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You are about to hear the most interesting, informative, thought provoking and funny show in America on air and on the worldw Webb this is the Rob Carson show. This is the Rob Carson show, our number three. I hope you're enjoying it thus far. If you've missed any of it, just go to the podcast. I know we've had a little streaming issues like Joe Biden at 2 in the morning, but but you know, the, the audio is all there. Go to your usual podcast platforms and look up Rob Carson show, will ya? Will? Yeah. Because I think you're gonna enjoy, enjoy the show. Lots of good stuff, lots goods. I do 10 hours of show prep for a three hour show. You know why? Not only because I have no life, but because that's how I roll. You know, I've been doing this a while and this is my, you know, this is what I love this. And we're here for a reason. You and I have been through a hell of a lot in the last 10 years, particularly the last six since the nonsense of, you know, divide the administration and shutting down our speech. And, you know, you know, I knew there was someplace I would have to go and have to be. I got a divorce. My wife filed for divorce the day after the election in 2024. You figure it out. And I said, you know what? We went through so much and I lost so many friends. I lost a lot for my political beliefs. They remain unshaken. And we were right. And I said that you, you've experienced the same thing. You've experienced the harassment, the nonsense. You know, there are places you can't wear a MAGA hat because somebody's going to go at you. Maybe you were censored online, maybe you were, you were shadow banned online. And then we watched as Donald Trump had to go through four miserable trials on the campaign trial, all based on nothing. Then they raided Mar A Lago. Then they impeached him twice, once after he left office. Then they tried to kill him twice. That's why I'm here and I'm gonna be here. So, you know, we do our very best. I do my very best every day to come in here and bring you the best dang show I can. And I hope that, I hope you can appreciate it because, you know, we're here together. Alrighty, let's move on. Other stuff. Oh, NBC says ICE is more popular than Democrats. Yeah, I know. You know, I think ICE is more popular than the Democrats say they are because the Democrats are just trying to repeat a lie enough to make you believe it. That's what, that's what Joseph Goebbels did. You know, you repeat a lie enough, you'll believe it. ICE is Nazis. ICE are Gestapo. Police are, you know, racist. Defund the police. You repeat enough. You shout it enough. Some idiots are going to start to believe it. Donald Trump is a Nazi. Well, you know, he's a white supremacist. Charlie, Charlie Kirk is a fascist. Then what happens? Violence happens. You literally see the words of the left on the shell casings of the people they kill. Like in Minneapolis in a daycare center. And like Charlie Kirk, and I'm done with it. And the people who are. Who are officers for ice. I met. I met a nice officer a few weeks ago. It was at. It was in the gym when I was in Kansas City. It was a Kansas City at the gym, working out this. I don't know how I got into conversation with him, if he recognized me or something, but I said, what do you do for a living? He goes, well, I looked around. I work for ice. Oh, that's fantastic. He was afraid to admit that he works as a police officer for ice. He's an Immigration and Customs Enforcement officer. A, by the way, a proud tradition. They're not Nazis. They're not. They're not Gestapo. They're people who are police officers who just happen to enforce immigration. So sickening what the left has done to them. Screw you for doing that. And for those who are working for ice, and I know you're listening right now, we. I think America is so behind. Behind you 100%. Just these idiots. New NBC survey says 30% of respondents had very positive or somewhat positive views of Democrats. 52% had very negative. Somewhat negative views of Democrats. Net negative of 22 underwater. Despite heavy messaging by Democrats against ICE in recent months, the NBC survey found 38% had positive views of the agency, compared 56% with negative for a net rating of negative 15. Still more popular than the Democrats. And the Democrats are getting fluffed left and right, left and left and right. I want to play something fun. Last night, Rob Finnerty went off on the liberal media, the leftist media, who have done some just unbelievably stupid things as of late. We had a terrorist attack in New York City. This was posted on X at cnn. And whoever did this should be fired. It's been taken down. But this is about the attack on white Christians. Protest against radical Islam in front of Gracie Mansion, where a radical Islamist is now the mayor and his wife, who is liked pro 10-7-attack posts on social media to the tune of about 70 times. Even got dropped from her Revlon Cosmetics endorsement in campaign because they said, yeah, she's not the kind of people we got involved with our. With our product. But that said, here's what CNN wrote about the two bombers who tried to murder a bunch of white Christians. Two Pennsylvania teenagers. I'm just gonna. I'll do it like I think they would sound Whoever wrote this. Two Pennsylvania teenagers crossed into New York City Saturday night for what could have been a normal day, enjoying the city during abnormally warm weather. But in less than an hour, their lives would drastically change. Okay, what does that sound like? It sounds like a trailer for a Netflix movie. Sounds like a. It almost kind of sounds like a net, you know, like one of those Hallmark Channel ads. Two young teenagers with an adventurous heart venture into the city of New York during a summer day. Will their romance catch fire? But in less than an hour, their lives would drastically change as the pair would be arrested for slow throwing homemade bombs during an anti Muslim protest outside the mayor's. Mayor Zoran Mandami's home. Here's what we know so far. Oh, my God. And this is Abby Phillips saying it wasn't. This is how they. They said it. They said that the radical Islamists who are anti Christian and wanted to see Christians die were actually anti Islam because they tried to attack the Muslim mayor. I know, It's. It's so stupid. There has to be a thing called a brain cramp, because I had a headache earlier. I did. I had a headache earlier. I think I was having a brain cramp. I think it actually happened. No way to rub it out, by the way, unless you listen to this show.
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Republicans say Muslims don't belong here. After an attempted terror attack against New York's Mayor Zoran Mandani.
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And it wasn't against Mayor Mandani, and she has since had to apologize.
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House Speaker Mike Johnson says nothing really to condemn those comments.
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And then I'll mention this again because I mentioned it earlier when I was talking to Emily Sturge of campus reform. The New York Times, to show you how they just. They don't know that they're already dead. The New York Times and cnn. My God, after all of this, after all of their ratings in the toilet, where more people are watching. I mean, listen, in a country of 330 million, less than half a million people are watching CNN. And you know, they've got forced viewership in airports, for God's sake. I mean, what about that? What do you got to put on television that only 300,000 people or 400,000 people watch? In a country of 300 million people? But here's the New York Times. I call this the. Yes, Virginia, there is an Ayatollah. It's almost like a letter that they wrote. But listen, this is the New York Times talking about the Ayatollah Khomeini, the guy who died like five minutes into Operation Epic fury quote. And it almost sounds like a letter about Santa Claus. It does. Listen to this. Listen, listen to this. Listen. With his spectacles, Palestinian qifa or kefaya, whatever the hell it's called, long robe and silver beard. It sounds like you're describing Santa Claus. Take out the cayefa with his spectacles, long robes and silver beard and his, his round belly that shook like a bowl full of jelly when the Tomahawk cruise missile hit his palace. I like that. That makes me kind of smile. Ayatollah Khamedi cast himself as a religious scholar as well as a writer and translator of works on Islam. He affected avuncular and magnanimous aloofness, running the country from a perch above the jousting of daily. Don't forget to leave some carrots out for the goats when he comes and down your chimney and visits you because, you know, he likes to bring his wife with him, you know, and she's the goat. Literally, she's the goat right over there. She's grazing. When the ayatollah comes and visits you, you know, after he gets blown to smithereens, make sure to leave out some carrots, not only little cookies for the ayatollah, but maybe some carrots for his goat, for his wife, because, you know, she's going to be there like Rudolph, you know, except for her nose isn't red. Her rear end is a little red. Anyway, that's how the Democrat Party, that's how CNN is treating the Iranian conflict. And Rob Finnerty did a brilliant job making fun of these people. One of the things that he did was absolutely I'm going to cover it on the other side of the break, but I promise you, you're going to love it. Okay. All right. And by the way, Dylan and Ken, if you're listening, that right there was the video of the day. Okay, so put it up. Let's take a break and come back. This is the Rob Carson show. Texting the roles you would. I launch strikes in Mexico to stop drugs. Come on. It's okay with me. Boom, boom, boom, boom. Bang, bang, bang, bang. Boom, boom, boom, boom. There you go. It's ROB Carson show. That's one of my favorite bumps because, you know, we're kind of bumping the snot out of the Ayatollah. Donald Trump was on Newsmax just a moment ago, John Bachman show, saying that our military is the best, most powerful the world. They've hitting him very hard and expects this. The he expects the surrender of Iran to happen sooner or later. So there you go. There you go. By the way, apropos nothing. I just like to support local theater, particularly when many of the people involved in this little theater just happen to be conservative.
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Don't tell anybody. It's in Annapolis here. It's about 35 miles from where I live in Annapolis, Maryland. There's this little theater called the Classic Theater of Maryland. I went to see the Christmas Carol was wonderful. I went to see a music review there was wonderful. This weekend I'm going to see A Tale of Two Cities. It's going to be running the rest through the. Through the 5th, 15th and Friday, by the way, is the 13th, so it ends on Sunday. And if you want to go, I put up on my social media classictheater maryland.org classic theater maryland.org and I met him at the Christmas Carol and we were backstage and I bought the cast pizza because I know what it's like to, you know, to be in the performing arts into and to, you know, like what I do. I'm a freelancer. This is what I do. I sell me. I am my product. I am, I am. You know, it's like being a stand up comedian. It's you. That's what you got. You don't build stuff. This is what you got. It's you. And when you do theater or when you do music and you decide to vote your devote your theory, you're an artist, a lot of times you know you're going to be suffering, you're not going to be making a lot of money doing it, but it's in your heart. And there are a lot of people, I'm sure, at the Classic Theater of Maryland who are working two or three jobs, but it's in their heart and they pour their heart and soul out on stage. And A Tale of Two Cities right now is so apropos. You know, the last four years I talked about the comparison of the bourgeois and the pearl of the bourgeois in Washington D.C. they spend their entire lives telling us how to live ours. While we, the proletariat, eat the crumbs, we eat the crumbs. And they even had a Bastille filled with January 6th protesters. There's no more apropos comparison. And when Donald Trump announced his candidacy at Mar a Lago, they played do you hear the people saying for his walk on Music? They did. Before they played ymca, before they played Proud to be an American, they played that song, go look it Up. I watched it and I went, oh, my God. But a Tale of Two Cities is playing at the Classic Theater Maryland through this weekend. I hope you'll go. I'm gonna go see it on Sunday. But Classic Theater Maryland, if you're in the area, support them. I want to sell this theater out this weekend. Plenty of shows available, plenty tickets available. I'm right down, like four rows up, right in the middle. It's like 80 bucks worth, every bloody penny of it. It's going to be. And Annapolis is beautiful, even though it's run by a bunch of morons. Go get a crab cake afterwards. One of the best crab cakes you ever had. You'll have it right there. Here is Rob Federty talking about cnn, their terrible coverage of what's going on Iran, because they're the only, they're the only US network that was invited into Iran to cover the conflict and they are fluffing the ayatollah. Just listen to this. CNN is the first network inside Iran since the start of the war with the US And Israel, with the government's permission there on Iran. And this morning, CNN's Fred Plaikin sat down for an exclusive interview with a top Iranian official, a foreign policy adviser to the office of the Supreme Leader.
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But Iran felt comfortable enough inviting CNN into the country to cover the war, which is not a compliment because CNN and Iranian state media are essentially the same thing, separated by 8,000 miles. And the regime in Iran knows they can rely on CNN for coverage like this.
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Take a quick break for a coffee along the way. We've been driving for several hours. There's a couple of things that we've not. Number one is that first of all, all the shops are open. All the shops are really well stocked, even with, with fresh things like, for instance, fruits and vegetables. Coffee obviously also available as well. And then also the gas stations. There's no long lines as gas stations. Fuel seems readily available and you just don't see any sort of degree of panic anywhere.
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So that's a CNN reporter who I swear in Iran sounds like he works for the Iranian Board of Tourism.
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I know. I featured this on my TV show this weekend, Rob Carson's what in the World. That CNN reporter walking in like, oh, you should come visit. Oh, my God, Iran is so beautiful. Tehran this time of year, seriously, it's spring and the sand is budding everywhere. Whatever grows in the sand and the giant spiders that live, you know, it's wonderful. You should come and visit. It's fantastic. Fantastic. Here's affinity with this guy. The same idio doing a report on the bombing. Okay, think about the normal. You get these guys who were on the. In the middle everything. A John Huddy on Newsmax. Right in the middle of it, you know they're coming down. Trey Yanks over on Fox. This guy's watching from a distance, sipping a latte.
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You can only get reporting like this from inside Iran on cnn.
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What we witnessed tonight was a flurry of airstrikes in that area. But also in the south of Tehran where apparently a refinery was hit. And in the east of Tehran as well. And specifically with what you're seeing over there, we heard major thuds for an extended period.
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Major thuds is what he's calling it of time.
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And also heard jets flying overhead. So this seems to be one of those cases where a massive wave of airstrikes has happened here in Tehran. And the result, you can see right there with that gigantic pulsating plume of smoke.
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I mean it looks like somebody's college reel. That you would send VHS to a news station to try to get a
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job in news, but you wouldn't get
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hired because it's that bad.
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It was really bad. Really, really bad. I heard a thing thud. But look, the shelves are fully stocked and everybody's drinking coffee. Unbelievable. Here's CNN with their, I guess support for Hamas. And Rob Finnerty on Newsrax response. The government in Gaza says the Israeli
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Defense Forces struck a hospital in the
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center of Gaza City. Al Ali Baptist. This is how they reported that after October 7th, by the way, hospital preliminary estimates from the government in Gaza.
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But the number of killed in the
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strike, somewhere between did the same thing right now to in 2 and 300. Hamas is calling this a genocide.
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Hamas is calling this a genocide. So according to Hamas, which is a terrorist organization that attacked Israel.
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Yeah.
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And killed 1200 people. CNN is quoting them.
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Yeah. Hamas, they haven't changed.
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Think about that.
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I know.
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And think about that every time you watch cnn. They are fake news, they are state run media, they are regime media. And everything they do is done deliberately to manipulate anyone who actually turns them on.
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I gotta tell you, you know, I know a lot of you like Newsmax is a smaller network, but it has just come up so much in the, in the years that I've been with them and Finnerty just frickin owns it. I've known Finnerty since Kansas City. His, his commentary is so bloody good. Just so good. And, and Carl Higbee and, and Rob Schmidt. My gosh, it just fantastic. You need to get a Newsmax plus membership. Download the news app. Newsmax app. Okay. And Then my TV show is called Rob Carson's what in the World. It's on Sunday nights and they're gonna think at a showing on Saturday. But Donald Trump's been watching it for years. He loves the show. He told me at Mar A Lago, I'm the funniest guy on TV. He did. I'm not kidding. New study shows 70% of Americans don't get full benefits they deserve from Social Security. Right now, you can boost your benefits of a lifetime by $188,000. So when you get on Social Security, you can boost your benefits by a $88,000. Social Security expert Michael Allen says it's true. Reveal strives five strategies to increase your benefits. If you'd like a special report, write down this number. Well, as long as you're alive, getting Social Security can make 188 grand more. Here's the number, 8009-9996-9080-0999-9690. We'll text you to you right away. Along with the President Trump's act cutting their your Social Security taxes again. Just call that number, 800-999-9690. If you're considering Social Security eventually, I ain't gonna get it for about 10 years, but you might be knocking on the door of Social Security, might be getting it right now, but call that number, will ya? Will ya? Thane Rosenbaum, expert on all things Israel, among other things, joins us on the other side of the break on the Rob Carson Show. Don't go anywhere, Dave. Drop a load on him. Every day for 20 years, I devoted myself to making sure my wife and kids were well dressed and ready to face the world. Meanwhile, dad over here wore T shirts and jeans. Now I've discovered Quince. Quince has everyday essentials I love with quality that lasts like linen bottoms and shorts, Pima cotton, European jersey linen. You're not just paying for brand markup or fancy retail stores, just quality clothing. And I look for good. Their clothing is rated between four and a half and five stars by thousands of people wearing it every day. Linen shorts are a go to. They don't wrinkle when they're not cheap. The clothes I wear look expensive but aren't. When I go out in the evening, and I do now, I'm actually turning heads. It's nice to feel good and look good. Quince does that for me at a price I can afford right now. Go to quince.com newsmax for free shipping and 365 day returns. Don't keep settling for clothes that don't last and don't look good. Go to Q U I n c e.com Newsmax for free shipping and 365 day returns. Quince.com Newsmax
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Republicans say Muslims don't belong here after an attempted terror attack against New York's Mayor Zoran Mamdani. And the House Speaker Mike Johnson says nothing really to condemn those comments. Another special guest is going to be
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with us at the table, Abby Phillips. Not focusing on the fact two radical Islamists attempted to blow people to bits in New York City, rather focusing on an anti radical Islam rally. I swear to God, it does not get more upside down, stupid and corrupt than that. Here to digest all of this is our good friend Than Rosenbaum, legal analyst, law professor, my friend, can you believe the insanity in New York City?
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You know, I'm in the middle of it. I live right here and I was born here. So it is surreal. This, as you know, Rob, is the city with the largest number of Jewish Americans or Jews outside of Israel. And so we just elected a mayor whose wife we learned that after the October 7 massacre. Liked on social media, multiple postings that celebrated the killing of Jews, the torching of Jewish babies, the gang rape, the gang raping of girls. The mayor, the mayor's wife. Now, let me just ask you this. Tell me what. Because you're a smart guy, your finger's always on every pulse. If she had liked posting that said George Floyd deserved everything he got. If she had said, look, he had a criminal record after all, what do you expect? He resisted arrest. If she had said, immigrants from Latin America don't belong in the United States, could you imagine the mayor would be taken out and shot. That's what happened.
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I swear to God.
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Could you imagine everyone would lose their minds. The mayor instead said, my wife is a private citizen so she can say what she wants.
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I, I gotta tell you, and I'm, I'm just, I just see shadows of 1939 Berlin.
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In New York City. I mean, my God, man, I've said, you know, I came up with the expression homeboys, hillbillies and Hebrews. I came up with it a couple few years ago and I said, because there's gonna have to be a point. We go down and we beat the crap out of these people and we end this nonsense. We have got to end this. This is a fear and intimidation campaign. And the Jewish people of New York City, what does it feel like? What does it feel like in New York City right now with this man as the mayor, as a Jew, it's awful.
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It is just awful. And, you know, remember, this is something that you and your audience probably shake your heads and go, what? But the vast majority of Jews in this city voted for Mondami.
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I know he did.
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And you'd go, what? Why on earth would any Jew vote for Mondami? And in fact, I know most of the people that I know who are Jewish did. And so talk about. If you talk about your friend Thain feeling alone, you know, that actually, you know, Jewish Americans are so wedded and embedded in the Democratic Party that they openly supported someone who thinks that Israel should be dismantled, should be wiped off the map, should not exist as a Jewish state, believes that Israel has committed genocide, believes that Israel is an apartheid state. You know, and this is the mayor of this city, and you have Jews that voted for him. So, you know, what happened the other day is really scary because. Because people like you told your audience once this war in Iran took place. Now we know we have, what is it, 20 million unvetted immigrants. Surely there are sleeper cells. You'd have to be an idiot not to know that those two clowns with their explosive devices, there must be hundreds, if not thousands of more. When I went into the subway yesterday, Rob, maybe I'm a. You know, maybe I'm just too sensitive, but that's what I was thinking about.
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I know. I was thinking.
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I was sitting in the work and I was thinking, you know, is this my last day? Is someone gonna blow up this car? And so I, you know, what is it going to take? Do we have to have another Boston Marathon bombing?
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Oh, it's gonna happen, Taine. It's gonna happen.
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It could happen. Remember the Boston Marathon bomb? Happening. Happening in an era in which we were vigilant about counterterrorism, in which we had Homeland Security, and we were worried about this. Now we're not worried about it anymore.
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We're sitting ducks, I swear to God. Did you hear about this guy, this idiot, you know, who had the. The intercom or the bullhorn, and he was shouting about, you know, and then the guy threw the bomb over him. Are you ready? You better sit down for this thing. Have you seen the video that guy posted? Listen to it. This guy's named Walter Masterson. He's still. He's still on the side of Islam. Listen, you don't get to come from outside and then tell everyone, okay, that's the bomb being thrown over him.
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That's me in the video getting a bomb thrown over my head. Let me just give you some context for what was happening. So this was at a rally hosted by white supremacist Jake Lang. He's a domestic terrorist from January 6, pardoned by Donald Trump. He was holding an anti Muslim Muslim rally when this guy jumped over me and committed an act of terrorism. That sounds confusing. Let me start over.
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He's got a life sized stormtrooper from Star wars standing behind him as an adult man in the video, by the way, case you wanted to know, he's an adult child.
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Yeah, look, you know, there's a sickness. It's, it's an anti American sickness. It's an anti white sickness. It's a disease. Disease that has infected universities, contributed to it, mass media. You know, that's why your show is so important, why you're such a, in my view, seminal figure in our culture, because you're standing against it. You know, we are taking for granted this appalling anti Americanism, self hatred, lack of patriotism and apologies for terrorists. You know, we apologize. We say. We essentially say, well, yeah, well, we deserve it.
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Well, George Bush said, George Bush said, we want to know why they hate us. Screw that. I don't care why you hate us. You just committed an act of mass murder. I don't give our rats behind why you hate us.
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Yeah. In fact, as you know, Barack Obama's eight years was an apology tour. I know he did. He didn't even take the position. Why do they hate us? He says, I know why you hate us.
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You know, this guy, this, this, by the way, this jackass, this, this Walter Masterson, he was involved in Jan6. He got dressed up in costume and went into the, the Capitol, by the way. See, you know, every once in a while you hear a weird story about somebody who's so much into a sexual deviancy that they will, you know, respond to an advertisement looking for someone to kill them and eat them. This happens every once in a while. You'll hear this and, and somebody will say, okay, I want to be that. I want to be killed by you. That's what this reminds me of. It's that sick. It's that sick.
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You know, one would think that if you saw the video and you said, wait a minute, you're tall and he used you as a stepping stool. He like jumped over you and used your shoulder to lift himself so that he could get the bomb closer to kill people. And at that, that is not a wake up call for you if you were almost being used as a tool to kill people that are not white supremacists. They are calling attention to a very serious problem in the United States, which is that we have enabled millions of people to be here who hate us, you know, who hate us. And it could be a danger to us. Now, that doesn't mean it's everybody. It could be a lot of people here have the same impulses as generations of immigrants did, but they still arrived illegally and many of them actually don't want to be here.
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Well, the lion's share thing, the lion's share, 65% of the foreign population in New York City voted for Zoran Mandami. That was 65% of his votership. And most of those are people who moved here not to assimilate, not because they love America, because they want to make America into what Zoran Mandami believes it should be. That's just the way it is. That's the issue. We got to take a break and come back. Thane Rosenbaum, more on the other side of the break. This is the Rob Carson Show. Hey guys, it's Carson. I just got a ghost bed. Yeah, pay attention here because I've been sleeping on a foam mattress since I moved to the Washington, D.C. area, which is like sleeping on the sponge in your sink. Ghost bed doesn't build mattresses like furniture. They build engineered sleep system. Their beds are serious health equipment beds designed for relief and recovery, not looks, not fluff. Your body should be healing while you sleep, not fighting for comfort. I have been sleeping past seven in the morning on my ghostbed. It's unbelievable. If you wake up stiff, you toss and turn. If you sleep hot, even reaching for a pain reliever before bed, hoping tonight will be different. That's not aging, it's your mattress talking. Another great thing I love about Ghostbed, you get 101 nights to try it at home. If you don't like the difference, you can send it back. Risk Ghostbed is offering my audience their lowest prices of the season plus an extra 10% off. Go to ghostbed.com Carson. Use promo code Carson. That's ghostbed.com Carson promo code Carson. You are going to love your new Ghostbed.
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So Jake Lang was holding the rally he's known for for three being a domestic terrorist from January 6, pardoned by Donald Trump, losing to the letter S and as we found out today, grooming 15 year old girls. Jake Lang was holding this rally saying things like this America is a white Christian country. If you're saying America is for white Christian men, you're a white supremacist.
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There you go. That is the guy who. One of the terrorist bombers in New York, who failed, by the way, launched one of the devices from this. Jack Weed's shoulder. You know, Thane Rosenbaum, you know what he is? He's a martyr. He. He wants to be a martyr. He. He is willing, like a jihadist to be a martyr for his cause, isn't he?
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Yeah. And he's also forgotten everything about what his founding fathers believed in.
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B
Yes.
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Even if he's right about the rally or the head person who ran the rally, that he was a white supremacist. The First Amendment allows him to stand outside of Gracie Mansion, the mayor's house, and make a speech. You could disagree with it. I would disagree with it, actually. I'm sure that a lot of what was said that day was disagreeing. But what he's supporting is not the right for someone to gather together to express views that he disagrees with. He's saying, no. I actually think that I'm so much in favor of illegal immigration that I'm in favor of people throwing bombs at those people. I'll protect the bomb throwers, the flamethrowers. I'm with them. And you're saying that's not what George Washington, Alexander Hamilton and Madison would say. They would say, look, you can protect the view, the unpopular view, or the noxious view, but there are no First Amendment protections for people that throw improvised bombs. And he's really saying is if you are white and anti immigrant, you deserve to be dead.
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Yeah. Yeah. And, you know, listen, if this guy
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doesn't make a difference, I'm gonna tell
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you, Thane, if this Walter Masterson, if somebody said to him, I've loaded a car with explosives, I want you to drive it into that crowd of white Christians, he'd do it.
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C
Of course.
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You know, the same thing happened with, with Renee Goode and Alex Pretty in Minneapolis. And the same modus operandi. You've got leaders who are hoping for some sort of casualty, use it against them, but would never consider becoming the casualty themselves. That's what happens in radical Islam. The mullahs never die. They never do, but they command people to die. Same thing goes with the left. It's the same damn thing, Thane. It's the same bloody thing. And I had a great expression shared with me, guy named Tariq in Ellicott City yesterday. He said of this, Listen to this. It's very profound for. For leftists, for Democrats, casualties are their ammunition. Boom.
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Yeah, look, you know, I've said this before. And I am frightened by the things I say on your show. But, you know, America was asleep at what was happening in Europe. So, for instance, Christmas markets all throughout Germany for the last five to ten years, Islamists drive their cars, sometimes shooting, sometimes just driving cars through Christmas markets. They set fire to Christmas trees. Now, that hasn't happened here yet, but it might. It might. This is something that Europeans, you know, in Europe, they have what's known as grooming gangs. Grooming gangs are based on the idea that a bunch of young Muslims under the Quran have a right to rape infidel women, white women. Now, this is something the US Press simply doesn't cover. But you can look it up. They're called grooming gangs. And so there are things that we haven't yet seen in America. We saw something the other day where flamethrowers, bombs, were being thrown at people that, again, might have held noxious views against Muslims or immigrants, but were exercising their First Amendment speech. Remember, that's the problem with the anti Israel rhetoric. It's not that they're arguing against Israeli policies. They're saying, kill Jews. Yeah, right. That's not a protected speech. There's no constitutional safeguards for that. But when it comes to the progressive left and the Islamist green, the idea of killing is a First Amendment right. Yes, throwing a bomb is my First Amendment right.
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It's the same thing that happened to Ron in 1979. What's happened in New York City is the same thing that happened to Tehran in 1979. They had students, liberal students, teaming with radical Islamists. Yeah, same thing, brother, but we got it. We got to head this over the path. Homeboys, hillbillies, and Hebrews, I'm ready to fight. You can be my Hebrew. I'll be your homeboy. I'll be your hillbilly.
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D
I would always like to have you as my homeboy. I'll tell you about it.
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B
I'm a mix. I'm a hill boy, or I don't know what the hell I am, but anyway, I'm a Midwest boy. Thane Rosenbaum, appreciate you. These are incredible times. But I do believe we are in the throes of a battle between good and evil, and we've turned evil back on its heels. As I like to say, evil exposes its flanks so we can kick its butt. And I think it's doing that. And those bombs didn't go off the other day for a reason. And I hope it'll send a signal to some people that the man in Gracie Mansion is the enemy. Of the people and humanity. By the way, Thane Rosenbaum, Distinguished Professor, Toro University, Thane Rosenbaum dot com. Anything else I'm thinking about? Anything I'm forgetting there where they could
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find, well, the new book Beyond Proportionality, Israel's Just War in Gaza. If you, if you think that Israel is fighting a just war and is not committing genocide and you want to understand international law, people use the word international all the time, but they don't know what it means. This book will tell you and again,
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B
tell everybody the name and where they could see it on. Buy it on Amazon.
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D
You can buy it on Amazon. Beyond Proportionality, Israel's Just War in Gaza. It's for anyone who's a military historian, anyone that's interested in the laws of war, international law, it takes you in plain English, takes you through it all.
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B
All right, brother, I appreciate you. Thanks for being on the show today. Great conversation, really, really good stuff, sir. God bless you. We'll talk again soon. Let's take a break and come back. This is the Rob Carson Show. This won't surprise you but the two attempted bombers in New York City from wealthy privileged backgrounds, parents of alleged ISIS loving New York City bomb thrower, own 2.5 million dollar Pennsylvania home, are naturalized citizens from Afghanistan. Abraham Kayumi, 19, Amir Balat grew up with successful immigrant families in idyllic white picket fence suburban Pennsylvania before they tried to detonate IEDs near Gracie Mansion. You know who else was like that? Osama bin Laden. Yeah, Osama bin Laden. There you go. There's a lot of that. Here's another. Sri Lanka suicide bombers, 2019 from wealthy families. Yeah, they all do. They, it's a mention. It's interesting. Spoiled entitled leftists, they always, because they have the ability to not concern themselves with making a living, you know, paying for their way in life. They can sit around and they can, you know, mentally masturbate in the faculty lounge about awful America is and then then ultimately commit themselves to acts of viol. That's just the way it is. It's always worked that way. Spoiled, entitled children. Barack Obama, spoiled, entitled child. Michelle Obama, spoiled entitled child. That's why they're Marxists, that's why they're communists because they've never had to earn a living. They've always had it handed to them. So there you go, there you go. So straight of Hormuz closure threatens US bond market Gold eyes, $6,000. Gold eyes $6,000. Really? Yeah. That's the global uncertainty we've been talking about. Gold right now is 5,100 6,000 is not too far off. What if you get on a go right now and you buy 10 ounces of gold and it goes up to 6,000? That's 8 times 6, $4,800. You could do it like that. Like that. And I have a feeling it's going to go higher than that. Might want to text my name, Rob to 989-898 for Birch Gold. Rob to 989-898. No longer. Outrageous. Gold has a path to $10,000 by 2029. Really? It's $5,173 right now. Text my name, Rob to 9898 for Birch Cold Burch. Gold is a company I trust. There are a lot of people out there hawking precious metals. This is a company that I trust. I've been talking about it for years. They got my money and I don't have a lot of money. I don't. My money is precious. I invest in precious metals. I take it. I trust a company in birch gold. They have my money. Doesn't get any more real than that. Get the ball rolling. Okay. Convert your IRA or 401k into a tax sheltered IRA. And in precious metals, in gold or silver. Birch Gold 989-898 to get some information. No obligation. There you go. That's gonna do it for the show. I do appreciate you joining me. I think the interview with Thane Rosenbaum we just did. You might want to go to your podcast platforms, find that, share it with other people. I think that was really powerful stuff today. There's a lot of good stuff on the podcast today. Just go to your usual podcast platforms. Look up Rob Carson's show. Emily Sturge was on the show today. Had a great candidate for governor in the state of Georgia on earlier today. And then of course Thane Rosenbaum. It was an epic mega turbo. Most excellent, fantastic show. Go go troops. Go ice, Go America. Have a glorious day. God bless America's founded Donald Trump and what he's doing to make it better. Our troops in harm's way right now and until tomorrow, which by is by the way, Thursday. Do not catch the stupid. I love you guys. I'll see you then. This is the right choice for Maryland.
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