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Congratulations, lady. Like I don't know how you got reelected. Well, I guess I do. The machine and the mainstream media still confuses a certain amount of people. 450,000 and decent people fled your state and everything else. But I would just say good luck. Good luck to New York. I think you're gonna. I think New York largely will start turning in the right direction because there'll be a Trump sort of leak into the states that will fix some things, but you're still stuck with that highly inefficient, dishonest, awful human being. Guys, let's talk about Ledger for a moment, and then I believe we have a picture of the Village People coming up right after that. That in a world where our digital lives are under constant threat, it's more important than ever to take control of our own security. That's where Ledger comes in. Ledger has been the leading name in hardware wallets for 10 years, trusted by 7 million users and securing 20% of the world's digital assets. 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He's just. He's a biker and what appears to be like a sort of Latin. Looks like one of the guys from Bananas when Woody Allen was in Bananas. Apparently. I'm being told by Conor right now that the only straight guy in this entire group, you're saying, was the black guy, but there are two black guys. There. Which one? The cop. The cop was the only straight guy. Now, of course, the Village People sang ymca, which is now the theme song really of the country. And if you really listen to the words, I always think, has Donald Trump listened to the words. But anyway, putting all of that aside, there is no firefighter. There's no firefighter in the Village People. Okay, see you next year. All right, let's get to a rubinreport.locals.com community Q&A. Here we go. Dave Dinsmore. Was there anyone you immediately thought of of when Trump was declared? Wait, sorry. Was there anyone you immediately thought of when Trump was declared winner of the election? For me, it was my dad and Rush Limbaugh. Both must be looking down and smiling. It really is the most incredible comeback of our lifetime. You know, I don't know that there was anyone specific, but you know, we did that seven hour live stream and we had 20 some odd guests. I mean, I think we had the most star studded fun election I covered. It's one of the things I'm most proud of professionally all year. It was just such an absolute blast and we had over a million views on the thing. It was just great. But really more than anything else, when it was finally declared, you know, I had Ben Shapiro on at about 12:30am and it was not declared yet, but Ben was saying, it's over, it's over, it's over. And I just, because I have so little faith in the, in the system and the machine and all that stuff. I was just like. Until it said across the board. Yes, for hours we were like, oh, this is looking good and looking good and looking good. But I was like, oh, pipe burst, Pennsylvania. Like, what the hell is going to be the thing? So more than anything else, it's not that I thought of anyone. I just had such absolute relief. It was relief. And also having sat in the chair basically for seven hours and interviewed all the people and we were playing video games and all this stuff. Like it was a lot. It was like an adrenaline rush and everything else. So when it finally came across, it was this massive relief. And then we ended the show pretty quickly after that. I was like, okay, I don't need it. I don't need a concession speech tonight from her. I don't need the acceptance speech from him tonight or anything else. Like, I'm going to bed and we'll pick this up tomorrow. But it was an incredible night and I think all of us will remember. You know, there's weird seminal moments sometimes great ones and Sometimes horrible ones where you always remember where you were when it happened. Like, I'll never forget when my phone rang in my tiny little apartment on 90th and 1st, my little Nokia cell phone that I had just gotten, black and white phone the morning of 911 in New York City when my dad called me and he was also in the city saying, what happened? That one tower, one plane had hit a tower and then a minute later another one hit. Like, I think we'll all remember where we were when Trump was elected president because it is the restoration of America and it's coming and it's here and we gotta strengthen it and run with it. And it's gonna be a great year. Coming. Coming up, Wandel says, Mr. Rubin, if President Biden is not competent to stand trial for his confidential papers trial, how can we overturn his spending and pardons? You know, it's an interesting question because, well, first off, I don't think they're not going to put him up for trial no matter what Donald Trump, and this is they, they make everybody feel fearful of everything. Donald Trump is going to sic the Department of Justice on everybody. I don't think they're going to do a lot of that. Actually. Even though it was the Biden Department of Justice that was going after Trump, I actually don't think that that's what most people want. Do I think we should be looking into all of the things that happened at HHS and NIH and everything else and figure out which bureaucratic, which leaders of the bureaucracy were doing terrible things like Anthony Fauci? Absolutely. Now, is it good to throw Fauci in jail or is it good to throw Biden in jail? You can't start going after presidents like that because once you do, you'll do, one party will do it, then things are cyclical and then the next party will do it and you'll end up in a banana republic where no one will ever want to run for president, no one ever will want to do anything that's remotely controversial or even interesting in any way. It'll just all be in service of the machine because that way, it's your way of making sure the machine doesn't turn on you. Now, as for the people who say forced injections on people, who forced them to make medical decisions they didn't want, who locked them in their home, who caused businesses to close, I think you could start looking at some of that. I don't know that throwing people in jail is exactly right, but firing a whole bunch of people which is on the way for sure. Yeah, I think you could do that. Drunquist says my family and I are coming to Miami the week of January 5th for vacation. Awesome. What restaurant would you recommend we go to while we're there? Must have non seafood options as my wife and daughter unfortunately won't eat. Also, just watch Piers Morgan's latest and the way you handled Cenk was beautiful. Thank you for that. My favorite spot in Miami right now is in Coconut Grove. It's called Koko K O K O. And it's a Mexican joint. They've got about three or four hundred tequilas and the vibe is great, the aesthetic is great. I went there a couple days ago with some friends. They've got big tomahawks if you want something a little more traditional. But if you like Mexican, the tacos are great, the guac is great. Great. And it's just. And it's always packed and it's fun, so try that. But walk around. Coconut Grove is like one of the most underrated areas of all of maybe all of the country. It's safe and it's clean. It's fully walkable. There's. There's a great. What's the Greek restaurant over there called? Morocca Maraqui. There's a Greek restaurant that's over there. There's tons of great stuff. There's. What's the Italian place in the. They won't like it because it's seafood, but it's. What is it? I might be saying that slightly wrong, although that one's seafood. But there's just great restaurants there and the vibe is great. And again, it's like safe and clean and just really, really, really nice. Oh, and speaking of tequila, we posted for the locals people. I'm not going to put it on YouTube and I'm not putting on Twitter or anywhere else. Our tequila is coming out of the barrels today. Today I posted a video of it. It's being put in the bottles today. I'm super psyched it will be for sale. I think first week of January we're gonna have special deals for the locals members. We're gonna sign them, sign some things and a whole bunch more. But it's going into the bottles today. I saw it on the assembly line and they're hando and the. The caps. And I'm incredibly excited to share that with you guys soon. Curtis says. Dave, with the recent changes due to the November election results, do you think that it's time to push harder for the convention of states to offering new amendments to the Constitution. Have you been involved in any movement to encourage this? So the Convention of States. So it's an Article 5 Convention of States. Just give me. We wrote out a little something here because I wanted to explain it to you sort of just right. It's basically the ultimate constitutional tool given to us by the founders to empower us to hold the government accountable. The process has numerous safeguards to prevent its misuse and enjoys overwhelming support from the American people. Okay, so that's from the Convention of States website. But the idea basically is that if the government gets too big, that the states can come together and start figuring out how to reorder things, how to scale everything back. That's like the most simple explanation that I can give you. I have had a little bit to do with the conventions of states. Prageru did a video on convention estates that you should check out if you really want to know a bit more about it. Granules Hillary, I would say actually at the moment, because of this incoming administration, because of Doge, because of the level of competency that seemingly is about to be ushered in, I don't know that we need to be dealing with the Convention of States right now. Had Kamala won and the federal government would have been growing and growing and growing and growing, then would it be more important for several states to come together and say, okay, maybe we need to deal with some of these issues, choose ourselves and separate us from this nonsense? Absolutely. We're not in that situation at the moment. So I would say pause on it for a moment. But do check out the Convention of States video on Prageru. And I guess the proof will be in the pudding Once Trump's in office. Lynn says, do you like candles or electric for your menorah? I'm still old fashioned and still do candles. Do you also find it's some sort of spiritual sign that the first day of Hanukkah and Christmas fall on the same day this year? Oh, yeah. Well, I referenced that. I absolutely love that. I love that. You know, growing up, my, my two best friends, one of them was Italian, one of them was Greek. So we used to. They would come to my house and light candles with us. We would go to my buddy John's house and we'd put ornaments on the Christmas tree and then we would go to my buddy Ari, who's Greek, and we would. They do Greek Easter and Greek Christmas. Like we shared all of those things. I love the fact that it's falling sometimes Hanukkah falls like three weeks before. But it's nice when the bulk of us can all celebrate holidays together. And there's definitely a spiritual connection that I think we'll all feel because of that. So I think that's absolutely great. And yes, we do actual candles. The menorah we have I got when I was in Jerusalem. We have a few of them, but the one that we use now I got when we were in Jerusalem on the last trip to Israel. And you'll see in the Hanukkah video that we're going to put up on the top 24th, because the 24th is the first night of Hanukkah, if I'm not mistaken. You'll see in the video that we put up. You know, it's so interesting. The story of Hanukkah is the story of the Jews, the Maccabees defending the Judean hills from the Greek invaders. The Judean hills are what we now call the west bank where Aoc and Rashida Tlaib and Ilhan Omar want zero Jews to live. But literally every Jew on earth celebrates Hanukkah. Most people understand Hanukkah. It's a historical event. It's not just some magical thing. And the Jews have a little something to do with it. So AOC is going to send out a tweet saying happy Hanukkah. And it's like, you bitch, you have no idea what you're talking about. And I don't accept your happy Hanukkah. Talway says. Dave, after your appearance on Piers Morgan, do you think the vitriol drank shot at you was real? Or do you think that maybe he's afraid of changing? Maybe he's afraid his positions are changing, he's coming more to our side and he's afraid of what that might mean for him and the young Turks. You know, I mentioned I'm not going to talk about him anymore, but just, just to deal with the question. No one is that hysterical and over the top and angry and everything else. I would say he's like a crisis actor. He's an, he's just like a cat, a crazy. You know, one thing when I used to be on camera with him is that we'd be doing the show and I'd be co hosting the show and he'd be screaming, literally throwing papers and he sweats like a, like an out of control, like meth addict and he'd be spitting all over the place and screaming and then they would cut to break and he'd be completely fine. He'd be like, are we Playing ball tomorrow, blah, blah, blah. And then they'd be like, we're live in five, four. And they'd. So it's all fake. I don't know. Again, I don't know what's in his heart. I don't really care. They've become largely irrelevant. Like, they ushered in a lot of this madness. He sees the madness going away and he has to figure out a new thing. But I don't need to play the game that he's playing with me. So hopefully that now can officially be the last time I ever mention it. I'll fight you naked, says Dave. Do you think you could suggest visiting press secretaries on Slow Newsweeks? Oh, that's interesting. The American people need to see Michael Malice take questions from the enemies of the people while dressed up like Corinne Jean Pierre in one of those tacky zoo suits. And yes, in blackface. That's actually not a bad idea. So the White House press secretary is going to be Carolyn Levitt, who I think is going to be excellent. I think she's going to definitely do a really fine job. And she seems hyper competent and ready to roll. But, you know, they do bring in people, right? Corinne Jean Pierre used to sub in for Psaki before she took the job. That would be kind of like if I got the call, if they were like, dave, you know, it's a Friday and Carolyn's not there, would you handle some of the questions? Like, I would love to do that and play with the media and whatever. Like, that would be fun. I don't think that's that out of the question. Malice in blackface, that might be pushing it, but, you know, the culture is changing, so who does knows. But wouldn't that be something if just like every now and again. And that's not out of Trump's, that's not out of the toolkit. Just like I'm going to just start bringing in all these crazy people and let's just see what happens. You know, it's a bit of a show. It is. Whether you like it or not. And maybe, maybe. Let's talk about home title lock for a moment and more questions on the other side. 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Now, Trudeau, because he's surrounded himself with a bunch of left wing nutbags. His whole government could collapse at any day now. So Trump is basically like, all right, if Canada's not gonna work with us, why don't we make him the 51st state and then we'll figure out how to work with them. Of course it's a joke. It's a joke, but it's also, there's a truth to the joke. That's what makes a good joke joke, which is, okay, you guys want to be like, pretty damn, you're pretty damn close to us geographically, right? We're connected. We got a long border. But you want to be close to us sort of culturally and economically and everything else. Well, you better start behaving more in line with our, our values now rather than just taking advantage of us. And I would say, you know, as it pertains to Keir Starmer, who's in a hell of a lot of trouble, and rightfully so. I mean, he's been absolutely awful for the UK and the UK is getting Prime Minister, like, faster than anything these days. I would say a lot of things will change just because Trump is in office, period. Most leaders who aren't completely crazy leftist windbags will see the seas, will see the tides shifting, right? And then they'll start getting some of the wind. So as, let's put it this way, as the American economy gets better, and so as our interest rates go down, as inflation goes down, as you start seeing things loosen up, things start loosening up when it starts here, and then they'll start loosening up across the country, and then you just might see a couple people start doing some sane things. So that actually might bring Keir Starmer back to the. To the center, let's say. But either way, the guy's got to go. He's been. I mean, he's basically a socialist and has been absolutely awful. Meme machine says Dave, do you get nervous before an appearance other than your show? No, it's weird. I really don't. I've always felt like. Like this is what I'm supposed to do. And when you're doing what you're supposed to do, if you know what you're doing, like, even with that thing that you saw before, it's like I'm being yelled at and someone's saying horrible things. At no point was I nervous or my pulse change or anything else. It's like, it's just all part of it, you know, when I've performed in front of thousands of people with Jordan or something, I always think, and I used to, when we were on the tour together, I often would take a picture of the mic right before I'd go on stage. And then I'd write something about how words are more important than the sword. Something like that. The pen is mightier than the sword. The mic is mightier than the sword. Like, to me, if you're the one with the mic, wow, what incredible power that is. So I never do. I go on all sorts of shows. That doesn't mean I enjoy every moment. Someone will be like, ah, you're asking me some sort of ridiculous question. Or I might be a little more tired one day or something like that. But I just don't get nervous doing, doing stand up or it's what I'm supposed to be doing, you know, it's like, I guess it would be. I'm not comparing myself to Michael Jordan, but like, if you took a, if you took an athlete who really cares about what he does and does the proper prep and everything else, you don't really get. I don't think most of them get nervous. Everyone's wired a little bit differently. But if you're like doing what you're supposed to be doing, then I think you actually have like a physiological reaction to that. Ralph says, hey Dave, have you ever considered Bent Key for your kids? I hooked one of my, my left of center friends on it. Now he's been red pilled and listens to Ben Shapiro. I'm pretty sure he even voted for Trump slash Republican this time around. The Power of Good Children program and who would have thought? So Bent Key is the child vertical for the Daily Wire. So they have a bunch of cartoons and other kids programming. We haven't gone that route yet because we're doing so little television with the kids. As I mentioned yesterday, they're watching this show, Frog and Toad on Apple tv. It's the most pleasant. It's about a frog and a toad and one is. And you call the frog Frog. He doesn't have a name. His name's Frog and the toad's name is Toad and the squirrel's name is Squirrel and I think the bird's name is Bird and the gopher's Gopher. It's very simple to understand. And they go on these very simple adventures. It's like they go on a picnic one day or they're playing music one day. It's not fast. There isn't flashing. You know, a trans wackadoodle doesn't show up in the middle of the thing and we do very, very little of it. Sometimes in the morning when I'm with the kids, if I, if I'm going through the show and I'm sitting with them for breakfast, like I'll put it on just so that they're not jumping on me as I'm trying to make sure I know what I'm doing. But we really don't do much of that. But I've heard great things about Ben Key. I know Prageru is also doing some kid pro programming and I know some of the people behind it that is supposed to be quite good. So look, we can only keep them off tech for so long. We don't do iPads with them or phones or anything else. But as time goes on, I'm sure we'll incorporate some of that. But it really is a challenge because every now and again, you know, there's been a moment where I've put on kids YouTube for them and it starts with something that you think is kind of like just nondescript. Like it'll start with something like Bluey is the other thing that we let them watch which is really just kind of simple, pleasant show. And then if you once it hits autoplay it suddenly starts putting you into these wacky things where they just show squishy things with crazy colors and ding dongs and sounds and all of this stuff and you're like man, you are assaulting these kids brains. So you really do have to pay attention to what you're showing your kids. Colo ro says. What is your opinion on data brokering? Should it be illegal? I'm of the opinion that it should as it undermines capitalism. As capitalism and the corporations, corporations should, as in the old days, compete for our attention and business. You know, that's interesting. Oh, sorry, there's a little bit more also. Also the saying that Google, Facebook, etc aren't the product we are says that people are like cattle to these big companies. Pretty dark ass. So yeah, basically what you're talking about is you know when they, all these sites, you go on a site and it, you know it gets some metadata from your email like, like your email address or your location or whatever it is and they can collect all this information about you and then they can sell that information to another company. Sort of like you know, you go on say Facebook and you know, your friend in the comments section mentioned something about an umbrella and next thing you know you're scrolling on Instagram and all of your ads are about umbrella. In some ways these things know us more than we know ourselves and that they can sell that across. You know Facebook and Instagram are linked, you know, they're owned by the same parent company, Meta. But you can sell, they could sell that to another third party and another third party and everything else. And you're right. In some sense it undermines capitalism because. Because you're not really competing for attention anymore. Attention is just being sold. Eyeballs are being sold. On the other hand, the selling of it is capitalism. But I would largely say that in some sense right now, as the Internet operates right now, there's really no way around it. We have given up, all of us, myself included. If you're on Gmail and you're on Twitter and you're on all these things, you are being data mined, you just are. And it is being sold. I think as time goes on I think we're going to start to see some anti technology Movements, People escape a little bit from these things. Things I don't think social media, you know, who knows what the future will fully be like if they drag us to the metaverse and everything else. But I think people, you know, we've been novices for 20 years as we've built the Internet and entered this digital space. And I think people will take back some of their, some of their data and some of the ownership of themselves because they end. You're right, they end up owning you. We're giving this to you for free. Well, nothing's free. Nothing's free. Shelly says Dave, first, thank you for your incredible education that was focused on daily events. The sit down interviews that you conduct were terrific. Which one of the sit down interviews were your favorite for 2024? Well, thank you for that. You know, I truly. And maybe this is the one, because it's top of mind right now, but the best interview that I did this entire year. I'll ask these guys their opinion too. A couple days ago, we went to Tony Robbins house in West Palm beach and we shot it at his house. And I mentioned that we had the Rubin Report party on Saturday. And I was a little banged up. I was losing my voice. There was just a lot of good times. And we went till 4am I was still just feeling a little banged up. We sat down with this guy and Tony Robbins is so energetic. He is so positive. He is so full of life and passionate. I said, literally, you'll see the interview we're going to put it up on. We're going to do it on the Thursday we come back. What's that? January 2nd, I think, right? That'll be January. Is it the 4th? We're putting it up on the Thursday that we. Thursday of the new year. But anyway, wait, not Thursday of the new year. It's not January 1st. I think it's going to be the second. In any event, that literally halfway through the interview I was like, Tony, I'm actually, actually warm right now. I was literally having a physical reaction to the amount of energy and positivity that he has. And we talk about that, that you have physical, physiological reactions to things. It's sort of what I said about not being nervous with things. Like some people get real jazzed up about something, start having a physical reaction, you start sweating, you start getting nervous, your mouth gets dry. And it was just great because we go, we just talked. It wasn't really about politics. It was like, what is your role? It was much more Jordan Peterson. Like, it was just like what is your role in this world and do you have an ability to change things and the hope that so many people are feeling and how you can take advantage of that and so much more? So, yes, that will be up first thing in the new year, and I think you're really, really going to dig it. Elizabeth says, how do you feel about New Year's resolutions? You know, it's funny, everyone always makes like some kind of thin New Year's resolution. You know something, I'm going to eat better, I'm going to drink less, I'm going to end a relationship or something like, like that. My, my New Year's resolution last year really was to. To just get in better shape one way or another. Not that I was in bad shape a year ago, but I really am in the best shape of my life right now. And even despite the last couple weeks where, as I keep saying, like, just people lose it between Thanksgiving and Christmas. But I really, I. I started largely doing the Carnivore, which I've been doing a little bit longer than that, but making sure that I exercise pretty much every day. I play basketball couple times a week. Today I'm going at 4 o'clock, I'm getting PRP. That's when they take your blood, they spin it in a centrifuge and they inject it back in you. My shoulder's been, been bothering me from lifting and playing basketball so much. I was playing last night and I was like, man, I can't shoot right now. And they put that in you and it. And it helps regenerate some things. I'm doing that also for my knee today. And then just being out there with the kids. I want to make sure that I became a dad at 46. I'm 48 now. I want to be able to be able to run around and do all those things when I'm 65, 70, and beyond that. So I think I did hold to it this year pretty well. I would say my resolution mainly for next year is I feel so good about everything we did here. I feel like my life kind of really gelled this year and that next year I think we can scale this in many, many ways. We have a couple of projects that I've been sitting on that are about to come to fruition that will announce at the beginning of the year and some other new business ventures and some other things and then, then just try to be the best dad I can be and husband and all that other stuff. Guys, that is the end of the year. What a Did I just see a little tear pop out of your eye? This is our last show for the year. I really want to thank everybody for. And this show feels like a sort of perfect ending to the year, too, for really just an absolutely incredible year. We're going to put up some numbers on social media at the end of December that'll illustrate what happened with the show this year. But I've been doing this for a long time. I meet young YouTubers who are always like, oh, Dave, you're like one of the OGs. Like, I was one of the originals in this thing, and I've had success in this thing for a long, long time. I guess at this point, it's very weird. And this was by far our most successful year. Not just because of the numbers, but because the ideas that we talk about on this show literally became the ideas that changed the culture and I think changed the course of the election and the country and the world. And I think we all. And I don't mean that about me. I mean you and everyone here, we all had a little something to do with it by waking up our friends, by sharing videos, by talking about these things. I know some of our data guys getting us some numbers that I said we'll put up at the end of the year, but I. I think we're gonna close this year with over 800 million views this year alone on YouTube. That's not including rumble. That's not including Spotify. 800 million million. Our numbers, we were up over 100% in virtually every category you could be in. And I think there's a lot of reasons for that. And a lot of it has to do with the people that I sit here with every single day. And a lot of it obviously has to do with you guys. But it's been an unbelievably rewarding year. I am looking forward to shutting down for a little bit. We're spending some time. My folks are coming in, and my brother's coming down from Florida, my sister. We're all getting together and spending a couple days together. And I hope that that's what you guys will do, too. And I hope that you feel that watching this show every day is not just like the screaming in your ear and making you angrier and feel worse about everything, but that it gives you a little something that you can be like, oh, maybe I learned a little something, or I laughed about something, or I found out that there was no firefighter in the Village People, which I'm still shocked about. So I really. I thank you guys. It has been just a wonderful year. As I said, we'll have plenty of content coming out, including the story of Hanukkah, the story of Christmas, a yearly recap, and a bunch more. Tomorrow at 11am we taped an interview with tech guru, co founder of Palantir, Joe Lonsdale. Super, super interesting. More about about tech and the changing world and politics specifically. I think you'll dig that. As I said, the first interview back is Tony Robbins. The Tequila comes out, I think first week in January, which is gonna be awesome, and I can finally tell you the name and we can maybe we'll do Tequila Tuesdays or something. So I thank this guy. I thank this guy. I thank this young lady. I thank the two guys back there. Are we gonna feed them today? We're gonna feed them. You know what? Let's give them a little something today. And mostly I thank you guys. So that's all. Oh, post game show. You thought you could get rid of me, but not just yet. Rubinreport.locals.com in 30 seconds. Ciao. Thanks for tuning in to the Rubin Report. 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