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Eric Bolling (0:00)
This is an iHeart podcast. Alrighty folks. Okay, guess what, it's Thursday, 4pm Markets have just closed. Let's take a peek at what's going on. I'm going to jump right over there. But Dow Jones had a good day. It was all over the board a little bit. But the Nasdaq really jumped up the most, over 1% higher on the day. And this is a little bit of delayed reaction to the Feds lowering the interest rates, the fed funds rate by a quarter percent yesterday. It's the SEC lowering typically does really good things for the markets when they do. A lot of people wanted him to get a more aggressive with the way he described it as a goal. Down a touch. 40 bucks is nothing on a $3,700 unit in oil. Down a little bit. Bitcoin was up. It was up a lot more. Bitcoin was up over118,000 at one point. Backed off right before the close. Ethereum up. XRP up. CRO up. So folks, good day in the crypto markets as well. We have to do this. We do this every day because it's what we do. All right, let's bring our first guest, good friend of mine, the CEO of Infowars where he hosts the Alex Jones show. And he also has a lot to say about Charlie Kirk's assassination. Welcome back to Mr. Alex Jones. Before we get into details about Charlie Kirk, which you and I were going to break this down quite a bit, let's just talk a little bit about Jimmy Kimmel getting bounced, being canceled because of his disgusting comments about Charlie. Do we have those comments? Can you play those for, for the audience and for Mr. Jones?
Alex Jones (1:27)
We hit some new lows over the weekend with the MAGA gang desperately trying to characterize this kid who murdered Charlie Kirk as anything other than one of them and doing everything they can to score political points from it.
Eric Bolling (1:39)
And that's what it took. Now Alex, you're a smart man. You know Kimmel's ratings have been declining and as were Colbert's, abc, cbs. Now are they bouncing these guys because of ratings or because of what they said about Charlie Kirk? What do you think?
Mad Dog (1:53)
Well, I know, I mean I predicted when Trump first got reelected seven, eight months ago, I said all three of the late night hosts are going to be gone because you look at, you know, the Fox late night show, it has more viewers, all of them combined. They're going to look for a political excuse. Yeah, that's exactly my show. Today I put the headline learn the secret of why Kimmel was fired and Colbert, they have less viewers than you and I do in our first, you know, segment. It's a delusion. So they're not going to pay. The big banks, the big corporations are going to pay for a facade that doesn't deliver. And so I predict the View is going to be gone. I Predict, you know, CNN's already trying to reprogram, it's over. And so they're trying to say, oh, we're censored. And it came out years ago that Chuck Schumer, the Democrats, send talking points to Kimmel and Colbert and that their writers basically write off of that. And so they use his horrible thing saying a right winger killed Kirk. And you know, him making jokes about it that were totally disgusting. You watch Full Club as an excuse to get rid of them. But they were just waiting because I was reading like Colbert was paid 50 million a year, 100 plus million to produce the show. I mean, we have shows that cost a few million to produce a year, that have bigger audiences already. I mean, I'm not trying to brag, I know you have a big show, but my show, even censored, you know, years ago, still had 20 million a day. That's like 50, 100 million a day on radio, you know, Internet, everything. So you can't keep track of it. So these people are a facade. They're a joke. This wasn't Trump going in and removing these shows. You know, Trump suing the networks for lying about him. He should. But at the end of the day, they woke up dead. They were already in the coffin, buried years ago. No viewers to speak of with the budgets they had. So they're losers. So using political excuses, as you just said, to get rid of them.
