India when they all come here in America. I'll say this about we test better than the Indians.

[Carlos Teresio]

Yeah, I'll say this about the innocent. I actually have a Indian friend, and he does not want to. To be close to, like, the other 1 billion people that's part of the lower caste.

[Alex Stein]

Yeah, they have a cast.

[Carlos Teresio]

They. They. They throw the cow dungs. And they actually do worship cows. And they do. I mean, they pretty much pollute the rivers. Okay.

[Alex Stein]

Yeah, the Ganges rivers.

[Carlos Teresio]

That.

[Alex Stein]

The. More dead bodies.

[Carlos Teresio]

Tyler Oliveira, when he went to India.

[Alex Stein]

Great.

[Carlos Teresio]

Watch his. Watch his YouTube channel, everybody.

[Alex Stein]

Okay, enough about India. Are you going to be at CPAC? That's happening right here in Grapevine on the 25th. Are you going to be there? Maybe.

[Carlos Teresio]

Possibly.

[Alex Stein]

In the political sphere. Don't you have to go? Isn't it an obligation? Almost. I'm sure Nate's gonna go.

[Carlos Teresio]

It's. It's cpa. I don't know if he's going.

[Alex Stein]

Is Nate. Shotline's not even going to the.

[Carlos Teresio]

I'm going to the Texas GOP convention. That's where I'm going.

[Alex Stein]

Well, I'll be there, too. And I got a comedy show with Kenny Webster. Kenny Webster and Jesse Payton. It's gonna be great. All right, well, let's play the promo if you guys want to come see me and not Carlos. Apparently, I'm gonna be a CPAC next week on the 25th, right here in the DFW metroplex.

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[Alex Stein]

You guys don't want to miss it. Now, Carlos, you always ask me, Alex, where do you get so much energy? And I've never told you until now. The secret is this. It is called Soldier Fuel. It is a zero sugar, five calorie energy drink that has enough taurine to make a, you know, a horse run even faster. And I am a horse. You know, I need Ivermectin. I take horse Ivermectin. I take a lot of horse supplements. So if you're big and strong and you need a little pick me up because I know the show is on late at night. Do you ever drink Soldier Fuel? It's delicious. Go get some on Amazon.com and if you guys make a video of yourself drinking it, we might play it on the show. And if it's a good video, we'll send you some free Soldier Fuel. Okay? So, Carlos, what is this? What is this graphic of? Carlos, I want to see this. Look at you speaking. What is this? Before we go, Carlos, tell the people where they can find you and support you. And what is this picture that my producer has next? Is this you speaking?

[Carlos Teresio]

Yeah. So, so this is actually the march I organized in honor of Charlie Kirk back in September 20th of last year. We were actually, with the help of a friend of mine, a business owner in Fort Worth, and, and someone else, we were able to get like more than 4,000 people in downtown Fort Worth. We shut down the streets. We ultimately occupied the courthouse and we had County Judge Tim o'.

[Alex Stein]

Hare.

[Carlos Teresio]

We had Beau French, who's running for a railroad.

[Alex Stein]

I would have been there. I had a turning point event. I remember you asked me, but real quick, I just want to say this. I think that that is one of the biggest problems with Trump's second term is that Charlie Kirk is not here for it.

[Carlos Teresio]

I, I, I do. Yes, I agree with that too. And I think Charlie Kirk being gone is the reason why the rights just, you know, balkanized points. And it's, it's really sad because, you know, Trump won, he won by a lot in 2024.

[Alex Stein]

Dominated.

[Carlos Teresio]

He dominated 2024. And now the early 2026, we have this Iran war. People are not satisfied. Mass deportations. It's not going to happen. I'm just going to be realistic. That's just not going to happen. Democrats are probably going to win this November. So it's disappointing. But going back to the picture, we had a lot of people there. We had Patrimo was there, Lee Wamskons was there, Nate Chat's line, Jacko Boyens. And you know that picture that you have there is me doing my speech and my wife is, of course right next to me and she has a headscarf.

[Alex Stein]

I know, for Sharia law. I didn't.

[Carlos Teresio]

No, no, no, no. It's.

[Alex Stein]

That looks like Sharia law. All right, guys, if you want to follow Carlos, whose wife is practicing Sharia law, go to Carlos. Go to the link that we put on the Christian head scarf so I don't vibes. Okay, guys. Well, before we go, thank you guys so much for joining us this Friday. We'll be back on Monday for a brand new episode. We got some crazy guests scheduled. But before we go, I want to encourage all of you guys that love Rav so much. We're not only in the media business when it comes to creating TV shows and podcasts, we're also venturing into the music business. So if you guys want to hear some music that is not about, you know, cardi b popping or, you know what and, you know, being all freaky deaky, then please go and support RAV's latest venture into the music industry. And we're gonna say goodbye with our song God, Grit and Guns by the Truth Bombers. Thank you guys so much for watching. We'll see you on Monday.

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