God, Guts, and the Octagon

Summary

The Rob Carson Show

Episode: God, Guts, and the Octagon
Date: June 16, 2026
Host: Rob Carson
Key Guests: Greg Gutfeld, Doug Burns (former federal prosecutor), Carl Higbie

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Episode Overview

This episode of The Rob Carson Show delivers a lively, sardonic, and fast-paced discussion of current politics and culture, centering heavily on alleged corruption in political nonprofits—particularly focusing on Gavin Newsom and his wife—while also comparing American "oligarchs" to entrepreneurs like Elon Musk. Woven throughout are critiques of modern leftist ideology, virtue signaling, and linguistic rebranding, with special parody and humor segments. The show features reactions to recent cultural events, highlight reels from the UFC fight at the White House, and sharp commentary on ongoing political investigations.

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Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. Nonprofit Abuse and Political Elites

Timestamp: 01:35–03:31

• Focus on Gavin Newsom and claims of tax trouble involving his wife’s nonprofit and documentary work.
• Comparison to the Clintons’ use of their foundation:

  “You can come up with a non-profit, you can get super friggin rich off what they call a nonprofit without actually really helping anybody.” —Greg Gutfeld [01:57]

• Hosts question the wealth gap between the Newsoms’ reported income and their lavish lifestyle, highlighting broader abuse of nonprofit loopholes.

2. Oligarchy Versus Entrepreneurism: The Musk Comparison

Timestamp: 02:36–03:36

• Panel contrasts political "oligarchs" with market-built moguls, spotlighting Elon Musk:

  “The amazing thing is that Elon Musk has built something. He's revolutionizing so many things.” —Co-host [02:57]
  “He made like 4,000 millionaires in his company, by the way...” —Co-host [03:23]

3. America's 250th Anniversary & Democratic Party Division

Timestamp: 03:42–07:13

• Conservatives celebrate, accuse Democrats of refusing to participate due to antipathy toward Trump and perceived lack of patriotism.
• Use of “unhappy stepsister” metaphor to describe Democrats’ relationship with American celebrations.
• Notable statistic:

  “Gallup Polling...25 years ago, Democrats were 87% proud to be Americans. Today...down to 36%.” —Rob Carson [06:40]

4. Cultural Contrasts: UFC Patriotism vs. "Therapy-Session" Leftism

Timestamp: 07:29–10:58

• Contrasts energetic, patriotic UFC event (hosted at the White House) with “group therapy” counter-events characterized by celebrity virtue signaling (e.g., Julia Roberts):

  “Wouldn't you rather be here than in a UFC fight?” —Co-host, parodying left-wing event [08:06]

• Social media anecdote about rainbow flag/American flag mashups interpreted as virtue signaling.

5. Virtue Signaling, Language Policing, and Leftist Discontent

Timestamp: 10:59–14:24

• Segment ridicules the transition from “homeless” to “unhoused,” labeling it “verbal masturbation.”

  “That's what Maoists do. That's what they do. It sparks confusion and it destroys the past and history...” —Co-host [14:25]

6. UFC, Obscure Outbursts, and the Michelle Obama "Man" Slur

Timestamp: 14:45–19:02

• Fighter’s derogatory joke about Michelle Obama: hosts dismiss it as a “bad joke” that fuels accusations of bigotry.
• Discussion on Sunny Hostin’s (The View) response, linking slurs to racist history.

  “Saying that Michelle Obama is a dude is like slavery.” —Greg Gutfeld, paraphrasing Hostin [17:51]
  “That was just a bad joke by a goofball.” —Co-host [17:35]

7. Mainstream Media and Lynching Analogies

Timestamp: 18:55–20:53

• Critique of historian Heather Cox Richardson equating the UFC fight’s supposed “culture war” symbolism with lynching in the Gilded Age.
• Multiple hosts and guests eviscerate this as an “Evel Knievel leap of logic.”

  “That's absolute crap. Honestly, that is so insulting...” —Rob Carson [19:33]

8. Deep Dive: Doug Burns on Newsom Investigation

Timestamp: 22:47–30:10

• Former federal prosecutor Doug Burns explains the concept of “unexplained wealth” and predicts serious scrutiny for the Newsoms.
• "Behested payments" described—a legal but controversial system where politicians direct donations to their chosen nonprofits, sometimes from those seeking state influence.

  “If it can be established that he was getting big sums of money to an entity controlled by his wife and...those people had business with the state, that could be serious trouble.” —Doug Burns [30:10]

9. California Voting Laws and Election Integrity

Timestamp: 32:01–34:19

• Discussion on extended mail-in voting in California, its legal implications, and a note that Supreme Court review may soon end post-Election Day ballot counting.
• Sarcasm regarding faith in the USPS as an “integrity” solution.

10. Monuments, Free Speech, and Judicial Activism

Timestamp: 34:28–36:22

• Complaint about a federal judge ordering the restoration of left-leaning park exhibits; mocked as “Maoist.”

  “Free speech is wonderful. Yes, until I disagree with it.” —Doug Burns [36:12]

11. Carter Page Lawsuit and D.C. Mayoral Race Prognosis

Timestamp: 36:22–38:37

• Supreme Court refusal to hear Carter Page's Russia hoax FISA abuse suit explained as procedural, not merits-based.
• If a far-left candidate wins D.C. mayoralty, Trump threatens to remove “home rule,” but legal obstacles are high.

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Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• On Nonprofit Wealth Gaps:

  “He and his wife...able to afford an eight Million dollar Mansion...Isn't it kind of weird how that happens, that these, these oligarch...” —Rob Carson then Greg Gutfeld [02:25–02:38]

• On Democrats & Patriotism:

  “Democrat Party is like...an ex stepsister...they're the unhappy step sister of the relationship between us and America.” —Rob Carson [04:40]

• On Leftist Events:

  “On one hand, you have this...group of aging, fading, bitter, mentally unwell looking group of people. And then you contrast that with...people having fun.” —Rob Carson [08:37]

• On Language Manipulation:

  “We kind of got over...verbal masturbation that the left did, you know, calling this that and that...homeless. Yeah, you're homeless...not unhoused, dear Lord, honestly.” —Co-host [14:03]

• On Media Hyperbole:

  “…equating the UFC event with lynching — that is so insulting, so bloody insulting, and such an Evil Knievel leap of logic…” —Rob Carson [19:33]

• Sardonic Parody Song on Newsom:

  “Newsome and wife are under strife. Did they pay all their taxes?...The DOJ will have a say if they evaded taxes.” —Rob Carson [39:19]

• On Socialist Mayors & Trump’s Threat:

  “He pokes them in the eye, he says stuff like this, they melt down on MSNBC, Andrew Weissman...but...he will not do that, is my...prediction.” —Doug Burns [37:59]

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Timestamps for Important Segments

• 01:35: Nonprofits, Gavin Newsom, and “oligarchs”
• 03:42: America’s 250th, step-sister analogy, Gallup poll numbers [06:40]
• 07:29: UFC event at the White House, political joy vs. progressive therapy culture
• 12:08: Carl Higbie on being at the patriotic UFC event
• 14:45: Michelle Obama “man” slur—hosts react and contextualize pushback
• 18:55: Heather Cox Richardson, media narrative, and “lynching” analogy
• 22:47: Doug Burns on Newsom, “unexplained wealth,” and legal system’s scrutiny
• 29:16: “Behested payments” explained by California Post
• 32:06: California voting law criticisms
• 34:28: Judiciary issues, free speech, park monuments
• 36:22: Carter Page lawsuit explanation, D.C. mayoral federalization threat
• 39:07: Parody song on Newsom’s investigation
• 41:23: French Laundry lawsuits, critique of liberal elite hypocrisy

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Conclusion

This episode encapsulates The Rob Carson Show’s signature style: brash, mocking, and unapologetically partisan, interspersed with legal analysis and parody. The episode is dominated by discussion of alleged liberal excess, misconduct, and double standards, contrasted with images of robust conservative celebration and traditional American patriotism. Through humor, statistics, and legal input, the show reinforces its themes of joy, resilience, and vigilance against elite abuses.

Next hour: Tony Shaver joins to discuss the Iran peace deal.

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Transcript

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[Rob Carson]

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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 world wide web. This is the Rob Carson Show.

[Greg Gutfeld]

This is our number two, the Rob Carson Show.

[Rob Carson]

Doug Burns, former federal prosecutor, joins us at the bottom of the hour to

[Co-host or Guest Commentator]

talk about Gavin Newsom.

[Greg Gutfeld]

Gavin is a little hot agua.

[Co-host or Guest Commentator]

He and his wife, you know, I

[Greg Gutfeld]

gotta tell you, we gotta do something

[Rob Carson]

about this nonprofits in this country and

[Co-host or Guest Commentator]

NGOs in this country because there are

[Rob Carson]

a lot of people taking advantage of it. It used to be, you know, like

[Co-host or Guest Commentator]

churches could be tax free and they

[Commercial Narrator]

came up with this.

[Rob Carson]

You can come up with a non

[Greg Gutfeld]

profit, you can get super friggin rich

[Rob Carson]

off what they call a non profit without actually really helping anybody.

[Co-host or Guest Commentator]

The Clintons did this with the Clinton

[Rob Carson]

foundation and the Clinton Global Initiative quite well.

[Co-host or Guest Commentator]

And it looks like Gavin Newsom's wife did the same thing. Could be in some tax trouble. Of course yesterday he got online and played rectum victim. He played victim is what he did. And so he's hopefully man, I hope he's in a lot of hot water.

[Rob Carson]

I hope he and his wife are in a terrible, terrible situation, you see because you know, he's got a government salary, right? And she's a documentary filmmaker and they are able to afford an eight Million dollar Mansion.

[Greg Gutfeld]

Isn't that interesting? Isn't it kind of weird how that

[Co-host or Guest Commentator]

happens, that these, these oligarch.

[Greg Gutfeld]

Oh, did I say oligarchs?

[Co-host or Guest Commentator]

Yeah, I said oligarchs.

[Rob Carson]

That's what Elizabeth Warren is.

[Co-host or Guest Commentator]

That's what Hillary Clinton is. That's what Barack Obama is.

[Rob Carson]

They're oligarchs.

[Co-host or Guest Commentator]

They're American oligarchs. But they didn't build anything or make anything. They just took.

[Greg Gutfeld]

That's all they did.

[Rob Carson]

You know, there's a lot of consternation

[Co-host or Guest Commentator]

about Elon Musk becoming the first trillionaire in the world. And the amazing thing is that Elon Musk has built something. He's revolutionizing so many things. He's helping to people who could not speak be able to speak again and soon the blind to see, the deaf to hear, and the lame to walk.

[Rob Carson]

There you go.

[Co-host or Guest Commentator]

That sounded kind of biblical, didn't it?

[Rob Carson]

But he deserves every dang bit of it.

[Greg Gutfeld]

Every dang bit.

[Rob Carson]

But I'm glad that he did.

[Co-host or Guest Commentator]

He made like 4,000 millionaires in his company, by the way, and a couple tens of millionaires. It was pretty remarkable. Pretty remarkable.

[Rob Carson]

Chances are, people, if you're around my age, one of his robots is going

[Greg Gutfeld]

to take care of you in your old age.

[Rob Carson]

And it'll be fine, actually.

[Co-host or Guest Commentator]

It'll be fine. Absolutely fine.

[Rob Carson]

You know, one of the things we're

[Co-host or Guest Commentator]

noticing in the 250th anniversary of the

[Rob Carson]

year of our birth of the United States is that the Democrat Party a

[Co-host or Guest Commentator]

hates America enough that they don't want to have anything to do with the 250th anniversary of the United States, but they hate Donald Trump even more. More, which ensures that they're not going

[Greg Gutfeld]

to participate in it.

[Rob Carson]

It really is quite remarkable.

[Co-host or Guest Commentator]

It's quite remarkable. And it's. It's also glorious as well, because they are.

[Rob Carson]

You know, there's that cliche of the person who doesn't show up at the

[Co-host or Guest Commentator]

party because they're just going to stay at home with their arms crossed because

[Greg Gutfeld]

they don't like whatever.

[Rob Carson]

You know, they don't like the.

[Co-host or Guest Commentator]

Who the groom is marrying or whatever.

[Greg Gutfeld]

So, you know what, honestly, there's a

[Rob Carson]

point where you got to kind of go, hell with you.

[Co-host or Guest Commentator]

You're just going to make things worse.

[Rob Carson]

So we're glad you're not coming. And as far as the, the 250th birthday of America, if you don't want

[Greg Gutfeld]

to participate, we don't.

[Rob Carson]

You're not having any impact on us and us celebrating.

[Greg Gutfeld]

We're not, we're not feeling bad.

[Rob Carson]

You're not there. You haven't ruined anything by not coming. You know, the Democrat Party is like, you know, an ex step sister. I'm not speaking from experience, but I'm just saying, you know, there' step sisters that will do everything they can to ruin your marriage because, you know, they're unhappy people.

[Greg Gutfeld]

It just happens. I don't know what the hell you. I don't know why. That's what the Democrat Party is. They're the unhappy step sister of the

[Rob Carson]

relationship between us and America and they're

[Greg Gutfeld]

trying to throw a wrench in the relationship. But we aren't going to stop loving America. You can keep trying. You can stay home, don't come to the party. We're perfectly fine. And Scott Jennings revealed that Democrats, Democrats do not. They are not proud of America. And the reason why they're not proud of America is A, they hate America and B, they super hate Donald Trump.

[Scott Jennings]

You have to love your country whether

[Rob Carson]

or not you lost the last election.

[Scott Jennings]

I love America. And you know, according to some polling that came out this weekend, most Republicans love America. 90% are very proud to be.

[Rob Carson]

I love America more than I have ever loved America.

[Scott Jennings]

They're proud of living in this country. Unfortunately, I think Mr. De Niro's comments are pretty indicative of a majority of Democrats who can't seem to find that

[Greg Gutfeld]

attitude, which is your awful stepsister applaud

[Scott Jennings]

inside them to love your country even though you lost the last election. And, you know, loving America, being a patriot for America, feeling good about America.

[Rob Carson]

You know, the great thing about when

[Co-host or Guest Commentator]

the, the relationship ends is you don't

[Rob Carson]

have to pretend to like that stepsister

[Scott Jennings]

anymore dictated whether you want to lost. When I hear De Niro, I hear him saying, I can only love America if we win every election here on out. That's a rather fascist statement.

[Rob Carson]

It is.

Well, I think he was really saying,

oh, here's Abby Normal over here trying

[Co-host or Guest Commentator]

to morally equivocate or whatever to make it seem like Robert De Niro didn't

[Rob Carson]

say what he said, that I don't

love an America that doesn't do the things that I think it should be doing. And look, I would think any Republican would look, I mean, this is why I think, I think just add a little bit of, a little bit of numbers and data. Numbers. Gallup Polling data from 25 years ago says Republicans were 90% proud or extremely proud to be Americans. Democrats were 87%. Today, 25 years later, those numbers remain at 92%. Actually, up a little bit for Republicans. For Democrats, they're down to 36%.

Yeah, there you go. Because the Democrat party lost.

[Co-host or Guest Commentator]

They lost an election and they're not

[Greg Gutfeld]

coming to the party. And it's kind of sad.

[Rob Carson]

But you know what?

[Greg Gutfeld]

Don't even care. Don't even care.

[Rob Carson]

Not one little bit.

[Greg Gutfeld]

Because the Democrat Party is doing a death spiral into the pits of hell. You know, Julia Roberts, the other night,

[Rob Carson]

they had the Democrat that this awful

[Co-host or Guest Commentator]

counter protest, I guess, to the glorious UFC fight. And she became like a therapist at this stupid event, by the way, and

[Rob Carson]

said that everybody should do some breathing

[Co-host or Guest Commentator]

exercises like they do in a stupid therapy session.

[Guest or Commentator]

They will survive without you.

[Rob Carson]

Gosh, it was so hot. And Pretty Woman and, and Aaron Brockovich and now she's just like, what?

[Guest or Commentator]

Do this for me. Okay, just put your hand on your

[Co-host or Guest Commentator]

beating heart now you're shriveled up beating

[Guest or Commentator]

liberal heart and just close your eyes.

[Rob Carson]

Doesn't it sound like a fun event?

[Co-host or Guest Commentator]

Wouldn't you rather be here than in a UFC fight?

[Guest or Commentator]

And just take a really deep breath in and breathe in all that hope. Oh, my God, all that love and just breathe out.

[Co-host or Guest Commentator]

You know, there's no love in that room. They all hate Donald Trump and they hate Republicans. It's kind of about here is Greg

[Greg Gutfeld]

Gutfeld talking about the.

[Co-host or Guest Commentator]

The unhinged, unwell Democrat Party to hear

[Commercial Narrator]

the next Democrat group therapy session on

[Doug Burns]

why they can't win back men.

[Rob Carson]

That was incredible. What a contrast. On one hand, you have this kind of a group of aging, fading, bitter, mentally unwell looking group of people. And then you contrast that with the obvious. You know, I forget about. Just forget about the patriotism and the White House. Just people having fun.

[Greg Gutfeld]

I know it's cool.

[Rob Carson]

Smiling and laughing and.

[Greg Gutfeld]

Yeah, and by the way, I posted

[Co-host or Guest Commentator]

the video of me dancing on King Street. I know it makes me look a

[Rob Carson]

little foolish, but damn, I was having a good time. That's joy. And I was dancing with people who I didn't even know they. I didn't speak their language. And we might even be different politically, but man, we are having a good time under that. Unlike that bad, that bad counter protest the Democrats held the other night.

Look at us.

And they go, it's on this my

[Co-host or Guest Commentator]

social media Rob Carson show.

[Rob Carson]

We look at them and we just kind of laugh. And I think that's an interesting point, is that we understand their mindset and our mindset, but they don't understand either. They don't even understand their own mindset. Like, how did they get to this

[Carl Higbie]

place,

[Commercial Narrator]

Remember what I told you?

[Co-host or Guest Commentator]

Overwhelm the left with joy and faith and patriotism. Look what's, look what's happening. It's happening.

[Rob Carson]

And why are they so angry? Because if it were any other variable besides Trump, they would think they were being irrational. But for some reason, it is one giant blind spot. And they, they've sacrificed all their credibility. I mean, they can't, they can't come after us for being disgusting about having this UFC fight when you had a trans party at the White House with Joe. So it's kind of like, you know what? This is fun. This is great. It appeals to a lot of people. You guys look very sad right now.

Yeah. Here's a little bit of the counter protest.

[Co-host or Guest Commentator]

I mean, would you want to be at this.

[Guest or Commentator]

No one is getting left behind this time. Hell, no one is getting left behind. Not this time. No one is getting left behind this time. How do we get there together or never get there at all?

[Co-host or Guest Commentator]

Wow.

[Rob Carson]

It's just funny.

[Co-host or Guest Commentator]

I was, I put up a video the other day of this woman who likes to virtue signal on her door as I, as I walk by her apartment to my apartment, and now she's got this American flag and says, america's for everyone. And it's rainbow colored, the stripes and stars. And he's like. And I'm like, yeah, it always has been. So what are you, Are you just

[Rob Carson]

trying to feel superior?

[Greg Gutfeld]

Yeah, of course.

[Co-host or Guest Commentator]

That's what virtue signaling is all about.

[Rob Carson]

He was like, I saw one the

[Co-host or Guest Commentator]

other day, I was walking on down the street in Northern Virginia, and a business owner has, you know, open for business to everyone and had a rainbow flag. And I'm like, well, there are no other businesses on this corridor that don't allow gay people, so it's illegal. You see.

[Rob Carson]

So your virtue signaling is just kind

[Co-host or Guest Commentator]

of, I think, your way, obviously. I mean, if you just heard those

[Rob Carson]

people, they're not happy people.

[Co-host or Guest Commentator]

It's a way for people who have severe self esteem problems, have little accomplishment in their lives, little human connection and whatnot, to feel superior over people who are genuinely joyful. They hate joyful people. They want you to be miserable.

[Rob Carson]

Here is Carl Higbee, the great Carl Higby, American hero.

[Greg Gutfeld]

American hero, ladies and gentlemen. Special Forces badass who kicked down the

[Rob Carson]

doors and killed a lot of bad guys in Iraq. Here's what he had to say about the UFC fight.

[Carl Higbie]

If you want to hate America, just listen to the media. If you want to love it, drive through it or go to Trump's White House. On Trump's birthday.

[Rob Carson]

Yeah.

[Carl Higbie]

Which is also Flag Day. You.

[Greg Gutfeld]

Did you guys see this?

[Rob Carson]

An eagle, An American eagle flying.

[Greg Gutfeld]

This bald eagle.

[Carl Higbie]

This is like Metallica doing the Star Spangled Banner. Like, how do I put this into my veins? Our CEO, monster tricks. Ruddy Rob Schmidt was there. Greg Kelly was there. Rumors are he was screaming in the front row at the fight. I mean, he was like front and center, dude. This event was biblical. Look at this. This is the picture of the year. How do you out America this? And how do you not love this?

[Co-host or Guest Commentator]

It was a scene where you got the octagon cage and then you got the Thunderbirds and the blue angels flying under it.

[Rob Carson]

And then it is a perfect picture.

[Greg Gutfeld]

And then there's one of the Washington

[Rob Carson]

Monument where there's the lightning bolt and the half rainbow there.

[Greg Gutfeld]

I mean, that's God, people. I don't even care what you think. God parted the clouds. There was a storm headed D.C. saturday

[Rob Carson]

night, and it parted and went north and south of D.C. and this happened. And meanwhile, Julia Roberts is doing breathing

[Co-host or Guest Commentator]

exercises, doing a bunch of psychos at a liberal rally.

[Rob Carson]

I told you, overwhelm them with joy and faith and patriotism, and they're going to continue their descent into hell. And I'm 100% right.

[Greg Gutfeld]

Let's take a break and come back.

[Rob Carson]

This is the Rob Carson Show. One thing I would like to see updated is the word homeless to the word unhoused.

[Guest or Commentator]

How about new?

[Rob Carson]

Yeah, I think we kind of got

[Co-host or Guest Commentator]

over the, a lot of that verbal masturbation that the left did, you know, calling this that and that and all that and, and renaming things that, you know, like, I don't even know. But, but homeless. Yeah, you're homeless. You're. You don't have a. You don't have a home. It's not unhoused, dear Lord, honestly.

[Greg Gutfeld]

But a refrigerator box can be a home. Whatever.

[Rob Carson]

I don't even care.

[Co-host or Guest Commentator]

They tried to completely change the, the language and, and, and shift language. That's what Maoists do. That's what they do. It sparks confusion and it destroys the past and history and all of that stuff. So there you go. One other thing here about this, this UFC fight. There was this guy, I don't know,

[Rob Carson]

even though Josh Hokut.

[Co-host or Guest Commentator]

And, you know, he was trying to channel, I guess, random Randy Macho Man Savage in the. And he's like a big high school kid, I guess, and he said that

[Greg Gutfeld]

Michelle Obama is a man.

[Rob Carson]

And listen, I am not Candace Owens. I don't care.

[Co-host or Guest Commentator]

I don't care.

[Rob Carson]

To have the discussion about whether or whether or not Michelle Obama is a man. I'm gonna go ahead and just take her word for it.

[Co-host or Guest Commentator]

And I believe she isn't a man.

[Greg Gutfeld]

I know. Oh, my God. You can't say that. Yeah, I don't believe she's a man.

[Rob Carson]

I know that. I know it's kind of strange.

[Greg Gutfeld]

I've seen the pictures in the polyester pants where, you know, it looks like she was packing a cucumber, but I don't believe it.

[Rob Carson]

So there you go.

[Co-host or Guest Commentator]

That's what I'm gonna stick with.

[Greg Gutfeld]

But here is this fighter the other night saying this. And of course, Alex Pereira, I want

[Guest or Commentator]

a shama on your mama. And lastly, Michelle Obama is a man. Am I right, America?

[Greg Gutfeld]

Okay.

[Co-host or Guest Commentator]

Kind of reminded me of some idiot high school student at graduation saying something

[Rob Carson]

stupid like free Palestine. Maybe not as bad as Free Palestine,

[Greg Gutfeld]

but certainly kind of dumb.

[Rob Carson]

I don't know what the point was.

[Co-host or Guest Commentator]

He didn't make any points with anybody.

[Greg Gutfeld]

Here we go. Does anyone produce a photo of Michelle Obama pregnant? I'm not Candace Owens. I don't care. I assume that Emile Macron is married to a woman. Okay. I don't even care. Why do we care? Why do we care?

[Rob Carson]

That said, Dana White has distanced himself

[Co-host or Guest Commentator]

from comments made by a fighter during

[Rob Carson]

the White House fight card.

[Co-host or Guest Commentator]

Basically said nasty and false. And again, I think he doesn't represent anybody but himself. He doesn't represent the Republican Party, doesn't represent the MAGA movement. He doesn't respect any. He doesn't. He doesn't represent anybody.

[Rob Carson]

But I'm just.

[Co-host or Guest Commentator]

I don't think it's funny. So there you go.

[Rob Carson]

I know.

[Commercial Narrator]

Ha ha.

[Rob Carson]

Michelle Obama's a man. He's got a penis.

[Greg Gutfeld]

It just. It doesn't.

[Co-host or Guest Commentator]

Doesn't do anything for me.

[Rob Carson]

All it does is give the left

[Co-host or Guest Commentator]

a reason to be in wine and call us all sorts of things like we're homophobic or, you know, we hate black people or whatever.

[Commercial Narrator]

I got to Sonny.

[Co-host or Guest Commentator]

Where's Sunny Hoston? Sunny Hoston went off on this. Let me find it. I just had the dang thing right here. It kind of disappeared. It always does. But Sunny Hoston basically said that this was like slavery.

[Rob Carson]

Let me find it real quick here.

[Co-host or Guest Commentator]

Sunny Hoston basically saying, shreds hosten shame in America.

[Rob Carson]

Now, I don't have it in front

[Co-host or Guest Commentator]

of me right now.

[Greg Gutfeld]

But Sunny hosted. Basically said, oh, yeah, we got a

[Rob Carson]

history of calling black women male. And, you know, all of this.

[Greg Gutfeld]

That wasn't really what it was.

[Rob Carson]

All About. That's not even one little bit of what that was all about.

[Co-host or Guest Commentator]

It was just a bad joke by a goofball. There you go.

[Guest or Commentator]

There you go.

[Rob Carson]

Oh, here it is.

[Commercial Narrator]

Here it is.

[Co-host or Guest Commentator]

No, no, that's something else.

[Greg Gutfeld]

Yeah, here it is. Here's Sunny Hosted. I was looking up Sunny Hosted's name. Here's Sonny hosted, talking about how somehow

[Co-host or Guest Commentator]

saying that Michelle Obama is a dude is like slavery.

[Rob Carson]

What did you make of yesterday's event?

I just. I do want to address the derogatory slur made about the former First Lady Michelle Obama, because I think it's important to address. And we won't dignify what was said by repeating it, but you should look it up. And I think the reason that it's

[Greg Gutfeld]

important is because this allows the view

[Commercial Narrator]

to be morally superior.

[Rob Carson]

See, that's what that kind of stuff

does for a long time. And the roots are in slavery. Black women have been.

[Greg Gutfeld]

Is.

[Rob Carson]

The roots are in slavery.

Slurred and made to feel that they were unattractive, made to feel that they were masculine.

[Co-host or Guest Commentator]

Okay, well, what about Candace Owens, who's a black woman, saying that a meal. Macaroni and cheese. His wife is. Is a man. There's that.

[Rob Carson]

Honestly.

[Greg Gutfeld]

Nice try, though. Bob Acosta had a woman on. And, you know, you always have trouble when you.

[Co-host or Guest Commentator]

When you. You have three names, you know, as a liberal woman.

[Rob Carson]

Heather Cox Richardson. Heather Cox Richardson.

[Greg Gutfeld]

Uptight.

[Rob Carson]

So, so uptight you couldn't pull a needle out of her butt with a tractor.

[Greg Gutfeld]

And here she is saying that the UFC fight was like lynching.

[Guest or Commentator]

What you are watching Trump do right now is deliberately tear that apart. And he is doing so on the same cultural argument, of course, that people used to back the first Gilded Age. That is these culture wars that turn white Americans against marginalized people of color. That's the bottom line there. So, I mean, it's not really a stretch to say that the same impulse that created the UFC fight on the White House lawn is the impulse that really pushed lynching in the late 19th century.

[Rob Carson]

That's absolute crap. Honestly, that is so insulting, so bloody

[Co-host or Guest Commentator]

insulting, and such an evil Knievel leap

[Rob Carson]

of logic as to barely require any sort of response.

[Greg Gutfeld]

But Rob Schmidt's producer was there the other night. There was no talk of lynching.

[Guest or Commentator]

UFC Freedom 250 is here. It's also President Trump's 80th birthday. The Democrats.

[Greg Gutfeld]

Oh, I heard it was a lynching.

[Guest or Commentator]

Want this to happen, but everyone's having a blast.

[Rob Carson]

One of the happiest days of my life. This is spectacular.

[Greg Gutfeld]

Absolutely.

[Rob Carson]

The white supremacists are there for a lynching.

[Carl Higbie]

I never had so much fun and

[Guest or Commentator]

it's all thanks to President Trump.

[Rob Carson]

Absolutely.

[Guest or Commentator]

This is great night to be an American. Everybody's here is having a fantastic time.

[Rob Carson]

I think this is a historical event.

[Greg Gutfeld]

It's a once in a lifetime event.

[Carl Higbie]

For real.

[Greg Gutfeld]

Oh, that's a black guy. Holy hell.

[Guest or Commentator]

Excited to be here with the atmosphere and good energy.

[Greg Gutfeld]

I really wish they would do something like this. That's another black guy.

[Guest or Commentator]

Oh, my God.

This is a traditional hat from the Caucasus Mountain region. The Democrats, they didn't want this event to happen.

[Co-host or Guest Commentator]

When are they going to expend the emotional capital and the. And the racism capital?

[Rob Carson]

When is that bank account going to be empty? Because they've done everything for saying Republicans

[Co-host or Guest Commentator]

want to put blacks back in cotton fields to take the vote to. Now UFC is lynching. Honestly, your tank is empty.

[Rob Carson]

Your tank is empty.

[Greg Gutfeld]

Doug Burns joins us on the other side of the break.

[Co-host or Guest Commentator]

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[Greg Gutfeld]

Unbelievable, of course, that

[Co-host or Guest Commentator]

honestly, because of the behavior of New York Knicks fans.

[Rob Carson]

I mean, I'm glad for the Knicks, you know, to me now, I think, I think this. All right, we obviously had a technical difficulty there, a little, a minor glitch, ladies and gentlemen, which is. Is known to happen, actually. So without further ado, I'm going to

[Greg Gutfeld]

go ahead and introduce Doug Burns.

[Rob Carson]

Ladies and gentlemen, Doug Burns.

[Co-host or Guest Commentator]

Law is.

[Rob Carson]

And the last time we talked, we

[Greg Gutfeld]

talked about pounding a gavel.

[Rob Carson]

I'm not sure we can do better than that, Doug.

[Co-host or Guest Commentator]

But welcome to the show that will

[Doug Burns]

be hard to top. And your formulation of that's one way to pound the gavel was totally brilliant.

[Rob Carson]

It was legendary, wasn't it?

[Doug Burns]

No question.

[Greg Gutfeld]

It was a legendary.

[Co-host or Guest Commentator]

And that you asked me to send it to you to share with your

[Rob Carson]

associates meant a lot to me because

[Greg Gutfeld]

I don't think your associates have ever

[Rob Carson]

heard you speak in such a manner.

[Doug Burns]

No, but they all, they all really got a big charge out of it because it's such an outlier. I mean, to have a federal judge, you know, like you say, having sex with somebody in chambers, but to be that loud, that was just insane.

[Greg Gutfeld]

I know, I know.

[Rob Carson]

I've got a little sound bite I want to play.

[Co-host or Guest Commentator]

This is Jennifer Van Laar talking on the Benny Johnson show about Gavin Newsom scandal.

[Rob Carson]

That could be right at its infancy, by the way.

[Jennifer Van Laar]

They should be very, very worried because they have multiple ways that they've been, I think, committing fraud, tax fraud, unreported income, because there's no way that the lifestyle that they're living is funded by the income that they report. So either they're getting more income that they don't report or they're getting gifts that they're not reporting. Something really shady is going on.

[Rob Carson]

Yeah.

[Co-host or Guest Commentator]

Something is, is happening here.

[Rob Carson]

What it is ain't exactly clear. So Gavin Newsom to be under investigation,

[Co-host or Guest Commentator]

he is, of course doing like Jim Comey did and going to the social media to play victim.

[Rob Carson]

What are your, what are you hearing about this, Doug?

[Co-host or Guest Commentator]

And what do you, what do you think's happening?

[Doug Burns]

Well, what it is ain't clear. That's from the song Ohio, right, Rob?

[Greg Gutfeld]

Yes, of course it is.

[Doug Burns]

Yeah. Okay, so hold on. With that out of the way and all joking aside, we have a term, I'm serious. You know, in federal criminal law, federal law enforcement called unexplained wealth. Seriously. And investigators very, very often. And we'll see somebody buy a mansion for multi millions of dollars and then they're going to look at their income streams. They can look at tax returns, they can look at all kinds of things and see that it's unexplained. And that's what it is. Now, it's interesting because I make a lot of predictions, you know, in media as a legal analyst. And last night I was asked, you know, what did I think about this? And I had no hesitancy in coming right out and saying that, you know, he claims that Trump is targeting him. And I said that, I gave that almost no credibility. Then I learned this morning that the investigation technically started under Biden. Yeah, the guy, the guy is just shameless. It's amazing. I've said before, I say it again on the Rob Carson show, I don't see how this guy's viable between the two polls of L. A and New York and Chicago. I just don't see it. But again, on this investigation, hey, we'll see where it goes. But I think they do have some explaining to do about unexplained wealth.

[Greg Gutfeld]

Yeah.

[Co-host or Guest Commentator]

And I also had heard.

[Rob Carson]

And I don't have it right in

[Co-host or Guest Commentator]

front of me because I have hundreds of pages of material that I go through every day, that this investigation started in Sacramento, not in Washington, D.C. and you mentioned also during the Biden administration, so. So there's that.

[Guest or Commentator]

Yeah.

[Doug Burns]

Again, they drive narratives all day long. They constantly do this. You know, I saw Whoopi Goldberg, Professor Goldberg, pontificating on the View the other day about how you can't just keep coming to the taxpayers. Then she drew one of the dumbest analogies I've ever heard. So I'll share it with your vast audience. She goes, I don't have a ballroom in my house, so therefore you shouldn't have one in the White House. That's a serious analogy.

[Rob Carson]

Yeah, I know.

[Co-host or Guest Commentator]

I know. You know, I know.

[Doug Burns]

So anyway, the point is, she said that she made it sound 100% as though the thing were being funded by the taxpayers. Even if it were, if, you know, President Obama or Biden wanted to do it, they'd be singing the praises of how great it is. And it's just people, I think, honestly, I'm kind of thinking out loud, but people have to be getting tired of this.

[Rob Carson]

Well, and also, I'll mention that Jackie O. Wanted a new ballroom, but, you know,

[Co-host or Guest Commentator]

somebody shot her husband in the head.

[Greg Gutfeld]

So that kind of threw a wrench in things. Right? Didn't it?

[Rob Carson]

Oh, by the way, off the subject

[Co-host or Guest Commentator]

I've been taking in Washington, D.C. doug and I and I went down to the reflecting pool, and then I went up to the Lincoln Memorial on Saturday morning. Now, there was some algae in the reflecting pool. They have these aerators going right now, and they've already made the water clear again, and they're just vacuuming up the algae.

[Rob Carson]

So there you go. And have you ever had a swimming pool, Doug?

[Co-host or Guest Commentator]

You ever owned a house with a swimming pool?

[Doug Burns]

I've never owned a house with a pool, no.

[Co-host or Guest Commentator]

Yeah.

[Rob Carson]

It's best to have friends with a vacation home, a boat or a pool.

[Doug Burns]

Nice pool. So I go there.

[Co-host or Guest Commentator]

There you go.

[Greg Gutfeld]

So.

[Rob Carson]

So what happens if you can't put pool chemicals in something? You're going to get algae.

[Co-host or Guest Commentator]

That's what happens. And so they have to do it without.

[Rob Carson]

But Doug, if you got to make

[Co-host or Guest Commentator]

it down before the. The year is over, because it is just something else now.

[Greg Gutfeld]

Federal agents.

[Co-host or Guest Commentator]

Yes.

[Doug Burns]

Fish tank. Does that count?

[Co-host or Guest Commentator]

Does not count.

[Greg Gutfeld]

But this.

[Rob Carson]

There's a few things going on here.

[Co-host or Guest Commentator]

And it sounds like his wife is under the microscope.

[Rob Carson]

Ms. Siebel Newsom, who call California's first partner, is a documentary filmmaker whose work

[Co-host or Guest Commentator]

focuses on social impacts of sexism.

[Rob Carson]

She founded a nonprofit organization called Representation Project that advocates for gender equity. By the way, they've mandated that her films be shown in schools. So a little bit of favor did, you know, forced audience.

[Co-host or Guest Commentator]

Right?

[Rob Carson]

A forced audience.

[Co-host or Guest Commentator]

It's like in Citizen Kane. His girlfriend was a terrible opera singer,

[Rob Carson]

but he paid to have her sing

[Co-host or Guest Commentator]

on stage, and everybody would go see

[Rob Carson]

her and act like they like it. That's kind of what's going on here. But tax records show the Representation Project

[Co-host or Guest Commentator]

makes annual payments to the girls club, about 161,000. But she makes a whole lot of money.

[Rob Carson]

She makes a whole lot of money. And it appears there's a lot of

[Co-host or Guest Commentator]

abuse of these Nonprofits, certainly these NGOs around the country.

[Doug Burns]

But again, it's just a question of dollars and cents, in other words, the amounts. So again, investigators are very good. And they see their tax returns, they can subpoena bank records, stuff like that, and construct what their income and assets are and then go from there in terms of the purchases that they made. I'm not prejudging it you. As far as the singing audience. I'm reminded of a movie that I'm not super familiar with, but it was the one with Meryl Streep where she was that singer who was terrible, but her husband was able to promote her all over the place. And it was a true story.

[Rob Carson]

Yeah, that's Mrs. Newsom. Here is a California Post talking about this thing that they're able to do called behested payments.

[Co-host or Guest Commentator]

I thought this was interesting.

[California Post Reporter]

These are donations that politicians request from wealthy donors to be given to. To nonprofits or charities of the politician's choice. Previously, these were hidden in the shadows, and critics called it a form of legalized corruption. But in 2021, there were some ethics reforms that required politicians to report any behested payments of $5,000 or more. That's partly why we know who's requesting the money and where it's going. Gavin Newsom was known to have requested millions of dollars in donations. Donations to a nonprofit organization founded by his wife called the California Partners Project, which deals with gender equity issues.

[Co-host or Guest Commentator]

Yes.

[California Post Reporter]

And sometimes he asked for these donations from companies or interests that had business before the state government that raised issues of conflicts of interest.

[Co-host or Guest Commentator]

Wow, that's.

[Greg Gutfeld]

That's.

[Co-host or Guest Commentator]

That's real conflicting, isn't it?

[Doug Burns]

That could be. That could be potentially serious trouble, if, you know. And that's the most important, important word in the dictionary for legal analysts. If it can be established that, you know, he was getting big sums of money to an entity controlled by his wife and that the people making the donations had business with the state, that could be serious trouble. ROB all right.

[Rob Carson]

Let's take a break and come back

[Co-host or Guest Commentator]

more with Doug Burns on on X at Doug Burns Law.

[Rob Carson]

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This is ROB Carson show On the

[Rob Carson]

Newsmax hotline is Doug Burns, former federal prosecutor on Accept Day.

[Co-host or Guest Commentator]

DOUG burns, LAW There's a lot of, just a lot of stuff in the, in the air here. You know, obviously there's questions about the, the integrity of California elections still voting for, you know, voting weeks after the election. And oddly enough, it always comes in the perfect amount of votes for a Democrat to to win. And that appears to be the case with regard to the LA mayor's race.

[Rob Carson]

But right now, if I'm not mistaken,

[Co-host or Guest Commentator]

isn't the concept of no voting after and just making election Day Election Day, isn't that being considered by the supreme court?

[Doug Burns]

Yes, absolutely, 100%. California set up a system that was just absolutely looking for trouble. But as you noted, they set it up because it helps Democrats, if I understand it correctly, to every single person when I was a kid, it was like, oh, so and so is voting absentee, they're going to be on a trip or so and so's uncle, he's in the military. But now every single person gets one because absentee ballots statistically favored Democrats. Next. If it's postmarked by election Day, they can count it up to a week later. Next. There's some 30 day rule where counting can go on for 30 days. But back to your observation, hopefully the Supreme Court will start cutting that back. There are legitimately complicated legal questions about who's really in charge of different elections and so forth. In the Constitution itself, I believe it says that, you know, federal election elections are, you know, done time, manner and place by state legislatures. This is a state election. But again, this California scenario that they put in is intolerable and it must be changed.

[Co-host or Guest Commentator]

Now, Donald Trump is doing some things about this, an executive order with regard to mail in ballots because the United States Postal Service, United States Postal Service is in charge of delivering those ballots. So that should greatly increase hopefully the integrity of those who are. Yeah, okay, Right. I didn't mean that to be funny.

[Doug Burns]

That's a classic.

[Greg Gutfeld]

That's a classic.

[Doug Burns]

Rob Carson. Oh, now that the US Post Office is involved, Rob, I feel much better.

[Rob Carson]

Yeah, I know, I know.

[Co-host or Guest Commentator]

Well, they all give their money to the Postal Service. Union, of course, gives all their money to Democrats. So there is, there is that.

[Rob Carson]

An activist federal judge on Friday ordered

[Co-host or Guest Commentator]

President Donald Trump's administration to restore exhibits at national parks featuring leftist ideology. This person is very, very left of center. Joe Biden's administration essentially decided to put a Maoist take on a lot of our monuments and whatnot, featuring leftist ideology that America is racist and awful and terrible and all of that nonsense. Do you suppose this could go to the Supreme Court?

[Doug Burns]

Yes, but this is beyond rich. Are you kidding me? To maintain with a straight face that you didn't engage in a tsunami campaign of taking down stat naming stuff, you know, all in the interest of, you know, free speech. Now in this lawsuit, it's amazing in the documents they claim with a straight face, you certainly don't want to erase history. Again, the hypocrisy is just unbelievable. It's insane. It's not going to stand. Obviously, at the end of the day, I mean, we've seen over and over and over, so it's worth just analyzing it for a second over and over and over that these districts, judges are making decisions. And the good news, I'm being very optimistic legitimately, is that the courts of appeals around the United States have time and time again reversed them. And then the Supreme Court, you know, again, you know, makes conscientious Rulings that make sense. But I mean, you cannot maintain with a straight face that, oh, you know, he can't, you know, block this stuff. When you did the campaign that I described, it's just on 100%.

[Co-host or Guest Commentator]

100%.

[Rob Carson]

It's, it's, you replace history with your own history.

[Co-host or Guest Commentator]

Then when you say take down that they claim it's a restriction of free speech.

[Greg Gutfeld]

It's ridiculous.

[Doug Burns]

The thing is, quick interruption. Their platform is very, very simple. Free speech is wonderful. Yes, until I Disagree with it 100%.

[Rob Carson]

100%. Finally, Supreme Court rejects Carter Page's last ditch effort to hold James Comey and his FBI cronies accountable for Russia hoax. Carter pages him to revive his lawsuit against FBI Director James Comey and seven other FBI officials over their roles in the abusive FISA surveillance surveillance.

[Co-host or Guest Commentator]

Without comment or explanation, the Supreme Court basically threw it in the garbage.

[Rob Carson]

What do you know?

[Doug Burns]

And this is not really that political because it highlights the distinction between procedural rulings and rulings on the merits. I want your audience to understand your listeners. This was not a ruling that said the case didn't have merit. What happened was the District court in Washington D.C. there we go again. To quote President Reagan. But the point is they dismissed it on statute of limitations grounds. I'll be fair in saying that the Circuit Court of Appeals affirmed that. But again, the D.C. circuit is quite liberal and really very anti Trump. And then the Supreme Court said they're not going to take it up, which is not tantamount to giving any kind of opinion whether it's good, bad or indifferent. So it's an unfortunate situation for Carter Page because in my opinion, obviously he had meritorious claims names.

[Co-host or Guest Commentator]

Rob, one other thing. An insane socialist Marxist running for mayor in Washington D.C. donald Trump says if she wins, he will take away home rule and federalize the District of Columbia. What sort of roadblocks does he face there? Because she will destroy the city if she can.

[Doug Burns]

Well, here's a really out there prediction by me, Rob. There'll be lawsuits.

[Co-host or Guest Commentator]

Okay, okay. Yeah, I know. Big surprise.

[Doug Burns]

Lawsuits left and right. That's a complicated issue. Obviously, you know, Columbia is a federal line. It's not a state. Everybody knows that. But the point is it gets very, very complicated. Like in the U.S. attorney's office real quick, you have the federal side and the local side. There's no local DA because it's not a state. So if you know Trump right there, he always does this and it's fine. He pokes them in the eye, he says stuff like this, they melt down on msnow, over and over, Andrew Weissman starts lecturing. He can't do that. Thank you, Andrew. That was helpful. And then we go from there. But the point is he will not do that. Is my credit crystal ball prediction.

[Co-host or Guest Commentator]

All right, very good, Doug.

[Rob Carson]

I appreciate you, man. Have a glorious rest of your week. Thank you.

[Doug Burns]

Thank you, sir. Appreciate it.

[Greg Gutfeld]

All right, let's take a break and come back.

[Rob Carson]

This is the Rob Carson show.

[Guest or Commentator]

Federal agents have knocked on the doors of family, friends and former employees not because they found a crime, because they're simply trying to find one.

[Greg Gutfeld]

He's scared.

[Guest or Commentator]

They're demanding records. They're abusing the grand jury process. Digging through years and years, years of random documents.

[Rob Carson]

Yeah.

[Greg Gutfeld]

How are you able to afford an

[Rob Carson]

8 million dollar there mansion on your wife and your salaries?

[Guest or Commentator]

Bill.

[Rob Carson]

Governor Gavin Newsom now under federal investigation.

He just put out a video statement

and condemned president Donald Trump.

Newsome and wife are under strife. Did they pay all their taxes?

[Doug Burns]

Jim?

[Greg Gutfeld]

Got it.

[Rob Carson]

The DOJ will have a say if they evaded taxes. They hatched a scheme. We're quite a team. Non profit looks real shady.

[Co-host or Guest Commentator]

Yeah.

[Rob Carson]

Trump they blame. They have no shame. Gavin and his lady.

[Greg Gutfeld]

I want to go to jail.

[Rob Carson]

The real source, not Trump, of course. Horse came from a whistleblower. The DOJ will make them pay. The boom they're gonna lower.

[Co-host or Guest Commentator]

Wouldn't that be nice?

[Rob Carson]

Wouldn't it be nice to see Gavin

[Co-host or Guest Commentator]

Newsom go to jail? It really would be nice to see Gavin Newsom go to jail. There's just a lot of things going out there. We, we have an oligarchy. I mean, we have people who are in government and become incredibly, incredibly rich. Incredibly, incredibly rich while the rest of us kind of suffer. I had some more details on the case here. Hold on a second.

[Rob Carson]

Independent Researchers found that $5 million was funneled by Gavin Newsom to his wife's

[Co-host or Guest Commentator]

office that created his her nonprofit.

[Rob Carson]

The representation project, funded in large by Gavin Newsom's political donors.

[Co-host or Guest Commentator]

Jennifer Newsom has taken 1.8 million in salary, sent 2.1 million more to her production company, Girls Club Entertainment. Yeah, so there's a lot of abuse of nonprofits, a lot of stuff going on. I mean, there's a radio company that decided it's going to be a nonprofit

[Rob Carson]

and they make money hand over.

[Co-host or Guest Commentator]

While broadcast companies around the country go completely bankrupt.

[Rob Carson]

The now famous Napa Valley restaurant, the French Laundry, where Gavin Newsom went and

[Co-host or Guest Commentator]

enjoyed twelve hundred dollars bottles of wine while he shut down all the other restaurants in the state is under fire. The three star Michelin restaurant is now

[Rob Carson]

facing three labor lawsuits in Napa County Superior Court.

[Co-host or Guest Commentator]

Workers say they're not paid correctly, were

[Rob Carson]

denied required meal and rest breaks, received

[Co-host or Guest Commentator]

inaccurate wage statements and had to work off the clock. Isn't this typical of liberals? You know, isn't it just kind of typical of them?

[Rob Carson]

They live high on the hog while

[Co-host or Guest Commentator]

the rest of us eat the crumbs.

[Greg Gutfeld]

That's why I call them, let this,

[Rob Carson]

let them eat cake liberals.

[Greg Gutfeld]

And Gavin Newsome dined at the French

[Rob Carson]

Laundry with his snobby friends while he shut down restaurants across the state.

[Greg Gutfeld]

Hour number three of the Rob Carson show is on the way. Tony Shaver will join us to talk

[Rob Carson]

about the Iran peace deal. Don't go anywhere.