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Six seven makes you nuts, right? Hold on one. Do you know where it comes from? Do you know why they're saying it? But more importantly, do you know that it could be about to take on a whole new meaning in our politics? I'll explain. Chris. I'm Chris Cuomo. Welcome to the Chris Cuomo Project. Six, seven, so annoying. Brain rot, doom scrolling proof our kids are decaying from the inside out. Yes, yes, yes. I've seen it all in my house and online. First, the easy part. Where does it come from? Some stupid rap song where they're talking about a basketball player and that's his height. Well, how did it become a thing? Well, who knows? But what it's supposed to mean to them and what I believe it may become in our politics, much, much more interesting first is why are they doing this? Well, they're doing it to screw with you. It's an empowerment mechanism. The joke's on you, okay? You ask any question and they answer 6, 7 with their hands up and down. Now, this part is more telling than 6, 7. Why 67 is again, just happenstance. The hand movement that goes with it is kind of a way of saying, I'm not sure, I'm not sure. So there's a basically just messing with you principle here. Then there is something deeper that you see when you start looking into how young people are using this and how often and what situations and what it reveals and taking the time. Because I am a critical thinker, which is why I sell the shirts, because we got to get back into this and just instead of just accepting it's just kids being kids, it is part of a rejection principle. These kids are growing up with something that we never had to deal with in Gen X. All right? Our parents were afraid of tv, Atari, okay? Smartphones are like the atomic version of a firecracker, all right? And they have so much mis and disinformation. And this matters and this is urgent. And don't scroll past this and just watch. Everything means something. Everything's important. Everything is checking something else. All the content matters. They have to have content all the time. All the time. They know they're drowning in it. You can't watch a movie with your kid without them being on the phone at the same time. And you're like, hey, do you not like the movie? They're like, yeah, it's just nothing's happening right now. Everything is about constant stimulation. So much so that six seven philosophically has a meaning, which is it just means nothing. It means nothing in a world where everything is certain, everything has certainty attached to it. 100%. Are you sure about that? 100%. 100%. And people are full of it half the time. Right. Means nothing. It's my way of saying, yeah, yeah, I know. You think everything means everything. This means nothing. And there's something interesting and rebellious about that. And that is something to think about. Now I see it totally different than I used to. That was the easy part. Now here comes the heavy lift. Six, seven. Not this part. Not the six, seven. The intonation is part of the middle finger. The hands is the equivocation. The numbers, though, I believe, are going to take on new meaning in our politics. Why? Because, As a catchphrase, 6 and 7 can carry a lot of power for a lot of people when put into the following context. January 6th and January 7th. Now, I'll tell you, for a while, I was thinking about October 7th. But no, for America's political purposes, January 6th and January 7th could become the new echo effect of rejection of this administration and the status quo in favor of something better. Why January 6th? The attack on the Capitol was outwardly the most disturbing public display that didn't involve an overt attempt to kill somebody that I mean literally, like a shot in the head. Now, somebody did get shot and killed in January 6th. We all know the story of Ashley Babbitt, but we've never seen that in the modern era. I didn't grow up during the 50s and 60s. I have never seen people storm the US Capitol before. And you could say, oh, that's not what they did. You're bullshit. And you're applying a gentility to it, a gentleness, because it suits your politics. I'm not doing that. What we saw that day was fucking horrifying. Okay. Was it an insurrection? Originally, I said yes. Why? Because they're running into the Capitol to stop Congress from doing its job. That's trying to overthrow the government. No, with the benefit of more context. And how people were lured in and the proud boys and the organizers and the messaging and everything else. Why did prosecutors choose not to charge people with insurrection? Because they saw it as more a riot. Right. With political motivations, but not an overt attempt to actually take over the government. Okay, I agree with that. I. I don't think it's as emotionally satisfying, but you can't think about everything that way. You. If you're talking about the law, then you got to be intellectual about it, not just emotional about it. So, no, I don't think it was an insurrection because the prosecution Was right. And that's why they didn't charge anybody with that. They charged him with plenty of other things and put people away. And then Trump pardoned all of them, which I think was a huge mistake, but that's politics within the law. They chose not to charge with insurrection. So therefore I accept their calculation, their analysis that it was not an insurrection. Okay, well, what was it? Well, it was definitely rebelling against the campaign. It was a lot of bad things. So why does it matter now? People are over it. No, they're not. The right is over it. The people who want to defend MAGA are over it. They're sick of hearing it. And that's why, instead of just owning it, those people were terrible. What they did was terrible. He shouldn't have pardoned anybody. The sentences are what they are around and find out. Right. They don't apply that to that. No Fafo to January 6th. Right. But Fafo to a young mother who gets shot in the head multiple times for blocking the road with her car and trying to drive away and hitting a cop while she does it. She didn't run him over, she didn't knock him down. He was able to film the whole thing with his free hand. Why did he even have his gun out? I don't know. But we're not going to get to any of those questions. Why? Because you're looking at it through the lens of 6, 7, meaning everything just means what you want it to mean. In that moment, January 6, 6, 7. Oh, they were really just protesters. I mean, it was really, just really criminal mischief. I mean, let's be honest. They went too far. Sure, sure. But it wasn't any of that. No, no. They just took a on Pelosi's. They were just trying to hunt down members of Congress. They were just looking for Mike Pence and some of them wanted to string him up. Oh, but that was never going to happen. Oh, and you know that. Right? That's why they tried to crush that cop. Right. When he wouldn't let them into where they thought Congress was. Right. That's how Ashley Babbitt got killed. Right. But she's a hero. Right? January 6th is not over. And it's going to matter to people when they are measuring what they think a particular politician is about. Support comes from cozy Earth. I mean, what else do you need to know? I got it on my bed. I wear this stuff. Why? Because they do good and they do well. Meaning what? Cozy Earth has good products. I like the sheets. The more you wash them, the softer they seem to get haven't torn good stuff. But what I really care about because let's be honest, I don't really give a damn about my sheets, right? But I do like and I do care about buying things from responsible companies. I just do. 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If this were to happen again and someone were in a car blocking a roadway and saw police officers walking towards them telling them to get out and having their guns drawn, is there a chance that someone is now more likely to try to drive away? Why? Because the last lady got shot in the head for not listening to the cops all Right. So just listen to the cops. But maybe you're afraid that they're going to shoot you in the head no matter what. Well, that's irrational. People are often irrational when they're afraid. And I think that cop who shot and killed her was afraid. Was it reasonable? I don't know. He'd been dragged 100 yards before. I don't think it was reasonable based on what he was getting from her. She told him, I'm not mad at you. She was smiling right at him. It's her wife who was bringing the attitude, not the lady in the car. She had a dog in the backseat. She's this crazy zealot antifa. She has a dog in the back seat. She's got gifts for her kids, her three kids in the cars. You think she's a domestic terrorist and Ashley Babbitt is a hero. See, that's why at six. Seven. Ashley Babbitt, hero. Renee Good, zero. Domestic terrorist. Are you fucking kidding me? No, this has a connection. It has a pathology that I think is going to matter in the midterms because let me tell you something. The left didn't want to admit it, but there was a cultural undercurrent of these people seem a little wacky with all the there's no gender thing and this and that and the canceling and this and everything's too far. It's too much. There's something a little weird about them. They've gone too far. Same thing. You really don't think running into the Capitol and breaking everything and hurting police officers and trying to crush that guy, find Congress and stop, you don't think that was too much? You don't think that's, like, crazy, outrageous behavior? Really? You. You think it's okay that a. A cop shot a woman in the head because the car bumped into him? Really? He was able to hold his camera up the whole time? The President says he was run over. You don't think that makes him a little off? Where does he get run over from? The guy's like this the whole time. He walks away. He calls her a fucking bitch afterwards. Doesn't sound too regretful, right? Doesn't sound like he had to do it. Sounds like he wanted to do it. Now, the cop shooting and killing the woman is not why the 7 is empowered within the 6 7. It's how it was responded to that makes it something that I believe is going to leave a mark, leave a stain. It's going to remain for people to be so quick to condemn her, because, boy, did she fit the Karen archetype of the batshit lefty. Right? If you want to subscribe to that bullshit caricature, that stereotype. Wow. Did she mark the colored hair? Lesbian, white, Apparently a little zoftig. You know, all these things that are like little BS markers for people and trying to demonize a type. She checked all of them. Her wife is out there, right? But man, does that lead you to the wrong place. Oh, come on. She was blocking traffic. That gets the death penalty. Six, seven. Imagine if the cops had just started mowing down people on January 6th. Imagine if all the people on January 6th who were rushing in there had been black and Latino. What do you think would have happened then? How do you think people on the right would be regarding it then? Oh, the hypocrisy. Right. Smells fresh like new manure. Why? Because that's what it is. That's why it leaves a mark. Because it's so disgusting, it's so obvious. What about the BLM riots? They were destroying the stores in their own communities. What empowers that kind of cognitive dissonance? Oh, well, you said protests are supposed to be violent. The fuck I did. Okay, go back and look at the full context of what I said. You don't think I know that a protest isn't supposed to include violence? Well, you said whoever said a protest is supposed to be peaceful. I meant in terms of the language being used. The context was, oh, come on. These people are yelling all these things, spitting these ugly insults right in the face of the cops. What do they think? Of course they should get slapped around. And I said, what do you think? They're supposed to just be singing slave hymns and then go home after? George Floyd not supposed to be angry. That's what it is, is a pressure release valve. That's what getting to the streets and being outraged is about as a democratic mechanism, a way for people to voice their anger, their disgust, their outrage. That was my point. I have said a hundred times on television, you know, the moment that a protester touches person or property, they become what they say they oppose, which is injustice. They become a criminal, and a protest becomes a riot once it includes violence. I've said it a hundred times. So why are you playing Gotcha? Because that's the effing game. Six, seven. That's where the power comes from, that you just weaponize understandings. And I'm telling you, 6, 7 could become 1. Not because of the kids, not because of how they mean it, but because of how someone else could use it. January 6th and January 7th. That is a campaign in and of itself. I reject leadership that makes that okay and pardons people for doing it and spends a lot of time trying to convince me that it wasn't Tucker Carlson who just shows up at the White House when you believe that he's out and anti Trump, you think it's an accident that he showed up at the White House for a meeting with oil execs. Don't you understand that? This guy, Candace Owens, Megan Kelly, they picked their spots for advantage in the moment. They're playing you like a fucking fiddle. Don't you get it? He doesn't have to mean it. It's not an embedded thing attacked by a demon. This is what gets the clicks. This is Alex Jones. It's a template. And you know this because when Alex Jones was going to pay a price for the perfidy, what did his lawyer say? He's playing a character. What did Tucker Carlson's lawyer say in court? He is not to be taken seriously. What else do you need to fucking know? You just don't apply the test cuz you like what he's saying. Oh well, you went on TV with him. Why? For him to admit to his audience and mine that he was a dick to me when he was at Fox on purpose and he admitted it and I respect that. Now do I respect why he does what he does? No, but listen, I can't just hate the player, I gotta hate the game. And there's so many people doing the same thing. They're picking their spots just for the outrage. It's not about principle, it's about positioning in the moment. It's about profitability. Why do you think he was at the oil meeting? Because he's not anti Trump. He's just saying that. He's just saying it. That's why he was included. That's why Megan will be back. That's why they'll all be there. Because at the end of the day, you got to pick a side to make money here. And that's why 6, 7 may loom large. Because it's too big to just get written off as another aspect of the game. Too many people got hurt. It was too violent, it was too ugly. January 6, January 7, same way it's too ugly. Young mom, white, right? I mean, you know, I mean usually you see something like that, it's a minority, right? Where a cop just seems to go as bad as they could go justifiably under the situation, if justifiable at all, doesn't usually happen. To white people. Not in a way that we pick up on it in the media. Yet there she is. Checks every box of being white, and still they go right after the cops. Totally justified Bill Ackman. Talk about someone desperate for approval. What are you doing? Go fund me for this guy for? Look at his reasoning. It makes even less sense than just asking the question with no answer. Well, you know, this was a rush to judgment, and now he's being weaponized. And he has rights. And he's got a union. They're gonna pay for his legal bills. What are you doing? He's trying to get approval because he's been getting his ass kicked over other positions he took because he doesn't have the stomach for it, because he's not a real one. He wants this to work for his advantage. 67 is a rejection of all that bullshit for people who focus on these two events. No, you don't shoot someone in the head multiple times because they blocked traffic and started driving away from you. And you understood that they were driving away from you enough to get out of the way of the car and yet still had to shoot them in the. Even if you thought she was trying to hit you, you knew you were able to get out of the way because you were filming it at the same time as you got out of the way. So how reasonable and imminent did you think your serious injury or death could be if you were able to get out of the way? For people to ignore all that in the interest of politics? Saying he got run over, an obvious bald faced lie for politics, for advantage, so that you could keep saying the other side is worse. It's too much support for the Chris Cuomo project comes from Ethos life insurance. Look, as soon as you get into the baby game, as soon as you go from being a couple to a family, you got to think about your responsibilities. And if you're thinking about your responsibilities, you got to think about life insurance. It's just how it is, all right? You start thinking ahead. Child care, school, you know, all those different milestones, Every one of them have a financial responsibility component. All right? And we all love our kids, we all love that family life, but you got to be equipped for it. And you got to prepare when you can. 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I don't believe it's the same thing of January 6th. I don't. I've seen lots of riots based off of racial outrage. I've seen many. I've seen many stores destroyed. I've seen many public buildings destroyed. Is it wrong? Of course it's wrong. It's a crime prosecuted hard in that moment. Why? Because except with ice, we don't flood cops into zones where people are losing their shit. Because we want it to calm down. Because we don't want to make it worse. Now suddenly we want to make it worse. We want to make it worse. Why? Because in a world of six, seven, everything means nothing except the meaning that you ascribe to It. And sure, a priori you could argue, if you're a philosopher, everything only means what you want it to mean. True. But I'm saying this to a perverse extent where things are obvious on their face and you are just insisting on it being something else or being not that thing because it suits your convenience in that moment. And I think that it is so outrageous, I think it is so ugly and so obvious that as a coupling, what happened on January 6th and now on January 7th is enough to win an election is enough. When you combine that with the status quo in an economy where our purchasing power is falling and people are feeling it more and more and the administration is dealing with it less and less in favor of what? All the stuff they said they weren't gonna do. Like what? Like round up everyone that they can find. Like go to any other country they can find to be involved in for good reason or bad reason. I thought it was supposed to stay home. Why aren't they staying home? You know why. It's not the exigency of the circumstances abroad. There's always bad going on. Why? Because he can't get it done here at home. And he's looking for wins, he's looking for distractions. Six, seven. I'm telling you, what happened in Minnesota is not going to go away. And it was cemented as fundamental based on the reaction to it and that continuing reaction, sending in hundreds more ICE officers. You do know that while it is true that everyone illegally present in the country. Okay. Is a criminal, if you do something illegal that is a crime, you are a criminal. Oh yeah, but they haven't been tried yet. But it's again, a priori reasoning. You did the thing that is the crime. You willfully, knowingly, entered the country illegally. A crime. It's in the book. It's a federal statute. It's a misdemeanor the first time, it's a felony the second time. So most of these people that you are using battle ready troops for and flooding them into communities, you're looking to round up misdemeanors because you're not just rounding up the bad hombres that you promised. Right? Because we see the ratios, the extent that you put out any data at all, which is not satisfying and not complete and not often enough, we see that it's not all bad hombres. So you're rounding up a lot of people who are guilty of misdemeanors. Do you know what else is a misdemeanor? Excessive speed going over 75 miles an hour in a 55. Going over 85 miles an hour in a 65. Now, I'm sure many of you have done that. So first of all, check yourself before you wreck yourself, literally and figuratively. Don't be saying, yeah, well, they broke the law. When you break the law to the same degree on a regular basis, it's just not an enforcement priority. Excessive speeding. Yeah, but listen, Chris, someone speeding is not as big a deal. Oh, really? Let's. Let's look at that. Why is it not as big a deal? Because you're assuming that the person who entered illegally is what, continuing criminality while they're here. Right, because that would be the difference. You know that while they're here, you know they're stealing services. That's not true. People who are undocumented and in the country, meaning not legally here, put more money into the economy than they take out. They pay taxes, a lot of which they don't get the benefit of. For all these boogeyman stories you hear about emergency room visits, it's a real thing. It just doesn't represent the plus minus of economic contribution the way reality does, okay? They're doing jobs, they're helping communities, they're growing families. That's why you keep seeing communities all over this country rejecting taking just anyone who's here illegally, because not everyone who is in the country illegally is the same. And well, yeah, but people die, Chris. And the people who did it shouldn't even have been here. How many? Compared to what? Forget about. Compared to citizens. Right, because, you know, we kill more, so. Yeah, but they kill people. And one is too many because they shouldn't be here. Oh, okay. What do you think kills more people? People who have entered the country illegally, which is a misdemeanor the first time, or excessive speeding? Here's a hint. Excessive speeding. Excessive speeding is directly attributable to over 10,000 deaths a year. 10,000. You see the cops chasing after people for that? 10,000 people dead because of the speeding. So if they catch you speeding, isn't that something that they should deal with more of an urgency than what happens when you enter illegally and then do everything the right way thereafter? So the way that you're enforcing this is to send a political message. It's not public safety. Go after the bad hombres. You wouldn't be doing what you're doing right now if you were really just going after bad hombres. You wouldn't do it this way. And look, I say sue the sanctuary cities. I don't Think sanctuary cities are constitutional. I don't know why they don't sue. You know why they don't sue? They like it this way. They like it this way. Why? Six, seven. What the hell does that mean? It means that the sanctuary cities give them a way to rationalize resistance, rejection. They want the sanctuary city. Why? So they can be show them as the bad people and oppose them and go in there and force. Because that strength might makes right. Right. That's what's going on. And the rejection principle of that rejection principle could be. 6, 7. Support for the Chris Cuomo project comes from Shopify. Let me tell you something. 2026 New Year, same challenges. How do you get people to buy what you're offering? How do you get people, no matter where they are, to see a way to get to your website and once they get there, to have a smooth experience where you get them? From the clicking to the buying to the picking to the delivery, every time I do any kind of study of what works in a business, it's all about the business behind the business. Shopify has made more people more money in business and small business than just about anybody else. Why? 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Because it's all about the hot talk, it's all about the cell, it's all about the emotion. And it leaves you vulnerable to someone taking a step back and looking at it outside that bubble, outside that cauldron and saying these people are the problem. And I believe that as we head into the midterms and there's more and more grist for the mill of just chaos and violence, Driven to see on the podium of the Homeland Security secretaries, Seal. One of ours, all of yours. That's what Kristi Noem had on the podium. What does that mean? No, you don't have to tie it to Nazism. Yes, in the 30s, there was a fascistic idea of one of us is all of us, all for one, one for all the three Musketeers. Were they Nazis? No. It's sometimes a malignant idea. Can have a lot of fathers. Okay. And a lot of applications. It doesn't have to be that they're putting a Nazi slog in your face for it to be wrong. Okay, and why do I want you not to call it that? I don't want you to exaggerate it, because the truth is enough. Who's yours? Who's yours? Is Renee good one of yours? She's one of mine. She's a human being. Yeah, she's one of mine. Just like the cop is. Just like the people who are here illegally are just like the people who are here doing it the right way are just like the naturalized citizens are just like the people who were born here. Native citizens are. They're all one of mine. They're all human beings, even when you're not being human. So what the fuck does she mean, one of ours? All of yours. You're treating other Americans and people who are in America, many of whom are trying to do things the right way, as the enemy. That's what you're doing. And let me tell you, justify it any way you want, explain it away any way you want to your side. You're making enemies of people that you will regret. There will be more violence. There will be more division because you think it's working for you. So you want it. And you are making the mistake of seeing it as strength. And you are wrong. One of ours. All of yours, by the way. Not a thing in the administration of justice, by the way. Okay, we're getting a little loosey goosey with the death penalty for everything but all of yours. Who are you talking about? Do we have jihadis invading here? Is this isis? Because now I'm getting it. If it's isis, is it a Mexican cartel? All right, I'm getting it. Is it Iran? I'm getting it. Is it Hamas? All right, I'm with you. Okay. I don't think you should kill all of them, but I. I do think you should kill enough to win and get rid of them as a control element wherever they are. I mean, that's war. It's disgusting. But that's what human beings are. We're violent. But you're talking about us. You're talking about other members of your own country. No, they're not citizens. But what kind of dividing line is that? So they're not human beings. Car hits two people, one's a citizen, one's not. Who do you help? Seriously? Is that even a consideration? You help the one who's hurt worse, right? What are we doing? 6, 7, I believe will become the rejection principle for all of the hate, all the vitriol. And you can say, well, it's on both sides. That is you accepting your role in the problem. They do it too. That is what a stupid child says when confronted with their own wrong behavior. Own your shit, okay? If a Democrat had on the podium, one of ours, all of yours, when they went into a place that was a community that was under siege because they had beaten and killed a young black girl and tried to protect the people who did it and didn't want them arrested, and they showed up and their motto was, one of yours, one of ours, all of yours. You would go bat shit crazy, but you don't bat an eye when it's your side. Six, seven, January 6th, January 7th. Not going away. Metaphors for resistance of an ugliness and obnoxious inhumanity. And you couple that with economic pain and you have some recipe. Now, I'm not saying that this is what the left is cooking up. I don't know, we're going to have to wait and watch. But I'm telling you, 67 may go from 6 the seventh of some stupid thing that means nothing. That if you look a step deeper is a symptom of a problem we have of kids that are just overwhelmed with what is supposed to be certain around them on this magical device they hold 90% of the day. But it could become something else that would be powerful and real. We'll watch together. Thank you for subscribing and following. Thank you for being a critical thinker, wearing your independence, buying the gear that we can crowdsource contributions to causes that we care about. And coming soon, my serious radio show, we're going to be able to have good causes and good people highlighted on the show that you can help with their own cause and the cause of helping others. I know shows don't usually do that. This one will. 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