Rob Carson (4:33)

We have other things to do because that whole thing has turned out. I mean, other than Bill Clinton and you know, Bill Gates and lots of people that have. There are a lot of questions about it, but nothing on me. But it was even sort of better than that because they found that Jeffrey Epstein and this Leesburg writer named Michael Wolff were conspiring against Donald Trump to lose.

Rob Carson (4:54)

A whole lot of. A whole lot of people were the election.

Rob Carson (4:57)

So Epstein was conspiring with a writer for me to lose the election. So right there, you know, I had nothing to do with this guy.

Rob Carson (5:07)

Yeah.

Rob Carson (5:07)

But, yeah, it's a terrible thing, the amount of time that's being wasted. You know, when EPC was alive like 10 years ago, nobody cared about it.

Rob Carson (5:16)

No.

Rob Carson (5:17)

But they're only doing it. But now it's really hitting back on them because Bill Clinton is such a big part of it.

Rob Carson (5:22)

Yes.

Rob Carson (5:22)

The Democrats are pushing of had a.

Rob Carson (5:24)

Pension for younger women, by the way.

Rob Carson (5:26)

And the problem is that it's turning out to be the Democrats that were with and conspired with.

Rob Carson (5:32)

Yeah.

Rob Carson (5:32)

Epstein.

Rob Carson (5:33)

Yeah.

Rob Carson (5:33)

So I think you're probably going to see a little pullback from them.

News Reporter (5:36)

But.

Rob Carson (5:36)

But think of it.

Rob Carson (5:37)

Pullback.

Rob Carson (5:38)

They were working together to try and help me lose the election.

Rob Carson (5:43)

It's kind of interesting. Bill Gates, they said that he contracted an STD from a Russian call girl. I'm just reading from the report. Okay. This is what they're saying. But oddly enough, this is a story about Bill Gates in 2013. This is real.

Pam Bondi (5:58)

Bill Gates is turning his focus from software to hardware. The Microsoft founder is giving a one Microsoft 100,000 dollar.

Rob Carson (6:06)

That's not a good name company to be involved in as a man.

Pam Bondi (6:10)

Microsoft to whomever can build a better condom. It's part of his grand challenges initiative. The goal is to make a condom that feels good enough for men around the world to want to wear and to therefore, very importantly, to prevent disease and unwanted pregnancy.

Rob Carson (6:30)

I love the interweb. I love the interweb because things live forever on it. And I don't have too many things on there that I regret. I try to be careful about it, but there you go. So the Clintons have decided to blink because they don't want to be held in contempt and put in the stony lonesome. Here's Jim Gossett for us.

Show Announcer (6:54)

Hillary's worried we had to agree to testify.

Rob Carson (7:04)

I want to see this comer hat.

Show Announcer (7:09)

Us over a barrel. Must say that he's a tenacious guy.

Rob Carson (7:18)

Come on now, sing it.

Show Announcer (7:20)

If I tell the truth about Epstein, the truth about each and every team, I'll go to jail. Hillary too, but dooby dooby doo. I don't know what. What I'm gonna do. What now for us now we have no choice.

Rob Carson (7:57)

Got to testify to go to D.C.

Show Announcer (8:01)

And testify.

Rob Carson (8:03)

Yeah, yeah. They blinked. All it took was Jim Comey whipping out his subpoena. That's all. That's all it took. Yes. I have the sense of humor of a 14 year old boy and so do most men my age. Largest healthcare fraud in U.S. history. Operation Gold Rush exposes $14.6 billion billion dollars. This is Matthew Giuliani announcing this. Dr. Oz was on stage there. You might want to sit down because this is, this is gigantic. This is as ugly as you could ever imagine and it involves foreign influence.

News Reporter (8:43)

We are announcing today charges against 324 defendants for their alleged participation in health care fraud schemes involving approximately $14.6 billion in false claims submitted to Medicare, Medicaid and other health care programs. In a takedown this large, I can't possibly describe all of the work that went into dismantling each scheme.

Rob Carson (9:09)

Wow, this is remarkable because they said they were going to fix health care and everything's going to be great and your premiums are going to go down and all of that. And it was a lie. It just enriched insurance companies and about 30% of the people on Obamacare don't exist. And if they do, they didn't know they were enrolled and the insurance companies just got the money without providing any services. And then of course, you know, Democrats took advantage of it around the country. Opened up fraudulent daycare centers, opened up fraudulent hospices in California, giant hospice scandal in California involving Russian gangs among other things. And all of us just pretty much got screwed through in the entire thing. Here's more from Matthew Giuliotti.

News Reporter (9:51)

Every fraudulent claim, every fake billing, every kickback scheme represents money taken directly from the pockets of American taxpayers who fund these essential programs through their hard work and sacrifice. This enforcement action involves the seizure of cash as well as luxury vehicles and properties returning.

Rob Carson (10:12)

A lot of Somalians in Minnesota had big old luxury houses and Bentleys and stuff like that. I never have never had a bent.

News Reporter (10:19)

Steal money to American taxpayers and to our government health care programs. We are seeing a disturbing trend of transnational criminal organizations engaging in increasingly sophisticated and complex criminal schemes that defraud the American health care.

Rob Carson (10:35)

Our government was is more corrupt than the Soviet Union was our system.

News Reporter (10:40)

As part of this takedown we've identified in charge defendants operating from Russia.

Rob Carson (10:44)

How do you suppose that oh Elon Omar was worth you know like $20,000 and then all of a sudden is worth 25 million dol billion. I hope she goes to jail and then is deported penniless back to Somalia.

News Reporter (10:56)

Eastern Europe, Pakistan and other foreign countries. We dismantled a scheme involving a sophisticated operation run from Russia and Eastern Europe that strategically bought dozens of medical supply companies in the United States and submitted more than $10 billion in fraudulent health care claims to Medicare. These perpetrators used the stolen identities of more than 1 million Americans. But I'm pleased to report that federal agents intercepted and arrested key members of that organization at U.S. airports and the U.S. mexico border.

Rob Carson (11:31)

Yeah, and you know, they also caused people to die. They killed people. Medical professionals were involved in people dying.

News Reporter (11:41)

This takedown resulted in criminal charges against 74 defendants, including medical professionals, who fueled America's deadly opioid crisis for personal profit. These are calculated schemes designed to exploit Americans struggling with addiction while enriching the very people who were duty bound to help them.

Rob Carson (12:01)

I'll bet you know somebody who died of an opioid or fentanyl overdose or at least know a family that lost someone, right?

News Reporter (12:08)

Heal. We charged pill mill operators who prescribed unnecessary opioids. We dismantled networks of corrupt pharmacies that existed solely to distribute drugs to addicts and dealers, feeding the addiction crisis that has devastated so many American communities.

Rob Carson (12:24)

Now, I saved the worst for last. Do you want to hear how evil these people were stealing our money? Listen to this.

News Reporter (12:31)

Many of the defendants charged as part of this takedown specifically targeted our most vulnerable citizens. Elderly Americans in nursing homes, individuals with disabilities. For example. Our prosecutors charged seven defendants, including five medical professionals, in connection with approximately $1 billion in fraudulent claims to Medicare and other health care benefit programs. What they do for performing medically unnecessary skin grass on dying patients as they were seeking to spend their final days with dignity and peace. That conduct is exactly as callous and disturbing as it sounds.

Rob Carson (13:11)

And this is just, as they say, the tip of the iceberg.

News Reporter (13:15)

Wow.

Rob Carson (13:16)

Let's take a break and come back. This is the Rob Carson Show.

Rob Carson (13:21)

The media and our friends in the Democrat party kept saying we needed new legislation. We must have legislation to secure the border. But it turned out that all we really needed was a new president.

Rob Carson (13:37)

I love that one. That is awesome. Really, really awesome. So Zoran Mandami, or Zoran Mankami, as I like to call him. Or moron Zam Kami. I know, I know. I'm creative that way. Honeymoon over. New York City Mayor Mamnami blasted his dirty snow covered dump. Michael Rappaport took the Instagram a week after the snowstorm. And this is what we got from Zoran the Shoveler. I thought he would. She was so good at shoveling. It was the first time he ever shoveled anything other than bull crap. People slipping, breaking ankles. Nobody shoveling, nobody salting, nobody doing s. This is New York City, three minutes from the mayor's house, where I am now, by the way, it is northern Virginia, and in the D.C. area are it. Is it snowed like, you know, eight inches to a foot, and then it rained. And so you look at it like golf courses are almost so bright in the sunshine because of the ice reflecting off them. And there's a crust everywhere you walk and you can fall on your butt. And then they cleared the streets into the cars that were parked there. And the cars that have been parked on the side of the street are now blocked in by these giant frozen barricades of snow. It's a mess. But, of course, you know, all that Zoran Mandami needs to do is just make it free and then it'll get better, right? Won't it get better if he makes it free, like the bus rides? Deborah Messing, who's an actress, said that sitting in a taxi trying to get to an apartment should take 20 minutes. We're at an hour and 10 minutes and counting. The streets are a disaster. Hasn't snowed in five days, and the streets still haven't been cleared. Poor ambulance sitting in essentially a parking lot with sirens going. I've lived here 15 years. Never has this happened. The plows have always worked. Isn't that amazing? Batya Unger Sargon, regular guest on this radio program, says another thing that Zoran did was he decided to make it okay to have homeless encampments again, and that's resulted in a whole bunch of people dying.

Pam Bondi (15:42)

Okay, Bhatia, there are mountains of garbage.

Guest Commentator (15:45)

Some of them eight feet high, and.

Rob Carson (15:46)

This is all more than a week.

Pam Bondi (15:48)

After the snow fell.

Guest Commentator (15:52)

I don't care about any of that, Liz. I care about the fact that 16 people are dead.

Rob Carson (15:57)

What?

Guest Commentator (15:58)

16 human beings are dead? Yeah, because this nincompoop decided to allow them to keep living on the streets when the temperatures dropped to sub zero. So much of what passes for progressive compassion, the stuff that makes them feel morally superior to the rest of us and actually incentivizes and creates unbelievable amounts of cruelty and suffering. Whether it's abolish ice, the open border where women are getting raped, crossing the Darien Gap, children are being trafficked into this country. Whether it's defund the police, siding with criminals, all of this stuff that makes them feel holier than thou, it creates unbelievable amounts of cruelty. And I'm just so.

Rob Carson (16:46)

Yeah, everything they touch turns to absolute crap. And if you don't believe me, look at the last four years under Joe Biden. It was a. It was A Charlie Foxtrot. I'll just say that was a Charlie Foxtrot. Just an absolute mess. Absolute mess. Jimmy Kimmel covered for Don Lemon last night. It was almost pornographic, the, the amount of love that was going on between the two of them.

Interviewer (17:08)

And on January 18th, is that correct? You were covering a protest? Yes, at a church in St. Paul, Minnesota. An anti ICE protest. Apparently there's a past pastor at the church who's also a local ICE official, which is, I think, just as Jesus would. Would want.

Rob Carson (17:25)

Oh, that's really funny. There's a well fluffed audience.

Interviewer (17:29)

We have some B roll. Protesters interrupted the Sunday service. And you followed them in, you interviewed them.

Commercial Narrator (17:38)

No.

Interviewer (17:38)

Various people in the church and acceptable was shameful. And afterward, well, you were arrested. Now, first, I want to ask you, is there a difference between whether those protesters had the right to go into a church and whether a credentialed journalist like yourself had the right?

Rob Carson (17:58)

Well, you. You didn't actually cover. You got in the way of people. Among other things, you got in the way of people and you. And you guys terrorized them. That's what happened at the, at the church protest that you, you actually bought the. The Raiders coffee donuts and they, they said what they were going to do and you went in and you actually took part in it. That's the deal. It's like, if you, if you knew that some people were going to go into a bank to rob it, what would you do? Would you buy them donuts and coffee and go in with them and particate in it? No, you'd go in there and say, hey, guys, guess what? I'm thinking there's going to be some, you know, somebody coming in here to terrorize you, and you might want to be ready for it. But he partook in it. Here's Pam Bondi talking about what happened.

Pam Bondi (18:42)

These people will say they thought. These parishioners thought they were going to get shot. One of the people with Don Lemon screamed, quote, this ain't a house of worship. This is the house of the devil. There were children crying. There were parents blocked from getting upstairs to take their children out of Sunday school. A group of women ran out a side door. Multiple people fell on the ice. One woman severely damaged her arm, had to go to the hospital. Don Lemon blocked someone from going out that door. They were, they were screaming at parishioners. It was horrible. No, American, we don't live in a third world country. We live in the United States.

Rob Carson (19:24)

You got to be able to worship yourself of America. It's Kind of a big deal. Why we became the greatest engine of individual and economic freedom in the history of the world.

Pam Bondi (19:30)

You will have the right to worship.

Rob Carson (19:32)

We came here to worship freely. That's why we left England safely and.

Pam Bondi (19:36)

Freely in a house of worship, whether it's a church, a synagogue, a temple, a mosque, any house of worship in this country, you will be safe. And these people committed a crime under the Face act and they will be held accountable.

Rob Carson (19:53)

Now I've got more from the appearance last night on Jimmy Kimmel. And I don't know why you do this. You're really tempting fate by saying, like, for instance, come and arrest me, Pam, buddy. Then they got arrested and of course he made it up like he didn't expect it to happen and all of this nonsense. I'll share details as the as the show progresses here. Thane Rosenbob is gonna join us next to talk about a of things, including a touch on a little bit about Iran. What's happening with Iran? Hopefully freedom for the Persian people, among other things. Let's take a break in the meantime, shall we? This is the Rob Carson Show. Hey guys, it's Carson for Relief Factor. You know, one of the most rewarding parts of sharing Relief Factor with you is all the real stories like Sandra's. She tells us. I've been hearing about Relief Factor on the radio for a couple of years. Finally decided to try it because nothing else has helped my back pain. With the three week quick start, I went for it. Now I feel like a new person. Those are Sandra's own words and it's just so gratifying to hear. I've experienced that kind of relief myself. And knowing folks like Sandra out there are feeling better makes it all worth to it it Try it for yourself with a three week quick start. See how Relief Factor could be a game changer too. Call 804 RELIEF. That's 804 RELIEF. Or go to relieffactor.com that's relieffactor.com how will it feel to be out of pain.

Commercial Narrator (21:30)

The side of an all powerful federal government that can kill, injure, menace and kidnap its citizens off the streets or on the side of a nurse at the VA hospital who died bearing witness to such government? Or the side of a mother whose last words were, I'm not mad at you. We have got children in Minnesota hiding in their houses, afraid to go outside. Many of us grew up reading that story of Anne Franklin. Somebody's gonna write that children's story about Minnesota.

Rob Carson (22:00)

Wow.

Commercial Narrator (22:00)

And there's one person who can end this now.

Thane Rosenbaum (22:05)

The Holocaust Museum told walls to pipe.

Rob Carson (22:07)

Down and stop exploiting the genocide.

Thane Rosenbaum (22:10)

Illegal aliens aren't Jews.

Rob Carson (22:12)

No, they aren't. I, I would that when it went Tim Voltz vaults, He's German. Of course. He's a white German socialist. He's a white German socialist. Where else have we heard of white German socialists taking over? Oh, yeah, I think it was Germany. Unbelievable. Thane Rosenbaum, Distinguished University professor, Taro University Jewish journal essayist. He does everything. Legal analyst, you know, law professor, joins us on the Newsmax hotline. How are you, my friend?

Thane Rosenbaum (22:46)

Oh, great. Hearing your voice, Rob. It's a really terrific show.

Rob Carson (22:50)

What did you think of Tim Voltz using Anne Frank's diary? I mean, that was as low. That was as low as it gets.

Thane Rosenbaum (22:58)

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. I actually wrote about it this week in my weekly essay. People can find it on thanedrosenbaum.com. look, Rob, here's something you don't know. I'm a child of Holocaust survivors, so I take that very personally. I've also written five novels that have post Holocaust themes. The one thing people who are sensitive human beings, that what they don't do is they don't trivialize someone else's tragedy. They don't take an atrocity and compare it to something that is incomparable, Right? So unless I'm mistaken, and maybe you can correct me, there are no children in Minneapolis hiding in an attic. And when they're found, they're going to end up dead or gassed in Bergen Belsen or Auschwitz, because that's what actually happened to Anne Frank. So to actually compare parents and you know, the idea, these are children who are not American citizens. They are not in danger of losing their lives even if they're taken away like that one child was and put. That was because his own father left him in a running car with the doors locked. Of course the child should be taken. What, are they going to put a child in the streets? But that's very different from what happened to Anne Frank and her family. And this trivializes the Holocaust. It makes it a joke, as if to say anything that we don't like. And we've done this with Donald Trump. We don't like him because he's Hitler. We don't like ice. They're the Gestapo. And this is just something that's wrong. We would never do this with American slavery. We wouldn't trivialize slavery. We say, it's like I'm living on a plantation. That would be disgusting if someone said.

Rob Carson (24:38)

That Though they have, though Jasmine Crockett said that the ICE was like slave patrols.

Thane Rosenbaum (24:46)

Yeah, well, yeah. Then, you know, right. Then they're more despicable than I even thought.

Rob Carson (24:51)

I just.

Thane Rosenbaum (24:52)

That they would. She, as an African American woman, would trivialize her own atrocity by comparing something that is incomparable.

Rob Carson (25:01)

It's because she's so separated from history and so ignorant of it that she would do such a thing. The, the Democrat Party, and they've been doing this forever. I, I saw, I started saying this in the, in the 90s. I said that sooner or later these cries of racism are going to fall upon deaf ears. It's crying wolf. And honestly, they're out of their magazine of ammunition. Using history, bastardizing history is empty at this point. They've gone, go ahead.

Thane Rosenbaum (25:36)

I'm sorry. I was just going to say if everyone is a racist, then no one's a racist. They've diluted their own thing. Right. If you're calling everyone a racist, then there's no racism because it applies to everyone. And it's really insulting when you think about the amount of progress has made in this country in racial equality and to basically be told that there's no progress. We are no better today than we were before the Civil War. We are no better today than we were during Jim Crow. Really? Really. None of the government programs, Civil Rights Act, Voting Rights act laws dealing with civil rights, dealing with public accommodation and housing, affirmative action, which only recently has been scaled back. An American president who was elected twice by large white majorities, two black secretaries of state. Nothing is different. Abraham Lincoln was walking around today. He'd go, it's exactly the same.

Rob Carson (26:36)

Well, because the Democrat Party is doing everything they can to cover the failures of the Democrat Party in the black community. They came up with the Great society in the 1960s destroyed the black nuclear family. We've seen a murder rate 10 times the national average in America's inner cities. You have seen the abortion rate, 70%, fatherless homes, 80, 85%. All of these things precipitated by the Democrat Party. And I've said for years, the Democrat Party, they promise, particularly people of color in America's inner cities. The sun, the moon and the stars before an election, then the day after the election, they get up and leave money on the Dr. They're not leaving money anymore. And they're losing the black vote because people get it now. They understand what they've done and they've cheapened everything. And I've said this before. If you think that, like the summer of 2020 was 1968 all over again. And you say that America is hopelessly racist and no one can make it because of systematic racism. Then you're bastardizing the lives of people like Jesse Owens, Rosa Parks, you know, Louis Armstrong, Oprah Winfrey, Michael Jordan. I could go on. The greatest people color to ever walk the planet nearly come exclusively from the United States of America. When you talk about African Americans impact.

Thane Rosenbaum (27:51)

On society, well, it's interesting. It's a little like what Arab countries have done with Palestinians. This is a way to create an eyesore. We're not going to help improve the situation for Palestinians. We're not going to accept any Palestinians in our country because we like them being an embarrassment to Israel. We want to use this as a way, and it's very similar here. We use African Americans as victims so we can essentially castigate white people. We could say the reason they are the way they are is because of you.

Rob Carson (28:26)

Is because, by the way, what do they call Jews? What do they call Jews in Gaza? What do they call white people in America? Colonizers. The same modus operandi, brother.

Thane Rosenbaum (28:36)

Exactly. Same racism. Colonial. Colonialists. It's a way of saying this is the way. What? This is the leverage we have on you. What do we have? We have destroyed inner city black families, lower test scores, lower achievement levels. And the only reason, the only reason is because you and your racism. Not because. What you said about Oprah Winfrey, I love that line. Because, you know, I guess racism, somehow she overcame all that. You know what she did? She worked. She worked her ass off work.

Rob Carson (29:16)

And they went through. No, no, think of that. And listen, Jesse Owens and the only hurdles he faced were not just the hurdles that he jumped over in the 100 yard high hurdles. Think of all the races he went to friggin Germany and showed Adolf Hitler that the master race wasn't so masterful, for God's sake.

Thane Rosenbaum (29:35)

Yeah. Again, the problem are the ones like there are a lot of CEOs of major corporations the United States. You never hear from them. Here are two academics that you don't hear from. Shelby Steele and Thomas Sowell. You've never heard their names. These guys are major academics. They're African American academics. They teach out of Stanford, the Hoover Institute. No one knows who they are because they write about black independence. They're against welfare services. They believe in true equality and they believe that what we've been doing is essentially undermining the capacity for African Americans to achieve by creating a dependence on government.

Rob Carson (30:23)

Well, this is what you got just.

Thane Rosenbaum (30:25)

Like you're not going to hear about the number of CEOs who are African American because those belie this truth. They undermine this argument that everyone is behind everyone. Is that African Americans suffer only because. Remember, Rob, the New York Times won the Pulitzer Prize not long ago for something called the 1619 Project.

Rob Carson (30:48)

I gotta take a break. I gotta take a break and come back. Okay, continue this song. Let's take a break. And this is the Rob Carson Show. No one is illegal on stolen land. Oh my God. That's Billie Eilish at the Grammys. No one is illegal on stolen land. Her mansion is on stolen land. It belongs to the Tongva tribe, the indigenous people of the greater Los Angeles basin.

Thane Rosenbaum (31:15)

Oh my God.

Rob Carson (31:16)

It's so fantastic. Apparently the. The tribe has said that Elish has not contacted the tribe directly regarding her property. We do value the. The instance when public figures provide visibility to a true story of this country. But yeah, she lives on stolen. It is just right. You know who else lives on stolen land? Thane Rosenbaum. The Jews.

Thane Rosenbaum (31:38)

Yeah, we hear that one all the time. The only problem with that is the Old Testament in the Bible.

Rob Carson (31:43)

Oh yeah, there's that.

Thane Rosenbaum (31:45)

There's only the problem that, that Judaism is nearly 3,000 years older than Muslim in Islam. So if you believe in the Old Testament, and I'm sure many of your listeners do, and you know that the Quran is not written until 500 years after. I think it's 500 years after Christ. It's a relatively new religion. So how is this now stolen land? Why is it that we're the same thing?

Rob Carson (32:12)

It's used to attack a group of people, whether it be, you know, white people in America or traditional, you know, patriotic Americans, the Jewish people. You, you create an impoverished independent people who are blame storming you. Blame storm constantly. The group saying all of the faults of their policies, the impoverishing, giving the people the subs, you know, basic existence and saying that the Jews or the white people, they want to take it away from you. And then having them being angry and it's the same damn thing. This is why there's the Red Green Alliance. This is why the communists are teaming up with radical Islamists in the United States to take down America.

Thane Rosenbaum (32:58)

America, yeah. Even though left to their own devices, they would despise each other, but yes, white people and Jews, worse. So, so the might as well just go after white people.

Rob Carson (33:10)

The Islamists will cast aside the leftists and socialists as soon as they're in power. That's how Islam Works.

Thane Rosenbaum (33:16)

There is not a safe place for a woman or a homosexual in any Arab Muslim society. Not one state, except for one country in the Middle East, Israel. There's only one country that has civil rights for people of color. White people, Arabs. You know, people forget Muslims are on the Supreme Court of Israel. An Ethiopian woman, Ethiopian woman won Ms. Israel, right? Could you imagine when you say that Israel is an apartheid state? Really? Do you think there was a black woman that was Ms. South Africa during apartheid? An Ethiopian woman was Ms. Israel? Oh, here's something that's interesting. Wonder Woman, Gal Gadot. She's a person of color. She's an Iraqi Jew. Take a look at her. She's not a white girl. She's a person of color.

Rob Carson (34:11)

She is a wonderful woman, I'll give you that.

Thane Rosenbaum (34:14)

But you don't hear. You don't hear that. You don't hear that. You only hear that the Jews of Brooklyn or Brentwood or Bloomington, only these Jews went there to Israel and stole land that never belonged to them. Forget what the Bible says. Forget about the Promised Land. Forget about the Jews. All the towns in the west bank are in the Old Testament, right? So how is that Arab land?

Commercial Narrator (34:39)

Oh, here's my.

Thane Rosenbaum (34:40)

One of my favorites. You know how many times Jerusalem is mentioned in the Old Testament, Rob?

Rob Carson (34:45)

I'm not sure.

Thane Rosenbaum (34:46)

677 times. You know how many times Jerusalem is mentioned in the Quran?

Rob Carson (34:52)

Zero.

Thane Rosenbaum (34:53)

Not. Not once. Now if this is yours, if this belongs to you, why wouldn't you put it in your book?

Rob Carson (35:01)

You would think, you would think.

Thane Rosenbaum (35:02)

If this is your holy text, if this land is your land, why does it not mentioned once in the Quran but in the Old Testament it's mentioned 607.

Rob Carson (35:11)

I want to mention this. Five years from now, I want to. We all got to get some people together and go to, to Gaza when they got this thing built up into luxurious oceanside condo. It's going to be amazing. Did you watch what they're planning on doing over there?

Thane Rosenbaum (35:26)

You know, I'm sure I said this on your show. I've said it on other shows. You know, people don't know that Gaza has great surfing. It's going to be a Mecca for a lot of places, including surfing. But we don't know that because Hamas destroyed the enclave. But it's going to look like Macau or Singapore.

Rob Carson (35:45)

It's going to be awesome.

Thane Rosenbaum (35:46)

It'll be much prettier and more interesting looking than Tel Aviv.

Rob Carson (35:50)

Yeah, it's going to be much time.

Thane Rosenbaum (35:52)

Overlooking the Mediterranean Sea. But it's beautiful.

Rob Carson (35:55)

Let me go, dude. I'm gonna go.

Thane Rosenbaum (35:58)

Yeah, I'll go now.

Rob Carson (36:00)

You know my plan. My plan was to Trump to open a casino based on the Luxor. So it's a pyramid and hire Palestinians to build it like this. You know, the Egyptians did enslaving the Jews. But you pay them.

Thane Rosenbaum (36:13)

Yeah, I was gonna say the only difference we will pay the Palestinians top dollar. Other than that it's the same.

Rob Carson (36:19)

Yes. And we will allow them to have straw for their bricks. One other thing here, this just breaking Newsmax reporting US military shot down an Iranian drone that approached the USS Abraham Lincoln. I am hoping to hell that the US military gives the Ayatollah a little nudge. A little nudge and the people of persia are free. 30 seconds. Tell me your thoughts.

Thane Rosenbaum (36:42)

I don't see the point of us getting closer and closer into the Strait of Hormuz unless we have a plan to do something.

Rob Carson (36:49)

Amen.

Thane Rosenbaum (36:50)

It strikes me that the President knows what he's doing. He's not telling us because he shouldn't know what he would. But there's no reason to move those kinds of weaponry within range unless there's some plan.

Rob Carson (37:03)

This is going to be a glorious day, brother. We're witnessing history. You and I are all of our adult lives we have watched Israel, or I should say Iran perpetrate terror around the world and the Ayatollah is in charge. We are going to witness history, brother. We're going to witness this together. Than Rosenbaum, thank you for joining me, man. Where can people find all your work?

Thane Rosenbaum (37:19)

Stainrosenbaum.com it's all there.

Rob Carson (37:21)

All right, brother, talk to you soon. Let's take a break and come back. This is the Rob Carson show. This is not an EV and it never will be be. Unless I get into one of those little golf cart communities. That's what I want to do eventually want to live in a community where people get around in their in and listen, it doesn't have to be like senior citizens and all of that. There are a lot of places you, you know, get around tool around the neighborhood in a golf cart. I think it'd be kind of cool. I want to give the one looks like a hummer or something. I want to be really. I want to do something cool with it. That's the only EV I'm ever going to have.

News Reporter (38:01)

So.

Rob Carson (38:01)

So there you go. And did you see the the presser that Donald Trump did? He had a bunch of captains of industry and including the head of GM and gm their sales are going through the ceiling, you've got Stellantis building V8s. Glorious V8s again. In, in. I believe it's in Michigan. I'm not sure, but it really was cool. And then of course, just the, the.

News Reporter (38:25)

The.

Rob Carson (38:25)

The American automobile is back. Is back. You may notice that the price of gold took a major dip. It went up $500 one day last week and it was kind of like, wow. And then all of a sudden the next day it just went. Dropped like $800. And everybody's kind of freaking out about it. And I went, no, this is a great course correction for those who want to buy gold. And what it was, was people were taking their profits. People maybe who got in a year ago when it was 2,600, $2,900. And then one day it pops $500. They called the broker and said, sell, sell, sell. So what did that do? It meant a flood of gold and precious metals onto the market. And it means the price goes down. But guess what? It's rebounding. Gold and silver rebounding, pulling global mining stocks and precious metals higher, higher. Spot gold last up 5.5% to $4,900 per ounce. Gold futures in New York gained more than 6%, hovering around 4,935. This is an opportunity for you to get in. Instead of paying $5,500 an ounce, you're going to pay $4,900 an ounce. Maybe be a good idea to text my name. 989-898 for Burt's Gold. They are A plus rated from the BBB, thousands of five star reviews, including from me. They've got my money. So this is a. This is, this is better than when it was just kind of idling along and just kind of stalled. A drop and a sell off is a real opportunity to save some money. Get in on the gold train as it begins its meteoric rise again. And those who didn't sell, you're gonna sit on it. You saw the drop. You're like, no big deal. I'm not going to sell. I'm not going to panic sell because of that. I'm going to wait for it to come back and it's going to come back. It's just the way it works. There you go. Gold or silver? Silver or gold? Text my name, Rob to 989-8984. Burnt gold. More from Donnie Lemon last night. Also some crazy inside information on the Fulton county ballots that the FBI rated and what has happened down there. There. And another nurse fired for saying that she he will let ICE agents bleed to death on the gurney. Yeah, no more job for you. Don't go anywhere. We're lost.

Pam Bondi (40:42)

I'm going to pull over and ask.

Rob Carson (40:43)

That man for directions.

News Reporter (40:45)

Hi there.

Rob Carson (40:45)

We're looking to get to the campground.

News Reporter (40:47)

Well, you're going to take a left at the old oak tree end of this here road. No, I'm just kidding. Let me get my thoughts.

Guest Commentator (40:53)

How are you getting a signal out here?

News Reporter (40:54)

T Mobile and US Cellular decided to merge. So the network out here is huge. We're getting the same great signal as the city and saving a boatload with all the benefits. Oh, and a five year price guarantee. Okay, here's those directions.

Guest Commentator (41:06)

Actually, can you point us in the direction of a T Mobile store?

Commercial Narrator (41:09)

America's best network just got bigger. Switch to T Mobile today and get built in benefits the other guys leave out. Plus our five year price guarantee. And now T Mobile is available in US Cellular stores. Best mobile network based on analysis by Ookle of speed test intelligence data 2H 2025 bigger network. The combination of T Mobile's and US Cellular's network footprints will enhance the T Mobile network's coverage price guarantee on talk text and data exclusions like taxes and fees apply. See t mobile.com for details.