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This is an I heart podcast, guaranteed human. President Trump totally and unequivocally proven correct in his approach and changes made in Minneapolis and Minnesota more broadly. Also, wine that does or does not exist is selling for an absurd amount of money if that winery is owned by Ilhan Omar. And art, the Bruce Spring scene song that highlights all of the things going on in Minneapolis is a very, very bad piece of art. We will discuss that and juxtapose it to some of his former music as well as discuss the anti illegal immigration enforcement movie that is up for best picture and has the likeliest chance of winning. All that and more coming up on this episode of the show. Thanks so much for tuning in. Show starts right now. You heard me correctly the first time around. President Trump totally and utterly proven correct on his position and his changes made this week in the state of Minnesota. We'll talk about that coming up. But I gotta first remind you, you can email the show anytime you want. Tptpusa.com you can email anything you want, whether it be stories that we should be talking about here, whether it should be a comment or a concern or a criticism or an opinion on anything that we talk about. T TPTP USA.com you can also leave a comment wherever it is that you happen to be watching this. We're on all the social media platforms. I don't need to list them out. You know what they are. And if you happen to be watching there, go ahead and leave a comment or send an email. And if those comments or emails are nasty, disgusting, vile, bigoted and just downright hateful, it'll actually fit in with most of the content we do here on the show, according to the libs. So, TPTP say.com or leave a comment wherever it is that you happen to be watching. Like I said, President Trump is entirely, totally, unequivocally vindicated in his approach in Minnesota. We set this up on Tuesday. The libs are hollering, ranting, raving, all this. This is the worst thing that's ever happened. Tim Walls described it as the Nazis coming into Minnesota and says all of the criminal, illegal, pedophiles and murderers are just like Anne Frank. Uh, and then President Trump kind of shakes things up again. We talked about this entirely on Tuesday. If you'd like to get the full picture of it, go ahead and read. Rewatch that episode. But the bottom line here is that the normies got involved with everything that happened over the weekend. The normies started saying it's okay to change your mind. It's okay to change your position. And so it looked like the two choices were okay, you either back down and submit to the violent lefty mob, which is not good and you can't do that, or you double down, which causes, whether you like it or not, a PR headache, which, which the Trump administration didn't want to deal with. But President Trump and his infinite PR wisdom instituted the third term. We'll just make some changes. Just like a Major league baseball coach. Hey, the pitcher that usually does really, really well, not doing so hot today. We're going to go, he's having an off day. We're going to make some changes. Throwing a, throw in a another pitcher, that's also great and maybe things will change from there. What doesn't change is our want to win the game. I'm obviously still using the baseball metaphor here, but what doesn't change is our belief that the illegals need to get the hell outta here. Right? That that has not changed in any way, shape or form. So Trump puts in a third option, says, hey, Chris, you know, great job at the border. Why don't you go ahead and continue doing what you're doing at the border because obviously that is still entirely necessary. Basically says the same thing to Greg Bevino. Insert Tom Homan. Now, a little bit of a bias. I like Tom. I've talked to Hom Homan, Tom Holman and I've had some pretty good times. We don't need to get into that specifically, but in the brief interactions we've had, he's very funny, very likable guy. Not to say that Krissy Noem isn't. I just don't happen to know her. Tom Holman, on the other hand, is laser focused on the entire job of getting illegals out of the country. In other words, the belief, the ideology has not changed. This is what the American people voted for. And President Trump said, hey, PR headache here. Let's just go ahead and make some changes. That apparently has worked because couple days ago Tom Homan landed in Minnesota, started meeting with everybody. He like, really every rational conservative says, hey, you know, you got to talk to people in order to be able to find solutions. He gave a press conference this morning, which will play a bunch for you. But I first have to highlight the fact that, that everybody in power in Minnesota, Keith Ellison, the ag, Tim Walls, the governor, the mayor of Minneapolis, Jacob Fry, have all said just incendiary things, basically saying that everybody in the administration are a bunch of Nazis and we hate them. They're the Gestapo. This is the worst thing in the world. All of a sudden, President Trump makes a little tweaks, throws on the charm because he's a very charming guy, gets those people on the phones, and all of a sudden those. Those lefty ruler, the lefty leadership in Minnesota and Minneapolis, more broadly, Minnesota, have decided to cooperate with the Nazis. I. That's. That's the only thing that I could take away from that. Right. If they call them Nazis and all of a sudden they're cooperating, what does that make them? Uh, so Tom Holman gets to Minneapolis, sits down with Tim Walls, sits down with the AG Keith Ellison. And. And this was from his press conference earlier today in which he said something that needed to be said, something that needed to come to a compromise on that. Apparently, he got almost immediately while getting into Minneapolis. This is what he said about his dialogue, his conversation with the Minnesota ag Keith Ellison. This is cut six. I had a very good meeting with Attorney General Ellison, and he has clarified from me that county jails may notify ICE of the release dates of criminal public safety risks, so ICE can take custody of them upon the release from the jail. Now, that is 100% fantastic. Reason being because Keith Ellison went on some of the weekend shows earlier this week and said literally the exact opposite. So what is happening here? Trump makes a little bit of a change. Trump throws on the charm. All of a sudden, the libs are cooperating with the people that they called Nazis, like 15 minutes ago. I want to revisit that clip from one of the Sunday show. This is Keith Ellison, the Attorney General of Minnesota, with cbs saying what is diametrically opposed to what he's now agreeing to with Tom Homan. We played this clip a little bit. Was it last week or beginning of this week? But I want to show it to you again just to put this all into context. This is cut 7. DHS says Minnesota isn't cooperating with ICE detainers or requests for assistance. When ICE asks for help, why does Minnesota sometimes say no? Well, because it's the law, right? I mean, it depends on the help that they're asking for. If someone who ICE might potentially be interested in, if that person gets arrested on, say, a dui, our courts don't have the legal authority to hold them. Once the court has said they need, they are to be released. DHS says you're not cooperating. You say, we're following the law as it's written. Right. And so they're asking us to join them in breaking the law, and we can't do that we believe in upholding the law. We believe in the rule of law. He's a squirmy little guy. He, again, I think I've mentioned, I think Keith Ellison is evil instead of dumb. I think he probably is a relatively smart guy trying to maneuver his lawyerly answers to never actually say anything. But effectively what he did there is say, look, we can't cooperate with the federal government because the laws that we made up, which by the way, are probably unconstitutional. The Supreme Court needs to rule on that as soon as possible. But we can't do it. We just absolutely can't. Tom Holman gets in a meeting with him and he says, turns out we can look at. This is fantastic news again. Look, Libs think for some reason that Trump backed down in some way, shape or form. No, he didn't. He just changed the strategy because he's a master negotiator. Got them to capitulate. Tim Walls is sending the state police to go crush the unlawful protest. We don't have to show you the video. They should probably seen videos of them trying to go invade all the hotels, all that sort of stuff. Tim Walls is now agreeing with the guy that he called the Nazi 15 minutes ago and crushing any illegal protest, illegal gathering, riots as we also call them. And now the attorney general is going back on what he said like four days ago. Well, we can't. There's no way that we can ever do that. Tom Holman gets in a meeting with him. In his press conference, Tom Holman says, I can confirm that the AG said, we're gonna go ahead and let you guys know in these county jails. Now the problem is, is the cooperation with these so called authoritarian Nazi dictators in the Trump administration has not been ubiquitous. Uh, at least one person has held the line and that is Mayor Jacob Fry, who basically has called everybody Nazi and continues to not work with them. Which is an irony in and of itself. Uh, but here is a tweet that Jacob Fry put out just a couple days ago. This is graphic one in response to whether or not Minneapolis jails are going to let ICE or, or immigration officials know if they have criminal illegals in their custody. Uh, he said, nah. I've also made it clear, uh, this is after his meeting with Tom Holman that Minneapolis does not and will not enforce federal immigration laws. In other words, cooperate with the immigration officials over there in Minnesota. Minnesota, Minneapolis. And that we will remain focused on keeping our neighbors and streets safe. In other words, we are going to keep our neighbors and streets safe. By releasing violent criminals who are in the country illegally onto those streets rather than turning them over to ice. So congratulations. So is it an entire win? I guess if you look at the fact that Jacob Fry, the mayor of Minneapolis, is not yet cooperating. Yeah, I guess. I guess it's only like a 97% win on the Trump side, um, which, you know, we want that last 3%. And I don't even necessarily know that Jacob fry commands all 3% of that, but let's just say he does. I guess in theory, Trump hasn't won entirely because the mayor of Minneapolis is still refusing to cooperate with federal immigration law, which is probably illegal, probably treasonous in some way, shape or form. Um, but again, all in all, still about a 97% win. President Trump being the master negotiator, just kind of switching things up, not saying, hey, anybody's good or bad, it's just different. Totally fine. And the winds just keep on coming. Last thing I wanna play from Tom Holman's press conference was a question asked about all of the libs in leadership. And I'm sure if you're watching this, you already know about this, we don't need to rehash it. But the bottom line, the basic summary is that a bunch of libs in the leadership in Minnesota, including allegedly the lieutenant, the lieutenant governor of the state, kind of one of the heads of all of these signal group chats, these WhatsApp group chats that are coordinating to block ICE. So Tom Holman was asked about that. Hey, any of these government officials that are kind of making it so that obstruction is possible by letting people know within these signal group chats, we. What's going to happen to them? Tom Homan hits it on the head. Cut eight. Can you talk to us about what's being done with the leadership on these signal chats, on these WhatsApp chats that are organizing the attacks against you, the obstruction against you are there. Are we going to be arresting those individuals as well? And to the folks out there in America that voted for this, that want mass deportations because they saw a mass invasion under Joe Biden, what would you say to them? How are we going to get to that point? Well, first of all, about the organization and the funding of the attacks on ice. I'm not going to answer a lot about that because I'm not going to show our hand, but they'll be held accountable. Justice is coming. Boom. I also liked keeping that whole question in there because it's a very long and lengthy question. And Tom Homan kind of known for being a very good communicator. Just very short, simple answer, yeah, justice is coming. He also hinted at another thing that I think. Do we have time to discuss this? Not exactly. Bottom line here is Tom Holman is going in and doing all the things that need to be done. The last thing I do want to hit on is, I believe it was a CBS reporter that was asking him how, hey, are you basically saying that the administration is only gonna go after criminals? Because that's the whole thing. There's like, well, we're talking about violent criminals first. And Tom Homan says, well, we're prioritizing that. And so. So she followed up with, well, so. So you're not gonna allow that? He says, no, anybody in the country illegally is on the table for deportation and therefore can be deported. But that doesn't mean we're necessarily going to prioritize their deportation, because he obviously justified that with saying, well, you can't just like, tell people, okay, if you're not a violent criminal and you're in the country legally, it's fine. You can't, you can't just project that onto people. And Tom Homan again, skewered that question very adequately and basically stick stuck to the messaging. I overall think this is fantastic. I love that this is happening. I also love the fact that President Trump introduced a third alternative. Not back down, but also not ignore the PR issue that CRE was created by a bunch of libs riding in the streets, but instead said, okay, fine, calling your bluff, Minnesota. If you say specifically because the tactics, fine, let's change the tactics. We're not at all going to change the mission because the American people in The November of 2024 voted for this thing. We're not going to change the mission. We're just going to adjust the tactics a little bit. And like you said, Tim Walsh, apparently cooperating at least a little bit, he's not going to be super out front about that, because remember, he just called them Nazis like 15 minutes ago, and now he's cooperating with them. So what does that make Tim Walls Ellison Attorney General? Same kind of thing. The only person that hasn't really got on board seems to be Jacob Fry. So, like I said, 97% win, and it would be nice to eke out that last 3%. But, you know, what are you going to do? You can't win 100% of it all the time, but President Trump comes pretty dang near close. Tptvsa.com if you'd like to send along your thoughts, comments, concerns, even criticism. Next segment I'm very excited about. We are going to talk for a while about art. I have been a fan of art, obviously. I love the arts. I think conservatives need to do much more in the arts. And the arts on the left is dying, which means I think we should pounce. We'll explain that coming up. Also, talk about the ridiculous Bruce Springsteen song. And after that, the invisible wine that doesn't exist, that is selling for an absurd amount of money, happens to be owned and sold by one Ilhan Omar, who could have seen that coming straight out of the Biden playbook. That. More coming up after the break. Don't go away Foreign. They're coming here because we ruined their countries brother. We dropped two portable sons on Japan, restricted their military and sanctioned them, and they're still as developed as any other Western country. I'm starting to think that it's actually just the people that make a country great. Great based. Correct. The west, full of Westerners is going to make countries great, by the way, too. He talks about Japan as a country, but also just Japanese people in general. Remember, the United States put a bunch of Japanese people in internment camps, like stripped them of everything. And I'm not saying that's a good thing. I'm saying it happened. Lost businesses, lost homes, just uprooted, all of that sort of stuff. And you know, Japanese American citizens now tend to be doing pretty okay. So there's that, there's, it's a, it is a cultural and a personal decision to want better for yourself and therefore better for your country. Because, you know, if you want better for yourself, you'd probably get involved in a way that makes the country or the place that you live better. And the exact opposite thing is going on in Somalia right now. Yeah, good point. So I want to talk about some art here. I've been the guy. We've talked about art a lot on the show since we started doing this show. Geez, almost a year ago. I'm a big fan of the arts. I think art speaks to people in a way that on the nose this type of discussion doesn't. The purpose of art is to evoke emotion in, in the consumer that hopefully leaves a lasting impression. You know, there's several instances, I'm sure you can think of movies that come to your mind immediately. If there's this, this changed the way I looked at something or this song brings me back to a time that, you know, does XYZ for me or reminds me of this moment I had with my wife or husband or significant other. And it really brings. Art motivates emotional change, which facts don't care about your feelings, but feelings are true and art can have a way of navigating those feelings. Here's what I mean to say by all of that. The libs have conquered the art world for a very, very, very long time. I think that is changing, evidenced by two things I'd like to talk about here. One is the new Bruce Springsteen song, which sounds phonically. Sounds very good. I mean, Bruce Springsteen is good at making music lyrically. It's hard to distinguish Bruce Springsteen song from a parody Babylon Beat song. I kid you not. I'm going to read you some lyrics. We're not going to play it because of copyright reasons, but I'm going to read you some of the lyrics from the new Bruce Springsteen song, which I guarantee you probably haven't heard yet. The lyrics are effing comical. Then I want to talk about the movie that is currently the favorite to win the Best Picture at the Oscars this year, which is fascinating, probably. I'm assuming if you watch the show, you probably haven't seen it. I will let you know. There are spoilers. But having said that, maybe it should get spoiled and then you should go watch it so you can kind of see what we're talking about. Puts some visuals to the face. Okay, so this Bruce Springsteen song, he puts out a new song about. About Minneapolis. It says the streets, the city of flame fought fire and ice beneath the occupiers boots. Wow. King Trump's Private army from dhs. I guess I should be singing this in much more raspy voice. Minneapolis, I hear your voice singing through the bloody mist will stand. This is not going well and at all. We'll take our stand for this land the stranger in our midst. In other words, we will put our lives on the line for criminal illegals that are in the country for some reason. Here in our home we killed and roamed in the winter of 26 we'll remember the names of those who died on the streets of Minneapolis. Here's the problem here. Lyrics as on the nose as this are dumb. They are bad lyrics. Just to juxtapose this, I want to bring up another song that you probably have heard from Bruce Springsteen. I get up in the evening I ain't got nothing to say I come home in the morning and I got to I go to bed feeling the same way I ain't nothing but tired, man I ain't nothing I'm Just tired and bored with myself. Hey there, baby. I could just use a little help. Notice how this is not necessarily on the nose. This is dancing in the dark. By the way, if you get. Sorry, I buried the lead there. I assumed all of you folks knew that song came out in the 80s. He's talking about kind of the difficulty that, you know, comes with life. Like being alive sometimes is difficult, sometimes times are hard. And what he's trying to say through this emotive picture that he's trying to paint of this guy who's just trying to feel something, is, you can't start a fire without a spark. Even if we're dancing in the dark, we'll be dancing. What that song doesn't say is life is hard, but I'm trying to make it better because that would have been too on the nose to invoke any sort of emotion and any sort of relation that somebody would have with that song. What the Minneapolis song doesn't do is that it's not playing to the emotional narrative storyline that generally good music or good art evokes. Instead, it is as on the nose and stupid and corny as. Honestly, a lot of the stuff the conservatives have made in the past. We're getting better at it. But art is going to necessitate a familiarity that can't be created by just saying what it is. There's a reason metaphor works. There's a reason that you don't just go, this is what I'm saying. This is what I think. Yeah, you can do that in conversation, but if you're trying to do it in an artistic mode, it just doesn't work. And what I think is good about this is ultimately, this is the kind of art that the left is now putting out on the nose. Here's what I think. All of you are evil. All of you are bad. I'm not even going to try and disguise it with some sort of artistic metaphor, or I'm just gonna come right out and say it. I guarantee you that plays to absolutely nobody other than the extreme left who honestly couldn't care what. Couldn't care less what I think, what they think. That is the point that I think I've been trying to make for years now. Conservatives are in this position now where the libs have neglected the artistic advantage that they have had for, like, the last five or six decades. And it's now become so bad that we honestly have a great opportunity to put out our own art, to put out our own stories, to put out our own narratives that hopefully can bend the way people think by appealing to the emotional perspective of everyday people. And a lot of people try to do that in the, in the. Well, okay, so let me, let me back up. The next thing I want to talk about is this movie, this movie that came out in September of last year that is now the favorite to win the Oscars best picture movies called One Battle After Another. And it literally is an entire movie effectively glorifying left wing violence. Because like that's the cool hip thing to do now in Hollywood is like, well let's, let's talk about how awesome left wing violence is. Isn't that, wouldn't that be cool? Isn't that fun? I mean. No, it's not. But that's just, it just goes to show you where the minds of all of these intellectual liberal artists are. Um, I am gonna spoil it here for you. So, you know, turn it off if you really wanna see it. My guess is you probably don't. Uh, the whole thing is about revolutionaries. I kid you not. The first scene in the movie, the first like big thing is these revolutionaries, these radical left extremist violent thugs go and free people from an immigration detention facility. It's just like, how on the nose can you be like, hey, immigration is a hot topic. Let's make a movie where people free the, the illegals in and they do it by force. There's, there's movie glorifies the use of lefties with guns, which is crazy. And it depicts us. I mean, because it literally pits two sides against you. The left and the right. But they don't depict the right. They, they depict what they believe is the right, even though it's incredibly inaccurate because they think that it has everything to do with race. It does not. They think the right is murdering suspects. There's a, there's a part in the movie where the main person gets arrested because she killed somebody in a bank robbery. Because you know, bank robbers are totally fine to the libs. She kills somebody in a bank robbery. She goes into witness protection and avoids prison time on the contingent that she's going to give up her fellow revolutionaries. And, and when she does it, it's absurd and crazy and you could watch the movie. This happens, she gives her friends up and instead of like arresting them, they just kill them on the spot because that's, that's what conservatives are doing. Yeah, that, that totally, definitely. You got that on the point. They also talk about like these secret societies that a bunch of the racist right is joining. All they, they depict us Horribly inaccurately. However, they do depict the lefty, violent people pretty dang accurately if you're looking at how this stuff has played out in the real world. The problem though is unfortunately, the libs who are watching this movie, who really, really want to see a movie about revolutionaries attacking immigration enforcement, are too dumb to understand it in its entirety and in its scope. I don't even necessarily know if the director, what's his name? Anderson. Not Wes Anderson, Paul Anderson. I think even the director, I don't even know if he thought that this was going to be. This is going to happen. But ultimately, if you watch the movie and you're not too dumb to understand what's actually going on, the lefty, violent revolutionaries look pretty stupid. But here's what, here's a couple of the layers. The dumb revolutionary left who think that all of this is like a video game, look at this movie and they glorify themselves. They say, wow, look at people are being violent. And it actually is working in this movie. I'm gonna go and try and replicate what's going on in that movie in real life on the streets, and they get themselves killed. That's where I think this is bad. On the other hand, as the movie plays out, you start to see the inevitable trajectory of the revolutionaries and what their life becomes. At the beginning, they're all these badass people with guns and they're doing this and that and this and that and they're making change. They're not actually making change, they're just making chaos. But like halfway through the movie, it's revealed that like the main dude, who's Leonardo DiCaprio, by the way, why he decided to sign on to this movie, I have no idea. Maybe it's. He's that woke and deluded. I kind of thought that he wasn't. I know, he's a climate crazy person. I didn't know he was that woke and deluded. Take a role like this. But his character, halfway through the movie, is it like just a drug addicted weirdo? It's kind of like, well, yeah, that's like an accurate depiction of these would be revolutionaries. If you can get past the enthusiasm that libs tend to feel when these type of things are shown and seen. Like, yeah, we're violent revolutionaries. Yeah, we're sticking it to the man. And then you juxtapose that to an inaccurate depiction of what the right is, but it is a depiction of what they think the right is. You can get libs going, yeah, this is, this is great. We're gonna go out and nothing bad is gonna happen to us because we're in the right. But if you look at it in its entirety throughout the whole course of the movie, the libs look really, really stupid. The lefty, violent agitators that are existing in real life, that also exist in this movie through the course of the movie look pretty dumb. They can't help but, like, stick to, like, the code words and trying to be all cool. And then one guy forgets the main dude, forgets the code work. And that's kind of like a big plot point in the movie. The bottom line here is that one, the Oscars looks like the best picture is going to be won by a movie that literally glorifies left wing violence. Two, they do a terrible job at depicting us, which is honestly good for us, because we have the ability to show the left who we are, which is not any of the things that they think we are. And I think we should take every approach to getting that done. But three, ultimately what it shows, if you're watching it trying to be objective and I think you should go watch it, just know that it's crazy, is that ultimately speaking this revolutionary mentality does not lead to anything actually tangibly good, leads to more and more and more and more chaos. It is a crazy movie. And it's called One Battle After Another. I think it's free on hbo if you have that. Maybe consider watching it just. Just for the sole purpose of trying to understand where the left is getting this motivation from. Or at least partly where they're getting this motivation from. Because honest to God, the first part of the movie my wife and I were watching when we watched it, both of our jaws were just, duh, like, what? This is how these people think of themselves. And if that's how you think of yourself, that that's a problem. And I think we would do best to understand how to combat that in an artistic way. I realize that, you know, this is not necessarily a typical conversation for a political talk show, but I do think the arts are very, very important. I think the left is losing its grip on the arts. I think conservatives are kind of turning a corner. Go watch the Pendragon Cycle. Daily Wire has that. I'm so whether or not it's like the best thing ever made is kind of irrelevant. The fact that we're doing it, the fact that we're competing in this space, in this artistic space, in this cultural space where the normies, a lot of the normies participate in as well, I think it's great. I think it's unbelievably beneficial to ultimately getting what we really want, which is, well, changing the culture, which then leads to political dominance, which is also good, but kind of a byproduct of changing the culture. Politics is downstream of culture for the most part. Several people have said that. I think it was Breit part that kind of coined that term. But that's true. And if we can change the culture by identifying what artistic motives can lead people to change course, change their direction and recognize that the left is losing its grip on the arts, we are getting to sit in a very, very good seat. TPTP USA.com I'd love to hear your thoughts comments, concerns about this fun in some comments. TPTBC.com if you leave, leave a comment wherever it is that you happen to be watching this. Remember where we read those comments in the fifth segment of the show and what, what we've just, what we've noticed is that comments that are disgusting, vile and bigoted and hateful make it on the show. And also flattering comments. So pick your, pick your poison of which one you'd like to try. Tptpsa.com we will be right back after the break to talk about the fake wine. Oh shoot, I don't have a fake wine glass around me. We'll try, we'll be right back after the break. Don't go away. It's still not uncommon to hear the phrase that's a man's job. And I want to hear your thoughts on that particular phrase. So remember, just oppose their views. It's super simple. Okay? There are men's jobs and there are women's jobs. I mean, I think we all, I mean we're not saying that that doesn't exist, right? I mean, you're not. We are, we are kind of saying that. But it's just like if you pull up to a garage and you got to get like an alternator replaced and there's a woman mechanic, the majority of men and women are going to look at that and be like, hey man, I'm all for, you know, women's rights. I mean, who isn't? But I also want my car to run. Well, You can feel it. You can feel it. I can't take it. I, I love that. So that's impractical. Jokers. And also we have a two parter on that. This is a longer video. We're going to play one of them coming back from the next commercial, I think. But I love the fact that like the whole thing is like, hey, make them really, really upset. And you know what they do to make the libs, the feminists really, really upset is they say true things like, yeah, dude, if I pull up and the alternator on my car is busted or one of the wheel bearings is falling off or whatever it is that my car has a problem. And I don't know, actually here's, here's one for you feminists. If I see an extraordinarily attractive chick working at the mechanic shop, I think, ugh, I don't know. If I see one of your butch ones, I actually have a little bit more confidence. Not as much as I would have if it were. Man, this is, this is bad. They make some fair points is what I'm trying to say here and know that I'm mostly kidding. You know, I'm not kidding about is the wine that I don't have. Producer Glenn had a great idea earlier on in the day of like, hey, doing this story about Ilhan Omar and her make believe winery. Maybe you should have an empty wine glass so you can enjoy some of the EST crew wine that she produces. The bit would have been like, I have an empty wine glass here. And the fact that wine doesn't actually exist yet. It's being sold allegedly for lots and lots of money. I forgot the wine glass. But that won't stop us from telling the story. Ilhan Omar, I don't know if you guys have heard of her crazy story. For some reason we let this woman in the country. She hates America. She hates everything that we stand for. For some reason, we also didn't let her serve in Congress. And now in the midst of a bunch of financial fraudulent chaos that she's probably involved in, we're not deporting her. I get. I don't know if you've all known this. I. This is great. It's. She's. She's this crazy person that for some reason is still in the country. Anyways, in case you haven't heard of Ilhan Omar, there's your brief summary. Ilhan Omar, Congresswoman D. Minnesota, the district where the majority of the people that were found guilty of defrauding Minnesotans of a billion dollars all lived in that district. I keep going off of tangent and tangent and tangent. There's just too much to get to with her. We've talked about her extraordinarily accelerant net worth many times here on the show, but finally some folks are digging in to how that net worth has ballooned from in debt to the next cycle. The next reporting period up to $30 million, which is a pretty substantial increase. One of those financial disclosures in 2023 cited Est Crew LLC, which is a winery valued at between $15,000 and $50,000. Now, first things first. If you can find me a winery that I can buy for $15,000, I'll write a check today. What kind of winery is this that I can. I can purchase? Unless, of course, it's. Of course, it's not a winery. And I'm just listing it as a winery because fine wines and the subjective pricing of that is very difficult to track. And if people wanted to launder money, they could buy my thing. Well, I might be getting ahead of myself here. In 2024 disclosures in a year, that same company, EST Crew LLC, was valued between 1 million and $5 million represent representing a potential increase of 33,000%. Now that's. I mean, that's modest, right? If you're on this precious metals ride, I think I tweeted about it today. You've seen some pretty. Some pretty big percentage increases. Silver's up like 50% in the last, like, month. If you're not following us, you should. It's actually very fascinating to look into 50%. That's. That is huge. Everybody in the. In the trading world is talking about this. What they should be talking about is how you can get not for. Not not 50% up, but 33,000% up in one year. That is amazing. That is Nancy Pelosi level stock trading capability. Uh, this jump accounts for the bulk of Omar's reported net worth increase from being $65,000 in debt upon entering Congress to now an estimated $30 million. Here's the problem. Our friend Benny Johnson, who we've had on the show, has kind of gone through and said, well, does any of this make sense? Does S Crew LLC have any actual products? Does it have any actual physical location? Apparently there is none. Google street view of the listed addressed in Santa Rosa, California shows an empty parking lot under the name Grand Crew. And there's no signs of an active winery. This is again, is shocking to maybe four people. Those four people are Ilhan and her family. Inactive communications. The listed phone numbers usually either return a busy call or a signal disconnected. With no operational business phone number at all. There's minimal online blueprint. There's not really a website that describes anything that the company does. There's no list of products, no wines for sale or activities. But the social media accounts, they do boast 88 followers on Facebook. That is, I should have done the math on what our Facebook numbers are relative to that 2000 on Instagram with no post since 2023. There's also no X account. Public records show the company held only about $650 in cash, which with no active production, documented sales, or functioning operations during that time period. And yet somehow the value of the company, the winery company, increased by 33,000%. Honest to God. I don't want to belabor this too much, because I do. There's some other really interesting things that I want to talk about here today. But, you know, this. This feels. Tptpza.com if you have any thoughts about this or agree with this, take this feels straight out of the Biden playbook, which prior to the Bidens would have been straight out of the Clinton playbook. But the Clintons kind of use nonprofits and speaking fees as their money laundering apparatus. Whereas this is direct. This is exactly what Hunter Biden's paintings. Why Hunter Biden's paintings were selling for millions of dollars. Oh, he's a very talented artist. Actually. His art means not the worst. I'm not saying he's, you know, Picasso. Bad example Picasso. Let's say he was Jackson Pollock. Also another bad example. Anyways, Hunter Biden, not the worst artist in the world. Clearly his art was not worth the millions of dollars that was being paid for it. It was a way to get to Joe Biden and launder money through that. This is exactly what this wine is. Such a subjective product. On the price, you can feasibly say, hey, this bottle, this 15 bottle of wine that I bought from. I don't. Drinks. I don't really know. I was gonna say this. I was gonna. Chardonnay, I think that's a wine. This bottle of whatever, $15 at BevMo, for some reason is now sought after. And some person who wants influence over Congress is gonna pay $50,000 for that wine. That's how this stuff works. So, bottom line is, you know, seems pretty fishy to say the least. But that is probably why Ilhan Omar's net worth has jumped to an absurd degree. Wild and crazy. Like I said this, that video that I've mentioned how many times of that Indian girl saying, my greatest fear is that corruption will be eliminated before I have the chance to benefit from it myself. Myself. Rings around in my head every single time we talk about Ilhan Omar, the Somalis, Minnesota, more broadly. I just can't get it out of my head. At some point, I need to start my own NGO. Who's with me. Email us tptpsa.com if you can contribute to checking some of the boxes. If you are a transgender lesbian amputee, we want you to get some of that government money with us. Joe, Bob, Benjio. But we'll call it tptpca.com if you'd like to send along your emails, thoughts, comments, concerns. Wow, time goes by so fast when we're having fun. We will be right back after the break. Don't go away. We're going to discuss some of the most influential women who you think they are and sort of what gives them that influence. Michelle Obama, Shonda R. Women can do all sorts of things. All right, buddy, now disagree with that. You know these, these are, you know, the Michelle Obama thing. She got there because she slept with a man. Oh my God. Oh my God. I think Michelle Obama is a fantastic. Right. She wouldn't be in the White House if her husband hadn't gotten in there. I mean, very pretty, very pretty. I'm getting, I don't know how much I can think. I just, I love that. I love the fact that there are the impractical jokers are saying, hey, here's how you make them super mad is say true things and he does and they lo and behold, they get really mad and it's very uncomfortable and awkward for everybody involved. Speaking uncomfortable and awkward, Senator Dick Durbin. I got to get this quickly. Senator Dick Durbin showed a photo on the floor of the Senate while giving a speech. This is graphic two. I believe this picture is of Alex Preddy and ice enforcement agents. Unfortunately AI generated photo. Nobody on his staff, his massive Senate staff, nobody on his committee staff, nobody in the lib caucus thought, hey, maybe we should fact check this before Dick Durbin goes on the floor of the freaking Senate with a blown up photo. That's AI. Um, speaking of Alex Pretty I did want to bring this on. First things first. I think I've said multiple times that the context revolving around who the person was who was met with an unfortunate tragedy, which we can all agree that it is. And if you don't agree, that's. I believe that Renee Good. Alex Preddy, both tragedies, both I wish didn't happen. That doesn't mean that I'm not saying that there's any, there's no consequences to behavior, but I wish they didn't happen. That being said, a bunch of libs love to try and use outside non relevant information for some sort of like tactical political advantage. Um, basically say, wow, Alex Preddy was a, was An ICU nurse at the va or Renee Good was a poet. As if any of those things mattered. Okay, um, the problem with using those things as arguments is that when more information comes out, those things tend to be worse off. Arguments with Renee Good, we found out that, oh, she didn't have custody of most of her kids because of abuse situations. With Alex Preddy, he's like, hey, this is just a good guy, upstanding. But the video that has been circulating around the Internet that I'll play for you right now, shows not that at all. This is cut nine. This is a moment, the news movement filmed on January 13th in Minneapolis, showing a man who appears to be Alex Pred interacting with Federal immigration agents 11 days before border Patrol shot and killed him. Our footage was analyzed by the BBC, whose facial recognition technology confirmed his identity to a 97% degree of accuracy. Look, I'm not even going to get into the idea that. I mean, the clear and evident possibility that this sort of thing could have played a role in how he might have been treated. Being wrestled to the ground just a couple days prior to the shooting. And I'm not even weighing in on, did his gun go off? Which, by the way, how do we still not know? I. That that blows my mind. But anyways, all of that being said, not even gonna touch any of that. What I would mostly playing that for is this narrative that the libs have created. By the way, MSNBC and I think cnn, like, altered, like, used an AI photo of him to show on their broadcast, making him look much more tan, much more filled out, much less creepy looking. Which is also crazy that they're doing that. But on top of all of that, the main premise that Libs, for some reason, love to operate on is, well, this person was a very good person. The problem with making that argument, and I don't even think it matters, but if you're going to make that argument, it can be very easily dismantled when stuff like this comes out. So how about as a solution, we just stop saying, well, this person was really a great person. This is a mom, this is an ICU nurse, and instead just look at the facts of what happened in that particular moment. Now, that's not saying that that video that we just played couldn't factor in, in a legal standpoint of how ICE may have viewed him, or the difficulty of having to deal with him, but just more broadly, let's just look at the things that are actually in front of us as opposed to try and pull in all of these other facts about whoever. Um, Man, I'm not leaving any time for Mailbag. We'll be right back after the break. Don't go away. Foreign's immaculate deflection defense of Colin Kaepernick's pass to Michael Crabtree in the fourth quarter of the 2013 NFC Championship significantly altered our timeline of history and in the future saved America and perhaps the entire Earth from the New World Order. Because if Kaepernick had completed that pass to Crabtree and the fourth 49ers went on to their second straight Super Bowl, Kaepernick would have become the franchise quarterback instead of Russell Wilson. Jim Harbaugh probably stays in the NFL a few more years, which would result in Kaepnick never kneeling, which would then also mean Donald Trump probably would have lost to Hillary Clinton and the New World Order would have completed their takeover of the world. I cannot dispute any of the accusations brought forth in that video. That is. That sounds airtight. Go Hawks case you didn't know. Let's get to some mailbag before we run out of the very brief time that I've now left us with Janet. On the topic of Governor Hairspray, keep going after Sparkle Ken Newsome new scum. She actually says, interestingly enough that is the correct pronunciation. Sparkle Ken Newscum accurate because we talked about yesterday whether or not we should like lay not lay off of him but but not put him into such a prominent political position because that's actually what he wants. Trying to dupe dumb libs into voting for him in the primaries. On the topic of business owners who are remember Senator Klobuchar in 2006 during her Senate campaign said we need to punish business owners that knowingly hire illegals. Scott has a suggestion. What do you think about 10 years in prison minimum for any business owner who has an illegal working for them? I would say one knowingly because people do lie. So there's that. But also I this is this has been a conversation with my wife and I have had this conversation so many times from our early on dating period. It was like I was always the like harsh punishment like just you get a DUI fine five years in prison minimum. DUI number two 15. The number of DUIS would go down drastically. So if the if the sentence is very high generally people people react to incentives and disincentives. Let's see. Oh last last but not least Laurie on the on the topic of California is moving to Texas. We in Texas definitely don't want Cali peeps moving here if they are going to bring their lefty views with them. Red State MAGA all the way. Keep your Newsom news Scums. Sorry, misspelled. It's new scum where they are. Don't move to Texas unless you're gonna be more conservative than the conservatives in Texas, in which case they'd probably welcome you with open arms. Tptbusa.com is the email. We'll see you tomorrow. God bless America. This is an I heart podcast. Guaranteed human.