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Greetings, Naturopathy Dr. Dennis Black here, founder of Rough Greens. And if only dogs could talk, I think a lot of them would say, hey, thanks for the love, but this food, it's not working for me. The truth is they'd be right. Because most dog food, wet or dry, is cooked at such high temperatures that every live nutrient in it is destroyed. And what you're left with is dead food bulked up with fillers and sprayed with artificial flavors. That's not what dogs need. But when you add back in the live vitamins, omega oils and antioxidants are in Rough Greens, your dog would say something different. Like they'd say, wow, this is delicious. Or sluggish dogs might say, hey, let's go for a walk. Older dogs might say, I feel like a puppy again. It's not magic, it's biology. Don't just imagine it, see it in your dog. I'll send you a free Jumpstart trial bag for your dog. You just cover the shipping. Go to ruffgreens.com, use discount code talk, that's R U F F greens discount code. If your dog could only talk, they'd say, thank you.
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All of the lib boxes are checked and yet still libs are having a total and utter complete panic induced meltdown, which is hilarious. AOC actually said something that is accurate and true and something that we actually try to do here. The problem is she misdiagnosed who was actually doing it. A mayor of a major American city I think is calling for a Civil War rematch, which is a problem, but also kind of funny. Despite the possible calls for violence, we'll make fun of him in a little bit. And awful text messages sent by someone who is currently running for office, which I'm sure you've heard of, but we'll still talk about it because it's super interesting. All that more coming up on this episode of of Turning Point tonight. My name is Joe Bob. Thanks so much for tuning in. Together we are charting the course of America's cultural comeback through mockery of terrible ideas by the libs. You can email the show anytime you want. Tptpusa.com we love seeing each and every one of your emails. We try to get to some of them in the later part of the show. TPTP USA.com send your concerns, comments, questions, criticisms even. Because we're not libs and we don't want to censor you folks. TPT.COM now the first thing I want to get to is something That I think is fascinating, it's ironic, it's interesting, and it's a good thing for the society. You may be familiar with the Free Press, and if you're familiar with the Free Press, you may know who Barry Weiss is. Barry Weiss was just named the editor in chief of CBS News. Why does that matter? Well, let's take you through the timeline of what happened in 2021. Sorry, 2020. Bari Weiss was at the New York Times as a part of their opinion section. She then famously penned a letter saying, hey, the New York Times is out of its freaking mind. Just to quote, specifically not, we're not going to talk about the whole letter. But she says, I do not understand how you've allowed this kind of behavior to go inside your company in full view of the paper's entire staff. She was talking about how it was not even possible to express any belief at the New York Times. And a quote unquote newspaper that wasn't the crazy, insane, radical left opinion anything, anything right of freaking Che Guevara was seen as well, you can't say that at the New York Times. She famously penned this big letter resigning from the New York Times. She then started the Free Press in 2021. And since then, the Free Press has grown to become a very reputable institution of news. Now with Skydance buying CBS and canceling the Late show, among other things, they're making a bunch of changes probably to tact back towards the center because all of the big networks, it's no surprise, have gone in completely insane when it comes to the liberal way they report their news. Cbs, I think, is reading the writing on the wall saying, holy cow, why are we all competing in the same market? Just from a business strategy. I, I, I wish it was for the health of the American people, but I do think it's strictly a money thing. They're saying, hey, maybe we should try to not be so insanely biased. And in order to do that, they paid $150 million to buy Barry Weiss's Free Press. And the only reason she would have sold the Free Press is because they made her editor in chief of CBS News. Now, I say all this to say this. I like Bari Weiss. I think she has some great ideas. And a couple years ago, a couple, maybe a year or two ago, she gave a fantastic speech about the defense of Western ideas, the offense, the defense of Western civilization, which I thought was utterly amazing. And she is a liberal by the, by the standard definition. She wouldn't be by the definition that libs have nowadays. For themselves. But, you know, go back 10, 15 years. Bari Weiss is an avowed liberal, which means there are things that she would think that I disagree with, but she's honest about things. She's kind of in that Bill Maher type vein about, hey, look, I disagree with people on things, but I can have an open conversation and you can always trust me to be honest about the situation that's going on. Barry Weiss is that. And even though I disagree with her on things, I'm sure I would say this is a good move for cbs. Which makes it so funny and ironic that the newsroom is having a total and utter meltdown. The Independent reported it's not a good place right now. CBS News staffers are literally freaking out about Perry Weiss taking over the newsroom. Uh, the article that the Independent put out continues to quote folks, saying people are using words like depressing and doomsday. Feels like some sort of doomsday. One source told the Independent about the mood inside CBS News right now. Oh, my gosh, it's doomsday. The end of the world has come. And the bigger, broader point is this. Personally, I don't particularly care what you do in your own private space. Obviously, I have an opinion on certain things. I don't care about what gender you are. I don't care about what race you are. I don't really care about religion you are. I just think all of that stuff should go by the wayside and we should. We should really put people in place based on merit. However, libs tend to think all of those things are super important. Make it a woman, make em gay, and make em a minority. Barry Weiss checks all of those boxes, which is fascinatingly ironic. All of the boxes that libs love to check. Minority, she's Jewish. Minority, woman, lesbian, again particularly, I don't care. But libs do. And for some reason, even though Barry Weiss checks all of these boxes, the libs are having an utter breakdown over it overall. I think CBS News obviously is going to be better off with someone like Barry Weiss at the helm. Even though I probably don't agree with her on everything. I believe that she's an honest broker in the way that she reports news. And that is entirely missing from a lot of the broadcast news stations. I wish her the best and actually might have a shot at watching CBS nowadays, considering the fact that they probably will tack towards, not necessarily even the political middle, but towards fairness, which I think is what we all want in our news outlets if, if especially they're going to be the outlets that are big, like cbs, ABC and NBC. But speaking about big outlets, NBC is not acting towards the middle in any way, shape or form. SNL had their episode of the season this year after a huge shakeup in all of their staff. I think this is like the biggest shakeup they've ever had. They fired a bunch of cast members, brought a bunch of people in, and the host was Bad Bunny. Now, I'll tell you this. When Bad Bunny was announced as the super bowl halftime show, which, again, I don't want to bury the lead. This guy is going to be playing the Super Hat super bowl halftime show. Be honest with you, I didn't really particularly care all that much. Didn't really affect me. I don't really watch the super bowl for the halftime show. It's interesting, it can be fun. And okay, fine, he's going to be the super bowl person. I guess. What, I don't take my moral direction from the person who performs at the halftime show because that's what a lot of conservatives were upset about. Not exactly the upstanding, moral, Christian, virtuous guy performing at the halftime show. But it's also nothing new. I did, like, by the way, Jack Posobic making the suggestion that maybe Turning Point will broadcast a. A counter halftime show which actually would participate in to the fullest extent that I could. But the bottom line is I didn't really particularly care that Bad Bunny was hosting or was going to be performing at the super bowl halftime show until Saturday Night Live. This is actually what sent me over the edge. I. And I'll say this as a guy who every time Bad Bunny's been on snl, I think he's funny. I just genuinely think he's funny. He's. He's played in some sketches that were pretty well until over the weekend when his monologue included this. I believe this is cut one. And if you didn't understand what I just said, you have four months to learn. Yeah, dude, no, how about that? You come to this country, you learn English, and there's all this, oh, well, Puerto Rico's part of the United States. Yeah. They don't speak English there, so how about you speak English and make that the priority. Like, I didn't care that Bad Bunny was going to be the super bowl halftime show. I don't particularly care about his music all that much. I think he's a funny guy when he's on snl, but at the end of the day, doesn't really matter to me really all that much. But don't Go on American television and make some big stink about I'm gonna speak Spanish and if you don't know it, that's your problem. Absolutely not. I believe it was Pope John Paul II that said the language is the culture. It is. Once you start losing the language or once you have people that come into this country who refuse to learn the language, that is when you lose the culture, that is when you lose the society. Uh, SNL overall just wasn't funny over the weekend. And I, I, I say that as a guy who can take a choke. There are some clips that they make fun of conservatives which I think are, are, are actually tastefully and well done. I think last season wasn't entirely the worst. I know SNL has been not good, especially since Trump got into office last season. There were some objectively funny jokes. For some reason that didn't happen this time. And that's probably because of the made up controversy that lives are pushing about some censorship. I thought this was fascinating in the Wall Street Journal of all places, which by the way, check yourself, Wall Street Journal. This is a, this is pretty aggressively stupid. The Wall Street Journal said this about snl. The season premiere of a Saturday Night Live will be closely watched in a changed TV landscape where the stakes in satirizing the President seem higher than ever. Oh my gosh, save me the tears. Even for an institution Saturday Night Live that has been lampooning leaders for centuries. During SNL summer hiatus, late night became a battle zone amid the cancellation of Stephen Colbert show, which by the way was due to ratings and finances. A brief suspension of Jimmy Kimmel, which by the way was due to Jimmy Kimmel saying awful things and the audience revolting and all of the affiliates revolting and all of the things that make late night TV under fire. Again. This is the Wall Street Journal, by the way, that's putting this out. Uh, President Trump rooted for Jimmy Fallon and Seth Meyers to be taken off the air too. Okay, the President can root for that. I, if he's rooting for the ratings to be bad again, I don't know if necessarily know if that's the position that the President should be taking, but who cares? The President doesn't like it if they, if they're allowed to do it. That would probably give you a clue into whether or not there is actually quote unquote censorship. And this is where I think they wrap it up. And I think this is really telling into the fact that they don't understand why people are mad, which is actually the big problem. President Trump floated the possibility of punishing broadcasters for overloading anti Trump content. Talk show hosts responded with even more jokes in monologues about free speech. Yeah, if Trump was actually using the FCC to take people off air, you know what you couldn't do? Overload jokes about Trump to promote free speech. It's a ridiculous thing that is being. Has gone on on the left about how we are fighting back on a controversy that we entirely made up to direct the attention back to ourselves, to take away from the attention about the violence on the progressive left that is pervasive everywhere in the country. And, well, they don't want that attention. So we're gonna make up a controversy here and pretend that we're being censored. Um, it is ridiculous. And it remains to be seen on whether or not, I don't know any of this will actually have any impact. Uh, I kind of tend to think that overall, the late night talk show world, except for here, which is, it's been great here. I appreciate all of you folks who tune in each and every night here to Turning Point tonight on Real America's Voice. But it remains to be seen whether broadcast late night will be a thing going forward. Not because of any sort of made up pretend censorship controversy, but actually nobody watches it anymore. So if that's the case, you can complain about censorship all you want, but if the ratings don't sustain you as a business model, bye bye. Or if you're Bad Bunny, adios. Speaking of things that said adios over the weekend, I thought this was really interesting and also very telling, especially considering where we're at as a culture and as a society. In trying to track back towards masculinity. You all remember James Bond. Everyone is familiar with James Bond. James Bond kills bad guys. And what does he use to kill bad guys? Often guns. Hollywood has never shied away from increasing violence in their movies and TV shows. And yet also somehow take the position of, well, we hate guns, which is a very odd thing to do. It's kind of a thing that you can't hold in two hands at once. If you, if you want to say, hey, let's ban the guns, okay, fine, Hollywood, take the guns out of all of your movies. What happened over the weekend was Amazon took all of the guns with Photoshop, using Photoshop out of all of the posters of James Bond, which is a crazy thing to do. Again, you can't hold those two ideas in the same time. Right? We, we need to get rid of the guns. We need to talk about less violence, uh, and at the same time, we're gonna keep making movies with a ton of violence. You see those on the screen here? Oh, look at that. A photo of James Bond with no guns. Because that's going to solve the problem. Obviously, James Bond, um, is a very masculine character. He's a violent character, but out of necessity, right. He's trying to save the world. And what does Amazon do? While we need to tamp down all of the masculinity, we're gonna take the guns out of all the posters. That's sure. Amazon. That'll. That'll do it. That. Great job at doing that. All of a sudden, all of the problems are solved. Nobody is masculine anymore. And the fact that guns are no longer in the James Bond posters definitely solved all the problems that you were hoping to solve. Which brings us to this. AOC I mentioned in the beginning of the show, said something that was actually really interesting, and it's actually something that we try to do here on this show, but she misdiagnosed who was actually doing the things that she was saying will need to be fought against. AOC went on Instagram Live and speaking about masculinity here, said some things like I said, that we try and do. Here we are. No shame about mocking bad ideas from the libs. And AOC thinks you should. You should mock people who have insecure masculinity. The problem is she thinks that exists on our side. Watch this, and we will discuss.
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But one of the most powerful cultural things that you can do to a political movement that is predicated on the puffery of. In. Of insecure. Insecure masculinity. That's what this is about. This isn't. People talk about toxic masculinity more than it.
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Let's put that to the side for just one second. This is about insecure masculinity. And one of the best ways that you can dismantle a movement of insecure men is by making fun of them. By having secure men who aren't afraid of successful people around them, who are good dads, who have strong values, also participating in that as well.
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Hey, you're just describing conservative men. Right? That's. And what we're doing, yes. Is making fun of insecure, insecure masculine men constantly on the show. That's all we do. We love making fun of them. We like mocking them. And we do think, aoc, that that is how you stop insecure men from doing ridiculous things. The problem is, I think she thinks that the insecure men aren't the ones on her side. Which again, good luck with that sales pitch. Good luck selling to the American people. No, the, the actual masculine men are on the left. The ones who have to take all the guns out of the James Bond photos because, oh, no, they're. It's so bad. The, the ones who pose like this. If you're running for vice president, which I don't. I shouldn't. That was a dumb. I, you, you know what I'm saying. Everybody knows what I'm saying. I didn't need to do that. Sure. Sure thing. Aoc. Go ahead and try and convince the American people that conservatives are the ones who don't have any masculine energy. All of the masculine energy is on the left. Good luck with that. But I do agree with her premise there. The way that you stop insecure, quote, unquote masculinity is you make fun of it, which is exactly what we try to do here. I have no problem making fun of Tim Walls or Chuck Schumer or any of the other fake masculine men. It is really interesting, though, that she, she understands how you tackle that problem, but doesn't quite understand where the problem is coming from. Speaking of problems, coming up here on Turning Point. Tonight, we're going to talk about the horrible text messages from the guy in Virginia who actually has a checkered legal past that we'll discuss. Also, there's a intersex professor who is talking about being forced to lie. Oh, my goodness, she's being forced to lie. They, them, he, the she, whatever it is that they're talking about being forced to lie. And we'll also talk about the civil war that a major blue city mayor is talking about and the, the idiocy behind that. Don't go away. We write back after the break. TPTPUSA.com, i'll be right back after this.
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Greetings, naturopathy. Dr. Dennis Black here, founder of Rough Greens. And if only dogs could talk, I think a lot of them would say, hey, thanks for the love, but this food, it's not working for me. The truth is they'd be right because most dog food, wet or dry, is cooked at such high temperatures that every live nutrient in it is destroyed. And what you're left with is, is dead. Food bulked up with fillers and sprayed with artificial flavors. That's not what dogs need. But when you add back in the live vitamins, omega oils and antioxidants are in rough Greens, your dog would say something different. Like they'd say, wow, this is delicious. Or sluggish dogs might say, hey, let's go for a walk. Older dogs might say, I feel like a puppy again. It's not magic, it's biology. Don't just imagine it. See it in your dog. I'll send you a free Jumpstart trial bag for your dog. You just cover the shipping. Go to ruffgreens.com use discount code talk. That's Ruff Greens Discount code talk. If your dog could only talk, they'd say, thank you.
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Welcome back to Turning Point tonight, where together we are charting the course of America's cultural comeback. TPTPUSA.com is the email. Do you have any thoughts but AOC and her. Her accurate strategy as to how to topple insecure masculinity again, the diagnosis, though, of who's actually doing that is kind of, kind of the problem. Or what are your thoughts about CBS News tacting towards the middle? Will you trust CBS going forward in the future? Let us know. TPTPUSA.com, love seeing each and every one of your emails. We're gonna try to get some of those later on towards the end of the show. Now, I can't not hit on this story. What's his name? J. Jones. Guy running for Attorney General in Virginia. Holy cow. I'm, I'm assuming that you've already seen these texts. If you haven't, really quickly. Let me, let me catch you up here. This is graphic two. This is a text that this guy sent in 2022, I believe, talking to a colleague of his, talking about wanting to murder several of his conservative colleagues. Um, if those guys die before me, I will go to their funerals and piss on their graves. Send them out awash in something. Three people, two bullets. Gilbert, Hitler and Pol Pot. Gilbert gets two bullets in the head. Basically saying, if I had, if there were three people to kill, he would, he would kill this guy, his colleague in the Senate in Virginia instead of Hitler or Pol Pot. Spoiler. Gilbert, yada, yada, yada, yada, receives bullets every time. Yada, yada. Yeah, that's basically the gist of it. This is just catching you guys up to speed on that? This again, crazy text exchange that a guy who is still running and maybe in the couple hours between when we film this and when the show airs, he will have dropped out. But so far, the only person calling for him to drop out, interestingly enough, has been Joe Scarborough on msnbc, saying he probably should be forced to withdraw from the race. Other than that, as of right now, he hasn't even lost a single endorsement over this. I did want to play a clip of this guy, though, talking about what he values most in life. Again, remember, this is a guy who sent text messages saying, hey, we should kill our conservative colleagues. Also, that he would laugh at the graves of their kids if his. If their kids were to die. Watch this clip and let it. I'll let you be the judge of his sincerity in either situation. By the way, check this out. Clip 9. People always told me that your priorities come into focus when you become a parent. And my highest priority will always be the safety of our families. You said, according to the article, I'm quite. Gilbert's wife could watch her own child die in her arms so that Gilbert might reconsider his political views. I can think of nothing more horrific than a mother having to hold her dying child. How can Virginians trust a man who said something so horrific, so callously? Well, again, I am so deeply, deeply sorry for what I said, and I wish that it hadn't happened and I would take it back if I could. Hey, I'm calling BS here on the sincerity meter. Technically. Well, not technically, if you think that it's okay to send text messages like that, by the way, to somebody who would rat you out, by the way, that. That's. That's also a factor in this story that I think is not mentioned enough. Not that you would condone this sort of behavior in any way, shape or form, but if you're gonna send that sort of thing, send it to somebody who agrees with you. I don't even know what I'm saying here. Don't ever send that sort of stuff, but definitely don't send it to somebody who would then go to the newspapers and report it, because that's. I don't know, that's a sign of idiocy more than anything. But you know what I think is really interesting about the response here from this guy is he says, I'm sorry that I sent that. And then he says something that libs often say in situations that they themselves created. I wish that didn't happen. It reminds me of Governor Newsom in California, where he continually goes on, says, yeah, this homeless problem is out of the crime. Problem is out of control. We gotta do something about it. As if it just befell upon him. Oh, no. California crime just happened to get super bad while I was in power for the last 15 years. Uh, that's what this sounds like to me. I wish. I wish this didn't happen. Huh? This didn't happen. I wish I didn't send Them and he kind of said that, but I think he was again trying to tag towards. This just happened to me. There's no way that anyone could have seen this coming. Just because I think it's interesting and worth noting in 2022, this guy, Jay Jones who's in running for AG in Virginia and his since as at this point not dropped out after those horrible text messages were made public in 2022 he was clocked at 116 miles an hour and charged with a first class misdemeanor that carried a maximum penalty of 12 months and 25 hundred dollars. He apparently, apparently paid a fine for that and has moved on with his life. But I don't know. Just an interesting thing. The guy who recklessly drives at 100. I don't even. I don't think I've ever been over 100 miles an hour, let alone 116 miles an hour. Driving probably doesn't make good decisions. You're gonna get clocked at 116. You're also gonna send these text messages. Maybe not necessarily. The guy that I want making decisions on my behalf, which is what elected representatives do. Speaking of people who I don't want making decisions on my behalf is this intersex professor in New Mexico. I thought this was really interesting. An associate professor in the University of New Mexico system says that she is concerned she, by the way, she will be forced to lie in order to teach that there are only two genders, male and female. Oh my goodness, what a, what a horrible tragedy. She wrote this opinion piece in the Los Angeles Times and it's been picked up by other outlets. Georgianne Davis is an associate professor at the University of New Mexico University. Wrote an op ed in the New York Times that she is concerned about being forced to lie again. Her words, not ours. It'd be called telling the truth. You know, if we only can teach about men and women, that I would effectively be forced to lie. Obviously I think this professor is talking about all of the other fake pretend genders that people claim to be. But she is couching her argument in the idea that while some people are intersex and that is an argument that, that the libs use so often and they cite this one stat that is so unbelievably wrong. That honestly is the only reason why I'm bringing up this story at all. A bunch of libs tend to cite this, this Fausto Sterling estimate where it says that 1.7 people are born intersex question. Does that math work out in your head? 1.7%. Basically round up, say it's 2%. That means 1 in 50 people are born intersex. You know, 50 people. Are any of them born intersex? My guess would be no. You know, probably 100 people. That means two of them have to be intersex. That's just this how statistically that works out. Of course, that is not actually accurate. Applying these more precise definitions of what intersex actually is, there have been several reports that the actual number is about 0.018%. In other words, about a hundred times lower than the statistic that libs use to make an argument that they're. Well, we're, we're specifically talking about intersex people. Now, all of this is under the umbrella of. Well, they're not actually talking about that. They're Talking about the 90 other different genders that people talk about. And then they fall back on an actual biological thing that is intersex. And when they do so, they inflate the statistics in order to bolster their arguments. All of this is to say this. Libs lie about things and then fake up statistics in order to lie further about them and then get mad at you when you force them to only teach about men and women. As far as genders go in. The only reason I was bringing that story is because the topic was, I don't want to be forced to lie about the thing that I'm already lying about, because that would be just, just a tragedy. We got a lot more coming up here on Turning Points, and we're going to check in with Turning Points White House correspondent Monica Page, as well as check in with the woke, insane, crazy people who are running the city of Chicago. Oh, no, I buried the lead about. I, I gave the spoiler away. It's Chicago that's saying, well, there might be a civil war, which is a crazy thing to say. TBT tbsa.com if you want to send emails to the show, don't go away. We'll be right back after the break.
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Greetings, naturopathy. Dr. Dennis Black here, founder of Rough Greens. And if only dogs could talk. I think a lot of them would say, hey, thanks for the love, but this food, and it's not working for me. The truth is they'd be right. Because most dog food, wet or dry, is cooked at such high temperatures that every live nutrient in it is destroyed. And what you're left with is dead food bulked up with fillers and sprayed with artificial flavors. That's not what dogs need. But when you add back in the live vitamins, omega oils and antioxidants are in rough greens. Your dog would say something different. Like they'd say, wow, this is delicious. Or sluggish. Dogs might say, hey, let's go for a walk. Older dogs might say, I feel like a puppy again. It's not magic, it's biology. Don't just imagine it, see it in your dog. I'll send you a free Jumpstart trial bag for your dog. You just cover the shipping. Go to roughgreens.com use discount code talk. That's ruff greens discount code talk. If your dog could only talk, they'd say thank you.
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Welcome back to Turning Point tonight where together we are charting the course of America's cultural comeback through mockery of terrible lib ideas. Let's check in with Turning Points White House correspondent Monica Page. Monica, so the president yesterday gave or over the weekend gave some remarks about the Navy. One of the, one of the, the best naval flight fleet in the world. I want to play some remarks for you and then get your reaction and I guess some further thoughts about how the administration is handling the military overall, which is again a big topic of conversation, especially in the last couple of weeks. Here, check this out and I'd love to get your thoughts.
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The US Navy always stands for America. As your commander in chief, I will always stand for you. I promise you that. You know that. That's why you voted for, for me in numbers that nobody's ever seen before. And I want you to know that despite the current Democrat induced shutdown, we will get our service members every last penny. Don't worry about it.
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Don't worry about it.
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Don't worry about it. Do not worry about it. It's all coming. It's coming. And even more because I'm supporting the across the board pay raises for every sailor and service member of the United States Armed Force. But we have to take care of this little gnat that's on our shoulder called the Democrats. They want to give all of our money to illegal aliens that pour into the country. And you know, I have a bigger heart than they do, but the problem is when you do that, they come in by the millions. Everybody wants that. So you can't do it.
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Monica, just, I mean broadly here, you know, when Trump talks about, yeah, we're gonna raise the paychecks for, for the military, the Navy specifically. Here libs just have a total utter meltdown because that's the worst thing. Why are we spending money on the military when we could be Giving them to illegals. Your thoughts on it?
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Right, right. That's exactly the theme of the Democrats. I mean, that's exactly what they want. They want the money to illegal aliens. They want the money going to DEI programs. They don't want money to help make our military forces stronger. They don't want to support the military families. And from what I've seen personally at the White House, there hasn't been a president, at least in my time or, or in my experience covering the White House that has been more pro military than Donald Trump. I mean, it feels like every other week or maybe every month, the President is hosting some kind of reception or some kind of event with gold star families to show his love and appreciation and remember the tough fight that these military members are serving every single day, especially in our waters. Joba, because weak men create tough times. Over the last four years, we had a weak man in office, and that created a lot of tough times. I mean, you take a look at what's happening in our international waters, and we have the strongest navy there to protect us. I mean, you're seeing, you know, on a weekly basis, we almost see like, another narco terrorist being taken out. And that's props to our, you know, Secretary of War, and that's props to our military. That's props to our country finally being strong again. And that's exactly what the president was highlighting in his remarks over the weekend. And it just feels good. I mean, I'm not in the Navy. I don't have. My parents weren't in the Navy, but I feel like I was in the Navy. Do that speech. I feel good. I feel amped up. And that's what we should be feeling. We got to instill this patriotism, the strength back on the world stage.
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You know, Monica, I just want to correct the record there. You said there was a weak man in office the last four years. I believe it was actually a pen that was in office, as evidenced by.
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The very weak pen. Excuse me.
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Yeah, the ink was running low. The ball was a little bit dry on the end of it. So just, just wanted to make that clear for evidence for our viewers. So, Monica, you know, I just want to talk a little bit forward. Preview tomorrow. Tomorrow is October 7th, two years since the horrible massacre in Israel. There are some protests supposedly expected outside of the White House. What do you think the administration is looking towards in regards to handling, you know, those protests? Especially, of course, God forbid, they get violent, which they so often do. Again, nobody wants that. But, you know, such is the left side of the aisle right now. What's. What do you think's going on outside of the White House tomorrow?
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Sure. Well, we'll definitely expect some riot fencing to go up. I mean, the Secret Service police, they're always good at making sure that the perimeter around the White House is always secure. So we'll definitely expect to see some of that. It would not surprise me to see protesters in Lafayette park, which is literally right outside the White House.
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Yeah.
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And I will also say that I was doing some research into upcoming protests in D.C. because, you know, this month is kind of a hotspot for protests, not just because of October 7th, but then you've also got Columbus Day, which is my favorite holiday, perhaps because I'm Italian. But they don't like to acknowledge that. They like to say it's Indigenous Peoples Day. So as a matter of fact, on October 12, the day before Indigenous Peoples Day, there will be a Torpedo Trump event in Lafayette park outside the White House is what I found. And when I was doing some research into this, I was like, are they trying to incite violence here? Because that sounds pretty violent to me. I mean, torpedoing the President of the United States, what? And essentially they're like, oh, we need to sink his presidency. And I'm like, okay, sure. So we'll be keeping an eye on that too. I'm sure they're going to get a lot of turnout for that. You know, these are all things on the blue sky channels, on these Reddit forums, so you don't know where the hell these people are coming from or where they're even located. So it's going to be very interesting. I think it's going to be a very tense month. That's my prediction.
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Yeah, yeah, nobody wants to see that. At the same time, I think when we've talked about this, I wanna say that the protests around this time of year is just out of sheer laziness. Cuz the weather's nice, the weather's Beautiful in Washington D.C. on six, six weeks a year, on the opposite ends of summer. And we're in that right now. So they're like, oh, let's go protest. The real diehards would protest in January. That's how I challenge all of the lib protestors to go protest in January, you know, when we're doing the March for Life, you know, because we actually care about the things that we're protesting about. But I think that's probably what it is. They've decided, oh, the weather's nice, I can actually go out and protest now, which proves to me they don't actually care about what they're doing. Monica Page, Turning Points White House correspondent, thanks so much for joining us. Really appreciate you taking the time.
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Thanks, guys. See you soon.
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Thank you. It's awesome to see the press of the United States doing things that the president should by taking the military seriously. You know, speaking of the President of the United States, there's really only. The only reason we're playing this is entertainment value. Because it's like we've said earlier, Kamala Harris is a gift that keeps on talking. She was doing her book tour again over the weekend and made some comments about the presidency, more specifically the presidential election, which were hilarious and could only be made by someone who may be somewhat inebriated, probably. Watch this clip and I want to fill you in on some of the facts here after this. Check this out. Clip three, I believe. And here's the other thing that is quite unprecedented, and it was the tightest, closest presidential election in the 21st century. He has not ever mandate. And it's not a mandate. It is not a man name. My name is Kamala Harris, and I am bad at math. I like, too, when she. When they say things like the 21st century, like, okay, it's like seven elections. Like, it's just. We're a quarter of the way through the 21st century. So don't say, like, this is this big in the last millennium. It's not that long. It's not. It's not. Not what you think to be. Also, it's wrong. Like, it's not even. We didn't even look at any of the other statistical margins between bush, between Obama, McCain, Obama, Romney. Just Trump's election. That wasn't even accurate. Turns out Trump. And turns out we all know this. Trump beat Kamala worse than he beat Hillary by like 5 million votes. So what. What is she talking about?
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Other than the fact that, I don't know, again, maybe, maybe. Maybe a little drinky poo. I don't know. I'm not. I'm not accusing her of that. I'm just saying that that might be the only way that that makes sense. It's the closest election since. Well, it ain't. It's not. It wasn't really that close. Uh, her point being this is. Was not a mandate. Okay. All right. If the majority of Americans say, hey, we want this guy's president, but that doesn't say anything. I'm not sure what you're saying there, Kamala Harris, but, you know, we we, we do have to look to our lib outlets to continue to question how much longer the democracy will last. According to Rob Reiner, who is a film director and actor and in the entertainment industry, which of course is why you become commenting on politics, said, well, only about another year. Just so you know guys, only about another year. Also, the Mayans predicted that the world will end in 2012. Greta Thunberg said the world is going to end in, I don't know, every other week due to climate change. But democracy only lasts another year. Check this out.
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This is just the beginning and people have to understand our democracy is being taken away from us and we only have about a year. You know, just to be clear about this and people, you know you're doing a great job and a lot of other people are doing a good job to tell people what is actually happening in this country. But make no mistake, we have a year before this country becomes a full on autocracy and democracy completely leaves us.
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And now I know what you might be thinking. That man sounds ridiculous. But little known eighth article of the Constitution actually states the US Constitution will be null and void in 2026 around September or October. I know a lot of scholars missed that in the Constitution. I had missed it for a long time. I thought the Constitution only had seven articles but turns out there is an eighth one and it does say that the Constitution expires effectively in 2026, which you know, is just a shame and a tragedy. And Rob Reiner is right. We only have one more year of our democracy and then who knows, who knows what's going to happen from then. Bottom line is I'm glad the President United States is putting the priority where the priority needs to be in keeping Americans safe both abroad and domestically, which the domestically thing people are very, very upset about. We are going to make fun of some of the deep blue cities and the approach that they're taking towards ice which again has federal authority to do their job. In the next segment we're going to make fun of Brandon Johnson which again it's hard to do because he's such a serious and reasonable guy among other libs. That will be coming up next segment. Tptbusa.com is the email. Send us an email. We'll be right back after the break.
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Greetings naturopathy. Dr. Dennis Black here, founder of Rough Greens and if only dogs could talk. I think a lot of them would say hey, thanks for the love but this food, it's not working for me. The truth is they'd Be right. Because most dog food, wet or dry, is cooked at such high temperatures that every live nutrient in it is destroyed. And what you're left with is dead food bulked up with fillers and sprayed with artificial flavors. That's not what dogs need. But when you add back in the live vitamins, omega oils and antioxidants, you're in rough greens. Your dog would say something different. Like they'd say, wow, this is delicious. Or sluggish. Dogs might say, hey, let's go for a walk. Older dogs might say, I feel like a puppy again. It's not magic, it's biology. Don't just imagine it. See it in your dog. I'll send you a free Jumpstart trial bag for your dog. You just cover the shipping. Go to ruffgreens.com use discount code talk. That's Ruff Greens Discount code talk. If your dog could only talk, they'd say thank you.
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Welcome back to Turning Point tonight where together we are charting the course of America's cultural comeback. TPTPUSA.com is the email. Love seeing each and every one of your emails. If you have any thoughts on anything we've talked about on today's show or need to point us in the direction of something that we should be talking about. TPT@tpusa.com Brandon Johnson, the mayor of Chicago, Mayor Brandon Johnson has been so funny to watch it. And again, we choose to mock people with bad ideas. I recognize that some of the things that he says are very dangerous, actually, but we choose to make fun of it because that's our, that's our stance here that we're taking on on this show, just through mockery is the way that we'll change hearts and minds. Like AOC said, mocking insecure masculinity, which Mayor Johnson clearly has. I want you to listen to this clip of him banning. This is. This is actually going to make big dents and big waves. Brandon Johnson announcing that he is going to make ice free zones. Watch this. Today we are signing an executive order aimed at reining in this out of control administration. The order establishes ice free zones. That means that city property and unwilling private businesses will no longer serve as staging grounds for these raids. Yes. I can't even get to the joke. Sure, dude, sure. You're right. Unwilling businesses. Oh, okay. What other things can we do in unwilling businesses? This unwilling business is harboring criminals and therefore, well, they're unwilling. So we can't, we can't go in. I didn't know that's what it Took. Geez, I wonder if we can do that in California with the irs. I am an unwilling private business, and therefore you cannot come in my home and ask me questions about my federal income taxes. I don't think that'll work, but it's worth a shot. Silly. Brandon. He also went on to say something that is actually relatively dangerous, but. But also confusing. I want you to watch this clip about him talking about the impending Civil War rematch. Watch this. I said very candidly that the right wing in this country wants a rematch of the Civil War. I just. I want that to sit in right now because the President of the United States of America has declared war. War on the people of Chicago and people across America. Okay, what. What does a rematch of the Civil War mean to him? Is he talking about Republicans freeing all of the Democrats slaves? Does he want to have a rematch of that war? And if so, what are the stakes? Are Democrats trying to re. Enslave people? Is. Is that what the rematch of the Civil War is gonna be like? We Democrats hated the fact that Republicans took away all of our slaves and therefore we want a rematch because we need to get those slaves back. What does that even mean, a rematch in the Civil War? First of all, again, the hyperbolic language is not gonna be helpful to anybody. Inciting violence like that is not a good idea and it always going to end up in people being hurt, which is terrible. And it's also confusing as hell. What. What does that mean? Nobody wants a rematch of the Civil War. We do want to enforce the law. That's a thing that we, we want and probably should do. But I don't know. Brandon Johnson. We're. We're praying for that guy. He's. He's kind of a dum dum. He does have a nice smile, by the way. When he first came on the scene, I was actually really worried about him because he's. I thought maybe he's going to be a savvy politician guy with a nice smile from the lib side of the aisle. But turns out he's kind of an idiot, so. Good for us. Last clip. Speaking of idiots, this is a rather long. But I do want to get it on here. Don Lemon is taken to the streets of New York City and consistently, and I don't even know why he continues to post this stuff, consistently beclowns himself and his own policies by interviewing people that go, oh, I. You. I don't like you. Watch this clip. Before we run out of time, check this out. What is this clip? Seven, six. You feel about the ICE raids?
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The who? ICE race. Like immigration. I feel good about them.
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Yeah. You want them, you want them to crack down more?
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Yes.
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You do?
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Yes, all my life.
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And what about them?
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Like, roughing people up?
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Nah, nah, that's crazy. Don't put your hands on nobody. That's crazy. Don't hurt nobody. We'll do it the legal way.
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But that's what they're doing, though.
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They're ugly then. No, I don't feel great about that. I mean, don't hurt nobody at the same time. Get them out of here. Get them all out of here, please. And thank you, Trump. Four more years for that. Just. Did you vote for him?
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No.
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Hell no. I can't vote. I lost my voting rights when I was 22 years old. I apologize. You went away. Yeah.
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Yeah.
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For assaulting, battery.
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Yeah.
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So you said four more years for Trump. Just because I want him to concentrate on nothing but immigration and getting him out of here. Just for that. You don't think they contribute to the.
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Dude, this guy fits every single lib point. Like, oh, yeah, you know, minority, a criminal. He lost his voting rights. You want to go restore the voting rights for that guy so you can vote for Trump for another four years? Which again, I don't know if he's talking about this particular election, but yeah, this is great. Also, too. Just a comment on the. Yeah, I don't like him roughing people up. Yeah, nobody wants to use violence, but if the criminals are going to be violent in response to being arrested, what other option do you have? Silly Don Lemon again, I can't believe he chooses to continue posting that. We got another clip that we're going to hit. Next segment. TPTP USA.com is the email Seattle is has lost its mind. We all know this, but is continuing to double down on the mind lossage. And we'll peek into the Seattle mayor's race in which the guy said something that I think he actually believes, which is one of the dumbest things that I think I've ever heard. TBT tbsa.com we'll be right back after the break. Foreign.
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Naturopathy. Dr. Dennis Black here, founder of Rough Greens. And if only dogs could talk. I think a lot of them would say, hey, thanks for the love, but this food, it's not working for me. The truth is they'd be right because most dog food, wet or dry, is cooked at such high temperatures that every live nutrient in it is destroyed. And what you're left with is dead. Food bulked up with fillers and sprayed with artificial flavors. That's not what dogs need. But when you add back in the live vitamins, omega oils and antioxidants are in rough greens. Your dog would say something different. Like they'd say, wow, this is delicious. Or sluggish dogs might say, hey, let's go for a walk. Older dogs might say, I feel like a puppy again. It's not magic, it's biology. Don't just imagine it. See it in your dog. I'll send you a free Jumpstart trial bag for your dog. You just cover the shipping. Go to ruffgreens.com use discount code talk. That's R U F F greens Discount code talk. If your dog could only talk, they'd say thank you.
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Welcome back to Turning Point tonight, where together we are charting the course of America's cultural comeback through mockery of terrible ideas from the libs. Feel free to email the show anytime you want. TPTP USA.com We've seen each and every one of your emails. Whether you have thoughts, comments, concerns, criticisms even. Actually, no, I lied. We're banning criticisms because that's what we do on the right side of the aisle. No. No dissent whatsoever. That is what we conservatives do, except for that's obviously the other way around. Feel free to Send criticisms at 2 to tpt@tpusa.com I wanted to get this on before we. Before we said goodbye for the evening. This is Bruce Harrell, running for mayor in Seattle. I believe he's the actual mayor right now running for reelection. Uh, during the debate, he said something that I think all too many libs actually believe. If you were to tell me that this is the Babylon be and this is satire and none of this is real and we're making fun of the way that libs think, I would have believed it. But this is an actual lib saying what actual libs actually think, which is horrifying. Play Cut 4.
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The criminal system has had a disparate impact on black and brown communities. Let me lead with that. So when this person is committing six or seven crimes, I don't know his or her story. Maybe they were abused as a child. Maybe they're hungry. So my remedy is to find their life story to see how we could help first. I have no desire to put them in jail, but I need to protect you. And that's the calibration that we.
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Excuse me, sir. I know you're about to stab this poor young woman, but I was wondering, would you mind telling me your story first? Because the last thing I would want to do is put you in jail for the several crimes that you committed leading up to this, what appears to be attempted murder. I just want to know your story. Is that okay that you, you share that with me as if the criminal goes, oh, yeah, actually had a pretty rough life. And, well, it just led to bad decisions, and those decisions compounded on each other, and I ended up doing. No, that's not what happens. That's not how the world works. The last thing I want to do is put you in jail. That's the first thing I want to do. Build prisons, not schools. Flipping the old adage that lives. Build schools, not prisons. No, build more prisons, less schools. We spend too much money on schools. They don't actually do anything. They're not educating any of our kids. And we don't have nearly enough prisons or people in them because people like that consistently go, oh, yeah, we don't. We don't want to. We don't want to put you in jail. It's. I want to know your story. And of course, just as the caveat, because I know we have to talk about it, that, yeah, there are people that have rougher lives, and sometimes the faster you hit rock bottom, the faster you turn your life around. That's what I think the good old folks in Seattle should be focusing on. Not. I just. I want to know your story. I just want to hear your story before you murder this innocent person. Ridiculous. But we'll, you know, I guess that's what. That's. That is the battle that we're fighting. Too many libs think that way, and that is bad for the society, the culture and the country that's going to do it for us here at Turning Point tonight. Email the show anytime you want. Tptpusa.com really appreciate you sticking around, tuning in. I hope you had a good weekend, and we will see you tomorrow, same time, same place. God bless America.
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Greetings, naturopathy. Dr. Dennis Black here, founder of Rough Greens. And if only dogs could talk, I think a lot of them would say, hey, thanks for the love, but this food, it's not working for me. The truth is, they'd be right. Because most dog food, wet or dry, is cooked at such high temperatures that every live nutrient in it is destroyed. And what you're left with is dead food bulked up with fillers and sprayed with artificial flavors. That's not what dogs need. But when you add back in, the live vitamins, omega oils and antioxidants are in Rough Greens. Your dog would say something different. Like, they'd say, wow, this is delicious. Or sluggish. Dogs might say, hey, let's go for a walk. Older dogs might say, I feel like a puppy again. It's not magic, it's biology. Don't just imagine it. See it in your dog. I'll send you a free Jumpstart trial bag for your dog. You just cover the shipping. Go to roughgreens. Com. Use discount code talk. That's ruff greens. Discount code talk. If your dog could only talk, they'd say, thank you.
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