The Most Irresponsible Headline of the Year (Ep. 2484)

Summary

The Dan Bongino Show – Ep. 2484

"The Most Irresponsible Headline of the Year" (March 31, 2026)

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Episode Overview

Dan Bongino delivers a passionate takedown of media irresponsibility following the Daily Mail's sensationalist coverage of the Charlie Kirk murder trial. The episode dissects the damage caused by misleading headlines, the erosion of due process, the dangers of clickbait, and broader cultural and political trends. Bongino pivots from media analysis to pointed commentary on collectivism, economic policy (including the wealth tax debate), the virtues of individual responsibility, and America’s current social battles, all while using humor, anecdotes, and sharp analogies.

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Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. "The Most Disgusting Headline" – Media Malpractice

[00:02–16:09]

• Focus: Daily Mail’s misleading reporting on the Charlie Kirk trial.
• Headline Critique: The Daily Mail headline says the bullet "did not match" the rifle, while the article itself says it "may not match", or that the ATF "couldn’t match" due to bullet fragmentation.
• Bongino’s Outrage: “This is one of the most disgusting things I’ve ever seen from an outlet... It's an absolute abomination.” [06:40]
• Comparison/Analogy: Bongino explains that being unable to match a bullet due to fragmentation is not proof the suspect is innocent, just as being unable to identify a mugger in a crowd doesn’t mean the suspect isn’t there. [08:54]
• Due Process Emphasized: "Tyler Robinson is innocent until proven guilty in a court of law beyond a reasonable doubt." [10:46]
• Critique of Social Media & Other Media Outlets: TMZ also publishes misleading headlines; conspiracy theories are spreading on X (formerly Twitter).
• Community Note Highlighted: “Ballistics analysis was inconclusive. It does not say the bullet does not match. Further FBI analysis is ongoing.” [13:38]
• Logical Fallacies & ‘Lego Theory’: Bongino warns about confusing people with unrelated facts, and draws a distinction between facts and evidence.
  • “Correlation is not causation. The mark of the imbecile is presenting two separate facts... So one must cause the other. That's not what's happening.” [14:13]
• Calls Out Disinformation: Rippers on anonymous Twitter accounts faking causal links for clicks and sowing chaos.

2. The Erosion of Due Process, Truth, and Justice

[16:09–23:19]

• The Mark of the Imbecile: By flooding debates with irrelevant facts (instead of clear evidence) and connecting unrelated data points (the ‘Lego’ analogy), bad actors can distort public understanding.
• Audience Praise: Bongino expresses gratitude to listeners who seek facts.
  • "I'm really honored to have you guys as an audience." [14:41]
• Reflection: The episode’s tension is likened to political infighting, but Bongino insists this is different—it’s “pure, unadulterated evil.” [20:06]
• Civic Responsibility: “Are we going to be bedrocked in a lodestar of truth, or are we going to fall into leftist cannibalism theory where we start eating each other alive for clicks and rage bait?” [22:19]

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3. Collectivism vs. Free Markets: Economic Arguments

[25:04–34:13]

• Natural Experiments: Cites societal contrasts (capitalism vs. collectivism) and the real-world consequences of policies like open borders, wealth taxes, defunding police, and government healthcare.
  • “We've had a multicentury natural experiment... of leftist collectivism vs. capitalism.” [25:55]
• Urban Decay as Evidence: Describes increasing disorder in New York City as a result of failed leftist policies.
  • “If you took the background scenery out... you would think you were living in the third world.” [28:11]
• Supermarket Video: Plays a viral clip of a Cuban immigrant in awe of a well-stocked foreign supermarket, contrasting the deprivation of communism with market abundance.
• Personal Anecdotes: Bongino references his family’s immigrant experience in Colombia to illustrate America’s exceptional economic opportunity.

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4. Government Waste, Voter Dependency, and Welfare Fraud

[34:13–38:10]

• Government Inefficiency: Shares commentary from Peter St. Onge about fraud in government welfare, hospice, and homelessness programs.
  • “The money does not go to the homeless. It goes to the nonprofits that make up the welfare fraud industrial complex.” – Peter St. Onge [35:09]
• Political Incentives: Suggests open borders and expansive welfare are used by Democrats to manufacture voters and boost political power, arguing it leads to decline seen in ‘third world’ economies.

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5. Wealth Tax Debate & Economic Punishment

[38:11–48:07]

• Clip: Kevin O'Leary vs. Wealth Tax (from Iced Coffee Hour podcast)
  • “No, Jack, you're going to hell for saying that [wealth tax is good]. It will destroy the fabric of the economy, punishing wealth and success.” – Kevin O’Leary [41:26]
  • O'Leary rebuts that taxing wealth leads people to leave (as seen in France, Maryland, New York, Washington).
• Bongino’s Analysis:
  • Equates wealth taxes and socialism with repeated failures: “How many more trials do you need before you'll show us that this correlation between communism... and success works?” [45:07]
  • Mocks the notion that collectivist policies keep failing only because they were “not done right.”
  • “Get off your ass, go get a job. Stop worrying about what rich Johnny Bag of Donuts down the block is doing with his money.” [47:23]

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6. Victimhood Culture and Fragmentation Politics

[50:19–56:38]

• Victim Group Politics: Critiques the left’s practice of dividing society into smaller identity groups via grievance cards (example: Canadian NDP leadership convention).
  • “When you partition people... each one starts snipping at each other for the scraps from the table.” [52:14]
• Concrete Example: Plays a clip of the NDP convention where delegates argue about the right to speak based on intersectional identity cards.
• Merit vs. Grievance: “You cannot have a group like ‘minorities.’ The group is too big and too hard to control because not all of these... share things in common.” [52:14]

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7. Transgender Debate and Political Hypocrisy

[55:34–58:46]

• Marie Harf Segment: Uses Harf’s shifting arguments on trans athletes as an example of left-wing opportunism—caring about victim groups only as long as it is politically advantageous.
  • “They only cared about the issue because you've got to put victim classes in silos to use them as political weapons for your personal power.” [57:25]

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8. Comic Relief & the Absurdity of Progressive Messaging

[60:04–64:15]

• Viral Parody Video: “Leave your MAGA husband, but cheat on him first...” – A leftist TikTok trend parodied for showing the shallow side of ‘feminist’ anti-MAGA culture. [62:01]
• Comedian Shane Gillis: Bongino plays a clip to infuse the show with humor, illustrating the power of comedy to address serious topics while keeping a light touch.

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9. American Ingenuity, Military Progress, and Foreign Policy

[67:32–74:03]

• Military Innovation: Discusses a Wall Street Journal article on how U.S. military capabilities (stealth, precision, etc.) have changed the nature of warfare.
• Rubio Interview Clip: Praises Rubio’s clarity on the threat of Iran and the distinction between regimes that support terror and those that don’t.
  • “Every single terrorist group in this region has a link to the Iranian regime.” – Marco Rubio [71:19]
• Bongino’s Stance: While supporting Trump’s four-to-six-week military strategy timeline, Bongino asserts the need for patience and fair critique based on results rather than partisanship.

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10. The Left’s Refusal to Name Evil

[74:03–78:15]

• Calling Out Evil: Asserts that leftists refuse to acknowledge real evil, instead fabricating systems of oppression to sustain victimhood politics. [74:33]
• Example #1: Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed, hesitant to criticize anti-American extremist leaders. [75:23]
• Example #2: Bernie Sanders, asked if Maduro is a dictator, wavers and won’t commit. [77:02]
• Contrast: Bongino insists on a clear moral stance. “They will never ever call out evil. But you will, right?” [78:15]

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Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• On Media Irresponsibility:

  “Do you have any sense of shame at all, folks? Do we believe in due process?”
  – Dan Bongino [10:29]

• Due Process Reminder:

  “Tyler Robinson is innocent until proven guilty in a court of law beyond a reasonable doubt.”
  – Dan Bongino [10:46]

• On the Mark of the Imbecile:

  “The mark of the imbecile is someone who ignores the only bit of evidence that points you to a conclusion in favor of mounds of facts and data that have nothing to do with your final conclusion.”
  – Dan Bongino [20:58]

• Kevin O’Leary on Wealth Tax:

  “You're going to go to hell, too. Both of you are going to hell. I feel sorry... In Cuba, in North Korea, in Russia... They're all shitholes now.”
  – Kevin O’Leary [42:22]

• Rallying Call to Listeners:

  “Get off your ass, go get a job. Stop worrying about what rich Johnny Bag of Donuts down the block is doing with his money.”
  – Dan Bongino [47:23]

• On Cultural Decay:

  “You want to live in the third world? I don’t.”
  – Dan Bongino [29:11]

• On Victimhood Politics:

  “This is what happens when you create a society of victims. This is what happens in the third world.”
  – Dan Bongino [54:16]

• Marie Harf, on Trans Athletes:

  “Honestly, I don’t care.”
  – Marie Harf [57:13]

• On Refusal to Call Out Totalitarianism:

  “Why have you stopped short of calling Maduro of Venezuela a dictator?”
  – Interviewer to Bernie Sanders
  “I think the time is long overdue for the American people to tell this president he is not a dictator, he is not a king... [but] there are still democratic operations taking place in that country.”
  – Bernie Sanders [77:02]

• Final Thought on Process and America:

  “You either believe in it and believe in the process that gave us this abundant liberty and freedom... or you don’t. This is one of those rare circumstances in politics where it’s a binary. You’re either on Team America or you’re not.”
  – Dan Bongino [79:35]

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Timestamps for Important Segments

• [00:02–16:09] – Daily Mail headline analysis, media outrage, due process defense
• [25:04–34:13] – Capitalism vs. collectivism, real-world examples
• [34:13–38:10] – Welfare fraud and government dependency
• [38:11–48:07] – Wealth tax debate with Kevin O’Leary
• [50:19–56:38] – Identity politics and victim group fragmentation
• [55:34–58:51] – Trans athlete debate, leftist opportunism
• [60:04–64:15] – Comic relief: viral videos, Shane Gillis, TikTok parody
• [67:32–74:03] – Military innovation and US foreign policy
• [74:03–78:15] – Left’s moral blindness: not calling out evil
• [79:35–80:45] – Closing: Process, American exceptionalism, call to action

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Tone & Style

• Direct, fiery, and unapologetic: Dan Bongino maintains a confrontational, sometimes humorous, no-nonsense approach.
• Spirited analogies (impracticality of wealth taxes, the ‘mark of the imbecile’, ‘third world’ warnings).
• Frequent shifts between serious commentary and comic relief to keep the audience engaged.
• Reinforcement of core values: Due process, individual agency, American exceptionalism, skepticism of collectivist policies.

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Conclusion

An episode marked by deep frustration with media irresponsibility, ardent defense of due process, and a broader critique of modern left-wing politics. Through a combination of analysis, mockery, and passionate oratory, Bongino calls for a return to logic, truth, and American foundational principles—urging listeners to resist manipulation, reject victimhood, and embrace individual responsibility.

Transcript

[Dan Bongino]

All America, all the time. Sit down, buckle up and get ready for the Dan Bongino show. Hey guys, sorry about the delay. I had to add some stuff last minute. When I say last minute, I mean like actually in the last minute, as in 60 seconds, things were coming in involving the most disgusting headline I've seen in a long time.

[Justin]

And that's a lot coming from the

[Dan Bongino]

BS garbage trash can media we have to deal with. If you don't know what I'm talking about and you haven't seen it, what the Daily Mail, a trash garbage beyond

[Justin]

tabloid like BS flaming dumpster fire of

[Dan Bongino]

an outlet, did last night is one of the most disgusting things I've ever seen. The headline about the Charlie Kirk trial, I'll get to it. But one of the most disturbing headlines I've ever seen from an outlet at

[Justin]

even like trying to pretend they have

[Dan Bongino]

this little like patina, like this crust of seriousness.

[Justin]

The Daily Mail has never been a serious outlet, but what they did yesterday is an abomination. I'm going to ask you a simple

[Dan Bongino]

question, everyone out there in the audience, and I'm serious. It's not meant to be some kind of bullshit rhetorical question. I mean, I mean it's do we

[Justin]

believe in this republic, due process, in

[Dan Bongino]

a system of justice or not? Or do we believe in media headline trials? I know the answer in the Bongino army out there. I don't mean to be patronizing, but

[Justin]

there's some other folks who come in here to troll and be generally just assholes. Do you believe a lot of the. A lot of these folks, by the way, claim to believe in liberty and freedom, but they want a subject in a massively publicized U.S. trial involving the murder of Charlie Kirk tried in the media. I thought you believed in liberty and freedom, just not when it gets you

[Dan Bongino]

clicks and rage bait, right? Unbelievable what happened last.

[Justin]

And I mean unbelievable. It really was hard to believe. I had a hard time going to sleep last night processing how people who pretend to be journalists even like slightly could do what they did yesterday.

[Dan Bongino]

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[Justin]

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[Dan Bongino]

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[Justin]

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[Dan Bongino]

Don't wait for an emergency. This is not not medical advice. Consult a licensed healthcare professional before taking any prescription medication. All right fellas, let's go. Listen to me please. Everybody who zone in, man, let's get in the funnel here.

[Justin]

Speaking of funnels, the mark of the

[Dan Bongino]

imbecile is the inability, I can't say this enough to process a data set of information and come down to the information like a funnel that you find useful to deal with this scenario. I mean, for instance, you know, we were sitting here before, car pulled into the parking lot, accidentally pulled sideways, guy was lost, was blocking access to the parking lot. Now there's lights shining in my face, there's people talking in my ear, I spilled a little bit of coffee inside.

[Justin]

All of those things are facts. However, they're not facts relevant to me

[Dan Bongino]

dealing with the problem right now, which is a car pulled into the driveway and pulled sideways and. And no one can get into the studio.

[Justin]

The mark of the imbecile is the inability to segregate out facts and data

[Dan Bongino]

that are useless towards solving a problem.

[Justin]

From facts and data that are useful

[Dan Bongino]

to sorting solving a problem.

[Justin]

That is the mark of the imbecile.

[Dan Bongino]

It has always been the mark of the imbecile.

[Justin]

Easily distracted. Correlation over causation. The Lego theory. Put a Lego here, put a Lego there, never connect the Legos, but just tell people there's two Legos and they'll make the connection themselves because they can't

[Dan Bongino]

process information

[Justin]

overloading people with facts and underwhelming people with actual evidence is the mark of the imbecile. It has been since the beginning of time. It's how we wound up with all kinds of bizarre, freaky deaky rituals before people started to bedrock themselves in science. Folks. The funnel for facts works this way to get to a solution for a problem. The mark of the imbecile is the inversion of that. Take a solution for a problem and confuse people with a bunch of unrelated facts that intelligent people had segregated out a long time ago as facts, but not evidence.

[Dan Bongino]

Here's the Daily Mail headline from last night. I mean, again, one of the most disgusting things I've seen in a long time. There is a trial going on. Bullet used to kill Charlie Kirk, quote, did not. Not in all caps. Appealing again to the lowest common denominator. Did not match rifle allegedly used by suspect Tyler Robinson. New court filing claims.

[Justin]

Really? Because when you actually read Melissa Koenig, who is a disgrace to humankind, I cannot believe this person is.

[Dan Bongino]

Is actually employed by an outlet even pretending to be a journalistic endeavor, that

[Justin]

this was not only allowed to pass

[Dan Bongino]

by a headline editor, but put out there. Keep this up, guys. This is going to be important. Is an absolute abomination. Number one, the headline of the piece, which is clearly rage, bait and clickbait,

[Justin]

is completely inaccurate and is debunked by Melissa Koenig, this absolute imbecile. Her own piece. So the bullet used did not match

[Dan Bongino]

the rifle allegedly used by suspect Tyler Robinson. Here they write in a piece, the bullet that killed conservative commentator Charlie Kirk may not match the rifle. Oh, used by Tyler Robinson. That's interesting. Now it's may not. I thought it said did not.

[Justin]

Guys, are you reading the same thing I'm reading, Justin titles?

[Dan Bongino]

The title says did not. Right?

[Justin]

But then the first line says it may not. I mean, you reading it. I mean, fellas, ladies in the audience, you reading the same thing. Because I'm sure the Candace fans are in here now. It didn't matter.

[Dan Bongino]

It gets even worse, of course, in the piece. So now they changed the headline for the moron class. But his defense attorneys talking about Mr. Robinson, who's, by the way, entitled to a vigorous defense.

[Justin]

Not faulting the defense attorneys at all.

[Dan Bongino]

Everyone's entitled to a vigorous defense. And everyone in our court of law

[Justin]

has to be proven guilty beyond a reasonable doubt. Period.

[Dan Bongino]

Thank the Lord for that. His defense attorneys now argue that the

[Justin]

ATF was, quote, unable to identify the

[Dan Bongino]

bullet recovered at the autopsy to the rifle allegedly tied to Mr. Robinson.

[Justin]

So now it gets. It's even worse.

[Dan Bongino]

Now they're not only saying, may not,

[Justin]

now they're saying they couldn't match at

[Dan Bongino]

all because the bullet basically was fragmented.

[Justin]

Correct. So that's like saying.

[Dan Bongino]

I was talking to Jasmine about this this morning. If you're going to put a headline like this up, by the way, because Mr. Robinson is entitled to a fair trial in a court of law, to be judged by a jury of his peers, the state is also entitled to a case free of intimidation of jurors, attempts to tamper with the jury pool.

[Justin]

The fair trial works both ways, folks. But I said to Jasmine this morning, this is the most disingenuous, disgusting headline I've ever seen.

[Dan Bongino]

It's like you're at a baseball game, whatever. You're at a New York Yankees game, Jasmine, I was telling her this morning. And you get mugged, God forbid, outside the stadium with 30,000 people piling out.

[Justin]

And the cop asks you, hey, do you see the guy? Can you identify him? And because there's so many people out there, the crowd's fragmented. You can't see. You can't see the guy. You know,

[Dan Bongino]

Jasmine did not identify the person.

[Justin]

That's different than what they're implying in the headline that they catch the suspect. Bring the suspect up to Jasmine. Jasmine. Because I don't have a video. Jasmine, is this the guy? And Jasmine says, no, that's not the guy. That's not match. They're two completely separate things. They're not even close. The Daily Mail must know this. This Melissa Koenig may not be intelligent, I don't know her, but she can't be that dumb.

[Dan Bongino]

She got your clicks. That's all that matters, man. Young man murdered on camera. He's got kids and a wife. Ah, whatever. You got your clicks. I hope you're happy. Daily Mail. Melissa Koenig. Folks, I'm going to tell you something, okay? And I've said many times, there is no more vigorous opponent of censorship than me at all. And I would never, ever, ever go down that path. Because the dangers of that are far worse than idiots using garbage on the media to get clicks. But really, do you. Do you have any sense of shame at all, folks? Do we believe in due process?

[Justin]

Do we believe in liberty and freedom?

[Dan Bongino]

Do we believe that even the worst kind of criminal in the United States of America, subject to our Constitution, has the right to a fair trial?

[Justin]

Do we believe that?

[Dan Bongino]

Listen to me.

[Justin]

Tyler Robinson is innocent until proven guilty

[Dan Bongino]

in a court of law beyond a Reasonable doubt. We have a court proceeding coming up. The United States of America and the Utah state system will present evidence under oath in a court of law in

[Justin]

front of a judge and jurors. That's how the system works. The people out there trying to contaminate this are doing it clearly with intent.

[Dan Bongino]

Here, of course, TMZ had a pile on with their headline, too. I mean, do you have any sense

[Justin]

of shame at all?

[Dan Bongino]

Any of you guys, the TMZ staff? There's no, there's not even like a byline on this with a name. Bullet used in Charlie Kirk killing doesn't match alleged weapon.

[Justin]

Defense claims that's not what, it's not even in it. I don't even know what you're talking about.

[Dan Bongino]

You know, I was going to use it.

[Justin]

You know what?

[Dan Bongino]

Just play it.

[Justin]

By the way, this information, I thought, you know, people were confused about how

[Dan Bongino]

a round wouldn't have an exit wound. Well, rounds do very different things because the physics of these things are very complicated. Bullets, rounds.

[Justin]

He was Candace Owens a little while

[Dan Bongino]

ago, but I thought they, you know, were confused about how the bullet could fragment and not exit. Check the.

[Hailey Caranilla]

Regarding the bullets, the source says that

[Justin]

it was too fragmented to match Tyler's rifle hat tip.

[Dan Bongino]

Again, milk bar, TV hat tips are appropriate. You can follow that account for rather fascinating information on that. So I, I, I thought it didn't fragment. It did some other.

[Justin]

I don't understand. Like what, what's, why can't you just settle on a story?

[Dan Bongino]

It's almost like you guys are lying to people for clicks instead of letting this man have his trial and his day in court and letting the state have their day in court as well.

[Justin]

Folks, I'm really glad.

[Dan Bongino]

I've never been prouder of the audience or the show. I'm proud of my service in the government. I'm multiple times. I'm proud of this show, I'm proud of this audience and I'm proud to call many of you friends. I really am that this is an audience full of reasonable, logical thinking adults that see through this stuff. I get your emails, I get your tweets. I know there's a small fragment of bot army out there that wants all of this chaos and loves it. But it is really an honor to be friends with many of you and to hear and to read some of your communications back and forth. I'm not even going to put up that.

[Justin]

Can you put up the community note?

[Dan Bongino]

So there was a community note on, of course, X about this. Not long, maybe hours. After the story went up, people were putting up all kinds of conspiracy theories. Here's a community note on X. The court filing states the ATF was unable to identify the bullet to the rifle, which means the ballistics analysis was inconclusive. It does not say the bullet does not match. Further FBI analysis is ongoing. Of course, there are others out there making other dramatic connections.

[Justin]

Here's one Lego. Here's another Lego. The two Legos aren't connected, but, man, I'm going to tell you they're connected. Correlation is not causation. Because there's a Lego here and a Lego there does not mean this Lego and that Lego are connected, folks. I've used this example probably 100 times on my show. Correlation is not causation if you get a cold in the winter. When I was a kid, mom used to tell me, hey, she only want

[Dan Bongino]

to call me Daniel.

[Justin]

Daniel, put a jacket on when you go outside. You're going to catch a cold. I didn't like jackets. I was always hot, even in the cold weather. I don't like to. I don't even like to wear jackets now. Only when it's super cold. You're going to catch a cold. It's cold out there, ladies and gentlemen. The cold has. Is not. Does not cause you to catch a cold. The cold causes your nose to run a little more. People touch their nose a little bit more. It's a moist environment. Bacteria grow. There's a third variable in there. It doesn't mean one caused the other. Correlation is not causation. The mark of the imbecile is presenting two separate facts. People catch more colds in the winter. That's a fact. And it's cold out and it's cold. So one must cause the other. That's not what's happening. Smart people understand that, and I'm really honored to have you guys as an audience. I cannot believe how many people are falling for this. I'm going to put up this tweet,

[Dan Bongino]

and I shouldn't because I don't even know what this.

[Justin]

I. I don't even know where this tweet is from.

[Dan Bongino]

Of course, there's not a real name on it, and that's pretty much a hallmark for me of, you know, nonsense.

[Justin]

However, this tweet is an.

[Dan Bongino]

Is a.

[Justin]

This is basically a bat signal in the sky. When you see stuff like this on

[Dan Bongino]

Twitter,

[Justin]

know you're being played. It's the correlation causation myth. That why they equal each other. They do not. You have to present a solid linkage to show causality.

[Dan Bongino]

This is from an account I just saw. This is what we were pulling before we come on the air. This is a political scalpel account. I don't even know who this dude is. It doesn't matter. This is the mark of the imbecile.

[Justin]

Oh, wow. What a shocking coincidence. The sheriff who choreographed Tyler Robinson's hand holding surrender retired, he notes, decides to peace out after 30 years. The exact second the defense files the bullet which actually killed Charlie Kirk doesn't match the kid's alleged rifle.

[Dan Bongino]

Okay, we just showed you that's not true. That's not what the filing says.

[Justin]

And second, the sheriff retired.

[Dan Bongino]

The announcement was on Friday.

[Justin]

Of course. This account, which I don't know anything. It doesn't matter.

[Dan Bongino]

It has a couple thousand followers.

[Justin]

This account is how stupid people fall for this stuff. This isn't.

[Dan Bongino]

Keep this up. We're going to scroll down the first paragraph.

[Justin]

What's alleged in there isn't even true. And yet this will get thousands of retweets and people will believe it. The retirement announcement for the sheriff, who had his own issues, by the way, independent of this, was on Friday.

[Dan Bongino]

Notes, they had the etched bullets, the DNA towel, a convenient roommate text. But the one piece of evidence that actually matters are. Wrong gun. No, it's classic.

[Justin]

That's not what it says at all. Did you even read it? Of course you didn't. It's an anonymous account spreading bullshit like one of those little, like, grass seed circulators. You know, the grassy. That's what this is. It's just as bullshit in it. Scroll down. This gets even worse. Nothing to see here, folks. Just another retirement, right as the entire fairy tale starts collapsing in open court.

[Dan Bongino]

That's not.

[Justin]

That's. That's.

[Dan Bongino]

That's not what happened.

[Justin]

I know your audience for this bullshit.

[Dan Bongino]

Doesn't really care.

[Justin]

Please don't watch my show.

[Dan Bongino]

If you believe this, don't.

[Justin]

I really don't want you here. I'm telling you, this show, we are a capitalistic business enterprise. I love the show. I consider it edutainment, but I don't. Not interested in the bottom line income here. I'm interested in the truth. I don't want you here. I don't want you here. I don't want anybody to use you for money or to say I'm not interested.

[Dan Bongino]

The script is breaking. Watch the rats scatter.

[Justin]

You see the good guy, bad guy, inversion. People interested in the truth and justice for both Mr. Robinson and the system. You see how I put out both sides of this because we're interested in a process. This young man is entitled to a trial. Don't assume anything on either side until people raise their right hand and go into a courtroom and swear by it.

[Dan Bongino]

Stay frosty. Notes. Truth doesn't follow retirement papers. Got to put the catchy thing at the end to sound like. You got to give your little like Terminator, Arnold Schwarzenegger line at the end to sound like a real badass, Folks. It's. It's just. I mean, I don't. I don't know. I don't even know what to. I'm not gonna lie to you, man. There are times I just like, sit here and I just can't. I can't believe this is happening. I've been, I've been through these fights before and I keep telling myself this is no different than, you know, the. Rick Santorum, Mitt Romney, Donald Trump, Ted Cruz, Donald Trump, Rubio, Donald Trump, Rand Paul, Donald Trump, Ron Desantis. This is no different than a hundred congressional primaries. People have come to me, support me, not the opponent. Like it's the same thing. It's like. But this is different, folks.

[Justin]

I think everyone out there, you included

[Dan Bongino]

in this movement, knows what I'm saying right now is true that this is different. This is not intra party political warfare for a spot on a ballot in a primary. This is evil. This is pure, unadulterated evil.

[Justin]

There are people out there with motives

[Dan Bongino]

that are so indescribable that

[Justin]

you wonder how others follow. Doesn't it say something if, like, you're

[Dan Bongino]

a moth attracted to this, this, this light that's spewing nothing but bullshit and evil?

[Justin]

What does that say about you? Are you not interested in the truth?

[Dan Bongino]

I just want you to always remember, folks, the mark of the imbecile is someone who ignores the only bit of evidence that points you to a conclusion in favor to mounds of facts and data that have nothing to do with your final conclusion. It's the mark of an imbecile. It's the mark of an imbecile. It's sad we got to do this, but we do. I'm going to show you, of course, what. Additionally, we have to fight as we walk and juggle flaming chainsaws at the same time.

[Justin]

And. And again, man, when you talk about

[Dan Bongino]

liberty, talk about it with a smile, folks.

[Justin]

This is the greatest country on earth. Do not get depressed. Our grandfathers and our forefathers have had far more difficult struggles than we have. I mean, our biggest struggle with, you know, Our generation is like obesity and stuff and too many video games and movies available this prior generation, man, what they went through. I was just thinking last night about,

[Dan Bongino]

you know, my grandfather who's long since passed Frank Bongino fought and the battle of the Bulge and how it was like the tried to be the, you know, the Nazis last stand as they

[Justin]

partitioned all these soldiers away from eastern

[Dan Bongino]

front onto the Western front and what

[Justin]

that must have looked like to him. And he never talked about it ever. This is our fight now. This is a Twitter spat, but it is very serious ramifications for who we're going to be as a movement going forward. Are we going to be bedrocked in a lodestar of truth? Are we going to fall into leftist cannibalism theory where we start eating each other alive nonstop 24 hours a day for clicks and rage bait?

[Dan Bongino]

I'm going to show you what we're up against and why we have to excise all this nonsense, this bullshit and get back to what matters. But we are going to have to excise this. There is no way around it. There's no amount of Twitter talking it down. It's going to make this go away. We're going to have to do the hard work. All right, I'm going to take a quick break. It was a heavy open folks, especially for a Tuesday. Now you see why it took me a little bit.

[Justin]

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[Dan Bongino]

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[Justin]

can go and see in this region we can segregate out a lot of

[Dan Bongino]

confounding variables and we can at least through statistical analysis, infer causation.

[Justin]

That's just a fancy way of saying did minimum wage cause job losses or

[Dan Bongino]

is it just a correlation where we can't point to that? What's the strength of the statistical analysis? That's what happens all the time. Natural experiments are hard to come by though in some of these spaces because you can't induce a negative condition in a natural environment.

[Justin]

Like, hey, we want to test the effects of massive amounts of radiation on a population, Justin. So I'll tell you what, Justin lives in Martin County. We're going to go to your neighborhood and we're going to set up a 24 hour x ray at your house and we're going to see what happens if you come to that, if you come down with some genetic mutation like some other people, we know that you can't. What's that?

[Dan Bongino]

Is it.

[Justin]

He wants to know if it's a paid gig. There's no amount of money you want to pay for that gig. This is not the way it works. I only bring up natural experiments because we've had a multicentury natural experiment that's been going on in near perpetuity now of leftist collectivism. In other words, take all the sources of income, take the means of production confiscated for the government versus capitalism, where you can build your own means of production, a farm, a business, whatever. Chrono flux in the chat, I'm glowing. Listen, there have been crazy experiments like

[Dan Bongino]

that in the past. My gosh is the Tuskegee Airmen. That is horrible stuff.

[Justin]

But we've had a natural experiment. In other words, we have enough instances of Lego, Lego, Lego, Lego where any person who believes in statistics can start to say, well those Legos are Now causal and connected because there's enough data to support it in the funnel. Like how I tied that together. We've seen what Open borders, wealth taxes, chaos in the streets, defund the police, government run health care. We've seen where this goes. You just saw it with the last government shutdown.

[Dan Bongino]

You mean this?

[Justin]

No, no, the one before where the Democrats shut down the government on President Trump because they needed more money for Obamacare despite them telling us to pass Obamacare because it was going to save money. We already have the natural experiment. You see one going on right now in New York again, where you've got this left wing lunatic, Mayor Mamdani, like a devout communist, right? And the guy's not even in office. And I'm not telling you, like he caused all this. A lot of stuff was going on for a while, but do you want to live like this? This is his city. This is a video in Manhattan taken

[Dan Bongino]

from, I believe, a TikTok guy.

[Justin]

And who's the guy on this, but Sweeney?

[Dan Bongino]

Okay, thank you, Sweeney. I don't know who this guy is.

[Justin]

However, I've been in New York quite a bit. I grew up there.

[Dan Bongino]

Very familiar with the five boroughs in New York, Was a police officer there, Started my career in Midtown south, the precinct there.

[Justin]

This guy's walking down the streets of New York, folks. If you took the background scenery out

[Dan Bongino]

of this with AI, you would think

[Justin]

you were living in the third world. Why would you want to live like this?

[Dan Bongino]

Check this out. This is Canal street walking south.

[Tim]

And just look how bad this is.

[Dan Bongino]

All metastasized and going insane.

[Tim]

Look at this.

[Dan Bongino]

Block by block. After the was completely clear before. This is the most expensive real estate

[Tim]

in New York City, by the way. Like, this isn't some area of Brooklyn.

[Dan Bongino]

This is Tribeca, soho, multi million dollar homes, property taxes through the roof.

[Tim]

And this is what we get.

[Dan Bongino]

Tim, what we thinking?

[Justin]

We're going to be back

[Dan Bongino]

spreading block by block.

[Justin]

I'm just saying, folks, you know when I say we have to walk, juggle flaming chainsaws at the same time, it's not an option. I'm really sorry. I wish we didn't have this faction pretending to be in our tent, trying to burn our tent down while we're fighting this stuff. But that's the fight we've been given.

[Dan Bongino]

And it pales in comparison to our forefathers and grandfathers who fought far harsher struggles than we're doing. I'm telling you, I said in the beginning of the show, there are times you, you do this like self pity routine.

[Justin]

I gotta, I do it too soon.

[Dan Bongino]

You gotta snap right out of it.

[Justin]

There's no time for that shit folks. This looks like the freaking third world. And by the way, cut your bullshit. Is nothing. It's not a race thing. So you can shove that thing right up your ass. It's got nothing to do with that. You ever been to the third world? This is what it looks like. Sidewalks. Can't even walk down the sidewalk. You got people in your face trying to sell you little gizmos and widgets everywhere. You ever been to places that this is how people survive on? Basically like a subsistence economy of selling widgets and gizmos. You want to live in the third world? I don't. Folks. Free markets have saved us from the grinding poverty poverty that produced widget economies like that for eons. Free markets saved us from that. You want to go back to this collectivist BS and the only reason I bring this up is I got a series of things coming up of sound bites and video right here showing you what I'm telling you about. This third world model of economics is real. The Democrats are going to run on this. Even the moderate position air quotes the Democrats are running on is still crazy. They're advocating for all this stuff. I don't want the third world bringing third world pols patterns of life here. I don't want it. And you don't want it either. Did you see this video that went viral? This is a.

[Dan Bongino]

A Cuban sees a supermarket, an actual

[Justin]

supermarket outside of Cuba for the first time. Now this is from what you can

[Dan Bongino]

see in the background. This is not a supermarket in the United States.

[Justin]

It doesn't matter. The point is it's just not in Cuba. It's, I think it was either Dominican

[Dan Bongino]

Republic or someone said maybe Mexico.

[Justin]

It doesn't matter. This is outside of communism where freedom and liberty have saved us from the deprivation, starvation, communism causes. I want you to look at the

[Dan Bongino]

videos in Spanish so we'll, we'll just play a little bit in lvo.

[Justin]

But you watch the look on this guy's face. It doesn't matter if you speak Spanish or not. You do speak eyeballs. Watch to look as he sees what scarcity look like in his country versus what relatively free markets can produce anywhere else.

[Dan Bongino]

Check this out.

[Justin]

You see this?

[Dan Bongino]

Talking about the onions and the potatoes.

[Justin]

They can't believe it. Look at a smile on this guy's face like they've never seen this before. Folks, I want you to understand something for the young folks who listen to the show.

[Dan Bongino]

I know you're out there. I get your emails.

[Justin]

1.

[Dan Bongino]

Thank you for being here. I respect you guys too. Of course. I love that you're here. Young, old, whatever.

[Justin]

I want you to understand that throughout the course of human history, this has not been the rule. This has been the exception. The course of human history has been starvation, pillage, warfare, plunder.

[Dan Bongino]

What saved us not from warfare, unfortunately, we're always gonna have violent people trying to kill us.

[Justin]

But what saved us from generational deprivation and mass starvation and people freaking dying because they didn't have enough calories to support living. Forget about exercising, hitting like the machine bench press on the life fitness thing, getting up and out of bed, they could not feed themselves and they starved to death. That is the. That is the. Throughout the entire course of sentient human beings, Homo sapiens, that is what happened. You're used to seeing that because you live in a free country. Mamdani and these leftists who were fighting the Bernie Sanders type. Do you understand? They want to instill the system. That guy came from where he's stunned. They have extra onions there, I think he says in Spanish.

[Dan Bongino]

I asked Paulus at one point something

[Justin]

to the effect of like, what are they going to do with all this stuff? He doesn't even know. There's so much abundance. He doesn't even show what they're going to do. He's never seen that.

[Dan Bongino]

I remember Paula telling me similar stories.

[Justin]

And she came here from Colombia, which, you know, the portion of Columbia she was in. They were pretty poor, but they at least had food. She couldn't believe it either. The milk, the eggs, the meat. Meat. Columbia. They get like a Chipotle. Tell me stories. They get like a small pack of chicken that was like for a month. I eat that small pack of chicken for breakfast. We give that packet of chicken to Lucy the dog. That's how rich we are here. I don't want to live in the third world and neither do you. You want to get there fast. Keep stealing our tax dollars and giving it to people who are coming over here. Not the right way, by the way. Not like Paula did it. And stealing our money through rampant government welfare programs that are not welfare programs. They're transfers from hardworking taxpayers to. To criminals who are stealing the money. Here's Peter St. Ange. If you don't know who this guy is.

[Dan Bongino]

I've seen him on Fox a lot lately too. I'm glad to see he's getting around and starting to get out there more because his commentary is pretty Darn good. I encourage you to follow him on X.

[Justin]

Here he is talking about the massive fraud problem we've seen in Minnesota, California, even in my state of Florida with

[Dan Bongino]

health care for durable medical equipment.

[Justin]

Ladies and gentlemen, if the government is paying for something in a big government model, whether it's socialism or just big government democracy, right? When the government's paying for something, I assure you the quality controls and cost controls are non existent.

[Dan Bongino]

Check this out.

[Peter St. Ange]

In a report last week, Dr. Oz, who is currently the head of Medicare And Medicaid found 72 fraudulent hospice companies in a single building in LA. Across LA there's an estimated 700 hospices that have triggered multiple red flags which Dr. Oz estimates at nearly three and a half billion of fraud. To give you a sense of scale, California is about a third more elderly than Florida. California is big, but California has 11 times more hospices. 2,279 versus Florida's 208. In fact, one in three hospices in America are in Los Angeles County. That apparently never raised an eyebrow. Of course, hospice is just the beginning. New York recently admitted they spend $82,000 per year for every homeless person. Projected to rise to 97,000. San Francisco spent $141,000 per homeless person. That's worth noting. The average American spend 60,000 a year. Meaning New York homeless should be living better than the average American. They should be vacationing in Tuscany and buying tasteful art pieces for their vacation homes. San Francisco homeless should be living like kings. Of course they are not for the simple reason. The money does not go to the homeless. It goes to the non profits that make up the welfare fraud industrial complex folks.

[Dan Bongino]

That video goes on, it gets even better. I encourage you to check it out.

[Justin]

Why? Why does the government, why does the

[Dan Bongino]

government waste and piss away so much money?

[Justin]

Well, I told you for a couple of reasons. Number one, it combined with the Democrats focus on open borders where they can bring people into the country illegally. The way to get them to vote Democrat against their best interest because they've come from places like Cuba where they're looking at the sebols, the onions, like holy shit, where do all these onions come from? How do you get a guy like that who's seen the the progressive liberal socialist communist model of government nearly starved to death. How do you get a guy like that to vote Democrat? The answer is you pay him. Pay him with what? They can't work legally. The answer is you get them on government benefits programs. This is not complicated. Get people in, use them to get people into the House of Representatives because it's dependent on population. Your population's leaving blue states. Replace those people in what you call demographic destiny. You talk about it all the time. Use them to enhance your electoral college votes in the presidential election. Get them on government benefits so you're paying them off. And get them to vote. If they can't vote because something stopped them, which typically doesn't many cases, and they're illegal, it doesn't matter. Just keep them there and count them in the census and at least we can use them for the presidential election. That's the model. I'm not doing that, man. I don't want to live in the third world, folks. And you shouldn't either. Here's Kevin O'. Leary. You may know him from Shark Tank.

[Dan Bongino]

Mr.

[Justin]

Wonderful.

[Dan Bongino]

He goes by Kevin O' Leary was on a podcast. What's the name of this Ice I Iced Coffee Hour podcast? So hat tip to them? Um, they appear to be leftists. Given the question here.

[Justin]

They asked Kevin o' Leary about a wealth tax. You want to live in the third world? Don't take Peter St. Andre's warning. Just keep distributing government money to immigrants who come into the country for a thousand different social programs and bankrupt the

[Dan Bongino]

government and you'll get there.

[Justin]

The second way to get there is institute a wealth tax, which sounds really good to the stupid people. It sounds good to the same people I was discussing in the beginning of the show who connect a Lego to a Lego. Two Legos that are in no way connected just because you saw two Legos. I like big government. Wealthy people have money. Therefore we should connect those and take people's money and everyone will be wealthier. That's not what happens when you look at the natural experiment where wealth tax were taxes. Excuse me, Were instituted. France, the state of Maryland. When you look at where this happened, what do you think happened to the rich people? Justin, trick question. When they taxed really rich people in Maryland and in France using a wealth tax, what do you think happened to the rich people?

[Dan Bongino]

They leave.

[Justin]

They leave. You have the natural experiment, dipshits. This just happened in the state of Washington. Didn't Hochul just cry about all the rich people leaving? Hochul was just crying. She was just. Kathy Hochul. Good point. The communist governor of New York was just bitching and moaning about, I have to go down to Palm beach and Florida and get all the rich people that left. Did so why are you still doing it? That folks, you just said in an interview, this ridiculous clown governor in New York, this communist Kathy Hochul. Hey, man, this wealth tax, you know, all these people left for Florida now. Now I got to go get him. I got an idea. Let's do more wealth taxes. These people are. I'm. I'm trying. There's this lady I really like on Twitter or Commentary. She's like, I love Dan show, but he curses too much. I'm trying.

[Dan Bongino]

ADD hard on the chat. Oh, please come back.

[Justin]

I was almost gonna wrap the show up.

[Dan Bongino]

I was poor.

[Justin]

Rumble wallet. And I. Sorry, we gotta read. I was gonna run. I can't.

[Dan Bongino]

People are leaving because we tried to steal 50% of their money. We got to go. Get you in Palm Beach.

[Justin]

What's your idea? Another wealth tax? It's a.

[Dan Bongino]

Someone in the chat, right?

[Justin]

Get to the clip already.

[Dan Bongino]

Here's Kevin o' Leary arguing with these two young men about a wealth tax.

[Justin]

Really?

[Dan Bongino]

So you already taxed the hell out of people.

[Justin]

Now you want to steal more of

[Dan Bongino]

their money, and you assume they're just going to hang around for this? Check this out. What do you think of the wealth tax?

[Justin]

Because Jack, we were having a discussion earlier, believes that it might be a good thing.

[Kevin O'Leary]

No, no, Jack, you're going to hell for saying that.

[Dan Bongino]

But there is. There is an argument to be made.

[Kevin O'Leary]

No, there isn't. It's un American. It will destroy the fabric of the economy, punishing wealth and success.

[Dan Bongino]

Well, it's not punishing because they already

[Justin]

have billions of dollars.

[Dan Bongino]

Right.

[Ben Banka]

The difference between having $5 billion and

[Dan Bongino]

then let's just say a 10% wealth tax, you know, $4.5 billion is not quite significant.

[Kevin O'Leary]

It's just the idea that you're made a promise to come to America as an entrepreneur, to achieve the American dream, and then some arbitrary politician randomly decides, we're going to appropriate that from you. We're going to steal your wealth just because we feel that a 10% wealth tax is appropriate.

[Peter St. Ange]

It's not really stealing.

[Justin]

It's redistributing.

[Kevin O'Leary]

You're going to go to hell, too. Both of you are going to hell. I feel sorry.

[Dan Bongino]

Well, we've never made any real money.

[Kevin O'Leary]

Used that word before. In Cuba, in North Korea, in Russia.

[Ben Banka]

It just hasn't been done right.

[Kevin O'Leary]

They're all shitholes now.

[Dan Bongino]

Good point, Justin.

[Justin]

That's.

[Dan Bongino]

I'm sorry to these hosts. They may not be left. They sound like they're actually laughing about.

[Justin]

I don't know.

[Dan Bongino]

I don't know these guys.

[Justin]

I just find the clip fascinating for the back and forth. Sarcasm or not, there's an argument to be Made, they say, for the wealth tax. I don't know if you're being sarcastic or not. What's the argument? An argument is made by data. Correct, you fellas? Is that not how we make an argument?

[Dan Bongino]

No, justice, like, not this day and age.

[Justin]

I get it. However, we're going to go back to an old day and age that was not full of stupid people. The way you make an argument, if you want to draw a conclusion from a series of and potentially a hypothesis out there, you had. You want to test against other hypothesis hypotheses out there is you draw a conclusion using data. What is your argument to be made? That everywhere they institute a wealth tax. Washington State, New York, Maryland, people leave. What's your argument? The argument to be made is the opposite. If you're going, I hear this all the time. They'll say something like, well, it's a data point or there's an argument to be made. Well, show us the data point. Make it's a data point. It's Joe Kent with the data point. All he keeps bringing up is data points. He never tells you what the data point is. It's an argument to be made about the data point. What the is it? Which one? Make the argument then. And I love the other line. Well, it's not punishment. No, no. Definitely not.

[Dan Bongino]

It's a reward to steal people's money.

[Justin]

It's definitely a reward. Do you understand how punishment versus rewards work? If you studied even basic psychology, punishment can work. Basically an aversive stimuli. Punishment can work one of two ways. You can have negative punishment or positive punishment. Negative punishment is when you take away

[Dan Bongino]

an appetitive stimuli, something really pleasant. That is when you put your kids in time out.

[Justin]

They're playing a video game, they like that, and they do something wrong.

[Dan Bongino]

You say, go sit in timeout. That's negative punishment.

[Justin]

It's punishment because you've taken away a good thing. Positive punishment is when you deliver an aversive stimuli.

[Dan Bongino]

The belt we were growing up, the strap or something, or my mom with the hanger. Once in a while they delivered something.

[Justin]

The positive doesn't mean qualitatively good. It means something was delivered to you

[Dan Bongino]

that was negative aversive.

[Justin]

They are taking away your money, taking away something you use for entertainment, education, for food. It is a form of negative punishment, a form of government putting you in timeout. I love this too, where the guy says at the end to Kevin o', Leary, well, it just hasn't been done right. How many freaking trials you need for two centuries? We've watched this natural experiment of communism and socialism evolve around us through hundreds of examples from Chile to Venezuela to Cuba to the Soviet Union to Bulgaria to the Czech Republic, formerly Czechoslovakia. We've seen it over and over. How many more trials do you need before you're going to show us that this correlation between communism and collectivism and success works? I mean, it is because it doesn't work. You don't have an example. Let's try it one last time. You understand how this is the mark of the dipshit. Think about this. Every time I grab the hair I don't have and smash my head on this wooden table here. It hurts. I've done it 10 times. Do you try it in 11th? And go. You know what? This time I'm pretty convinced. Smashing my head on the table is good. I'm going to give it one last shot.

[Dan Bongino]

It's a data point.

[Justin]

It's a data. It's a data point. Again.

[Dan Bongino]

Never, never tells you what the data point is.

[Justin]

We just need to try it one more time.

[Dan Bongino]

Socialism, wealth taxes, communism.

[Justin]

It'll definitely work. I know. It's easy, by the way, to vilify

[Dan Bongino]

people who are wealthy.

[Justin]

I get it. Envy, though, at the expense of your own lifestyle is another mark of the imbecile worrying every day about what some rich guy down the block is doing who may be an asshole. He may not be. Why do you care? Get a job. Go get a job. No one wants to tell you lazy people. I'm not talking about older folks, people who are infirm, kids whose parents have died. And their bible says we have a responsibility as a generous, great, God fearing society to take care of people who genuinely can't take care of themselves. I'm not talking about you. To the lazy bums out there. I know you're probably not listening to my show, but someone in my audience who was definitely not lazy. Send this to a lazy bum you may know. Get off your ass. Get a freaking job. Go get a freaking job. Stop worrying about what rich Johnny Bag of Donuts down the block is doing with his money. He just bought a new Ferrari. Who gives a shit? Here, we'll do it again.

[Dan Bongino]

Thank you, Justin.

[Justin]

Here it is. This is the loan repayment plan. It's also damp on Geno economics. Here is your ass known as a rump in the picture. Take it and get a freaking job. Go get a job. The hell is wrong with you? No one wants to tell you to get off your ass. They give you easy answers.

[Dan Bongino]

Is a government Covid program they'll give you money.

[Justin]

What do I have to do? Well, technically it's supposed to be for PPP or paying people. I don't have a business. That's all right. We'll just make one up and give you money. Okay, I got another one. Here's another solution. If that doesn't work out, we're going to attach those evil rich people who create a bunch of jobs and we're going to give you some of their money so you can sit on your ass. Oh, okay. Get off your ass. Go get a freaking job. I'm sorry. No one wants to tell you this. Maybe your parents are coddling you. I get it. Oh, Johnny, it's going to be okay.

[Dan Bongino]

It's not.

[Justin]

You're a lazy bum. Get off your ass and go get a job.

[Dan Bongino]

You are a lazy bum.

[Justin]

Get a job. There is value in work, you understand? When people take money from others and give it to people who can work, not only are you making them lazy, you are stealing away their opportunity to add value to this world. Every single person has some God given talent. I don't know what it is. It may be making wood tables. You may be a carpenter and you just don't know it. You know why you don't know it? Because you wanted to steal money from some rich guy who has no impact on your life whatsoever. To sit on your ass and never have to learn to do that skill because it's easier to sit on your ass. You stole this person's ability to contribute to this world away.

[Dan Bongino]

I'm gonna go a little out of order. I'm looking at some of these and I want to. I want to go a little bit out of order.

[Justin]

You want to live in the third world, by the way, teach people to be victims. Rich guys did it.

[Dan Bongino]

The white man did it. That's a favorite. That's a favorite of mine.

[Justin]

The white. The white man does every. Unbelievable. The white man and the Jews, they do everything. White man and the Jew, Jews, white, bad, Jew. I got it. I've heard it a thousand times. When you point to like. But it's so interesting when you see actual pockets of poverty. And the leftists talk about, you know, systemic discrimination against us that's keeping Baltimore city, for example, poor. You go, well, what's the system in Baltimore? Well, the system's run by Democrats since, like forever. Okay, where's the white man?

[Dan Bongino]

There.

[Justin]

Or the Jews or whatever. Do you see how keeping people in these boxes and convincing them to sit on their asses and do nothing with. While the rich guys are going to pay your way. Do you see how this adds to demographic, demographic power for the Democrats who keep people on the government teeth the entire time. Stay quiet over there, we'll pay you. But the only way to do it.

[Dan Bongino]

I want you to watch this video. Cue update. They're like, where are you going with this? The Canada video?

[Justin]

They have one of these liberal parties

[Dan Bongino]

in Canada, ndp, they had a leadership convention. This is not satire, this video. Now you're going to laugh when you see the video. I need to set it up a little bit. So forgive me, especially for those listening on Apple and Spotify, at this party leadership convention full of crazies, they give

[Justin]

out these color coded cards that give

[Dan Bongino]

you like privilege if you're an indigenous group or some aggrieved minority. They've determined.

[Justin]

And this card supposed to let you speak for the problem is when you tell different groups of people they're victims

[Dan Bongino]

of the rich people and the man and the white man and the Jews.

[Justin]

When you tell, eventually you have to segregate people out into groups that are small enough that they're easier to control because not every group follow this point here. Not every group has the same interest.

[Dan Bongino]

In other words, the label minorities doesn't mean anything anymore. There are Asian groups that have nothing

[Justin]

in common with black groups when it comes to interests. There are Asian groups within Asian groups. Vietnamese, the diaspora may have share completely different interests than the Japanese Americans. You see how the minority label, you have to like partition it into small groups so they're easier to control and you can appeal to people. But when you partition people into smaller and smaller groups at that granular level, what winds up happening is each one starts snipping at each other for the scraps from the table because Democrats can't produce any wealth, they've got to steal it. And then you get arguments like this that break out where aggrieved groups are like, well, I had my card. Well, I had my card. Well, I got to speak first. This is not satire.

[Dan Bongino]

Check this out.

[Hailey Caranilla]

Point of privilege on microphone one.

[Justin]

Then we'll go to microphone three.

[Hailey Caranilla]

Go ahead, delegate. Yes, hello. I was standing here with my gender equity card before you called on the previous speaker. That's my point of privilege and I would like to, I will accept. Explain the speaking order, which is fixed, that I cannot amend, which is the pro con rotation. You can move yourself up a line that you're standing. I am pro and I, I was. We went. You went pro. We went pro con pro. And my plan was to go con. The speaker at con mic 3 also has a speaking card.

[Justin]

Yesterday this card was used in an inappropriate map matter. And while I understand in Ontario we know this is equity, even if that this was also used inappropriate in terms of gender, I want everyone to be mindful that these cards for individuals like myself who identify as a black woman have no value outside of this space. It's not funny. I don't know what to say about every. That is what happens when the Tower of Babel chaos breaks out and nobody's

[Dan Bongino]

even speaking in the same language anymore.

[Justin]

In a world full of merit, that's not a problem.

[Dan Bongino]

You have a line, it queues up people who get up first to get on the line or first, that's geese

[Justin]

video of the day, by the way. When you have a system based on perceived grievances from a section of groups, you have to granularly silo out. Because just to be clear, you cannot have a group like minorities. The group is too big and too hard to control because not all of these minority groups share things in common. So to control them you have to make them smaller and smaller groups. Carpenter's union folks, Sikhs, Muslims from Saudi Arabia. And as the groups get smaller, the problem is they have fights with each other. This is what happens when you create a society of victims. This is what happens in the third world. This is why you see an explosion of terrorism in the third world where you have the presence of jungle environments and linguistic fractionalization. The jungle environment keeping people segregated, the linguistic fractionalization, people speaking different languages. What happens when they don't understand each other, can't talk and engage in free market commerce? They kill each other. You want that here, I don't. Here, watch this clip from Fox. This is Marie Harf.

[Dan Bongino]

She was out outnumbered yesterday. Marie Harf, obviously a die hard liberal.

[Justin]

She's on the couch yesterday arguing for again men and women's sports. Now the left has made a white guys 10 year fight over this. A decade long. We've been covering this since I got on the air. They have made this a staple again, a tent pole of their policy prescriptions going forward. Men should be able to play in women's sports as long as they call themselves women. They've been fighting for this for 10 years. Why? Because the trans group is a small group of people in the LGBTQIA two plus spirit and whatever it is, that is a group they think they can control and use for political part. They don't care about trans people. Here's Marie Harv. Actually Saying the same thing. This is apparently like an issue that was such a big deal to them. They really cared about trans people until they realized the politics and the control component wasn't going well. Now she's like, mom, I really don't care. Don't listen to me, listen to her.

[Hailey Caranilla]

I do think that Donald Trump used this to great effect by preying on people's fears of trans people. And look, I think sometimes people do have questions. Who should play what sports? Who should get married? I, I don't think that all the questions are necessarily coming from a bad place. 8020 issue. But remain on the 20 side and see how it works out.

[Justin]

It's about.

[Hailey Caranilla]

Women. Do you, do you want a biological man wrestling a woman? Do you want a biological man spiking a volleyball at a. Honestly, I don't care.

[Dan Bongino]

Wow.

[Hailey Caranilla]

I genuinely don't care. There are co ed sports being played at the, at the elementary school level across the state.

[Justin]

Notice the various debating strategies Marie Harf

[Dan Bongino]

employs in that segment.

[Justin]

Changing the argument. What, you don't like trans people? No one on the couch said that. Not a single person. She's arguing against the straw man. And then when she realizes the argument's not going her way, as Kayleigh McEnany accurately points out, this is an 8020 issue. 80% of people are against men in women's sports. It's probably higher to be honest. Notice how the argument changes to now. I don't care. They never cared. They only cared about the issue because you've got to put victim classes in silos to use them as political weapons for your personal power seeking endeavors because they're easily controllable. That way, once it becomes not politically beneficial, those people get thrown right overboard. Anti anti communism theory folks. These people are freaking lunatics. I'm telling you, walk, juggle, chainsaws, there's no option. There's no walking away from this. There's no woe is me. I'm not, by the way, I'm not being an asshole, but I have told you I do that too. Sometimes you feel like, gosh, I wish this was easier. Why do we have all these people doing these crazy things? Because people throughout human history have done crazy things. And it's up to non crazy people and good folks like you who step up to fight that good fight despite the slings and arrows coming your way. That's why. Relish these fights, man.

[Dan Bongino]

Relish these fights.

[Justin]

Remember, strong men and women create good times.

[Dan Bongino]

You know the old line. Unfortunately, good times create weak men who create hard Times that require strong men and women to come back and clean it up again.

[Justin]

That's you.

[Dan Bongino]

Sorry we got to walk and juggle chainsaws, fight these leftist lunatics, while at the same time fighting this malfeasance and evil in our own tent. Air quotes. But that's the obstacle that we're throwing in front of us. And that's what we're going to deal with. And it's a good thing, even if it is painful. Remember the book the Natural? Probably seen the movie. We all live two lives. The one we learn from and the one we live after that. I'm in the one after that. I know a lot of you are, too. I've got another video coming up for you next. One more. And I want to get to a bit of a comic relief. You ever see this comedian, Shane Gillis? This guy, you know, like I said, man, talk about liberty, talk about his smile. This show, we're going to have fun sometimes, too. Even though it's as serious as a stroke, we are going to have a good time. I'm going to play that for you. But I'm going to play an unintentionally funny video of how crazy these people are.

[Justin]

The new thing on the left, I

[Dan Bongino]

guess, is leave your MAGA husband and pretend you're really hot when doing it.

[Justin]

I didn't say it, lady. The video is like claiming how hot all these are. So hot. Well, okay. Well, you better bring it then, if

[Dan Bongino]

you're going to talk like that.

[Justin]

I'm just saying it's your video and not mine.

[Dan Bongino]

Folks, censorship is back. I see it happening just about everywhere. Many platforms are controlling the narrative. Again, you're seeing it in the headlines, the deciding what you see in here. That's no good, man. We gotta fight back. That's why I stand with Rumble. I've been an investor there for a long time. The only platform that's consistently stood for free speech. Just read the headlines. They fought these fights over and over. Now Rumble's taking the fight to the financial world with Rumble Wallet. A wallet they can't cancel, freeze or control. No banks, no middlemen. This is your money and your freedom. With Rumble Wallet, you can tip creators like me instantly. No fees, no waiting weeks to get paid. You can also buy and save digital assets like Bitcoin, Tether Gold and now usat. Tether's brand new US regulated Stablecoin Tether Gold is real gold on the blockchain. Actual gold bars you own. USAT keeps your money steady and protected from inflation all without relying on banks.

[Justin]

So let's take control back.

[Dan Bongino]

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[Justin]

Okay, folks, this is not meant to be the comedy break. However, of course, because it's from a

[Dan Bongino]

leftist collectivist nut bag, it becomes a

[Justin]

de facto comedy break.

[Dan Bongino]

This is the new leftist rallying cry, I guess. Leave your MAGA husband. There is a little bit of maybe sensitive language, but not too bad at the end. But check this out, ladies.

[Hailey Caranilla]

This is your reminder that you're way too hot to be with your MAGA husband. So leave your MAGA husband. Leave your MAGA husband, but cheat on him first. Cheat with his brother or his best friend, whichever's worse. He doesn't deserve your kidding. Meow, meow. It's time for you to hit the road. But leave a lasting impression before you go and cheat on your MAGA husband. And take a picture while you're getting plowed. Leave your MAGA husband.

[Justin]

You guys hear the end of that?

[Dan Bongino]

I missed that when we initially played that.

[Justin]

Did I might have cut that out? I totally missed the end of that.

[Dan Bongino]

I did this yesterday, too.

[Justin]

I don't know. I'm a surprise here. I'm glad I actually missed that. Take a picture while you're getting plowed. I thought these were like the women's lib people

[Dan Bongino]

while you get plowed. Like, that's kind of like an animal reference, isn't it? I'm not crazy, right? Guys like plow. I thought you were like feminists and stuff. And cheat on your husband, by the way, they say, with his brother or best friend.

[Justin]

That's the way that you go. That's women's lib for me. That's a great way to advance the cause of feminism. Go, women. Like, that's it.

[Dan Bongino]

Now I know, you know women watching this. Female patriots out there who love their family, their God, and their country are watching this, horrified. I understand that. But folks on,

[Justin]

it's hard to say

[Dan Bongino]

on a serious note after watching that kind of stupid. It's like an infection.

[Justin]

This is the alternative.

[Dan Bongino]

If you think the person in this video is again, an isolated example of collectivism, progressivism, and left wing crazy. If we lose, like I told you, I got a bridge in Martin County. I'LL sell you super cheap. Oh, let's skip around. We got a shower. Here's some actual funny stuff. Have you ever seen this comedian? Shane Gillis? This guy is hilarious. And you know how that for you algorithm works on X and tick tock and elsewhere the minute you click on a comedian.

[Justin]

Who's the other guy?

[Dan Bongino]

Ben. Ben Banka. I think his name is a brank. That guy's hilarious too. But this guy, I see all his stuff now and I just want to. You should follow this guy. He's really funny. He doesn't do like left wing bullshit comedy if you don't know him. Shane Gillis. Check this out for some actual comedy. Not like leave your MAGA husband lady. Take a look.

[Tim]

I love thinking about Trump in the Situation Room watching a live military operation. He's the only dude in the room that wasn't military. He must have been the only dude watching it. That was like, oh. You could tell he's never seen it before by the fucking speech. The speech sounded like a guy just trying to tell you some shitty saw. A lot of guys would knock on the front door. Not these guys, not our guys, not our guys. Our guys went through the wall. They blew up his wall.

[Justin]

And they use dogs.

[Tim]

Beautiful dogs. Beautiful dogs is the funniest detail. It's true. They actually did use. It was the Army Rangers and they used dogs because they were afraid. Out Baghdad, he was gonna be wearing a suicide vest. So they killed him with dogs and a robot and then made fun of him for crying. Let that guy cry. That's the scariest death I've ever heard of. That dude was laying in his bed in the middle of the night. His wall exploded. Fucking ten dogs and a robot broke into his. Dude, ten dogs wearing helmets and goggles broke into his house. The Paw Patrol. The actual Paw Patrol.

[Dan Bongino]

A lot of mutlies in the chat for that. Who do we got there?

[Justin]

Chrono Flux.

[Dan Bongino]

That's a lot of mutlies.

[Justin]

Chrono Flux, you're breaking the rules.

[Dan Bongino]

You got like 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 monthlies. Chrono Flux. We love you, brother or sister, but

[Justin]

there's no 12 monthlies. What was the most monthlies we ever had?

[Dan Bongino]

The five. And it was like four, right?

[Justin]

I think the four monthlies. We ever do a five? You cannot. Twelve monthly's not allowed. There's other people. There's other people breaking the Motley Rule too. There we go.

[Dan Bongino]

Here's someone following the rules. M Bird, Five Motleys that guy's.

[Justin]

And Justin's making fun of me by the way. Justin pops out of studio.

[Dan Bongino]

I know some smart ass comment coming.

[Justin]

And Justin's like, hey Dan, what do you mean? Have you heard of Shane Gillis? He's only the most popular comedian. Obviously I heard of him. He's on my for you page. I've been following this guy forever. However, not everyone, you know, watches comedy shows. I'm sure there's some people out there who said first time there. Now, you know, I've known him for a long time.

[Dan Bongino]

Popping.

[Justin]

I see that door open.

[Dan Bongino]

I hear some smart ass comments coming from one of these guys every time. Even Andy's getting a bit. Guy been here like three days and he's already like hasn't. It's been like three months I think.

[Justin]

But whatever, doesn't matter.

[Dan Bongino]

The story's funnier with three days chiming in.

[Justin]

They took it as a two way street When I gave him the job interview and told him, hey, I'm just

[Dan Bongino]

warning you like you're part of the show here, man.

[Justin]

They took it as like I'm going to be the show. I'm just going to introduce myself. Okay. Okay, you want to play that game?

[Dan Bongino]

I can do that too. Hey, that guy's really hilarious. But he hits on something there again, flipping back because you know me shows a lot of big emotional roller coaster all the time. That's why I enjoy it so much. That's why we decided to do it live.

[Justin]

Do it live.

[Dan Bongino]

I'm proud of our military.

[Justin]

Said it often.

[Dan Bongino]

I'll say it again. The greatest regret of my life was not going in the Marine Corps. They're just different Marines. And believe me, I mean that in a as the highest compliment around.

[Justin]

They're just different.

[Dan Bongino]

Been around so many Marines in my life and they're just different. And the fact that I did not go in there and I'm too old and decayed is just, you know, I. The golden handcuff. I had no money.

[Justin]

It's no excuse.

[Dan Bongino]

I should have just done it with the police department, get a paycheck, pay off all these bills. They call it the golden handcuff. But I'm proud of our military. And there was an article I read yesterday, I was reading the Wall Street Journal about the ongoing military action, the war over in Iran right now and how we are now so technologically advanced in warfare that whereas hear me out here, by the way, this is in the Wall Street Journal piece is not my original thoughts, I'm going to take credit for it but it's very good

[Justin]

analysis how warfare throughout human history, centuries

[Dan Bongino]

upon centuries of human warfare have been from the outside, inside.

[Justin]

So if you wanted to take out

[Dan Bongino]

the Third Reich, you know, you had to go through various entry points to get there.

[Justin]

You weren't just going to be given access.

[Dan Bongino]

If you wanted to take out, you know, Munich in the south, you would have to make your way through multiple different resistance lines.

[Justin]

Outside, inside warfare has completely changed. Because of stealth technology and our plane's ability right now to evade radar and detection systems, we can now wage warfare right over Berlin.

[Dan Bongino]

Right away if we were fighting the Reich or right over Munich or Dresden,

[Justin]

we can fight from the Capitol outwards. And how this is just an incredible testament to the ingenuity of the military industrial base and our military willing to

[Dan Bongino]

take chances on technology.

[Justin]

The problem we're having right now with not the war in Iran, but the messaging around it is by every stated metric, it has been an incredible success. Yes, we have to deal with the

[Dan Bongino]

strait, there's no doubt.

[Justin]

But there are people on the other side who want you to believe like this is some catastrophic failure. By the way, the guy writing the piece in the Wall Street Journal is not some big propagandist. He's just stating the facts like, my gosh, this is a testament to the power of the American military. And his, his hypothesis from it, by the way, is that if you're China right now, you should be really worried because it's pretty clear the Americans ability

[Dan Bongino]

to, if I'm not telling you, it's going to happen.

[Justin]

But if we ever needed, God forbid, China attacked us first to hit Beijing, we could do it. And I'm not talking about with nuclear weapons, I'm talking about with some of

[Dan Bongino]

the technology we have now. Here's Rubio, Marco Rubio, our Secretary of

[Justin]

State who's trying to make this case

[Dan Bongino]

during one of these weekend interviews.

[Justin]

We're a month in.

[Dan Bongino]

Donald Trump is given a four to six week timeline. We are coming up to the end of that timeline.

[Justin]

Can we just give the man the opportunity to let the strategy play out and then it's fair to criticize, celebrate, criticize, do whatever you want to do.

[Dan Bongino]

Check this out.

[Marco Rubio]

Well, I think the first point the President makes is he prefers diplomacy. As I said, those efforts are nascent. There is messages being rallied back and forth, some conversations going on, including through intermediaries, and he always prefers that. Look, if the Iranian regime had come forward at any point in the past and said we're going to walk away from our Nuclear ambitions. We're going to do nuclear energy the way every other country in the world, primarily almost every other country in the world does it. And that is through a peaceful means in which you bring in the fuel and it's supervised and so forth. We're not. We're going to stop supporting terrorist groups across the region. Look at this region. Every single terrorist group in this region has a link to the Iranian regime. Every single one. The Houthis, Hezbollah, Hamas, the Shia militias that are attacking everyone out of Iraq. Every single one of these groups and all the destabilization in this region tracks directly back to the Iranian regime. Those things have to be addressed. And if Iran had been willing to address those in the past, we wouldn't be having this interview on this topic right now. Their refusal to do so and their continuing move towards one day acquiring a nuclear capability. These people are lunatics. They are insane. They are religious zealots who can never be allowed to possess a nuclear weapon because they have an apocalyptic vision of the future. And all of their neighbors know that, by the way, which is why all of their neighbors have been supportive of the efforts we're conducting.

[Dan Bongino]

He's been absolutely crushing it. I want to thank him for his service in multiple roles. Secretary of State, National Security Adviser, Rubio. He's correct,

[Justin]

folks.

[Dan Bongino]

There's, you know, this, you know, we got him this time attitude with Trump, like, everything's going to fail all the time, folks.

[Justin]

There's policies, you may say, oh, I see this a lot, by the way, the way, fair, fair criticism.

[Dan Bongino]

If you don't know anything online.

[Justin]

In other words, you don't listen to

[Dan Bongino]

my show every day. It would be a fair criticism. Should probably do some homework. But however you want to criticize me about content, you should at least view the content.

[Justin]

But I get it. People are like, dan, you agree with Trump on everything. No, I don't at all. Guy and producer Jim have witnessed multiple segments where we've interviewed Donald Trump. We had some disagreements about abortion policy. I'm not a big fan of tariffs. What are you talking. Do you even do any homework? I am not a global interventionist. I ran for office against the Iraq war. He has stated a limited timeline of four to six weeks. Given this mid April deadline where he's going to reevaluate, I choose to give the man, given the tremendous amount of success he's had over the five years of his presidency, between 45 and 47, I choose to give him the benefit of the doubt here until proven otherwise. What's the alternative, listening to these idiots on the other side, folks, they will

[Dan Bongino]

never, ever call out good versus evil. I want you to understand that the

[Justin]

left is obsessed with the idea of victim classes of people. To create victim classes of people, they have to make you believe that the white male patriarchy, turkey, the Jews, whatever, it doesn't matter that they're the ones holding you down. It's not the fact that you just don't want to get a job and do any work so to create that they blame things like systemic discrimination, things that don't mean anything. Because when you ask them what the system is that's discriminating, it's always run by Democrats. They will never point to a real enemy.

[Dan Bongino]

And that's just.

[Justin]

Some people are evil and lazy. They can't do it because then you can't be a victim. Please tell me you understand that. Thumbs up in the chat or thumbs down. You get what I'm saying? They will never, ever call out good versus evil. The left, they will always try to obfuscate the lines. Because if you do it and you say evil is real and some people just suck, then you understand why giving money to people who suck and don't want to do anything and be leeches off the rest of society is a bad thing. They will never call it out. They will blur the lines. Did you see this Michigan Senate candidate? This is really quick.

[Dan Bongino]

Good. Everybody gets it. I know you do.

[Justin]

This Michigan Senate candidate, what's his name? Abdul Al Said. Here he is on this audio that broke where he's like afraid to call out Khomeini, Khamenei who was killed by,

[Dan Bongino]

thankfully, by our great military.

[Justin]

He's like, I don't think we should say anything because a lot of my constituents like this. You mean the death to America terrorists?

[Dan Bongino]

Check this out.

[Justin]

We have the moral high ground here. I think the more we stay out of, like they're going to try and

[Dan Bongino]

bait us into saying, yeah, but isn't it justified now that they took him out? Right, And I just think that's what we're.

[Justin]

You see how the line between good and evil is never clearly stated amongst the leftists out there? They can't have that or else you would assume that there is a class of people engaged in malfeasance and there's no amount of money that's going to save them. They can either be incarcerated if they break the law or encouraged to work and contribute to society, or else they're just not going to cut it. Here's another one.

[Dan Bongino]

This is I think it's a maze. More clip the Bernie is that amazement? Bernie Sanders. This is an even better one.

[Justin]

How they will never ever draw a

[Dan Bongino]

red line between good and evil, even

[Justin]

when the answers are easy. Here is Bernie Sanders, a devout communist, by the way, asked about basically who's a dictator and who isn't.

[Dan Bongino]

Hat tip, the great maze moron X.

[Justin]

You'll see here how it doesn't matter to them. If they can't use the talking point

[Dan Bongino]

for victimhood, it makes no difference.

[Justin]

They don't even know what a dictator

[Dan Bongino]

is because they don't want to check this out. I think the time is long overdue for the American people to tell this president he is not a dictator, he is not a king.

[Justin]

Senator, why have you stopped short of calling Maduro of Venezuela a dictator? Well,

[Dan Bongino]

he. I think it's. It's fair to say that the last election was undemocratic, but there are still democratic operations taking place in that country.

[Justin]

If this is an anti anti communist theory in action, I don't know what is. Bernie Sanders is the anti anti communist.

[Dan Bongino]

You are the anti communist.

[Justin]

Bernie Sanders only cares about communism and power. So communism is the aggregation of the means of production in the hands of the few. Okay? That's all he cares about is power and abusing it. You are in his way, Donald Trump. So you therefore are a dictator. However, when it comes to an actual dictator in Maduro, an actual dictator, Bernie Sanders, who sees Maduro as a useful means to implementing global communists because he's the anti anti communist, wants you out of the way. He won't call Maduro a dictator because he's useful. They will never ever call out evil.

[Dan Bongino]

But you will, right?

[Justin]

It's like the mostly peaceful protests. Mostly peaceful. He's beating the shit out of that guy with a club. Ah, most. He could have hit him harder and he didn't.

[Dan Bongino]

So it's kind of mostly peaceful. Shit. Beating.

[Justin]

He hit a beaten. Hit him that hard. He only cracked his skull. He could have killed him. Could have killed him. He could have shot him and he didn't. It's mostly peaceful.

[Dan Bongino]

Folks. What you saw in the beginning of the show today, that's some pretty evil stuff. Just want to reiterate again. We live in the greatest country on earth because of process, due process for every American citizen. You don't deserve it. It's your God given right. You were born with it. Saying deserve it means someone's got to give it to you. Like look, you were born with it. That is the whole essence of Big R, God given rights. No one gives them to you. They're granted by God, maybe protected by a constitution, but they're not the governments to give. Just let the process play out. This young man is entitled to the presumption of innocence in a court of law until proven guilty beyond any reasonable doubt. And again, the state is entitled to a free and fair trial as well. Without a polluted jury pool, without intimidating witnesses. We have a process. You either believe in it and believe in the process that gave us this abundant liberty and freedom, the wealthiest country in the history of humankind, or you don't. This is one of those rare circumstances in politics where it's a binary. You're either on Team America or you're not. And if you're looking to pollute this upcoming trial in either direction, then you don't believe in the process. And you're no different than Bernie Sanders. Folks, thanks again for tuning in. I really appreciate it. You got Haley coming up. Haley Caranilla at noon. You got Vince every day. Vince Colonnace at 8am Rumble.com Vince, check those shows out. We really appreciate it.

[Justin]

And please download the Rumble app. It is free.

[Dan Bongino]

Or go to rumble.com bongino either one works.

[Justin]

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[Dan Bongino]

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