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This is the Rob Carson Show. And by the grace of God, it is finally Friday. Welcome to the show. Please come inside. I'm having a allergy attack. If you're watching me streaming my nose a little red today, I'm really getting kind of tired of this allergy crap. Really honestly just tired of it. I've had a couple of allergy attacks as I moved back here and I don't know what the deal is. I've been never been tested for allergies. I know I'm allergic to cats. There aren't any cats around. So it's got to be something to do with the, with the fall of the, the. The whatever. The leaves haven't turned yet. Is this late? Just kind of late? It's already the what, the 10th of October. I'm not seeing a lot of leaves changing yet around here. Maybe it's because I'm not. Haven't been out on the countryside. I'm hoping to go this weekend to rural Pennsylvania, maybe to Lancaster County. Lancaster county is absolutely beautiful. My God, it is lovely. I wish that Pennsylvania didn't have, you know, so many idiots in government running the place. Otherwise it would be heaven on earth. But unfortunately there are a lot of idiots in government working there. Doug Mastriano is not one of those idiots. He's going to be hopefully running for governor again in the state of Pennsylvania. Maybe Pennsylvania finally be able to pull its head out of his rear end as far as governments is concerned. Because there's a lot of idiots in government there. I don't know if you knew that. Yeah, I thought I'd throw that out there. So last night I went to with the Kennedy center last night for the first time. So I got back here and you know, I feel like I'm bringing you guys here and I just want you to know that I represented quite well last night because you, you know, I just, I don't have time to have a filter. I'm not like caddy or I'm not totally unsophisticated. But you know, when I'm gonna go out, I don't drink. I, you know, I just wanna, I wanna kind of have some fun, right? So I go to the Kennedy center and I'm there for this really cool awards. It's from Nest Point foundation, their American Exceptionalism gala with. There were all sorts of people there. I Got to meet Harris Faulkner last night. You know, whenever I meet people who work for Fox and I say, I'm from Newsmax, I always get this look like, oh, well. But she was actually pretty cool. And I helped her off the stage. Actually, she was wearing heels and met her last night. Megyn Kelly was there last night. She did a. The. The. The award of the big. The. The big award of the night to Pete Hegseth. It's kind of interesting because Megyn Kelly gave Pete Hegseth his break on television. And so, wow, look at. I mean, look at where they are now, right? She's got this wildly successful independent podcast. She's also got a new. A new channel on XM satellite radio, the Megyn Kelly Channel, which is kind of cool. She's making money hand over fist like she's never done that before. And then, of course, Pete Hegseth is the Secretary of war. What is it good for? Absolutely nothing. Say it again. And he was great last night. Megan was in a terrific oratory last night. I got to hang out. I got to meet Batya Unger Sargon. I got to meet Batya Unger Sargan. And I'm going to tell you something. We had a great time. We got a big hug and everything. And she did a presentation last night. She's gorgeous, by the way. She is. Yes. I could say it. It's fine. She's gorgeous. And she had her hair up and this kind of bun thing going on. Kind of that Amy Winehouse look going there. And who else? Oh, and I got to hang out all night with Andy Ngo. You know Andy Ngo? Andy Ngo is that guy, the journalist who's had the snot beat out of him by Antifa so many times. Like, how many? You know, like Evel Knievel. He's like the Evel Knievel of journalism. He's had all these bones in his body broken and everything. I ended up just chilling with Andy. Andy. We ended up, you know, we started to head into the gala, and I'm like. He's like, hey, let's find a seat. I said, okay, let's. Let's find a seat, Andy. And so we went up and we. We went up to the. The top row because there were some seats available. And went up there and sat next to Andy. No. All evening. It was wonderful to talk to him, but I think he was a little taken aback because I'm a big admirer of his just because he's a journalist. And I'm going to tell you, he's Also a. He's got. I think he's got a little ptsd, to be quite honest. I mean, he's perfectly fine. But he lives in England now and he's afraid to come to the United States because the left and Antifa beat the snot out of. They tried to murder him a couple times. Nobody's in jail for trying to murder him a couple of times. And he went to the hospital, nearly died with a brain bleed. But nobody from Antifa is spending years in jail for trying to murder him. But I had a wonderful time hanging out with Andy Ngo. I put all these pictures up on my social media, mostly on the Twitter and Facebook at Rob Carson show, if you want to see some of those pictures. But I had some fun. I go. I go up and I'm, you know, we go to the top row up here and I figure, you know, we're the top row, so these are the cheap seats. There's going to be some people up there, you know, Walmart shoppers, I have no idea, right? So I walk up there and see this row of people, and they look very fine people, you know. And I said to them, just for bleeps and giggles, I said. I said, is this the Metallica concert? And they kind of looked up and smiled, you know, like, okay, all right. Sure. Didn't really say a whole lot. Turns out they're a big contingent from the Italian embassy. So I had all these Italians sitting around me, front row in front of me, and then beside me, these great Italian people, right? And I ended up going to Google Translate with them and talking. I've been invited to go to Cafe Milano with them. I'm gonna go hang out at Cafe Milano with him. And I even exchanged a recipe with one of the guys. Cause, you know, I like to cook and everything. We had just had a hell of a time. And I'm very vocal person, by the way. And, you know, they were talking about patriotism and obviously the big news about Donald Trump securing the peace deal and releasing the hostages. And on stage, you know, Megyn Kelly brought it up and Pete Hegseth brought it up and others pack brought it up, you know. And I'm back here going, yeah, amen. You know, and all this. And then at the end, I said to the Italian people who were in front of me, I said, I hope you apologize for me being vociferous. And they said, oh, no, no. We want you to come to our events. We want you to be in the audience. So when Metallica comes to town, I might Just call the embassy, see if they want to go see Metallica with me. But, but I really had a good time. I had a really good time last night. And, and, and I just, I'll tell you right now, guys, you know, I'm here to represent you, all right? I know I'm not, I'm like, I'm like Mr. Smith's, you know, inbred uncle going to Washington DC. And I've lived here before. I lived here before, but I was never, you know, I was a music jock and I wasn't a TV host in all of this. And I mean, I was chilling with the official photographer of the event. They're sure they're going to be looking at the event going, who is this guy? Who is this guy? Having so much fun with all the guests and a really good time and we're going to do more with the TV show. I envision doing something kind of late night here in D.C. because late nights never been done in D.C. generally. You got to go to New York, you got to go to la, and I got a studio right here in Old Town Alexandria. And we're gonna have some fun with this. We're gonna have some fun with this. It is, it is really remarkable. But I want you to know that I'm just, I'm here for you to bring it to this city and give it to them a little bit. Give the people in power a little what, fur. And I just, I had a very nice time last night and, you know, I was well received because I walk up to people, there's a guy here, well done. Find what his name is. I just got a text from him and he just wrote me and I kind of walked up to him and he's, he's like, his name is Hamid or something like that. And he had this textured tuxedo on. So it had this patterned really cool ass, kind of almost like a matador jacket looking tuxedo. And I'm like, oh, if I could pull that off. And I walked in, I said, man, that is a phenomenal tuxedo. And we just ended up hitting off and I exchanged business cards with him and I got a text from him this morning. It's like, hey, Rob, how you doing, man? You know, let's get together, whatever. And it's just, it was fun. It's not going to be your traditional relationship with Washington dc. You're not going to have me. You know, we're sitting here at the whatever with the whatever and we're talking about whatever. It's going to be. We're chilling with whoever and. And, you know, and you guys, like I said, you're here as well. It's been a long time coming. I lived in Kansas City for a dozen years. That are 10 years. Those 10 years, we went through hell together. Because when I first moved there, Donald Trump was running for president. And then when I left there, he had been elected president. I've never been in D.C. when Donald Trump was the president. So we're just gonna have some fun. We're gonna have some fun. I love it. I gotta tell you, despite the allergies, I just. I can't imagine if you would have told me a year ago that I would be here. I would have said, are you kidding me? I was, I was, you know, I basically, I was. Here's what I was doing in Kansas City, getting up, going into my studio, doing a show, going to the gym, going to five different grocery stores to make sure the wife and kids had the stuff they wanted, and then ultimately getting divorced. So there you go. So it's a remarkable time. And I know that I'm here for a reason. I know you're here for a reason. And like I said, I'm representing. Who do you know would walk up to the Italian delegation in a meeting at a big. To do with tuxedos and everything and say, is this the Metallica concert? It was just fun. It was just fun. Sorry. I'm in a good mood. Despite the sneeziness and the red nose, I'm in a. I'm in a very good, very good mood. Donald Trump, of course, didn't get the Nobel Peace Prize. Here's the. These people. I tell you what, maybe I need to go to one of these. These. That. That's where I'll go next is the. To know the. Wherever the Nobel Peace Prize is, go in there and ask them if there's a mentality concert, because those people could need an enema. I swear to God, these people could. They are so. They are so anal retentive, you couldn't pull a needle out of their butts with a tractor. Here is the Nobel Peace Prize committee chairman announcing and given a reason why Donald Trump is getting it.
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US President Donald Trump has repeatedly said he deserves Nobel Peace Prize and he'd.
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Like to have it. He even said that it would be.
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An insult to the United States if he doesn't get it.
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What. What does your, as the chairman of the Nobel Peace Prize committee think of this?
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And how has this campaign like and.
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Where is the Metallica concert activity by.
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The president and his supporters domestically and internationally affected the deliberations and the thinking in the committee.
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In the long history of the Nobel.
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Peace Prize, I think this.
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Remember they gave a Barack Obama the Nobel Peace Prize when he'd only been office in a few months and he hadn't done anything. Anything.
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Have seen any type of campaign media attention.
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We receive thousands and thousands of letters every year of people wanting to say, yeah, but you only have one person in the entire world who's negotiated seven peace deals. What for them leads to peace.
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This committee sits in a room filled.
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With the portraits of all laureates. Yeah, probably pictures of Marx and linen. And that room is filled with both courage and integrity. Sure, sure. So we base only our decision on the work. No, you're so full of crap, actually. You're so full of crap. Because nothing against the. The opposition leader in Venezuela. She's a great lady, right? She. But she should have been second on the list. They tried to kind of critique proof their decision by actually finding somebody who deserved it for a change, but nothing like Donald Trump. And I've got more on this coming up in. In a moment. Here's the number. It's 800-922-6680. This, my friends, is a Friday edition of the Rob Carson Show.
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The hostages will be coming back Monday or Tuesday. I'm probably be. I'll probably be there. I hope to be there. And we're planning on leaving sometime Sunday and I look forward to it. And everybody I see is celebrating in Israel, but they're celebrating in many other countries, too. A lot of the Muslim and Arab countries, they're celebrating. Everybody is celebrating. Everybody loves the deal. So it's a great honor to have been working on it. And as you know, it's all finalized and done. We've had a lot of terrifically talented people. We've had tremendous support from uae, Saudi Arabia, Qatar has been unbelievable. Unbelievable. Egypt, as you know, and Jordan.
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Yeah, it was a master class in, in how it's done. It was amazing. Of course, he didn't get the Nobel Prize. And here's the reason why they, they chose Venezuelan opposition leader Maria Corino Machado, which no one. Machado, which no one is covering at all. But what basically what happened was they stole the election just like they wanted to do here and like they succeeded in it within 2020. And they also did in. In Brazil with Bolsonaro. They did the same thing to her. And what the Nobel Prize Committee wanted to do is not piss off the world, particularly People who, I don't know, know the truth and, you know, recognize that Marxism and fascism steals elections. And so they didn't. They wanted to soften the blow when they blew off Donald Trump because they were not going to name Donald Trump. They were not going to give them the Nobel Peace Prize because the Nobel Prize Committee are a bunch of country club elites and we are the rabble. We are the riff raff. That's what it is. That's why he wasn't given the Nobel Prize. Despite the fact that he has brought peace to now 7, 7 conflicts around the world. He has brought peace more than anyone in history, more than any human being in history. And the Nobel Prize Committee says it wasn't a snub, just bad timing. The five member Norwegian Nobel Committee made its decision on Monday, two days before the Peace prize was struck. Despite the fact. I don't. I don't know if you knew this. Donald Trump negotiated settlements between Democrat Republic of Congo, Rwanda, Cambodia and Thailand, India, Pakistan, Serbia, Kosovo, Egypt and Ethiopia, Azerbaijan and Armenia. But the Nobel Prize Committee is saying the reason why we did not do this is because the agreement between the Hamas and Israel did not happen until today. You know, whatever. How they ever. They talk to snotty country club B words. So, you know, whatever. You know, honestly, maybe we need to come up with our own peace prize. We'll call it the Metallica Peace Prize or so I don't know what it is, but maybe we need the. We need a Walmart version of the Peace Prize that actually acknowledges real peace when people do real things, rather than country club elites who go to dabosh and, you know, fly around in private jets. Honestly, who needs to be a member of that club, right? I've never been a member of that club. I've never been a member of a country club. I never would. Never thought of even living on a golf cart, so. You out of your mind? Why would I want somebody bashing golf balls into my house and pissing in my bushes? Why would I want that? Really? I want to live on a golf course. Are you kidding me? Lee At Bel Air. Hello, Lee. Welcome to the Rob Carson Show. What's up?
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How you doing, Rob?
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I'm good. What's up? Hey, I got a.
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Got a new slogan you might appreciate.
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What's that?
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Piss off the Palestinians and Hamas.
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Good. What?
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It starts. Well, it starts.
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You're gonna be going to be careful with the language here, Lee. Are you gonna be careful with the language here?
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You don't have to press the button.
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Okay. All right.
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My version is. From the river to the sea. Forever Israel shall be.
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Oh, okay. That was, that was nice. I, I, I was worried about you there for a second, Lee, but that was delightful, actually. Thanks for the phone call, man. I do app you. Here's something we did a few months back. Jim Gossett threw this together featuring. You are the greatest friend Israel has ever had in the White House.
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You got a friend in me?
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You got a friend in BB Jim. Gossip.
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My greatest ally, Israel's end. We'll work together, good times and bad.
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That's why our enemies are so darn sad. Cause you got a friend in me.
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You got a friend in me. Bibi, that was great. You want to do another verse?
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By all means, Mr. President, go ahead.
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You got a friend in me. I got a friend in bb.
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We.
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Work together, that's what we do.
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There isn't anything I wouldn't do for, for you. Partners for life, you know that it's true. Cause you got a friend in me.
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You've got a friend in me. That was fantastic, BB what song should we do next?
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You're my best friend. Thank you for being a friend.
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Why can't we be friends? The the theme from Friends. I got friends in Low Places.
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I'm talking about Barack Obama, who got the Nobel Prize for doing D word for Richard. Wait, let's. Nothing.
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Obama got a prize. He didn't even know what he got. He got elected, and they gave it to Obama for doing absolutely nothing but destroying our country. He was not a good president. The worst president was sleepy Joe Biden. But Obama was not a good president. Are you going to do something with the price? How many months after he won the election, then they gave the Peace Prize.
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Right after he was elected.
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My election was a much more important election.
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It was, thank you very much, and it's ushered in an amazing time in history. Even old Martha Raddatz, the grizzled Martha Raddatz from abc, said that Donald Trump did a great job. This is the old grizzled Martha Raddatz. For God's sake, listen here.
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Tell us about the role President Trump played in bringing all of this about. Well, Robin, there's no question that if this house is planned, if we see those remaining hostages freed and Israel begin its withdrawal, it is a remarkable achievement. And President Trump certainly deserves credit for his role. He has done this through diplomacy, pressure, and the sheer force of his personality and persistence. He dispatched diplomats again and again, made threats just in the last few days to mosque, saying again if they did.
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Not really weird because I think everybody was calling Donald Trump Hitler and a Nazi in a fascist a few days ago. You know, did you remember that? Did you remember that? Maybe, maybe they can't lie over this truth. Maybe they're, you know, realizing that the media is dead because they spent so much time lying to you about everything. Tony Ken at Daily Signal, always a lively conversation on a Friday. Coming up next, don't go anywhere. As the weather cools, I'm swapping in the pieces that actually get the job done. Warm, durable, built to last. And Quinsay delivers every time with wardrobe staples that'll carry you through the season. I call fall the great equalizer. You can put layers on. I actually like the way I look in clothes now. And Quinsay has the kind of fall stables you actually want to wear on repeat, like 100% Mongolian cashmere from just $60. Classic fit. Denim always good. And real leather and wool outerwear that looks sharp and holds up. I've got my eye on their suede trucker jacket. It's perfect for layering and looks really casual. But put together by partnering directly with ethical factories and top artisans, Quinn say cuts out the middleman to deliver premium quality at half the cost of similar brands. Layer up this fall with pieces that feel as good as they look. Go to quinsay.com newsmax for free shipping on your order and 365 day returns. Now available in Canada, too. That's Q U I n c e.com Newsmax Free shipping and 365 day returns. Quinc.com Newsmax it's the rob Carson show on a Friday. And as we always do on a Friday, bottom of the hour, first hour. We have reserved a spot for this guy, Tony Kennett. Daily Signal also does a show at WIBC in Indianapolis. And Tony, I know you've been waiting for me to break the news to you, haven't paid any attention to anything because you wanted me to tell you today whether or not Donald Trump got the Nobel Prize and he didn't. I know, I know you're shocked, Tony, but, but he didn't get it this year.
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So actually, kind of ironically, you are actually the one who broke the news to me on that. I've been out of commission for like three days. I found about an hour ago that Letitia James had been indicted. So I went through Christmas. So it figures that you would, you know, give me a nice springtime bit of the plague with no Nobel Prize. Even the Washing thinks that Trump should get the Nobel Prize. I mean, come on now.
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You know, Tony, here's the deal. The Nobel Prize are. Bunch of country club elite, Davos going private jet, you know, going vegan morons. Who wants to be a part of that club anyway? They gave. They gave, you know, Barack Obama one for doing nothing. Why the hell you even want it? We got to come up with our own Nobel Prize, our own Peace Prize. Tony, what do you think about that? I like it.
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I like it. It's kind of like how the Dow Prize has replaced the Pulitzer. If you get a Pulitzer now, that's just like saying that you're illiterate and somehow made it into journalism.
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That's true. That's exactly true. Well, you know, obviously, the Nobel Prize has nothing to do with peace anymore. You know, it's a piece of something, but it's. It's the Nobel piece of crap prizes.
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We all knew this was going to go this way as soon as they gave the Nobel Prize in chemistry to some guy from Palestine, and they're like, he invented a new molecule. And I looked it up, and he's like the 15th guy to invent this ex. Same molecule.
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And I thought, and it has nothing to do with making up bombs and blowing up the Jews. It's really weird. Really weird.
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And claiming it's your own. That's kind of a Palestinian kind of heritage thing, don't you think?
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Yes, it is. So, you know, it's kind of funny. The Nobel Prize was saying that it wasn't a snub. It was just bad timing because the peace deal in Gaza didn't happen until after they had already decided. You see, even though he has ended longstanding conflicts between Congo, Rwanda, Cambodia, Thailand, India, Serbia, Kosovo, Egypt and Ethiopia, Azerbaijan and Armenia, the thing that really would put him over the top is if he would have gotten this eighth piece deal by the time they made the announcement.
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Just a hot take here. Don't you think that there might possibly be a year in which they slap out two of those things? I mean, there's no, like, ancient ghost of Caesar here. That's like, wait, you can't give out two prizes. People realize that the war between India and Pakistan could have cost over a billion lives. And that is the conservative estimate. Two nuclear powers that were readying their rocket silos when Trump intervened. That's not worth something. Come on, please give the man a coupon to Denny's. Come on.
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You think we could do something like that? There's a couple other things going here. Turning Point USA is going to do their All American halftime show to counter Bad Bunny. And this may. Actually, this may be a good idea. I'm not going to watch Bad Bunny during the halftime. Screw that. I'm done with it. I'm just hoping the TBUSA can get a good. A good lineup. They have mentioned the Lee Greenwood and. I can't hear that song again. I can't hear, you know, that. That song again by Lee Grenwood. No. So he can't do the halftime. No. I mean, nothing against him. I'm just. I can't hear that song anymore.
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You know, I really just want to see him, you know, pull up. I want to see him pull up some, like, real classic Americana rock.
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Okay.
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Like, I know rocks. Not really allowed to exist anymore. I guess it went through a weird indie phase and then cut off its genitals. But can we have some good rock again? I mean, dude, I said Metallica thing in history.
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Metallica. What about Creed? I know Scott Stab, he's got the, you know, the underbite and everything, but Creed's got a great bunch of. Foo Fighters. Would be amazing. Foo Fighters, but I think Metallica.
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Would you take me higher during the Super Bowl? Can you imagine to run out and get a tattoo?
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Like.
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I think that would be what had.
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To happen, I swear. Well, I am. I'm. I don't know. I'm not sure. TP usa. God bless tbusa. I just don't know what kind of lineup they're going to be able to muster. You know, who knows? We may get surprised. You know, I don't know. But we need an alternative because I'm.
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Not watching Bad Money, Lady Gaga or Sabrina Carpenter or some weird freaking drag. I'd say it's a win.
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Yes. So the, The. The shutdown still going on. 65% of the American people think it's on the. On the Democrats. What are your thoughts on the. On the shutdown? I talked to Byron Donald yesterday. He said he believed it was going to end in the next two weeks. I believe possibly sooner, but there's no telling because, honestly, it was easier for Donald Trump to negotiate a peace deal with Hamas than get a frigging continuing resolution with these idiots.
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Yeah, I mean, and I think that more so that there is this very interesting phenomenon regarding the shutdown in the beautiful stank of the Beltway. Every day, the shutdown continues. People care about it more everywhere else in the United States. People care about it less.
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So, like, I have forgotten more about the shutdown despite being in political broadcast media, because I don't live in D.C. but they have naked people running around with the end is near signs all over them in Washington D.C. and that's just Chuck Schumer.
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You know, that's true. And I've lived in flyover country for the last 10 years. And really, obviously we want our soldiers and everybody to get their paychecks, but the whole country isn't butt hurt, because I hate to tell you this, about five years ago, they shut down everything, including our schools, churches, and small businesses. And people lost their businesses and people lost their homes, and nobody gave a rat's behind about him, Tony. So honestly. Wah, wah.
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Well, and I say also this, that when you look at the situation regarding Michael Lawler coming up to Hakeem Jeffries and saying, fine, tell you what, I'm going to come here and offer you a one year extension on Obamacare subsidies. You can sign it right now. Only rule is it can't go to illegals. Hakeem wouldn't even pick up the piece of paper. So you can't claim to desire bipartisan whatever when the only bipartisan thing going on is Democrat senators voting on behalf of the Republican bill. Except for all of the Schumer people in the Senate. And then, of course, over in the House. Hakeem won't even look at anything else. They have no message.
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Yeah, well, it's hard to look at things with those dead eyes. Have you noticed that Hakeem Jeffries has dead eyes?
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Shatner's voice in a corpse. It's creepy.
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You know, yesterday I made the analogy of Chuck Schumer as a gargoyle with osteoporosis. Ooh, I know, right? He does. He looks like a gargoyle if you.
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Put asbestos in a microphone. That's Hakeem Jeffries.
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Yes, well, the thing about, about Schumer being a gargoyle instead of, you know, scaring away demons, he wants to attract them. And they're Democrats. It's a completely different thing. Did you hear yesterday I saw Joe Kiernan on CNBC and he did this. This is a 1 minute 28 second question for Hakeem Jeffries. I'm not gonna play the whole thing, but. But this is what. This is not a question. This has given Akeem Jefferies a colonoscopy.
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We're going to not pay our military. We're going to, you know, not allow the government to reopen until I'm an open. And then going into the normal appropriations process, I mean, the. There wasn't a lot publicans had tried to do that to the Inflation Reduction act or the government people put them in, put Democrats in power. You'd be going crazy. You'd be going crazy about using it. And you're talking about the House. You've already passed this. The Senate is who we're talking about. And they have a bill.
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Literally a minute, 30 seconds of dressing down Hakeem Jeffries. It was fantastic.
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I think the real reason that you're seeing this is that a lot of the media have already realized what Congressional Democrats do not. There is no leadership in the Democratic Party whatsoever. Right now you have either AOC or JB Pritzker, who I call Hefferson Davis. Or you've got Gavin Newsom. I mean, I don't even know what they have. And midterms are coming. They are here again. We are within the 14 month window, almost 13 months now. Do or die. And the Democrat Party is so on its deathbed, even the media is like, okay, you gotta own up to this. At some point. They refuse.
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Oh yeah, it's a death spiral into hell. Listen, we're taking Hefferson Davis. Bravo. That is fantastic. Let's take a break and come back more with Tony Kennon on the Rob Carson show.
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Hear that, Mr. Speaker? That's your constituents. Good Americans in your own state will suffer the most. The ACA premiums expire. People will go bankrupt. People will get sick. People will die.
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Die. Yes. Okay.
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All because the speaker chose to keep the House on vacation.
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I can't understand why you wouldn't want to vote Democrat. They're so positive. They're just so optimistic and positive. Honestly, I got to tell you and Tony connect. Tony Kennett, you, you had mentioned that the, the Democrat Party don't have leadership. And the ones that they are, you know, are the most vocal, are just insufferable. Are just. Are positively insufferable. They offer nothing positive. The last nine months they've thrown a temper tantrum. They. They burned Tesla dealerships because about six months ago Elon Musk was a Nazi. Not so much anymore. And they' this. This Toddler esque nonsense and they think they're going to win the midterms.
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I just don't understand what they think they're trying to do here. I mean, of course they're doing political performative stuff. But what people have not understood in the last decade is that the influencer stuff really only works when you have something behind it. When you actually have something that you're trying to package to people, then they appreciate the advertising. But if you're just yelling and screaming. And then you say, okay, well what are you yelling and screaming over? And they say, well I just told you, I'm yelling and screaming about the yelling and screaming. Well then that's not really attractive. That's like offering someone a 50% off on a colonoscopy that's not even checking for cancer.
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Yeah, just, just, just for good measure. Is that a good reason to get, it's not a good reason to get a colonoscopy. And you know, it's, you've got all of this, this violent language the Democrat Party has been spewing for a decade now, calling Donald Trump n Hitler and all of that and fascist. And now it's actually being scribed on the shell casings of, of those who have murdered people like Charlie Kirk. And there's no doubt about it whatsoever. The suspected arsonist in, in, in Palisades, he who killed 13 people. He once shared an article climate change will force a new American migration. He also, by the way, gave money to Joe Biden, a typical Democrat. He gave Joe Biden $2. I think he did it in installments, I'm not sure. But you know, it's the same old nonsense. A Democratic good standing, using Democrat talking points to commit an act of violence.
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Now you will see the Economist and Cato and other outlets that are compiling their political crimes. They will never mention this as a left wing political crime. Just like they're not going to mention Pittsburgh, just like they're not going to mention the Nashville shooting. They're not going to mention a ton of crimes that typically come from those on the left. And then they'll try to gaslight the American people, like you said, while they're calling people Nazi, fascist, Hitler, phobic, whatever, and they'll turn around and try to tell people it's the right that's really violent. You know, the Americans that are just going about their daily lives and then they're shocked that people aren't coming out in droves, licking their feet anymore. I mean that age has passed.
A
Yeah, well, they don't, they don't have the media, the media, by the way, the media is dead. They don't hold sway. They think they do. They think they do. You know, I heard Martha Reddit grizzled Martha Ranit giving, giving Donald Trump credit for the peace deal. And I've seen a little bit like Joe Scarborough the other day said, I'm trying to what he said, he said something positive about Trump. I can't remember what it was, but I Mean, it's obvious, but at the same time, you got to kind of wonder if, and I saw this hinted on last night, if maybe the liberal media is finally laying off a Trump a little bit because they realize there's nothing they can do. I don't think they're doing that. They're gonna still glom onto anything I can do to try to take him down.
B
Well, I mean, of course, but I think that you even have to see a moment of realization that the sky is, in fact, blue. And I think that a lot of these media enterprises, there is an element like, you know, Jake Tapper will do this very occasionally. He'll come out and say, okay, well, Donald Trump didn't slaughter 8 million people. And it, like, it hurts him to say it. You see, like a vein pulsing on its forehead. He hasn't poisoned the crops and the water supply, but I mean, I guess. Yeah, yeah. Soft golf claps for you. Beef boat re snapping.
A
Exactly. The Yesterday was kind of funny. I love it when Donald Trump gives the left a little. What fur. He opens up the cabinet meeting yesterday by making October 9th, Leif Ericson Day, in honor of Lev Erickson, a Viking explorer who traversed the Atlantic Ocean a thousand years ago. And then also he brought. He said, he said, christopher Columbus is back. He says, I'm hereby reinstating Columbus Day under the same rules, dates and locations as it has been for many decades before. So there he started off the meeting, rubbing salt into the idiotic Democrats open wound and butt hurtedness about, you know, these white colonizers.
B
I think it just brings a beautiful contrast to what we actually spent the last 10 years doing. There were people, genuine, real human beings that stood outside of campus buildings, renting their clothes like sackcloth, like they're. They're mourning some great sacrifice to a golden calf all over Christopher Columbus Day, as though, oh, man, I tell you what, that, that's really solved everything whatsoever. And now we look back on that 10 years later, and it's. It's almost hard to imagine that it happened. But a lot of those people are still walking amongst us.
A
And then they chase the Native American woman off the Land o' Lakes butterfly container. So that. That's kind of colonists, but think about that. They got rid of the Native American woman on Land o Lakes Butter, claiming that, you know, Christopher Columbus, you know, pushed the Native Americans off their land. They erased the Native American woman on Land o' Lake Spider. It's so stupid. Oh, my God, it's so stupid.
B
I mean, again, as an actual Tribal member. I do enjoy every once in a while looking up to see how much of American culture embraced Native American iconography. And it's almost all been wiped away. Not by some super ultra white colonialist or whatever, but by some blue haired barista who once read a book that told her to lick her own feet. I'm just not impressed.
A
This is it. You know, I'm thinking right now the Democrat party is reaping what they sow because they turned over everything to Karen. And Karen is doing a face plant. Karen is doing a face plant in Virginia. Karen is doing a face plant in California as the governor. Katie, what's her name? Katie Porter. Katie Portly. You know, Karen is. Karen is. Thank you. It's not as good as Hefferson Davis.
B
With regard to J like that.
A
Dude, that was. That was beautiful. But, but yeah, Karen is over. I really think Karen is. Is going down. But. But we gotta run. Tony, as always, great to have you on the show. Where can people find your glorious podcast web presence?
B
All that you can find me on Twitter, hetonus T H E T O N U S if you're a sadist and over on YouTube at Daily Signal.
A
All right, brother, talk to you soon. Let's take a break and come back. This is the Rob Carson Show.
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Episode: Trump Snubbed Again! Rob Carson Explodes Over Nobel Prize Outrage
Date: October 10, 2025
Host: Rob Carson
Notable Guest: Tony Kennett (Daily Signal, WIBC Indianapolis)
This episode of the Rob Carson Show centers on the controversial decision by the Nobel Peace Prize committee to once again bypass Donald Trump for the award, despite his involvement in multiple international peace deals. Rob Carson provides his trademark blend of humor, political commentary, and personal anecdotes, while also welcoming media guest Tony Kennett for a lively discussion. The show takes aim at establishment elites, media hypocrisy, and what Carson perceives as left-wing virtue signaling, with plenty of audience engagement and cultural critique.
Timestamp: [00:20–08:00]
Quote:
“When I’m gonna go out, I don’t drink. I just wanna have some fun, right?... [At the Kennedy Center] I walk up there and see this row of people... I said, just for bleeps and giggles, ‘Is this the Metallica concert?’... Turns out they’re a big contingent from the Italian embassy!” — Rob Carson [06:20]
Timestamp: [10:00–19:00]
Quote:
“Maybe we need to come up with our own peace prize. We’ll call it the Metallica Peace Prize… or so, I don’t know, but maybe we need the Walmart version that actually acknowledges real peace.” — Rob Carson [13:20]
Memorable Analogy:
“The Nobel Prize committee are a bunch of country club elites and we are the rabble. We are the riff raff. That’s what it is. That’s why he wasn’t given the Nobel Prize.” — Rob Carson [13:00]
Timestamp: [16:30–18:30]
Quote:
“Obama got a prize. He didn’t even know what he got. He got elected, and they gave it to Obama for doing absolutely nothing but destroying our country.” — Rob (as Trump) & show characters [17:57]
Timestamp: [18:40–20:00]
Quote:
“It’s really weird because I think everybody was calling Donald Trump Hitler and a Nazi in a fascist a few days ago… Maybe they can’t lie over this truth.” — Rob Carson [19:12]
Timestamp: [21:25–25:44]
Quote:
“The Nobel Prize has nothing to do with peace anymore... It’s the Nobel piece of crap prize.” — Rob Carson [22:22]
Quote:
“People realize that the war between India and Pakistan could have cost over a billion lives... That’s not worth something? Come on, please give the man a coupon to Denny’s.” — Tony Kennett [24:07]
Timestamp: [25:44–29:18]
Quote:
“It was easier for Donald Trump to negotiate a peace deal with Hamas than get a friggin’ continuing resolution with these idiots.” — Rob Carson [26:13]
Timestamp: [30:06–33:53]
Quote:
“You’ve got all of this violent language the Democrat Party has been spewing for a decade now, calling Donald Trump Hitler and all of that and fascist... And now it’s actually being scribed on shell casings.” — Rob Carson [31:34]
Timestamp: [34:24–36:50]
Quote:
“They got rid of the Native American woman on Land o’ Lakes Butter, claiming that, you know, Christopher Columbus pushed the Native Americans off their land. They erased the Native American woman…” — Rob Carson [36:03]
| Time | Segment Summarized | |-------------|-----------------------------------------------------------| | 00:20–08:00 | Rob’s Kennedy Center gala anecdotes; culture in DC | | 10:00–13:20 | Trump and the Nobel Peace Prize snub | | 16:30–18:30 | Musical parody; Obama’s Nobel | | 18:40–20:00 | Rare mainstream praise for Trump; Martha Raddatz clip | | 21:25–25:44 | Guest Tony Kennett; mocking the Nobel, pop culture riffs | | 25:44–29:18 | Government shutdown, Congressional standoffs | | 30:06–33:53 | Democratic Party, language, left-wing crime, media bias | | 34:24–36:50 | Columbus Day, “Karen” culture, erasure of iconography |
Rob Carson’s blend of irreverence, bombast, and comic asides—often reminiscent of classic talk radio—drives the episode. Regular musical parodies and guest banter keep the tone light despite pointed critiques. The show is highly opinionated and leans on humor to navigate political and cultural frustration.
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