Charlie Kirk and Antisemitism in 2023; Conservative Catfight Continues; Immanuel Bierer Update - #27

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Charlie Kirk and Antisemitism in 2023; Conservative Catfight Continues; Immanuel Bierer Update - #27
YouTube video by Baron Coleman (@realbaronpodcast) (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=30LJPAEbKZw). OPINION COMMENTARY by Baron Coleman (Baron Coleman (@realbaronpodcast)) — one commentator's contested analysis of the Charlie Kirk assassination and the State v. Tyler Robinson prosecution. These are his own assertions and theories, NOT the court record, NOT established fact, and NOT endorsed by profoundd; some make unverified allegations about named individuals. Archived here, attributed and lane-separated as commentary, so the claims can be weighed against the primary record — the tyler-robinson-trial hearings and filings in this same collection. Inclusion in this archive is not evidence of truth.

All right, guys. Welcome in. Uh, big show tonight. We We covered a lot last night, and there's some follow-up that I have to do tonight. I do want to um [clears throat] I want to open a little differently than I normally do. I am going to do the opening statement in just a second, but I have to share an article on one of my all-time favorite movies. I have to share this article on one of my all-time favorite movies. Some of you will understand why I'm sharing this, some of you won't, but that's okay. Uh Tom Hanks played a great character. a great character. I think his name was Jimmy Dugan. Yeah, Jimmy Dugan. Jimmy Dugan was a a manager of a baseball team uh that was made up of women. It was it was a it was called A League of Their Own. It was a fantastic movie. And what it showed was women uh could be very compelling and very creative and very funny and very um very much entertaining. And so while the men were all off fighting war World World War II, uh the women created a league of their own and they came out um you know a little slow out of the gate, but they were they were actually very good and they they ended up creating a nice crowd and and it was a great movie. There's a famous line in there [clears throat] where he looks over and he he'd been mildly critical of somebody and he looks over he said, "Hey, are you crying?" And he noticed the uh the young lady was crying. He said, "Hey, there's no crying in baseball." And it's one of the all-time favorite lines of mine from a from my childhood. And I just wanted to open with that. There's no crying in baseball. There's no crying in baseball. I said the other night, politics was a contact sport. Um, I will say this in podcasting, you know, as a lawyer, I'm trained that if you um [clears throat] that if you steal from somebody, then you are by all means uh flattering that person, right? You're obviously saying, "Hey, I like your work a lot. I think what you did was compelling." In fact, most legal work is just theft. That's all it is. whether it's contracting or whether it's um or whether or whether it's uh briefing, a lot of times you lift what someone else does, but you cite it. You let them know, I took your material. You let the judge know, I took your material. I this is not original to me. The same thing happens if you go publish a PhD. You can you can take other people's material. You just have to reference it. You just have to say, I this is where I got this material. Um, I bring that up because I'd gotten a lot of information over the last, I don't know, month or so that that there were a few people that were basically redoing my show as soon as I got on with my show. And that's fine. I don't care. It's not none of this is unique to me. This is just news. It's open source. And so I contacted several of them by email and said, "Hey, I don't mind if you redo my show, but you know, I'm trying to grow a brand. I'm trying to grow a show. You're trying to grow a show. If I ever take your material, I will site to you. can you just promise me if you ever take my material you'll site to me? And every one of them, it was like five different people. Every one of them said yes. And I have had people reach out to me that said, "Hey, where did you get that?" Because I had just covered that the day before. Oh my gosh, I didn't see it. I'm sorry. I will I will try to try to keep a better mind of that.One of the people I reached out to did not have the same uh uh collegial, you know, uh remark. So that's why I'm opening that way. It's a It's a little different, but I just got to say, God, just site your sources and move on. [laughter] Cite your sources and move on. Uh look look out. All right. [cough] I [clears throat] do want to open with the opening statement just as um just as I do most nights. There were a lot of lessons that came out of the 2016 presidential campaign. For example, we learned that a non-politician could win both a primary and a general election for president. Sometimes uh being a billionaire celebrity is enough. We learned that your personal life doesn't have to be pristine to win. For example, Trump has five children by three different women and he's got a list of alleged affairs that would make well, Bill Clinton blush. We learned that October surprises can be overcome. Who doesn't remember the Billy Bush tape and the predictions that Trump would never recover from its release? We learned that New York Times predictions of 99% likelihoods of winning are basically meaningless. Hillary Clinton went into election night a 99% favorite to win and she lost. And to be fair, that lesson was learned again in 2020 when we all went to bed on election night with New York Times saying Trump was a 99% favorite to win and he lost. But all those lessons pale in comparison to the real lesson from 2016, the most important lesson. And that lesson is that labels like conservative or liberal or Republican or Democrat are meaningless. One of my favorite entries in Wikipedia is a list titled the list of Republicans who appro opposed Donald Trump 2016 presidential campaign. It's a who's who of Republicans. Both former presidents George Bush are on there. So who is Jeb Bush, the less energetic Bush who ran and lost? There are former primary rivals like Senator Lindsey Graham and John Kasich. And who can for forget George Pataki, the former governor of New York, though most likely everyone has forgotten George Pataki by now. There are dozens of cabinet level officials, including Republican stalwarts like Coen Powell, Condisa Rice, and Bill Bennett. 11 of the 31 sitting Republican governors on election night all opposed Donald Trump. As did more than a dozen former Republican governors, there were [clears throat] 11 sitting Republican United States senators opposed to Trump out of the 54 serving on election night, including former GOP presidential nominee John McCain. add two more senators, which is excuse me, 10 more senators, which is it's remarkable because most former US senators don't know what day it is and they're limited to soft foods and depends. But you've got a growing list here. The list of former Republican congressmen sitting and former Republican congressmen who oppose Trump is so long my calculator broke trying to calculate. And you can you can add to that hundreds of former partisan Republican political appointees, state department officials, depart defense department officials, national security officials, law enforcement officials, literally hundreds and hundreds of state and local Republicans, all who opposed him. That doesn't even count conservative media figures like Ben Shapiro, Mark Leven, Glenn Beck, Guy Benson, David Brooks, Ross Detit, David French, Jonah Goldberg, Steven Hayes, Charles Crowhammer, Dana Lash, George Will, and more. You've recognized a lot of these names.These were the stalwart Republican commentators. They were literally hundreds of supposed uh supposedly conservative media luminaries united in opposition to a Donald Trump presidency. I haven't even covered the supposedly conservative business leaders, the academics, the entertainment figures who who opposed him. And despite this avalanche of opposition, despite the Billy Bush tapes, despite the wreck of his personal life, despite the jokes, despite the investigations, despite the rumors of Russian mingling on election day, everyday Americans lined up to vote for Trump. I mean lined up lines were stretching in many cases five to 10 times longer than a normal election. People who'd never voted before turned out to vote. The man who didn't appeal to the supposedly conservative and Republican elitists who opposed him and resonated uh who opposed him, that man resonated deeply with the actually conservative and actually Republican regular folks around the country. Because if you punch a clock for a living, if you wear steeltoe boots or come home with dirt under your fingernails, you probably don't care who Lindsey Graham thinks should be president. Because when the cards are on the table, we learned Lindsey Graham was playing for the other team. And so was the quote unquote Republican Bush family. And so were the hundreds and hundreds of Washington DC insiders who were able to exist for decades crossdressing as Republicans. They weren't, of course, Republicans, but deep down, we already knew that. We knew that because we kept voting them into office every two to four years, only to be stabbed in the back every time it was actually uh every time it was time for them to actually be Republicans and be conservatives. And that's the beginning of the greatest lesson of the 2016 election. It peeled back the curtain. Specifically, Donald Trump peeled back the curtain. His election let us see that these people were never on our side in the first place. It was a grift. It was always a grip. It had never been real. Presidents, governors, senators, congressmen, political appointees, conservative media, it was all a lie. It was never real. We normal folks spent decades participating in rigged primaries where we voted for our guy if we could locate one on the ballot. And when our guy inevitably lost the rigged primary election, we were told to be good little conservative cattle and go vote for the Lesler of two evils. So we pulled levers for Bush. We pulled levers for McCain. We pulled levers for Romney. We pulled levers for Dole and for other hundreds of other uh uh people cosplaying as conservatives because we were told that's how the Republican party worked. You vote for your preferred candidate in the primary and then you rally around the nominee in November no matter what. No exceptions. And for the most part, we did it year after year, decade after decade. And then our guy finally won the primary. And they didn't rally around him. Instead, they voted for Clinton and then Biden and then Harris. They voted for anyone but Trump. They opposed Trump every step of the way. They cheered hoax investigations. They amplified fake news stories. They did everything they told us not to do. What we learned in 2016 is that there never were two parties, at least not in the traditional sense of Republican and Democrats. There was one party, the Uni Party. And it didn't serve conservatives or liberals back home. It served them, the insiders.It served the politicians and their families. It served the political appointees. It served the media figures. To clarify, you and I are not the uni party. We're the ones they make fun of at their cocktail parties. We're the ones they laugh at while they're crafting their latest iteration of how to ruin our lives and the lives of our grandchildren. We're the ones they despise. Most elections, the uni party gets what it wants. It gets what it wants in the primaries and then it has two uni party uni party candidates squaring off in November. This allows Republicans and Democrats to act like they oppose each other. It allows them to say ugly things about each other and promise us this is the most abortant election in history. You know, rinse and repeat every two to four years. But in 2016, the plan was ruined because Donald Trump won the primary. The plan was to unite the uni party in opposition to Trump while maintaining some veneer of partisanship while doing so. Oh, John McCain, he's not a uni party member. No, no, no. He's just principled. He can't bear the thought of a man like Trump sitting on the resolute desk. But that's not at all what it was. Trump's campaign was a gift. It was a gift to us. By winning the primary, he pulled back the curtain and let us see the uni party in action. We learned, for example, that Ben Shapiro and Barack Obama, they were on the same uniarty team. So were George Bush and Rachel Matto. So are Lindsey Graham and Hillary Clinton. Rinse and repeat over and over with everyone I named on that list earlier. They're all on the same team with the overwhelmingly vast majority of the rest of the DC insiders. Unfortunately, Donald Trump has been in office so long that many had kind of forgotten the most important lesson of 2016. We're we're 11 years past that. Too many had forgotten the uni party controls nearly everything. Not Donald Trump. Certainly not we the people. Most people seem to act as if they forgot they got a good peak behind that curtain back in 2016. Mark Levin, for example, is still on the air. Mark Levin is still parading around as a model Republican. So is Ben Shapiro, for that matter. Lindsey Graham is up for re-election soon. And the same average everyday South Carolinians he actually despises, they're going to line up overwhelmingly to reelect him. And it's not hard. I mean, I'm giving people the benefit of the doubt here. It's not hard to see why people join the uni party. It certainly has its advantages. Elections are easy when you're in the uni party. You don't get a serious primary challenge. You win re-election 98 plus% of the time. You get media puff pieces written about you. You get invites to all the major network TV interviewers. You get standing ovations wherever you go. You become a household name. This isn't just for elected officials. This is for political appointees. This is for people in entertainment. This is for people in media. Life is easy when you're part of the uni party. The only cost to being in the uni party, what's the only cost? Your integrity, The death of Charlie Kirk has peeled that curtain back again. It's not the same dynamics we had in 2016. It's admittedly admittedly a little murkier. Maybe a little foggier is a better way to describe it. But we see the same dynamics playing out. Whatever it is, the gauntlet has once again been thrown down. The line has been drawn.If you want to be on the side of the uniart, you'll accept the fed slop narrative related to Charlie Kirk and you'll go back to the mainstream talking points. You'll repeat them. If you play this game, if you support the uniarty narrative that a 20-year-old with a furry roommate planned and pulled off the assassination of a major political figure in just over a week, the benefits of the uniart will be bestowed upon you. You'll of course have to ignore basic things. Basic things like physics, logic, rational thought, and the mounting evidence that the uni party feds narrative is incomprehensibly unsupportable. But you'll be remembered when the dust settles. You'll book the bigger guests. You'll be booked on bigger shows. The money will come flowing. Give it time. Be patient. The kingdom will be yours. If you oppose the uni party, I mean, by oppose it, I mean you're asking questions about things that don't make sense. Like, can a neck stop a 30 out six round? Can a bullet supposedly take wild turns inside of the neck going up and down and sideways all at once? Why are certain camera angles being clipped and edited? Why are witnesses being intimidated into silence? Why is TPUSA doing I mean everything they're doing? Why does a 20-year-old And why would a really smart kid who intends to get away with a crime take his cell phone to the scene of the crime and then use that cell phone to admit to the crime to everyone he knows within 33 hours. If you ask any of those questions, you'll be called crazy. You're defisive. You're evil. You're schizophrenic. Could be worse. And while the curtain is pulled back a little bit, take notes this time. Don't count on Wikipedia to log everything for you. Make a note of who is desperately trying to push this uniarty fed slop narrative and who isn't. Keep that list for later reference. Those are your teams. Those pushing, and I mean truly pushing the Tyler Robinson narratives, All right, here we go. Um, so that's the uh uh uh that's the opening statement today. What have I missed? What have I missed? Oh, I have missed I want to go to the a little recap from last night because I want to set up Charlie Kirk discussing being labeled as an anti-semite by his buddies, by his donors as far back as 2023. 2023. This is uh uh not something that is new to the Charlie Kirk investigation. So, first thing I want to do is I want to point out what I discussed last night. I want to point out what I discussed last night. I want to share a little small clip. It's about 25 seconds. Uh for those that weren't here last night, those of you who for whatever reason on Sunday or whatever, you you're not you're not watching podcast late at night. I want you to watch this and I want you to uh then keep this in mind in context for what we're going to share in just a second. So here is what we covered last night. Charlie Kirk, my good friend, actually I've never met the man. Take it away. True. But the fact is now BB and the Israeli hard-right government has a mandate. I got to be careful the way I say this to they're going to try to ethnically cleanse Gaza. >> Yep. I mean that that's and I'm so he this was what we covered last night. They're going to try to ethnically cleanse Gaza. This is something they're trying to to do. This is what they're this is what they're going to try to do. They're going to try to ethnically cleanse Gaza. Well, I asked the question, you know, where does this notion come from?How long had Charlie been this way? Because this was 5 days 5 days after the October 7th attacks. only 5 days. Somebody emails me and says, "Hey, it's not as if he didn't mention this." He published something in November of 2023. This is November 30th of 2023 where he over these allegations. Can I blow that up? Oh, yeah. So, this is Telegram. Um, I did not know this ex I mean I knew Telegram existed, but I did not know this this existed. Uh, Charlie Kirk says, "I was smeared as an anti-semite for even broaching this topic." Smeared as an anti-semite. Now he says, "Turns out I was on to something." So this is November of 2013. and he's admitting, hey, this looks so bad and anytime I talk about it, people are saying that it makes me an anti-semite. What is it the New York Time? This is a New York Times story he's quoting. What does the New York Times story say of Israeli officials obtained Hamas's battle plan for the October 7th terrorist attack more than a year before it happened which means the battle plan the attack the battle plan attack that Hamas used to to do the October 7th 2023 attacks the New York Times reported and Charlie Kirk seemed to concur that this looked legitimate to him that if Israeli officials obtained that battle plan more than a year before October 7th. This would be like the United States getting Barack Obama's battle plan for September 11th, 2001. And they would have had it in the summer of 20 uh 2000 before we even called things 20 the the summer of 2000. If we got a document in the summer of 2000 and said, "Hey guys, I think a great idea would be to to uh hijack some planes and fly them into the World Trade Center, maybe hit the Pentagon, maybe go somewhere through Pennsylvania. Not sure where we'll head yet. They might shoot us out of the sky. Oh, and while we're at it, let's strike the buildings in just such a way that building seven comes down at the same time. Ah, it'll be amazing. We'll have so much fun. We'll have so much fun." But this is him saying, "I'm on to something." Turns out I was on to something. Now, this is important to me for a couple of reasons. [snorts] One is I don't know if you've seen the beef going back and forth with Ian Carol and Nick Fuentes, but Nick Fuentes goes to Ian. I don't want to play it because it's it it just turns into too many clips, but Fuentes goes and he posts uh in response to something Ian Carol said. says, uh, you know, Charlie Kirk was was, you know, riding Israel's jock basically up until the last second. Up until the very last second. Well, we're going to cover tonight. Is that necessarily true? Is that necessarily true? Because I have him 5 days after the October 7th attack saying, "Yeah, they're going to ethnically cleanse Gaza." I have him a month after the October 7th attack saying, "Hey guys, they knew it was That doesn't sound very pro-Israeli to me. I'm old school. Admittedly, I'm old I'm old school. And so, I want to play a clip actually from tonight. I was watching this like 30 minutes ago. I want to play this clip from tonight because it gets into If Tyler Robinson actually did all this on his own, if the Fed slop narrative is true, if nobody else had anything to do with it, why is Charlie Kirk terrified the day before he passes away? Because according to Candace Owens, and I'm sure a lot of you have seen this, that's she she went live an hour ago, but according to Candace Owens, Charlie Kirk said this the night before he passed away.And what I can tell you is we also received a tip from somebody within Turning Point USA that that the night before he died. I know for a fact he messaged a donor and he messaged um somebody at Turning Point USA, but I did about planning and protecting. Of course, I'm not saying that you should run and dump everything that you have into gold. That would be misguided. >> Hold please hold please. What is that? Oh, it's probably because I had it on the live. Oh, you know what I'm gonna have to do? You guys are gonna have to bear with me for a second. I froze it on the live when she said it. And so now I've got to see, have they transcribed it yet so I can find it? If not, I'll just tell you what she said. They've not. Here's what she said. She said the night before Charlie Kirk passed away. So this is September 10th he passes away. So September 9th, Tuesday, September 9th, I think it was Tuesday. He messages not only a donor that says, "I think they are going to kill me." He goes to his chief security guard, Dan Flood, and asks him or tells him, "I think they're going to kill me." Now, that's a source she says she has from a TPUSA insider. I I cannot verify that source. I'm going on what she's saying, but it's consistent. I do believe it is consistent with something we talked about last night because this morning George Flood I mean George Webb gets on a live stream and says, "Hey, I've heard that Dan Flood has now been removed from TPUSA." And I don't know whether that was yesterday or the day before or whether he's just going off of Dan Flood's been removed from the website so we know he's been removed from TPUSA. I don't know which. But if you remember what we covered last night, you remember that? And then you remember how you saw the signal from Texas A&M at the same time? Yeah. It doesn't surprise me if Dan Flood was removed last night after that show. That would not surprise me. That wouldn't surprise me at all. Did I call him Dan Flub? I saw somebody say that. Or did he just flub it so bad? And so there's this rumor that Dan Flood has been removed. I don't know if that's true or not. I do know he's not on the website. And as we talked about last night, there's only three possibilities, and all three are terrible. All three are awful. Option one, he's been fired and we haven't been given an explanation. That's terrible. Uh uh his main asset died on his watch. If that guy was removed and we weren't told about it, that's a horrific outcome. Option two. Option two is they're chicken. You know what? and they pulled him down off the website to avoid the heat. That's not a good option either. That's not a good option either. Option three, option three is he quit and you didn't tell us. But there's no there's no matter what, no matter which of those three options happened, no matter whether he was fired or whether they just took him down off the website because they don't want the heat or whether he quit, we're owed some Because you've got people out there like Nick Fuentes who's going around shoveling the Fed slot narrative and just it's just shovel shovel shovel who's attacking Ian when Ian says, "Hey, bro, why aren't you why aren't you asking what's going on with Charlie Kirk?" The answer if if you're Nick is I don't care about what happened to Charlie Kirk. I mean, I would have accepted that. I wouldn't I would have accepted that. That would have been a perfectly acceptable explanation.But to go out there and say, "No, instead I believe it's the Fed slop and I'm just going to shovel shovel shovel the Fed slop." I just refuse to accept that. I just refuse to accept it. And so there's this conservative catfight going on right now. I I think this conservative catfight is is a targeted attack trying to take down those of us on this side because you have the uniarty fed slop that we set up in the opening statement. You have the uniarty fed slop and they're all they're all having a fed slopm, right? They're they're going on each other's shows. They're they're going on each other's shows and they're they're just patting each other on the back and oh, I don't I think Tyler Robinson did it, too. Oh, I think Tyler Robinson did it more. No, I think Tyler Robinson did it more. And there's just all this this backs slapping going on and there's all this happiness and they just couldn't be any happier. And everybody on the other side looking into this wondering, is this what they say it is? Everybody on our side is being labeled as crazy. But that wasn't working. They were losing. They were losing that battle. So now you see what's happening. Now you have effective people being targeted. Targeted from within and targeted from without. So they send the fed slot people in to go directly after Candace. She's crazy. Why? If Candace was being effective. If Candace was being effective, no one would have mentioned Candace. I mean, if she wasn't being effective, if she was truly making an idiot out of herself, they would just let her go. And then you got Ian. So Ian's being effective, Ian looks out and says, "Hey, Nick, uh, why aren't you wh you know, are you this just not a story that interests you?" And instead of Nick saying, "Yeah, I'm just not interested in it. Sorry, I'm covering all this other stuff." Instead, he goes and he gets attacked. And the same thing's happening that when I talked about the baseball opening today, the same thing's happening today. If somebody takes your show and steals it for like a month or two and you go back and you say, "Hey, here's where I did my show and here's their show the next day. It's the same show." And and you email them and say, and I've done this with several people. Email them. Just say, "Hey, I don't care that you're doing it, but just, you know, throw me a bone." Like just just say, "Hey, Baron said this. I noticed George Webb when he covers things, Baron said. Ian when he covers things, Baron said. When I cover things, Ian said, Ian said. George Webb said. Candace said that's it. That's all. And when you email somebody and say that, then they go full Tim Pool. That's a That's an op. That's an op. I'm sorry. That's an op. We don't get to go on You don't get to go on camera crying about it. And if you want people to be able to contact you privately, open an email address. Open an email address. All right. Uh, speaking of conservative catfight, speaking of conservative catfight, [snorts] I want to go to the Well, let me say this. I said maybe a couple of weeks ago, I started talking about the TPUSA people and mentioning that they all seem to have certain characteristics. You guys remember that? I start talking about the certain characteristics all these people had. that they all acted a certain way. They all looked a certain way. They all had Well, I'm not the only one that noticed because Milo went on Tucker, what was this, a week ago?Earlier this week, and absolutely flayed right-wing Republican commentary. I'm going to play a clip of that. I'm not going to play the Milo clip from the Tim P show for a couple of reasons. One is I thought it was way over the top. It's one thing to say someone's a Flintstone, they'll look a little happy. It's another thing to just fillet them from the bottom of their foot to the top of their head. He's free to do it. I don't, you know, more power to him, but you know, and it was just a little graphic. This is kind of more of a family show than Tim P's show. But I want to play this clip real quick because it sets up real quickly the next point I'm going to make here. Does you know the incidence of closeted homosexuality on the right is like over overwhelming. It's like way above what you would imagine statistically probable. >> Three straight guys on the right. It's like Alex, you and I have a floating wild card just in case I forgot anybody. [laughter] Whoever I'd like to claim the wild card I I didn't real can I get that wild card? My what a freeze frame. I apologize. I would never do that to someone on purpose. >> What else is there? I mean, maybe the Tates, but who else is there? >> What is that? Um, I don't understand it. >> There's such a long um there's such a long relationship, a long happy marriage between conservative politics and homosexuality. And it's easy to joke about it and say, "Oh, it's it's um you know, all of the bells and smells and frocks of the religious dimension to it all, or it's the pomp and circumstance of power, or but the New Testament is really tough on homosexuality. So, I don't see it as a that's not certainly not a Christian thing. >> It's not a Christian thing, but of >> all right. So, this was that and I don't want to play the whole clip if you want. I mean, Tucker puts on a great show. You can go watch it, but I wanted to set it up because I when I first started talking about the TPUSA people, I made a comment about this is how right-wing politics works. And if you go look at all the people, I don't know if you guys remember this, but if you go look at all the people who staff all these right-wing organizations, all the congressional offices, even the congressmen themselves, what you'll find out is it's it's pretty gay. Like overall, it's pretty gay. Uh right-wing politics and leftwing politics, but shockingly high percentage on right-wing politics considering the the the kind of the planks in the platform. And I had someone reach out to me by email and say, "Butar, is this fair of you to say? Do you really know this? And and I'll say I'll I'll say how I noticed it. I My business partner used to be gay. Um his name was Jack. He was fantastic. He was a great guy. He passed away a couple of years ago. He had a stroke and it and he was elderly and and overweight and diabetic. It didn't it didn't end well for him. But um and we were on the radio together off and on for a while. He he was just a great guy. But I was asking him about growing up because he was quite a bit older than I was. He graduated high school in the mid '7s. I graduated in the late late 90s. And I asked him, I said, "What was it like growing up gay then?" Because while we were uh doing we had a political consulting firm together. While we were working together, this was kind of the, you know, the the move. Massachusetts legalizes gay marriage and then the Supreme Court comes out and legalizes gay marriage.And so the country is sort of changing. And I and I was just curious and I asked people a lot of questions. I said, "Jack, what was it like growing up gay in the 70s?" And he said it's totally different than it is now. He said, for example, um it was his position that that's how all these offices got staffed. He said you would find out someone was gay. They were terrified someone else would find out about it. And so you had to take care of each other. And for some reason, politics was like a vacuum because typically gay people don't have large families. You don't have six, seven, eight kids. you only have one or two kids most of the time. So, you can work the long hours, you can travel a lot. Um, you can go out doing all the drinking. There's drinking and drugs and all this stuff. And and then you you get these jobs and they pay really well. And so, you want to reward other people with similar jobs. This is kind of he was telling me this was the genesis of how this came to be when he was coming up in politics in the 70s and ' 80s, 90s. And he worked all over politics um in in DC I think he worked for George Bush when he was governor of Texas at one point. But he was saying, "Hey, you know, you would identify somebody and you would say, hey, you're gay. You don't want to tell anybody. I've got I work in politics. I've got this great outfit over here. We can hire you. We can pay you. We'll take care of you. You're good with us." And it and it sort of developed that way. And then it sort of got passed down generationally to where that's still how all these offices are staffed. That was his position. That was his position. Well, I have been totally unable to look at politics any other way because when I look at politics, I notice the Blake defs and Mikey McCoys of the world. And I and the other thing is I he said what you do is you you bring them in young, you overpay them, you give them a title that they didn't earn, and then they kind of they're they're on the hook for life. like that And so I start looking at politics and I see these people. They're 18, 19, 20, 21, 22 years old and they're getting these unbelievable political positions. 22, 23, 24 years, 24 years old. They get these unbelievable political positions. They get appointed to the chiefs of staff of of high-end organizations. They get appointed to uh, you know, high-end And I think that's what Milo's talking about. I don't I don't know because he was he grew up British. He came over, I think, to the United States. I'm I'm guessing here. I don't know his whole bio. 20s, 30s, maybe. He wasn't gay in the United States in the political arena in the 70s. He didn't see how it how it kind of formed and was brought up. But once you see it, I've had so many people that I've talked to about this. Once you see it, you cannot unsee it. You will see it absolutely everywhere you look. It's the You go, you think, "No one has a blue truck. I'm going to get a blue Ford F-150. I've never seen a blue Ford F-150." You go buy a blue Ford F-150. Guess what you're going to see every day for the rest of your life? A blue Ford F-150. You had never considered a blue 40 blue Ford F-150. So, you didn't even you didn't even think to look for them. But once you consider it and once you start looking for them, you'll see it everywhere. And it's not that they don't exist. blue F-150s do exist. And that's the same thing with the people who are staffing all of these organizations.And I dare say there is merit to this beef Milo has with all these other people. I don't know that for a fact. Never joined in on it with the uh the the whoever it was he was uh beefing with over the the last couple days. Couldn't think of his name. I can think But this this is the [sighs] what's the word I'm looking for? This is the um this is the hidden little secret. We used to say in our office because I mean you figure it out and then you you en encounter people. would say, "We're not saying it's a gay cabal running all the politics at at every level, but if it was a cabal, this is exactly what it would look like. [laughter] Not saying it is, but if it was, this is exactly what it would look like." And so I I bring all that up just to point out, hey, I don't think Milo's way off base here. And we have some history for this. For example, I'm going to show you a story. A lot of you may not remember this. You may be too young, or you may just have forgotten your history. Do you remember a guy named Dennis Hastard? Dennis Hastard was the speaker of the house of the United States. He was the speaker of the house of the United States. He was accused made it too big. He was accused of sexually abusing young boys when he was a teacher and wrestling coach back in Illinois. Do you think he made it all the way to the speaker of the house without anyone knowing that existed? No. No, of course not. People absolutely knew this was a case. People absolutely knew he had a an affinity for for uh males. People probably absolutely knew, I can't say this definitively, but they probably absolutely knew that he had an affinity for young males. They probably absolutely knew that they had caught him That's the Epstein model, baby. That's it. That is what it is. Uh it's not just him. Do you remember this guy, Mark Foley? Mark Foley. Now, I'm going after the elected officials right now because they put their name on a ballot uh late 2006. He was soliciting emails and suggestive messages from teenage boys. Now, you know, maybe he has a good defense. My point is somebody knew this was taking place and elevated him to positions of power. That's my biggest problem with it. I have a problem in and of itself that it's happening. But the bigger problem is this is the political capital that people are using to get ahead. You me someone in the comments mentioned Mike Johnson. There was an allegation about Mike Johnson not terribly long ago. I don't know if it has any merit, but there was an allegation about Mike Johnson not terribly long ago. It goes on and on and on. Larry Craig with his wide stance in the in the thing. No, I'm not gay bashing. This is not gay bashing. I don't care what these people do. My point is this is the way politics works. I'm supporting Milo and others who are going out there saying, "Yeah, this is what happens." and Tucker who say, "Yeah, this is what happens. This is how it This gets back to the unic party process. This is my point of my opening statement. The uni party doesn't care because the uni party didn't elect Dennis Hastard as the Republican speaker of the house because Dennis Hastard had Republican family values. They didn't elect Dennis Hastard to the Republican speaker of the house because he was super conservative Dennis Hastard." No, that has nothing to do with it. That's not it at all. They supported him for Speaker of the House bec and he was a particularly unremarkable person if you remember.Have you ever seen a picture of Dennis Hastard? We're not talking like a slick politician. You think Speaker of the House, you think Mike McCarthy. Hell, even Mike Johnson, he's at least got a haircut. I'll just show you the whole Google images page. I'm not going to try to pick out a bad one. I'll let you see all the bad ones. Does this look I mean, is does this look like the the the the genius politician, the evil mad genius? No. It was compromised. That's why he was the speaker of the house. That's 100% why he was the speaker of the house. That's my point. I think that's the point ultimately Milo's making. And I think that's the point of to me a lot of the explanation for what can what is happening in the conservative politics right now. The cat fighting, the infighting. I think there are a lot of people who are infighting because they are controlled. They're infighting because they're controlled. serving up uniarty slop, they're probably there's a possibility. It's not out of the realm of possibility that they're controlled. That is that is the point. That is the point. Um, let's see here. [snorts] Someone asked me if I would show the Blake Nef email, so I'm going to show it now. Um, I didn't know how I, you know, I'm not fancy on computers. I didn't uh know well how to redact this, so I just dropped it in a Word document. I I don't have time to mess with all this stuff. This is an email exchange. I promise you it's word for word. I've just blacked out what I think are what I think is identifying information or deleted it when I couldn't get it blacked out. Um, this is somebody emailing on December 3rd to Blake Nef. You need to get better advisers, better writers. Candace didn't become the number one global podcast because we were all leftist Antifas. Apparently, he was blaming us for being leftist Antifas. We're the opposite. and we all immediately felt uh and still feel there are holes in the official narrative. And then goes on, I'm a senior citizen, threetime Trump MAGA voter, born again Christian. I feel like you're mocking me when you mock Candace. Repent and apologize to us in our millions. Now, what in the world Hi, redacted. I meant EXACTLY WHAT I SAID. [laughter] THE BEHAVIOR of Candace's fans has been utterly disgusting. They act with the same callous hatefulness as Antifa. I know because I've gotten to directly witness the behavior of both these past three months. I will not apologize. If you want to side with them, that is your choice. But if you do, THEN YOU This reminds me of like sports fans. If you don't support our coach, you're not If you don't support the big beautiful bill, you're not you don't really like Trump. If you don't support uh bombing uh Iran, You love the rush you get from ripping apart grieving pe Blake. Just don't respond. Just don't respond. You guys have been so quiet about so much. A senior citizen, three-time MAGA voter finally provoked your interest enough to respond. That's where you draw the line. No, no, NO, NO, NO. I'M NOT GOING TO RESPOND if they suggest that my good friend Mikey might have been in on the murder. No, I'm not going to suggest. I'm not going to I'm above responding. I'm not going to give heed to your allegations. I'm not going to respond when they wonder why our tech guy was there when he's never there. I am not going to respond. But a threetime senior citizen Trump voter comes up to you and that's where you that's where you say that's it. I've had enough.I cannot handle anymore. I must address this outrage. Uh which outrage Blake? Are you talking about the outrage where they're accusing Mikey of running off on him while he's dying? No. No, I'm not going to address that outrage. Oh, what about the outrage where they they chucked him in the van like a sight of beef instead of getting help from the medical professionals who were president? No. No. No. I'm not going to address that outrage. Oh, well, what about the outrage where they're suggesting that they're hiding evidence of a murder by taking down the cameras? Are you going to address that outrage? No, I'm not going to address that outrage. Well, what outrage are you addressing, Blake? a three-time MAGA voter, senior citizen. I've had enough. I've got to address it. I've had enough. Uh, she did respond. Called him son. I thought that's always nice. Throw that in there. You don't know me, son. Uh, Charlie knows who loves him. Like, let's let's stop let's stop both sides. Let's stop putting thoughts and words in Charlie's mouth post death. Um, and so does Christ whom Charlie so loved. You're attacking your own. This is the key. This is why I thought it was worth sharing tonight. This inside attacking, this inside attacking has to stop. Matt Walsh said he wanted to stop the inside attacking and they totally sidelined him. The algorithms used to push me Matt Walsh gear like seven times a day. I would get seven Matt Walsh clips a day. I don't get any anymore. Matt Walsh used to be, you know, I would get I would get advertisements for am I a racist or what is a woman? I would get them 25 times a day. I don't get any anymore. Matt Walsh has been effectively sidelined. Why? Cuz he said, "Hey, let's not attack each other for a little while. Let's just see how that goes. Let's see how that goes. Maybe one day Matt Walsh will grow the pair we all believe he might have somewhere and leave the Daily Wire and we'll see the real Matt Walsh like we're seeing the real Brett Brett Cooper now. She's she's gone. I I don't want to shortcut this email because she did say a few other things. Mothers, fathers, veterans, we're not evil. We're acting in good faith, looking for the whole truth. I'll pray for you as you as you face her questions. Remember, she's asking on behalf of many, many good Americans and sincere Christians around the world. Um, but that's it. So, you know, there is a breaking point for TPUSA. There absolutely is a breaking point for TPUSA, but the breaking point is not answering questions about the actual murder of Charlie Kirk. That is not the breaking point. The breaking point is senior citizens That's that's the that's the issue right there. Okay, last little uh last little piece I want to get to here and then I've got a couple extraneous stories I want to clear up from the last few days. >> [clears throat] >> It wasn't terribly long ago um when uh uh Candace mentioned it was a couple of days ago mentioned a guy name Emanuel Bureer um and I doing what um I sometimes do. I jumped on. I thought, well, this is a new name. We've not heard of this. Let me see what's out there in the realm of uh Google Trends. I jumped on Google Trends because a lot of times when I'm doing these Google Trends searches, because they have a tendency to disappear information off of them, I'll record me running through it. But I ran through, and the reason I'm showing you this video, I ran through this the first time.There's no sound, so you don't have to worry about this. Pardon the closeup here. There we go. Uh you'll notice here, I'll pause it. I spelled it Emanuel with an E. And that's because in the news story she cited, it was Emanuel with an E. That's weird because there's two of me right next to each other on the screen. But in the news story, it was Emanuel with an E. Well, lo and behold, I kept getting people saying, "Hey, I think it's Emanuel with an I." So, I looked it up a manual with an I. And uh did another search. There it is. Emanual with an I. I thought, why would there be more than one spelling of a manual? How did I get it wrong? Well, I went and I pulled the actual article that she was showing. And sure enough, in that article, it was Emanuel with an I. I mean, yeah, with an E, rather. Emanuel with an E. But the actual Emanuel beer is not Emanuel with an E. It's a manual with an I. Well, this is a weird thing. I didn't know what she was asking for. I didn't know what she thought there would be. I was confused. So, I thought, let me just run through and see what we can find out there. Here's that original news story. I think this is a a fun little walk down uh down a lane showing you how this works. Well, I'll blow it up big so we're all watching the same thing together. Here we go. This is the original news story >> Of what was happening. >> I hear this loud sound and I'm like, "That wasn't what I thought it was, is it?" I was like, "No, this can't be happening right now." >> So, that's the only clip, honestly, in the whole news story. I don't know why this drew her attention, but this is the day of the shooting, but this is not in Provo. This is not in Orum. This is an hour away in Salt Lake City, allegedly. And I think that's what caught her attention. Hey, why why are they interviewing this guy an hour away in Salt Lake City? So, is there anything more to this story? I don't know. Uh but a very astute reader to the pro listener to the program or viewer of the program. I have to get used to the uh what we're calling it now. A very astute viewer to the program noticed something weird on Emanuel Beer's LinkedIn page. There are in fact two Emanuel Beer LinkedIn pages. And if you notice the two pages have different people or different pictures. Maybe it's the same person but different uh two different pages, two different pictures. And if you go through, and then this is also interesting. Look what recommended post jumps up when you look at Emanuel Beer. It's a post with some language I didn't recognize. It turns out it's Hebrew. So when you search Emanuel Beer, you get related posts that pop up in Hebrew. I'm sure that's just a coincidence, but when you go look, he has a very interesting work history. He works with computers, he works with uh visual arts and all this stuff. and he um I I can't show the uh the resume. We have his resume, but I can't show it because if you show the resume, then you're going to out who the guy. I mean, you it's got his home address on it and everything else. But what it turns out is he had some really highend The person who emailed me is a a tech recruiter. I can't remember if she told me I could use her name or not, so I'm not going to. But let's say first name Aaron. she's a tech recruiter and uh Aaron says, "Hey, I'm looking at this and the reason it jumped out at me is because um I'm a recruiter in this area and he has too much experience before he went to college for his degree.Way too much experience, like high-end jobs working in this field well before he goes to the University of Utah to get his degree." And then she starts naming places he worked. And this is why I can't show you the the resume. I don't want to out the like, you know who the guy is. You can go look him up and and he made himself public by going on to the um going on doing the interview on PBS, but I'm not going to put his phone number up, you know, on the screen, but he has all this experience and it it just doesn't add up. So, I don't know if this guy is somebody or not. I don't know why Candace was asking about it, but once again, there's some weird component to this in that this is a college campus and they run out to interview not college students, but a 38-year-old software developer in Salt Lake City. That's who they interview about the shooting. You would think they could find a 19, 20, 21, 22 year old, college freshman, sophomore, junior, or senior and get their impression, but we have almost none of those. We have almost no public interviews with college students from UVU. Almost none. [snorts] Instead, what we have are all these adults going on the record. All these adults going on the record. So, uh, I do want to show one more thing. This is interesting to me. This is from the Life is Driving video. This was I would I did not catch this the first time. I did not catch this the first time. And I wouldn't have caught it except when the Emanuel Beer piece came up. You could see in the clip it happening and somebody else picked up on that, put it on Twitter and I see it on Twitter and someone says, "Why is this guy directing traffic?" So I retweeted it. I said, "Yeah, why? I've never seen this before. Why is this guy directing traffic traffic?" Check it out. You can see it here. I found the video where they got it from. It's the life is driving video. But this is bizarre. I've been I've never been to a shooting obviously, but I've been a lot of public places. Sometimes public places where people leave quickly. I've never seen people turn into traffic directors. >> We had it so it's positioned above the tent so it would be in the camera. >> There's your gunshot. >> This give you an idea how quick. >> So this will give you an idea how quick >> So right now everybody's just leaning down. Nobody's running off your >> shooting. There's been a shooting. You heard shots. >> Now they start to run. Watch how quickly people start directing traffic and watch you guys. Okay. >> Okay. Love you. Be safe. Okay. Be safe. Bye. Apparently, there's been a shooting. I don't know who's been. All right, we are 35 seconds after the shooting. The shooting was in 1919. This is 1954. You see this gigantic um uh flag pole or this gigantic uh light pole here? Do you see right to the right of it? Right at the very bottom of the screen, the lowest part of the bush here about a third of the way from the right. You see the guy standing in the bush where there's been a lot of discussions about people standing in the bushes. Here's a guy standing in the bush. Look directly in front of the bush. See where my See where the little little squares popped up? Look directly below that. There's a guy in a white long sleeve shirt and a backpack standing in front of that bush where this man is actually standing in the bush and he's directing traffic. Soon another guy will come and stand next to this light pole and start directing traffic. Pay attention to this.I'm going to turn the sound off because it's So you you see guy down here. You see this guy right under this square right here that I just pulled up. That square right there right below there. You see this guy in the white shirt directing traffic. Watch the guy next to the light pole. He's also directing traffic. Guys, this is 3540 seconds after a shooting. Everybody is running in absolute panic Those dudes are directing traffic. Not only are they directing traffic, one of the dudes is standing directly in front of a bush with a man standing in it. That is not not at all how people act in an emergency. Somebody on Twitter said, "Yes, yes, yes. We know the old fight, flight, or direct traffic response." We It's fight or flight or direct traffic. Which one? Someone uh also in there suggested that purple tent is an awfully good angle for the shot. I don't know. That might be a bridge too far. That might be a bridge too far. Uh whether that uh tent also is a is a good angle for the shot. I I don't know about that, but I've never seen a shooting where immediately within 35 seconds, you've got two people directing traffic and somebody standing directing traffic in front of a guy standing in a bush. That's the first I've ever heard. That's the first time I've ever heard it. All right. Uh, we're going to do a short show tonight because I went four hours plus last night. I cannot do it again. I cannot do four more hours. Uh, not because of my health. I would love to do four hours. I promised my family I would not do four hours. [laughter] And I came on 30 minutes early uh so that I wouldn't do four hours, but I I did want to clean up a few of these stories from yesterday. I initially in thought about just not doing a show today, but but there were just there were just things hanging out there that I just wanted to get cleaned up. Uh, and I wanted to address this this in party infighting and and I'm I'm serious when I say this, guys. The in-party infighting has to stop. I am assuming anyone attacking faction within the faction, I'm assuming they're not. I'm just assuming they're not because they're trying to attack from outside. They can't do it. the the Donald Trump forces have been winning, as Milo said on Tim Pool the other day, like 11 straight years. We've been winning elections. We've been winning congressional seats. We've been winning Senate seats. We've been winning presidencies. We've been winning governorships, state houses. They tried attacking us from the left. They failed. Then they set it up so that factions within the Republican party were fighting. The uni party started fighting. I'll call it the the Candace Wing, right? that that's a she's an idiot. She's crazy. She's nuts. She's she's an anti-semite. You know, Fuentes and Candace and Tucker and and they cannot run their numbers down. They're she's got the number one podcast in America. Tucker's killing. He's like number two. So they realize that wasn't working. And so now they're fighting within Now They've got people cosplaying as being within your faction, fighting you, and it's getting a little ridiculous. It's getting a little ridiculous. That's That's all I'm going to say about it. All right. Uh, who won the big bet on hoodie color? Who had white? You guys can look back. I try to run them in a in a kind of the same order. I mean, they let a lot out of order. If there's a theme or some reason, I want to wear a different one. I've ordered a new one.It's supposed to be here late this week or early next week. It's dope. You're going to love it. Oh, you're going to love it. I love when I get a new hoodie. It's like Christmas. It's like Christmas. Uh Carrie Collins, thank you. Uh thank you for the generous donation. Baron Coleman, I'm awake sending your content to people that can receive message without feeling like I sent them an Alex Jones clip. Your style allows skeptics who are just waking up to hear the message without shutting down. I'm grateful. Thank you, uh Carrie. That's very kind. That's very, very kind. Uh, so you're calling me the not so abrasive and aggressive Alex Jones. Is that what you just said? Is that Did I hear that right? [laughter] I don't want to. I I take any compliment I can get. Thank you for responding to my emails and addressing this. What did I respond to or what did I address? But you're welcome. You're welcome. I look, I read the emails. I read the emails. I don't respond to every email. I respond to some. And if it's if it's something that needs to be addressed on the program, I'll certainly address it. Uh, can you check on the past school shooters from the last 10 years on your Google searches? I've done it to see if any of them were looked up before the shootings in DC and Israel. They I don't know about Israel. Uh, DC certainly. Um, I could run through some of those sometimes. I remember Audrey Hail was one that we looked up because she was here in Nashville, local to Nashville. Uh, Audrey Hail was one. Um, there have been others. And uh you know early on after I started covering the Charlie Kirk stuff on this podcast and and people start tuning in. I ran one on a couple of shootings that took place on the same day. One was the Mormon I don't know are they called churches? I don't I'm not being rude. I just don't know. The Mormon facility in Michigan. I ran a search on that guy. Crazy crazy hits all over the place uh in the days and weeks leading up to it. And then there was a a shooting at a bar or something maybe the same day or a couple of days before that in North Carolina. I ran those searches. Go back and watch those episodes. It was like the first, second, maybe like the third, second or third, fourth episode I did on the Charlie Kirk trend. Um, go back and watch those or I can do some more. I'm fine with that. I'm fine with that. I am concerned that and that's why I start that's why I started videoing these searches while I'm doing them. I'm not vain and it's not that I want to pay for a bunch of storage because I have to pay to store it. Um, it's that I started getting challenged when I would publicize publish something and then they would go back and say, "Well, that's not showing up anymore." I'm like, "Well, I can't help you." What? They're taking it down. They're actively removing the searches from the archive and I can't help that. I don't control Google. I can't stop them from doing it. Uh, thank you, Brandy. Super sticker. Thank you, Wally. Jack Jackie E. Thank you, Jackie. Uh, Amanda Van Allen radiation bait a league. Van Allen radiation belt. A league of our own is one of my favorites. I just watched it. I have a baseball card signed by an original Rockford Peach. Now that's a that's something special. [snorts] That's something special. Uh Broki, put up a QR a QR code and send you Bitcoin. Does that violate the uh YouTube terms of service? I'll put one up on Twitter. [laughter] I'll put my wallet up on Twitter.Then you guys can dig through it and see the people who have uh who sent me transactions 11 You'll see those transactions. You'll say, "Boy, if he'd have just kept all those, he'd be a quadrillionaire. I don't have diamond hands." I'll admit it. Uh, thanks, Jackie. Mr. Bruce Lee, uh, $50. People need to realize that our leaders are a bunch of alcoholic sexual deviants. They are that and more. They're that and more. That's the uni party. That's the uni party. How do you know someone can be trusted? They're not in the uni party. That's it. That's the answer. There's no other way. There's no other way. How do I trust Candace? Not in the uni party. Ian, not in the uni party. Not Not feeding me uni party slop. Does that mean I'm going to agree with every single person not in the uni party on every issue? No. Like Bernie Sanders is in the uni party. I don't agree with him on every issue. Don't agree with him on many issues. But I know I can trust him. That's the difference. You see, I know I can trust him. Is there someone new on the program named Byron? No, I'm the only one in here. Uh, longtime listener, first- time caller. Just want to say awesome podcast. Thank you. Thank you. You've listened so long you've you thought my name was Byron. [laughter] I get I get I don't really care. Uh, check out Kurt Mezer. He's a comedian and Jimmy door sidekick and conspiracy theory wizard. I like Jimmy Door. I'm familiar with Kurt Mezer. And uh I watch a lot of Jimmy Door clips. I don't watch a lot of Jimmy Door shows. Um but I do watch a lot of Jimmy Door clips. You know, 10, 15, 20 minute clips. I like him a lot. I like Kurt Mezer. Techie had $50. Thank you. Mcccleintoch's very first photos from 910. Capture squib tubing under Charlie shirt before they could hide it. Google LZ fair lounge substack. What's under Charlie shirt? I knew Charlie had a chubby neck compared to old photos. Let me show you one photo that caught my eye. I actually sent this to a friend of mine who thought I was completely nuts. And I said, "Does this look like a normal neck to you?" [laughter] That's what I asked. Now, this is all credit to Charles Mcccleintoch Wilson here. He's been very generous letting us use his photos on the site. That's a weird I mean, I'm sorry. That's weird. That's a weird thing going on there. I don't know what that is. Maybe Look, I would love to believe Charlie's alive. Like, [snorts] if you came to me today and said it was all an act, Charlie's I don't know what that is. I said, wait, I just noticed something. He ate strawberries. Look, he's got a little fleck of red right there. and two little black strawberry seed specs. He I don't want to go out with strawberry seeds in my teeth, guys. I don't want to do that. That's not how I want to go. I want to show up at the pearly gates freshly flossed. Uh but yeah, that that look that looks weird. I'll be honest with you, being 100% honest. just just, you know, being a bro with I I don't know what that is. And I've asked many people and it it's right where the wound was. Now, it's possible he just The answer I got back from my friend is no, no, no. I knew Charlie personally. He had his tick he did with his he would like pull on himself a lot like do that. Okay, I can accept that. If if that's the legitimate answer, I can accept But I mean, I've never seen that before. It's It's bigger than his Adam's apple. Look at that. It's big. Like this is his Adam's apple over here.And this is is like a giant tunnel [laughter] I don't know. Maybe maybe I told you I'm 5% of the way there. I said that yes last night. I said I'm 5% of the way there. That he's still alive in Valhalla somewhere. Ain't that right, Cash? 5% of the way that he's in Valhalla somewhere. You don't think Valhalla VFT had anything to do with scuttling him out of there, do you? I hope not. I watch that guy's podcast. I don't want to see him go to jail. [laughter] I like old Valhalla. He's good people. He's good people. [snorts] But yeah, I I saw that. I don't know what it is either. Uh TP knows the feds know about creative financial activity. talking points knows that the feds know about creative financial activity. That's why the Flintstones are pushing the fake story so hard. $5 the pup, please. Uh I don't know, man. That feel that sounds a little like Only Fans to me. Like Only Pups. Like I'm going to give you pictures of my dog's undercarriage for $5. [laughter] I probably could arrange it though. Let me see if anybody's awake. I mean, I know they're awake. Let's see if they're on their phone. Can you bring Tilly in here? They want to meet her. We'll see. Yeah. Hey, the door's locked. Go get the key. Um, they're trying. All right. $5. Look, this the only time you can only fans my dog. And we're not giving you any undercarriage shots nor feet shots for $5. Thank you very much. It's going to cost you way more to get those those paws. No paws for free. Not the way that's not the way we work in this household. Uh hey Baron Canadian here. Heard your monologue a few days ago and subbed immediately. Thank you. Thank you, P. Yumi. Uh thanks for the show. Super chat cost me $700 Canadian. That sounds about right. That sounds about right. I have no idea what the Canadian conversion is. When I was a kid, we always used to make fun of the Canadian conversion. Um, but I I don't I honestly don't know what it was. I know that I don't see it anymore. It used to be on almost all products you would see and it would say $6 US, $8 Canadian. Tilly. Yeah. Come here. Come here, Tilly. Come here. Up here. Come on. Come on. Come on. I know you're good and you don't jump up, but we're jumping up tonight. Come here. They want to see you. Come here. Look. Oh. Oh. Hang on. Hang on. Come on. I got to get this comment off. There we go. There's the pup. You guys got a little pup action there. Yeah, she's good, too. Hey, so there's your pup. That's all you're getting. This is like only pups. [laughter] They paid $5. You get the people what they want. My wife is questioning this arrangement. [laughter] All right, that's all they get for $5. You want more than that? You got to You got to pony up. You got to pony up. Oh, goodness gracious. The camera's falling. Oh well, we'll get that fixed in a second. There's your $5 pup moment. That's close enough. Gosh, those camera stands are weird. Um, yeah, that was $700 Canadian. I hope that was worth it. I hope that was worth it. Why are you being a jerk to a fellow patriot patriotic housewife? I'm going to start stealing your stuff you stole from Candace and everyone else. I quote them. I cite them. I never steal from somebody without citing. All I said is cite your sources. Cite your sources. I went off the air at like 10 or 11 10:30 and she went did a three minute show at 11. That was basically my whole segment on on Dan Flood. Okay. All I And I I have as I have requested the archive. I'm not explaining myself here. I don't care.I've requested the archive from Twitter because what I did was I tried to minimize the exposure. I tried at first to find it public email. She didn't have one that I could find. Like her YouTube page doesn't have a linked email. That's fine. And then I tried to DM her on Twitter. She only had like 200 followers on Twitter. I sent her a I tried to send her a DM. It won't let you unless you're you follow each other. I don't follow anyone and she doesn't follow me, I don't think. And so I couldn't do that. So I thought I'll just comment. and she only has 200 followers. No one's going to see it. And I said, "Hey, just, you know, if you're going to do a show, site your sources. If if you will never get me to cry saying that." I didn't accuse anyone of anything. I didn't say you're a horrible person. It was the mildest critique I've ever offered. It was the mildest critique I've ever offered. Um, I love stealing people's stuff and I cite the hell out of them because if I feel like I can trust them enough to use their stuff, go watch it. I I referenced Ian and uh uh Nick Fentes. Ian wrote Ian put out a dynamite show today on Nick Fentes. It's a couple hours. Go watch it. It's excellent. Excellent. Excellent show. Um, go watch it. I I pulled from Candace today. I I pulled the damn screen up and showed you. But if you're going to actually use screenshots, come on. And you don't even know how to use the screenshots properly, that's even worse. That's even worse. Uh Charlie Kirk also said Megan Kelly days before he died that he was being called anti-semite. Yeah, that this is a this is a pattern with Charlie Kirk. Charlie Kirk ran around time and time and time again telling people, "Oh, they're going to kill me. Oh, I I'm having trouble with the Jewish people. Oh, I'm having trouble with my donors. Oh, I'm having trouble with people in Israel. Oh, I I feel like I'm gonna be killed. And he finally gets killed and everybody's like, "Yeah, it's probably a furry." Almost assuredly a furry. I have no idea what all that stuff was about he was talking about. We'll just blame it on the 30 furry. Uh problem, boss. The furry took a 30 out six, which would have decapitated him. Ah, well, tell him he ate spinach. It's like Popeye the sailor man. [snorts] Uh, just got done slinging mail. Mail lady running a mail run at 7:40. Mine comes early. Thought I missed you. No, ma'am. Uh, good to see you. My comment yesterday meant, "Did my funny comment on your older video the day before take you back to the Life is Drivings video?" Uh, I don't Oh gosh. You see the references I'm talking There's like a reference chain here. Uh, I don't know. I don't know. I wish I knew more. Thank you for the generous donation. I wish I could help you. Uh life is driving video 5406 time stamp. Guy with mild limp waves to cops on top of roof as park and route parking seems weird. Any thoughts? Well, my first thought is I can't understand exactly what you're saying because of typos, but my second thought is I do typos in supers as well. So I um I have trouble with that. I am so intrigued by what you're saying here that I'm going to pull it up. All right. What was the time stamp? 5406. Let's look at it together, shall we? Let me get it queued up and then we will pull it up. All right. Share screen. Life is driving in three, two, one. Share. All right. What are you saying? Uh, guy with mild limps waves waves to cops on top of roof. So, we're at 5338. You said 5406. We got 6 seconds.I'm waiting with baited breath. Okay. I saw somebody there waving mild limp on top of roof. I didn't see anybody on the roof. Where are they? Oh, they're way the hell down there. Let's see it again. Okay. So, I think he's thinking way over here on the left hand side. See this roof bridge on the left hand side? That looks like it runs into that tree. Let's see if we see someone over there with a mild limp. I don't see a limp. I saw the wave. Uh yeah, I'm all I'm all for a good conspiracy theory, but I didn't see that one. Thank you for the donation. Uh Edge Dan is sus for no other reason than he worked for Benny. Add the circumstantial behavior and he's a full traitor in my book. Oh, BB. I have heard people tell me that he worked for BB. I have not seen definitive bulletproof evidence. I've seen a picture of an a very younger guy. Is that him? Because I have not seen any evidence where someone says that's Dan Flood. Look, here's a citation. I just saw where there was a security guard for BB that kind of looked like a younger Dan Flood years ago. Um I admit that would be suspicious. Hopefully. Hopefully you crack me up. You should make a short clip just saying hold please. I don't realize I say it in love that often. I I said I think I said this last show or two. I I wanted to if I didn't say it. Someone accused me of saying hold please a lot. I got dog hair all over me now. Someone accused me of of saying hold please a lot. So I thought I don't say hold please that much. I went back through several transcripts. It was like 30some times I'd said it in the past four or five shows. So I apologize. It won't happen again. Hey, it'll happen again. Uh, sorry, Baron. I misspelled your name earlier. I called you Byron. The best $5 you've ever spent, sir. I can assure you of that. [snorts and laughter] I can promise you. I really appreciate it. Uh, love and Candace, but they both sound very lispy. I hate hearing saliva sounds. Huh? Your mic is better. You just know how to work it. You're way funnier. Um, I mean, I've never I I'm Granted, I'm very deaf. Um I am very deaf. I can't I try to talk on the phone without hearing aid. I mean without uh either hearing aids or I have anytime someone calls I have to say hold on I got to put the my head headphones in. Those headphones are tuned to my hearing aid. So my hearing aid has my hearing loss tuned into it. You know this is the same brand of headphone. That's why I have this generic looking headphone. It's the same brand. And when you when you connect it to your phone, it mimics your hearing aid. Pretty dope, huh? So nothing sounds muddy to me. Like this sounds very muddy in here. I have to crank it way high in order to hear uh the subtle sounds. I don't know. I've never heard them sound uh saliva or lispy or whatever you're saying right there. Um they both sound pretty clean to me and I've been around broadcasting a long time. Um I think we all have the same mic or very similar mic. I think they're both on sure mics. So, I I can't imagine I don't know. I think they're great. I think I think a lot of people are great. There are a lot The thing with podcasting is let let me let me use this as a as an opportunity to step off some something. There are so many people who would be good broadcasters, but they don't get the reps. Broadcasting takes reps. You can't just jump in and do it.I would have people all the time, they're like, "I could do your job." When I was on the radio full-time, I'm like, "Okay, great. Come be your guest." They just sat there. They would say one word. "Yes." Uh-huh. That makes sense. I'm like, "DUDE, WE'RE HAVING A CONVERSATION. THESE PEOPLE ARE DRIVING IN their car and you're going to cause them to have an accident because you're boring me to death. I'm falling asleep and I'm getting paid to be here. These I'm trying to get these people to stay on my channel. Please kick it up a notch. And uh but but podcasting gives people reps. I have had multiple people, I think three people in the last two weeks that I've offered to listen to an entire first or second episode of theirs to see what they sound like. I've done it for two of them. I think I have one more who may have just sent me a new one today. And here's what I'll say. I mean, you know, do they need reps? Yes, they all need reps. But do they are they gonna get reps if they go to the local FM talk station in in Tampa and say, "Hey, I want to be on the air. Can can I can I practice?" No. They're going to say, "Get the hell out of here. What do you mean come in here and practice?" And I'm sorry, you can try it at home, but until you're putting yourself out there, you hit live and you're throwing your stuff out there on YouTube or you're just talking into a camera and you're recording it and you throw it out there on YouTube. Anyone who's done this will tell you it is totally different. I used to get so panicked before I went and did a show. The very first time I was on talk radio I think was during a congressional election in 2010. I think it was 2010 2009 2010 and it was uh it was a little I think it was an AM station time. Might have been a little FM talk station. But I go in and I sit down and I mean, you know, you you hear yourself through the headphones. The microphone's right there and you I mean, it sounds like it's just booming over the microphone. And I thought, "Oh, this is so uncomfortable." I grew up a talk radio junkie. I used to drive down the road listening to talk radio. They would ask the host a question and I would hit power and then I would answer as if I was the host to try to get reps, to try to get better. I would work on coming in and out of breaks as if I was Rush Limbbo. AH, WELCOME BACK. WELCOME BACK. HAVEN'T, you know, the only way to do it is to get reps. Well, podcasting gives you reps. It's amazing. And I'm seeing a lot of people tell I've mentioned the patriotic housewife. She's getting reps. She has gotten better. I watch her stuff. That's why I was kind of disappointed in the whole exchange. Um, and I look, you guys want me to apologize to her? Lady, I apologize to you. Uh, I can't remember your full name, Nicole. I apologize to you. I do. I don't try to hurt people's feelings. That's not who I am. That's not who I am. I'm not out to hurt people's feelings. I'm out to make you better. That's my goal is to make you a better podcaster. We need better podcasters on And what's going to happen is somebody who's a lot meaner than I am, instead of commenting on a Twitter post with 200 people and then deleting it as soon as I know she saw it, somebody with a much bigger platform in the millions of subscribers is going to get irritated if they feel like their content is being stolen and they're going to crush some of these people.And so I'm out there just like doing a favor like, "Hey, cite your sources." If if you cover someone's stuff, if you cover the same show, you know, if you got a tip from them, cite the source. If you saw something on their show and you think, "Hey, I've got an interesting take on that." Cite your source. Say, "Hey, I saw this watching Baron tonight. Here's something he didn't think about or here's a different angle on that. Here's what it could mean. Here's a fourth possibility." You know, I gave you three possibilities. Here's a fourth possibility. That'd be great content, dude. I would be all over that. We all make mistakes. I don't mind a veteran podcaster reaching out to me and they have, you know, I used to bury these supers in the middle and or like pick them up as I went. Ian, veteran podcaster said, "Just put them at the end. Put them at the end. You can make a whole show out of them." Like I respond to the super, so it's part of the content. But that way people know what's coming and they know that this is what I'm going to be doing. Okay, great tip. I would love to get better. I'm well I'm all ears. Hey, your lighting sucks. Great. Let me get some more backlighting. But that's what I love about podcasting is everybody's a journalist. It's like when Andrew Breitbart used to s pick up his phone in front of Do you guys remember Andrew Breitbart? He died I don't know 11 12 13 years ago. He was a he was a fierce guy. But he used to pick up his phone and when he spoke in front of a crowd and say listen if you have I say now if you have one of these not only are you a journalist you're a broadcaster. Get yourself, if you want to do this, you could get a whole setup. They're not terribly expensive. Start going live or start doing uh uh videos and edit them down. Contribute to the in the the the ecosphere. Get your reps in. You'll get better. You will get better. It'll feel awkward at first. You'll think, "Why am I doing this? This sucks." I can't tell you how even I was a part-time fill in for four years, three years before I got my own show. As soon as I get my own show, I sit down on day one. You think I'd had enough reps to be comfortable. I was a nervous wreck. It's like I'd never been on the radio before. So, I love I love podcasting. I love I love broadcasting in general. I think it's great. This is what the founders had in mind. Honestly, they didn't know about the internet. They didn't know about the the microphone. They didn't know about electricity. I mean, not not the way we use it. They didn't know about indoor lighting. They didn't know about, you know, five screens in front of you and, you know, ports on top of ports and everything plugged in and fans and back lighting and cloud light. They didn't know about all that. Did you know what they knew about? Citizens communicating with one another. That's what they were protecting. Citizens communicating with one another in the most modern means available. If it was the printing press, the telephone, the AM radio, the FM radio, the internet, this is what they had in mind. And I'm I'm in favor of people taking advantage of it. You may never get more than five people watch your show. That's fine. Get your reps in. Get your reps in. Uh it's the devil. Ian, uh absolutely on the money bear. It's not gay is bad. It's closet gay and blackmailable and controlled. Goes all the way back to Jed Garoover. Did he did the same in the music industry? one agent under blackmail politics.That's that you've just summarized everything I tried to say cleaner, easier, more concisely, and better than I ever could have. [laughter] You You did a whole monologue in two and a half lines. That's exactly the problem. I don't care what these people do on their spare time. I don't kink shame, but I but I but when national security or economic policy or human rights or or our right if they they hang in the balance then it becomes a problem. If they hang in the balance because you're lying to everybody that that that's that's where the problem comes in. That's where the problem comes in. You've nailed it. Great call or great call. Great. Uh, great. Some old habits die hard. Uh, great comment. Uh, Dre Latina, $50. Wow. Catholic clergy endemic homosexuality. Hard to focus on the mass when it's in your face. How do you deal with it as a Catholic? Um, yeah, it's it's, you know, talking among among boys here. It's it's a it's real. Um, [snorts] how do you deal with it? I I saw somewhere where someone I don't know if this was true or not, but they were saying that some intel agency, I don't remember if it was foreign intel or American intel, had tracked all the Catholic bishops and they found like 80s something percent of them were leaving leading some sort of lifestyle. And then they and then they went and they did the same thing with like I don't remember if it was Baptist or Presbyterian or something. They found like horrific abuse there. You know, there's there's there there's there's There's something to be said for um the devil is going to strike the hardest at the leadership that is going to destroy him, right? So, um, if if if Satan himself or demonic forces or demons or whatever you want to call them, you know, I think I think we're all talking about the same stuff, but evil parallel dimensional beings, I don't care what you want to call them, but if they feel like the church leadership, whether it's Catholic or anything else, any kind of Christian leadership, is the biggest threat to them, that's where they're going to strike the hardest. And that's kind of how I look at it. I almost feel bad for for people who go into church leadership because I think man you've got a tough road to hoe. You're going to have this temptation in your face all the time. Not just sexual temptation, drugs, alcohol, money, excess. I mean, look what they did to Jesus. Took them to the top. I You can throw yourself off. They'll catch you. You can have this whole empire that we're building out here. It can be yours. You can make these rocks turn into bread. You don't have to be hungry. You know, it's it's it's the same temptation that church leadership faces. And it's really tough. It's really tough. I am probably going to get run out of conservative Catholic circles here. I'm in favor of married clergy. Um I think there should be two tiers of clergy, married and non-married clergy. U married clergy would take tremendous pressure off of um the current clergy, the current current Catholic church leadership. It's just it's it's what we call merely ecclesiastical law. Um meaning these are this is not dogma. It's not doctrine that Catholic priests can't be married. It's just current papal whim and it can be changed at a current papal whim. Um I'm sure they have good reasons for it.But if you if you supplemented the celibate clergy and you let them be the pastors and them run the parishes, but you supplemented and you had two, three, four, five married men on staff as clergy supplementing the unmarried clergy who's running the parish. Um you would you would take tremendous pressure off pressure to do three, four, five, six masses every weekend. uh mass every morning for your uh daily mass people, every hospital visit, every uh prison visit, every sick person anointing at their house, every blessing of every new home, every I mean everything. You have tremendous pressure on these priests. And I think if you allowed people to be married and be priests, particularly retired men, they would just, you know, you hit 60 and you're like, "Well, I've got a lot of money. I'll go I'll go to school and by the time I'm 64, 65, I'll be a priest and I can serve my last 10 or 15 years in the priesthood and I can do all these hospital visits. I can, you know, celebrate the occasional mass and and be ready to go. I think it would be great for the parish. I think it'd be great for the church. I'm not the pope. I was eligible for the papacy this past May. They chose Leo. They got close. You know, they threw the dart. They hit America, but they didn't get me. We got our first American pope, but it was not it was not me. Thank you for your donation. Uh, Edy Bey girl. No, Edie Bronx girl. $10. Uh, Charlie Kirk incident has been a new education venue for me. Thanks to collab of experts, gun, military, planes, and slleuth alike. True color of podcasters, leaders, TPUSA, FBI, White House coming to light. That's the Yeah, that was my um That was my monologue. [laughter] That was the whole monologue. How long was that? It felt like it was going forever. I think it'd be not that one was that was one of my longer ones I'd written out. I'm think I'm thinking of Let me go back to this for a second. I'm thinking of of consolidating the monologues from each month into like the monologues November. The monologues December. Um but I I don't want to go through all that work if if if they if people wouldn't really use it. I think it should be noted TPU TPUSA never said they would answer Candace's questions. Good point. They said they would address her accusations and she could attend. I believe their wording matters. I think they were going to sabotage her. I think their goal was to put her in the corner, put a camera on her, make her look ridiculous, you know, not give her a desk, give her an undersized chair, and just have her sitting off in the back like this, not able to say. I think they would have humiliated her and tried to like zoom in on her face if she made any faces. Oh, it' have been awful. I'm glad they didn't. I'm frankly glad they pulled the rug on her just because it it was not what they what we all thought which was going to be a nice little debate and I'll make an accusation and you can respond or you make an accusation I can respond or we'll we'll flesh it out. You'll answer my qu. What about this? What about this? What about they weren't going to do any of that. They they had guys they prepared the statement announcing the invitation. He couldn't even go off the cuff to give the invitation. You think they're going to let her get up there and ask questions off the cuff? Hell no. That's going to be so scripted. It's going to be a PowerPoint. It's going to be like the work meeting from hell.You walk in and there's like a the PowerPoint presentation's already up. When you sit down, you're like, "Oh boy, here we go. Uh, thank you. Uh, glad you found your channel. You're doing an incredible job with your research and investigative work. Your opening statements are fantastic. Keep up the great work. God bless you and your family and go back. Uh thank you, Blond B. Very kind of you. Uh the opening statement is like more than half of my prep time on a given show. Those unfortunately take hours, but I I I enjoy giving them. Uh rep regarding Emanuel Beer, I think Candace Owen was interested in how these news outlets learned about him when she's seen no evidence he was in the crowd that day. Is he a plant? That's a great question. That's what I'm That's Thank you for the additional context. Uh, and it's a great question. It's a great question. My question is, how did they find out that a guy in Salt Lake City the same day had information? [snorts] I don't know the answer. That's a good point, though. Thank you. Uh, look at the people to the left of the traffic director. Those prime aren't alarmed or moving. Who are we looking at? I I just need to live on this life is driving um video. I just need to keep it pulled up. Uh so he's he's uh let's see. We'll go right to the crowd rushing. Let's pull it up and learn together. Look at the people to the left of the traffic director. Did you mean what you said when you said prime? Those prime are not I don't even know what that means. those prime or not. All right. Uh let me go forward just a hair because it is a little bit forward of this. Oh no. Oh no. I've really screwed it up. All right. Here we go. Uh he'll go over the banister here in just a second. Oh, this is good. You remember the Brian Harpole um you remember the Brian Harpole uh interview questions where he said we they didn't give us what we wanted. And one of the things they said they wanted was controlled access of the roof area behind Charlie Kirk. Those yellow caution tapes, that's police tape. They created a temporary criminal trespass zone [snorts] Like that's literally what they asked for. Anyway, I that's not the point we were making tonight. Let me go back. All right. Now, people are starting to scadaddle. It's been 13 seconds after the shot. We're up to just now 20 Uh, what a weird angle, man. I I would love to believe all this is innocent. All right, look. So, we got a guy directing traffic down here, right? Right. Right under this square that I just pulled up. Let me get your comment out of the way. Look at the people to the left of the traffic director. Oh, I pulled it back up. Um, I think he's talking about those people. No, I mean, there's a guy standing in the bush. What in the hell is up with this bush all day from an hour or two before the event until literally people are fleeing the scene, there's someone STANDING IN THE BUSH. I'VE BEEN TO A LOT OF public events. I've never seen someone stand in a bush. This is the only time and it's been hours of Bush standing. Yeah, I think they're talking about the people in front of that uh in front of that tent. Yeah, they did not look very uh it's hard when I'm only given the direction people to the left. They didn't look very alarmed. You're right. Uh Candace mentioned another pier. Pierre Falconee. Is that the pier you were thinking? No, I was thinking of Pierre Omidar. O M I D A Y R.Let me I wasn't necessarily going to go through all this guy's stuff, but I'll I'll show you quickly who I'm talking about. I'll just show you his wiki here. This is who I'm talking about. Pierre Ommedar. He is a Frenchborn Iranian billionaire. Uh he is the founder of eBay. He donated a lot of money on left-hand politics for a long time. Um and then started plowing money into right-wing causes. But he was born in Paris. This guy's Lives in America now. Uh, and he is, um, I don't know. I got a whole bunch of research on this guy. I wasn't prepared to pull it up tonight. Uh, he's donating a lot of money to causes that seem like if he wanted to donate a lot of money to TPUSA, they would have had to leave the pro-Israeli cause. And it seemed like for the last couple of years, Charlie was getting fed up with it. So, I don't know. Pierre Falcone. I'll have to look him up. Uh, thanks for the great show. Thanks for the great donation and, uh, the kind words. Thank you. Uh, Baron, you spent a couple decades building what Scott Adams calls your talent stack. Your investment is paying off big, and I think your sobriety makes your current success possible. Thank you, and God bless you. You know what's interesting about this, TJ? I had this exact thought in the shower the other day. Like, I go back to when I graduated from college. I took a job at the department of revenue, the state department of revenue in the If I still worked there, let's see, I started at 22, I would have been eligible for retirement at 47 next year. [snorts] I would have been eligible for retire a full retirement and I could start drawing it immediately under the tier one benefit system that was in place at the time at age 47. next year. Um, from there I went to law school and and that job actually helped get me to law school because there was a guy in the legal department who asked me to help him with a project he was working on one day. And I hated my job. It was so boring. And I and and he asked me to look up some stuff and make some copies out of some legal books. And I was like, "This is what I was born to do. This is great. I love this." It's like putting a piece puzzle together. I love puzzles. [snorts] actually just ordered some puzzles from Amazon the other day. Those little kind you little metal pieces you got to figure out how to undo them. And uh and so I went to law school. I got to law school. I thought this is what I'm born to do. And I went and and started a little tiny civil defense firm and I was able to try cases right away. That was kind of why like the interest in going to a smaller firm is you're not carrying a brief case for 10 years before you make partner. Like you're in the courtroom year one. And I tried my first case six, eight months, nine months after I got out. I got a defense verdict. This was great. I mean, we were representing the defendant and um I thought this is what I was born to do. Civil defense. I want to try car wrecks my whole life. That's all I want to do. Well, I went from there. I left. I went to work for a bank. I got some good experience there. Then I went to work for a medical malpractice defense firm. Didn't like it so much. Uh then I opened my own practice and that's when I kind of went into radio and I started doing criminal defense a specialized type of criminal defense and uh and I really liked that.I did that for years and I thought no this is what I was born to do but it took the experience of everything I had been working on up to that point. I had to know how to try a case. I had to know how to think about medicine because of the type of criminal defense I was doing. So the medical malpractice defense came into that and then I kind of left the practice of law for a little while. I didn't leave it. I was always kind of practicing, but I was I started doing a lot more political consulting. Started out with a legal angle. People would hire me to file paperwork for campaigns or double check their financial disclosures or or help them fill out ethics forms and and that kind of turned into a full-blown political consulting gig for a while. Met a lot of really cool people. Traveled all over the country. Um I still have some of those friends. Still talk to them regularly. And uh and I thought this is what I'm born to do. And from there, I went into full-time radio. And I thought, "No, this is what I'm born to do." But, but I had to have the political experience to understand the radio. I had to have the legal experience, and I had to [snorts] have the medical and scientific thought process experience, and I had to know a little bit about banking, and I had to know a little bit about nonprofits. And I thought, "This is what I'm born to do." So, I then I leave radio and I go work for a defense contractor for a short period of time. And then I went to my current job. And the whole time I I was doing my crunch job, I'm like, "No, this is what I was born to do." Like, this is exactly It takes everything I've ever learned, the communication, the preparation, the thought process, and then I start this podcast and I think, "No, EVEN MORE NOW, THIS IS WHAT I'M SUPPOSED to do." So, you're right. I'm I'm building my stack. I didn't know he called that a talent stack. I'm a big fan of people getting as many experiences as possible. I think I would have been miserable if I would have stayed. I don't know this, maybe there's some great people that work at the Department of Revenue forever, but I think I'd have been miserable 46 years old, one year away from retirement, you know, flipping over the calendar every day, waiting for my life to finally begin. I've lived like 10 lives since I left that job. I've lived in multiple states. I've lived in 15 houses, different houses. Uh traveled all over the country for work. um met some of the greatest people. I've been in wild situations. I can't If I start telling you some of the situations I've been in, you guys won't believe me I mean, wild situations, representing some wild people. Uh people you you may guys may have heard of. And uh you know it's I the I was interviewing a mayor one time and uh he knew my law partner really well and he said you got to have your hand in your pocket and you got to have your money in your hand at all times because a bus could stop in front of you and that bus may be taking you where you want to go. And if you don't have your money in your pocket, meaning you're not prepared, you don't have the preparation, you don't have the talent stack or you don't have the you don't you're not ready to make the move. If you don't have your money in your pocket and you don't have your hand on your money, when that bus comes by, you're going to miss it. And even if you have your hand on your money and you have the money in your pocket to get on the bus, you still got to get on the bus.And I've thought about that so many times. And there have been so many times I've gotten on the bus and I've loved it. I mean, there have been some Look, it's not all been gravy. There have been a couple years that we really struggled because I got on a bus Assuming faction's not in evidence. Ah, I'll allow it. Uh, my new shoes arrived today. I get excited about shoes the same way you get excited about hoodies. Adriana, um, I just got new shoes in the mail uh, last week. Early this week. They're workout shoes. I worked out one time in them. I get it. I get it. Uh I I wear Vans just kicking around the town. So I don't I don't put a lot of emphasis in footwear. As you can tell, I don't put a lot of emphasis in how I dress. I'm sure when I go to church, people look at me, they're Like I took my daughter, my seven-year-old daughter to mass today in a hoodie much like this. Actually, I think it was a hoodie I wore last night on the show [snorts] if I remember rightly. Uh 1922 traffic director. The first time the camera pans, you can see the guy in white is already directing people. Oo, now that would now dang it. Now I got to pull it back up for like the 17th time. Because 1922 would be like 3 seconds or no 13 seconds. So the shot went off at 1907, right? I was saying 1917 earlier. So let me uh Is that true? You can see So there's 1909. Oh, that was the shot. So went off at 1909. You're saying at 1922 you can already see the guy Uh, where is he? I gotta see the bottom of this big screen. I got something in front of it. That's 1923. That's him. Yeah, he's already directing traffic. I'll be dad gummed. Is the guy in the bush right there? I'll be dad gummed. That is wild. I mean, does is that evidence of a plan? I don't know. Real bays, 20 bucks. Uh, found an interesting Fox News clip of your good friend Rob McCoy saying he thinks Charlie's shooting was a pro hit. I saw that. I missed it earlier because I didn't really follow him until I watched you. Wondering if you've seen it. I have seen it. It was taken the day of or the day after. I think there were a lot of people saying it was a professional hit, including Benny Johnson, who I think now is pushing the Fed slot narrative. So, it became before everybody was told this is what we what we have to push, it became pretty obvious to a lot of people it looked like a pro hit. Looked like a pro hit. Uh, before I go dropping bets on the hoodie color of the day, do you even own a pink hoodie? Uh, I own a Does that count? I don't own a pink hoodie. Like, you know, like girl pink. I don't own that. I do own a pink t-shirt. That's the only pink thing I own. Uh, you should consider partnering with Ian to automate your Google searching. He has some nerdy friends that could hook you up. Go Max, brother. Duly noted. Solar flares. [laughter] I don't know how to get to the big one. the big screen. Um, and I can't get that one to leave. Remove. Ah, there we go. That was tough, guys. Start talking about Fed slop and you get [snorts] Oh my gosh, I got to get that fixed. I got a note in the middle of that that said that Streamyard it it's like if you're having an issue, contact Streamyard. like, "Well, how's that going to help me? How's that going to help me?" All right, let me get back into the uh uh let me get back into the Um right there. Baron, I just found your channel. Uh love your awesome content. Did you hear Milo outed Benny Johnson? I heard Milo had comments about Benny Johnson.Yes, Milo said Benny's wife was at the bar crying. He was back. Yeah, I heard it. I heard it. I heard it. >> [laughter] >> Did you not hear when I was covering the the uh cat fighting that I said I wasn't going to cover the allegations? [laughter] I heard his opinion. It this show does not have an opinion on Benny Johnson being a what do you call No, I'm not gonna say it. Oh lord. No, we don't have opinions on Benny Johnson on this page. Um I don't know Benny Johnson. I'll be honest. I've never met him. I don't think I've ever been in the same room as he has. If I have I don't remember. Um I have no opinion whatsoever. I did. Should I even say that? Yeah, I should. The day Charlie Kirk was taken from this mortal coil. Uh one person called me and said, "Keep your eye on Tyler Boyer." And the other guy said, "Keep your eye on Benny Johnson." And I said, "Tyler Boyer, I understand. Why Benny Johnson?" They said, "Because this is a job he will want and he will angle for it." But I never saw evidence of that. That's why I said I shouldn't say it because I don't know that that I mean, it was just his opinion. Uh but I I never uh I never saw evidence of it. You know, I wouldn't say I'm a big Benny fan. I think he's, you know, a uni party guy, but that goes with that goes with Milo's allegations. Dvetailing your encouragement to folks to do their own Google Trends research fund. Kyle Howard Writtenhouse was searched from Israel prior to the Kosha riots. You can't do everything. Activate Google Trends, y'all. My favorite my favorite email I get is, "Hey, you should do this." And it's like a nine-hour research project. Why can't you do it? Like I mean, you think I've got n you should watch these four videos. They'll help explain everything and then you click on the first one. It's three and a half hours long. Oh yeah, I'm going to watch 14 hours of vid. Where am I going to fit this in? Like I don't do other stuff. Could you summarize it for me, please? Um, so thank you for taking it Mitchell upon yourself to do that. That's good research. That's good research. Do something with it. Put it on uh put it on Twitter. Make a YouTube video. Put it up. Have some fun with it. Why Why are we all scared? Go Max, brother. Go Max. Uh you man, appreciate all your hard Thank you. Uh booze before brains. What does that mean? Some chase truth, most chase spirits, just not the holy kind. Alcohol is inviting a demon to I think there are some people that should not drink alcohol. I am I count myself among them. Um, I think I could probably recommend to some people that they shouldn't drink alcohol based on how I see them behave when they do. Um, but I don't think everybody should abstain from all alcohol all the time. Now, I will say this. If you abstain from it, you necessarily will not fall trapped to the addictions and and out of control things that that alcohol can do to you. Like alcohol can really destroy your life. It is a highly addictive mindaltering substance. Now, that doesn't mean you can't use I mean, so is uh caffeine. Yeah. That doesn't mean you can't use it responsibly. So is nicotine. I was a nicotine user for a long long time. still a caffeine user. I'm I'm slowly becoming Mormon [laughter] in diet. Mormon diet. I gave up the alcohol, then I gave up the nicotine and I'm down to like a cup of coffee a day. I think I had one cup of coffee today. I'm like 94% Joseph Smith at this point. And I've been to the temple in Salt Lake City.And I used to own a Book of Mormon. I think I think I had one. [snorts] I don't know where it is, though. Uh I'm I'm with them on the diet. I I don't know about the I don't know about the rest of it, but I'm with them on the diet. Uh but that doesn't mean that somebody can't, you know, at their wedding reception have a toast of champagne with their guest, you know? I I don't do that. Like I don't even drink communion wine anymore. I go through the communion line, host, back to the pew. I don't even do the communion one. Why? Don't want to tempt myself. Why would I? Why? I mean, I know it's not good for me. So, why would I tempt myself with tasting it, feeling it on my breath, feeling that warmth? Why? Sounds delicious right now. [laughter] Being here like pouring out some gym beam. It all started with a sip of not even a sip of communion wine. Started with talking about a sip of communion wine. Uh, what they want us to believe is so far out of common sense. Even Hollywood's writers couldn't make this story line up. Yeah. I honestly if you went to a movie and the the the plot was that some 20-year-old who lived with a furry stole granddad's rifle 306 and uh heard Charlie Kirk was going to be into town and then happened [snorts] to get in the exact right spot on the roof and happened to Spider-Man down off the back of the roof and elude all the police officers responding to the scene. the feds that arrived alle allegedly in 13 to 16 minutes, which I still find unbelievable. That [snorts] FBI agents were there in under 20 minutes. I think that's I'm not going to say it's evidence of anything weird, but it's weird. Um, that was Cash bragging about that. I'm like, dude, you don't want to brag about that. Some things you just don't want to say. Keep that to yourself. [laughter] Don't take credit for that. That that looks terrible, Cash. Go away. Um, but yeah, that's uh, no one would believe it. No one would believe it. Oh, the 3006 that landed softly in his neck and didn't even go out of the back. That 3006, the one that simultaneously went up to hit his C2, which is back here, by the way, and down to hit the C6, which is down here, by the way. You're talking a bullet that broke one single bullet broke vertebrae at six different levels across six inches and then had enough left to get down into the heart. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. Sorry, Hollywood passing on that script. Come back when you've got a winner. Ogre Dems versus Republicans. a lot like the Harlem GL Globe Trotters versus the Washington Generals, but they switch off which is which depending on the issue. What they do is they slowly migrate the Overton window farther and farther into slavery. That's what they're doing. [snorts] Uh, thank you for the donation. Mail lady, she back. What's your take on Genesis 1 compared to the narrative? Lol. Yes, I'm asking about the flat earth. I tend to take it for what it says. Family thinks I'm crazy. Uh, I've got How many people are on here right now? Oh, only 5,000. I could probably do this with only 5,000. Um, I've got some some some pretty wild beliefs about Genesis 1 and two. They don't involve a flat earth. The Earth is round, I think. I mean, I've never seen it with my own eyes. I've never walked around it. I've never flown up into space and looked down at it. Um, [snorts] but my my uh my belief on the history of Earth and civilizations that have come before us is is pretty wild. I think it's fact-based. Um, it's very wild.Uh, and it involves a solar system that looked very different from the one we're looking at right now. meaning the positions the different planets are in. It was very different. Uh and within our own human story. So within the last several thousand years, the solar system looked incredibly different than it did now. Um and that's why you have uh well, you know, the beginning of time. I think I have a good explanation for where that uh the the waters above and below. I think I've got a good explanation for where that came from. But it it would it would take too long to talk about today. But but I think the earth is round if that's what you're asking. I But I've got some wild beliefs and but they're sincere. It's not like I just say things to say things. I sincerely believe they're true. $10. Thank you, Miss Anoolly. Wolfy, $15. That is a blood pack under his skin. Oh, you're talking about this image. The one I had up earlier. You think that's a blood pack? It's fed by a tube running up the back of his shirt. That's why the blood squirted out in a stream instead of an explosion. I'm convinced this was staged. So, you're saying a Hollywood makeup artist ran a blood pack up under there? I mean, that looks like real skin to me, though. I guess that's the whole point of special effects. But that that looks to me like real skin. I mean, it looks like real hair. Like he's got stubble. Or is that part of it that he had to have stubble on the rest of his face? He needs a ear hair. Well, he doesn't anymore, but he needed an ear hair trimmer at one time. Uh, such as the quality of a Charles Mcccleintoch Wilson photograph that we can do all this. I mean, I see what you're talking about. And I will admit for a a bullet that struck an artery, there was a lot of blood, but it was just a a flow. It wasn't like like I expected it to be, but I but I honestly I've never been present when someone's been shot in the artery. So, I don't I don't really know. I only know like kind of what I in my mind think should happen. Uh, thanks for donation, Wolfie. Uh, Martha, keep doing such amazing work. Fan of your show. Someday I'll have mine. I hope so. I hope you do a good Shannon Spano. That's a combination of Shannon Dohy and Jesse Spano. Except that's a character name and an actress name. That doesn't quite work. I'm trying here. On your show yesterday, while covering footage, I noticed the old man preacher in flannel standing behind Turk. It's been reported he was by the shrubs the whole time. In this shot, he's to Charlie's right near Shrubs. So before the event, I think he did talk to the shrubs at one point. I never thought I would have to use those words in that in that order. [laughter] [snorts] Before the event, he appeared to be [snorts] Um, but during the event, he was standing back in that tunnel the whole time. That's not a preacher. That's the brother of a preacher. That's Butch Hibbs. Brother of famed Calvary Chapel preacher Jack Hibbs. Yeah, that's that's Butch Hibbs. Everything truly is fake and gay. I couldn't have said it better myself. Ang couldn't have said it better myself. Unmask Psych. Thank you, Psyche. Uh like video, y'all. Oh, like the video. Yeah, go like the video. Subscribe to the channel. Share it with your buddies. Like, subscribe, share. Uh, he's flexing his Don't you use those ugly words on this show, young man. Young lady, we're not going to talk about kyomastoids. Sternocclidom mastoids on this program. No, ma'am.This is a family show that runs along your neck, flexed when you move your jaw to the lower side. Think I got a good Do I have a good sternocclidom mastoid? I feel it. It's right there. No. If you guys screen cap that, I'm gonna break somebody. Is this muscle? Is this it? Yeah, I feel it. Am I doing it? I got a I got a blood pack under there. Uh, young ones not learning to site sources in university. You're a great researcher. Love your dog. I love my dog. I've got the greatest dog in the history of the world. She's amazing. Absolutely amazing. I do believe that that the lack of of citation I think I'm a little bit of a citation um aggressor because of my legal background in in in academics. You feel free to steal always site and I try to do that like sometimes I'll forget but I'll even say I heard this somewhere but I don't remember where. [snorts] I rarely recall a time where I intentionally didn't site somebody, but even then I'll say I saw this somewhere, but I don't want to give this person press. I'll admit it. Uh, Trigger Smart's recent guest believes and shows viewers that CK is still alive, that he had a neck and shoulder prosthetic. It's very thoughtprovoking. I have heard so much about this trigger smart guest that I intend to watch the video, but it probably will be several more days before I can get to it. I want to say it might be even Thursday before I can get to it. No, it might be Friday before I can get to it. I've just got a lot to do. I got a lot going on at work. I intend to do one more show this week uh before Friday. I'm probably going to stick with my normal Friday show because it's kind of a more intimate, smaller setting, a little more conversational. Uh, Slim, thank you. Deep Rice, thank you. De Bruce, thank you. Uh, Mr. PG Whitaker II, in 2017, Flood was a fellow at the American Israel Public Affairs Committee. Apac, I just asked AI if Dan ever worked in Israel. Oh, so we're taking AI's word for it now. That's where we are. I I have to fact check AI all the time. So don't don't don't don't don't don't just take his word for it. Let's cite it somewhere else. What Well, here's what you can do when you do because the AI will draw a lot of gaps. So you go to it and you say Chad GPT or Grock or Claude or whoever you're talking to. Don't BS me. Only say something if you can prove Here's my question. And and usually they're pretty good at that point. You got to say, "Don't BS me. Cite your sources. Only say it if you can prove it. Draw no conclusions that you can't prove." Uh, I referenced Tom Hanks under her comments today. You don't have to fight my fights. I don't think it's a fight. Like I said, I ap I am sorry. I am not trying to make you know. And that's all I'm going to say about it. I've already said all I'm going to say. Uh hopefully. [laughter] Trucker hats are going to be a gold mine. Candace has we don't know. Know, but we know. Baron has his catch rate. Hopefully. Yeah, but hers is dope. Hers is like I got my eye on you. Mine is like, "Hold on. I'm a oneman operation. I'm having technical difficulties and I can't get the screen to pull up. I don't have a producer who can make me look slick and polished. [laughter] I wish I had a producer who could make Oh, please. I wish I had a producer who could make me look slick and polished. Thank you." She posted the 6:30 p.m. screen tip to be fair. I could go back and find an email or find a comment on anything that's ever been covered. That is nothing.That is nothing. People send tips all day long. [snorts] So I mean, look, I'm not fighting it again. Man up. Don't cry in baseball. Uh cite your sources. Calm down. [laughter] Women love it when Shame on you for stifling. I didn't stifle her. Shush. Truth doesn't want a monopoly. Ego does. I didn't. I DON'T CARE IF SHE COVERS THE exact same show. I don't care if she uses the exact same words. If I cover something somebody else said, I just cite it. That's it. I'm done. I'm done. I'm done. I'm not stifling her. I even said I hope she does well. I watch her stuff. My gosh. The only reason I knew she did it because I watch it. Stop it. Uh Baron, your content is exceptional. Thank you. Ian was right. You are the best new YouTuber. Thanks for all you do. Thank you, Joe Murray. Uh very kind of you. Uh man, exceptional is a big word. I'll try to live up to that. Carile for a year. Lieutenant Colonel. Uh love it there. I am not a lieutenant colonel. Do I look like a lieutenant colonel? I would I would almost say am I old enough to be a lieutenant colonel, but my I know I am, [laughter] but I'm not. I'm not a lieutenant colonel. Uh not in the military. Never been in the military. Um you know, mad respect for people who are, but I'm not. Uh May not crew went to Riley Army Airfield to train for hijacked plane recovery, including sniper training. The exercise had Valhalla in the name. Have you heard that? I've heard it from multiple places. Uh, I don't know if that's just a coincidence or if that is um code word. It very well could be a code word. It could be a code word like, hey, we got it under control. Everybody got out safely. No, there's no untied ends. Everybody or it could be Cash being a total nerd and thinking that sounds like metal. I'm going to I'm going to tell them I'll see you in Valhalla. They're going to love it. I'll be a legend. I mean, it could have been that. I don't think that's what it was. [laughter] But I look, he's just nerdy enough. I could see him saying that. Oh, I'm going to get him. I've got the best. And somebody's like, "What are you going to say today at the press conference?" I don't want to tell you. I be I want you to be surprised. I kind of wish he'd told him because they'd have been like, "Dude, don't do that. That's so dumb. Don't say that. Say anything. Say anything but that. Just leave Valhalla out of it. You're a Hindu. He's a Christian. Why are we talking about Norse pagan mythology? Uh, thank you. New here and love it. Just wondering if we can stop with the left and right and start with us and You're very new like you picked up in the middle of the show. Go back and listen to the first 20 minutes. That was the whole monologue or opening statement. I honestly don't think it's left and right anymore. Thank you for helping the great awakening. What a sweep. Thank you. Catch the June bug. Yes, please go back to the beginning of the program. I sat down and took about five hours, four hours writing a monologue, editing, distilling it, getting rid of words because the first draft was 12 pages and I had to cut it way back. I try to keep them to five. This one ended up about seven, seven and a half. Um, and then I got to like pick and choose my words carefully and it has to have a certain meter because there's a meter that I speak in and I like when I write to be And I sneak little Easter eggs in some of them. You guys don't always catch, you guys. I don't think I've ever caught them, but I catch them.I'll sneak little Easter eggs in there. I'm not going to tell you what they are. I for I love amic pentameter. Um I haven't snuck that in there yet, but I've done that in speeches in the past. Like open with an amic pentameter, you know, line. Love that stuff. Love that stuff. Uh but I I've I've included a few Easter eggs just for my own amusement, just for my own entertainment. And on the off chance someone one day goes, "Wait a minute. If you take the first word from every sentence for the first 10 sentences, it says this." I'm like, "Yeah, it does. You got me." But I don't do that every time. And I've never done that specific one, but I put Easter eggs in there. Uh, Catch the Jun. So, thank you. Thank you for uh your kind words. I I This is a baby to me. I love this program. I love the audience. I love the medium of broadcasting. And I have a lot of fun with this. So, thank you. Holy mackerel share. Um, and this makes it easier to do. [laughter] Uh, thank you for your voice. Loved your opening. Merry Christmas to all. Thank you. Thank you. Um, I don't know anything else to say. Merry Christmas to you as well. I um I love the holiday season. I did not always love the holiday season. It used to It's cold. It's dreary. It's gray. Especially if you grew up in middle Tennessee. It's always gray. So, your memories of Christmas are always like dead trees and gray skies. But as I get older, I love Thanksgiving to Christmas now. Or really to New Year's because family's around. It's a little slower pace. People seem to be a little happier. Uh hugs linger a little longer. Handshakes linger a little longer. And it it's just nice. A nice time. Merry Christmas to you, Sher. Thank you very much for that generous gift. Thank you. Uh, the level of trolling in the chat tonight is simply proof that you were over the target target and caught their attention. Thank you. I, you know, I wondered if the crying was over the target catching their attention. That's why I didn't want to put a ton of attention in it. I would never try to hurt someone's feelings. So, if I genuinely did, I I do want to apologize. Um, but at the same time, you you you've got to wonder about things like that. There's so much infighting right now. You just have to wonder. Uh, hi Baron. My dog Kingston says hi to Tilly. buy her a treat on us. I will do that. You know what she likes? She likes bully sticks. Do you guys know what those are? Don't Google it. Just buy them. Dogs love them. You don't want to know what they are. But if you buy bully sticks for your dogs, they will go freaking crazy every time you open the cabinet where the bully sticks are. She's a great dog. I'm going have to go I'll buy her some bully sticks on you. Thank you. That's about what a bag of bully sticks cost. So, this is perfect. It's perfect. I finally watched John Cullen's videos on Charlie Kirk. He was really on to something. Is his sudden absence related? No, I I hear the and that could be wrong, but I hear the sudden absence is related to a disagreement he's had with Jason Goodman that resulted in some some um heated exchanges that I think at least Cullen has agreed to pull out for a little while. And I'm not sure why, but I don't I don't think it's related to his coverage of Charlie Kirk. Look, like anyone, I don't agree with everything Cullen says, but I I like his style. I like his self-admitted autism. I'm not making fun of him.I like his uh like he gets on something and he will never So, uh, I think they were getting her out of getting out of her area so France could do its thing. Hope she stays home. I think they were getting her out of her area so France could do it. Pronouns, they're the enemy of communication. Pronouns are the enemy of communication. What are we talking about? Getting her out of her area so France could do its thing. I wish I could help you. Uh, counter Nick. Thank you for the conduct bucks, Tobias. Counter Nick F arguments about CNC with a strong comment underneath his video and watch what happens. New videos are now no longer visible to me, so I'm prevented from ever doing that again. on Twitter or Facebook or YouTube or X counter Nick's arguments about Ian with a stronger. Yeah, I I don't doubt it, but you know, Ian's Ian's sharp, dude. Ian's much smarter than Nick has given him credit for. And Ian's got a little of that John Cullenism in him. No offense. No offense, but man, he gets on something, he's not going to quit. And I, as soon as he started getting on it, I was like, "Uh oh, here we go. Get the popcorn. Get the heated blanket out. go ahead and throw another ule log on the u tide fire or whatever they call it because uh it's gonna get fun. I'm interested to see where this goes. His show today was dynamite. If you've not seen Ian's response to Nick, it's great. Truly is. Uh itty bitty girl. Ity bitty Bronx. Why do I always say it bey uh the wounds what bothers me? None of it makes sense. All I see is something popping up from his shirt and smacking CK on neck then blood. Gunshot something else. That's what I see. I see something ex under the shirt hitting him in the neck and then the shirt comes down and there's a big hole in his neck. That's what I see. I don't know what would have broken the back the neck. I don't you know but you know if I really wanted to I could break the vertebrae in your neck. I'm not saying anyone did that. You know what I'm saying? If you're going to kill him, then you know, kill him. I don't know. I don't know. Uh, Slim, thank you, man. A few words. Thank you very much. That's a very generous donation. Thank you. Uh, banning circumcision bans the practice, the people that practice. It's the only nonviolent solution. Think about it. How else do we save the West? Shortest path. Yeah, but the lemon test. You would have to apply the lemon test, I believe. And the lemon test is going to allow people to perform religious circumcision. I'm almost confident that I'm correct in that. I might be wrong. Lemon test might be about government money, but there's going to be some test that the Supreme Court has set forth that tells you when you can practice certain religion, religious practices, I think. And maybe maybe you could try to ban let people do it if they want to do 27 Canadian bucks. Mikey Mickey Mikey Mickey has also left TP USA as chief. He just does speaking engagements now. Flood did not, but the security company he ripped off may have. How do you know all that? I mean, I've heard the security company ripped off, but uh I don't know how you know all that. Cite your sources, please, sir. Ma'am, uh God guided your path right here now. Thank you, male lady. Thank you. That is very kind. Uh real baron podcast, did you ever looked into Anatoli Golitin? Well, if my inability to pronounce it is any indication. No. Uh, absolutely worth it to understand current politics. Great work. All right, I'll try.Here's your picture. I'll come back. Let me I I'll look. I'll look. Anatoli. Ain't there a weightlifter named Anatoli? What do you think Dan whispers to Oh, that's a good one because he does come up to his ear and so does um so does Terrell Farnsworth if you remember. I'm not going to play it again, but they both came up and and talked to him in the in between Henry Dell's questions and Hunter Kak's questions. That's interesting. I don't know. I had I honestly had not considered it. Uh your wife must be a saint as behind every great man stands a great woman. Well, that presumes facts. Not an evidence. Atomic blonde. That presumes I'm a great man. [laughter] Uh given her ability to handle eight children and you you're a truly fortunate man, woman to woman. Uh she's She truly is the best. I mean, there's no doubt about it. Um patient, kind, loving, um fantastic mother. Man, if I had to raise my kids without her, can you imagine what they would be like? Y'all don't want to see what that would unleash on the world. [laughter] Did you see my email check I sent today with a video of Mikey and security making eye contact when he touches? Yeah, I saw that. I saw that. I actually played that slowed down clip uh months ago. Couple months ago. Blue cheer, thank you. Blue cheer, back with your tall horse. Uh, one day, Blue Cheer, when you donate, tell me what that is. Tell me what that horse is, cuz it looks like an ancient figurine or something, and I'm pretty fascinated by it. Uh, so, thank you. Thank you very much. Roll that beautiful bean footage. Regardless of Milo's accusations, Benny's always behaved like he has some sugar in his tank. Let's be honest. Have you looked at his Buzzfeed articles? That's all I'm That's the only thing I'm going to say, dude. We hang with you for hours. Thanks, Edge. Hubby thinks I'm nuts. My wife thinks I'm nuts. [laughter] What are you guys doing in there? U Ian, Candace, Dee, Jimmy, Nate, Tucker, James, Lee, it's hard to keep up. You are in my top three. You've listed a bunch of really, really great people right there. Um, again, I I am so just humbled when you guys throw my name in with a role like that. I mean, I you know, that's ludicrous. But yeah, you you guys are amazing. Thank you, Edge. Join a late catching up. Thank you, Mr. Oh, we've talked about this. I don't know how to pronounce that. Uh, about officials being gay and young boys, did you ever look into the Franklin scandal? I No, I didn't. I told you last time I just don't think I have time. I don't think I have time to go down another rabbit hole. You know what will happen if I get into that? And it's interesting like I do. You know that the like free time I have right now is next to zero. I'm Maybe I'll look at it. [laughter] Maybe I'll look at it. Maybe I'll look at it. Can I send you proof that Charlie faked his death? Sure. But if it's just a video somebody else did on YouTube, no. If it's a video somebody else did on YouTube with a timeline breakdown, sure. Like zero minutes to three minutes. Here's where they talk about this. Like, give me a table of contents. Give me some give me some of your own give me some of your own content. Like I am more amazed by the content of my emailers than I am the content of the people linked in the in the YouTube video. I want the context so that I know what I'm clicking because I might not click it. And if I don't get any content, I'll I'll I'll save you guys some time.If you just send me an email that just says, "Hey, watch this. I didn't watch it. I didn't watch it." And it's not me being ugly. It's just like it's a time thing. You're sending me a 30-minute video. So did 19 other people. When am I supposed to watch these? Like that's 10 hours of video. But if you give me a little summary, maybe it'll me enough that I'll watch it or at least I can learn. So, thank you. Uh, happy to happy to review it. Have you seen the person picture of the person that looks like Breit in the crowd? Thoughts about it? I have. I think there's evidence that she was on the French Riviera, maybe in Nice or Marai or somewhere down there, Monaco. Maybe that week. There might even be pictures of her on the French Riviera that week, God forbid, in a bathing suit. Um, I don't want to see her little Bridget Mcronone. Like, I don't want to see it. I don't if it's even if it's just [snorts] But I heard she was vacationing in the south of France. I could be wrong. Maybe I heard incorrectly. Or maybe I'm thinking of a different time. Baron, get off the Wi-Fi. Great show as usual. Have you ever watched Casey the Car Guy? Go Max. I have actually reached out to a couple people about getting a quote for a wire running. The problem is I don't have anything back here and I got to have somebody run something through the house. It's not as easy as you think and I'd have to buy a new computer because I'm out of ports. Every every every port's taken up. I almost made a bad joke. [laughter] You sickos know the joke I sir. Uh Baron, let's go. On Elon Musk platform, we to learn how to spell social engineer the social engineers bad ban circumcision mid Easter. That's a lot of that's a lot of context there. I again I people I'm not going to tell people they can't practice a a medical procedure they want. I mean, some like you can't cut the wang off of your four-year-old, but if you can cut the tip of it. [laughter] Uh, first time love your show. Go, Max. Don't know what why chat is putting in spaces where there is none needed. Yeah, I don't know either. Um, but maybe that's a thing. Maybe that's like their thing. I don't know. Thank you, Mallerie. Thank you for joining the program. Did you say that Charlie was carried out neck down? He was carried out face down and that you saw some gruesome picks from Charlie Mcccleintoch. It's all changed now. Go Hoosiers. It could be. I mean, I don't think I saw his most gruesome picks. I think he held some back. Yeah, go Hoosiers indeed. Number one overall seed in the college football playoff. Could you share your thoughts on Ali Beth Stucky video today? You said your sister listens. Not sure if you do too. Thanks. Uh, I do not listen. I have listened to a few Alibth Beth Stucky videos in my life and it took me maybe weeks or months to recover from those because it is not she is not my style uh of of Christian or my uh TPUSA fact checks Candace Owens are things about to I don't know. I will say this. I didn't know I had way more views on an average video than she does. And she's got 10 times the subscribers and I get two or three times the views. Uh I I I might watch that one, but I'm telling you, like my IQ drops every time I watch it. There's a few people like that. Um, I'd say Tim P falls in that category. I I wish I wanted to like him when he first came out. Um, I don't want to I don't want to dog people. There there are a few people that fit in that category where I just feel like they get done.I'm like, uh, what did I just listen to? Every time I listen to Alib Stucky, I'm like, "Why? Why?" Uh, limited time offer. Real Baron podcast. Charlie Kirk ear hair trimmers. Also, Charlie Kirk, uh, strawberry seed tooth flosser because you always want to look your best. That's what we ought to do. Um, apparently he used to have a stick. Oh gosh, I'm I'm I'm drawing on from way back when he was still alive. I thought he had some stick where he would would carry something around because he said you never know when it's your last day or something. Someone fact check me on that. I don't want to get that wrong, but I I I remember hearing this story along the way that he there was something he carried along or something he would hand out to people or something that he was like, "Hey, you never know when it's your last day." [snorts] That could kind of be the tagline for the ear trimmers and the and the uh the flossers. You never know when it's going to be. You never know when you got to go. I now I'm thinking about it like the way I leave the house sometimes I I'm afraid if I get in a wreck they're going to look at me and they say, "Well, this poor guy clearly doesn't have a family. No one would let him out of the house dressed like that." And then they bury me in an Adidas Put me in a white one. Everybody in all those images, they're in white when they go hug Jesus. I want a white one. Put me in this one. It's kind of cream. I want a bright white one if I'm getting buried, baby. Uh, every dog owner thinks they have the best dog in the history of the world, no, they're not. I know some dogs that are turds. One of my mom's two dogs is great. One of them's a turd. He won't listen to you. He doesn't do anything you say. He just I think she would even admit that. I even think she would admit it. I'm not sure, but I think she would. Uh, but I agree. Dogs are great. I used to not like dogs, and I don't particularly like other people's dogs really. I don't like dogs jumping on me. I don't like them I got bit in the face when I was a little kid. When the sun shines just right, you can see the teeth holes still. There's like one in here, and there's two right here, and one over here. Um, I got bitten. Apparently, it's pretty gnarly. I was like three. I don't remember it. But I think it's given me this this fear of dogs coming at me Uh, no blood trail when carrying CK Takar. Odd. Yeah, I do think there were some drips of blood. And this this kind of goes against the blood pack an uh theory because people have gone out there with black lights. I've seen videos of it where they go out there with black lights and they can kind of see the drips all the way out to the car. Now maybe they could mix up a solution that looks like blood that that has that characteristic. Or maybe they could have used real blood. I don't know. I don't know. It's like the movie Carrie or something. You use pig blood. I don't know how that works. But um if you if you look at the Charles M I'm not going to show him on air, but if you go to Charles Mcccleintoch site and you um and you look up I think it's called the aftermath or something uh aftermath at UVU Charles uh Charles Kirk campus incident. There are the top three or four pictures you can see quite a bit of blood while they're carrying him off. And that's how you can tell that he's leaning forward. Now, I will say this, I don't see so much blood that these guys had to change into scrubs like Brian Harpole said.I mean, I see a little blood, but I don't see like crazy amounts of blood. Uh, but yeah, I mean, five I'm 5%. I'm 5%. researching the history of the country of Israel is real and its founding etc. leads me to think it should act to be called is fake. [laughter] Um it's I I had them I I I guess I still do. I haven't looked at it in a while. I have a whole monologue drawn up on the history of the naming of Israel. It's really a fascinating history. I don't know if you've ever heard it. I didn't want to bore people. Like when I when I I finished it, it took hours to put together. When I finished it, I got done and I I tightened it up and I kept reading it back to myself over and over and I was like, I can't make this funny. I can't make it interesting. Like, it's pretty dry. But it to me it was pretty fascinating because like there's no like suspense or intrigue. It's just fact fact fact. That doesn't always make a good opening. Um, but if you if you do your research on how the country was named, you'll realize why they called it Israel. I mean it for exactly so that Ted Cruz would read Genesis 123 which by the way doesn't say anything about Israel but that's why they named it Israel like they were going to name it several other things there were like eight other three or four other names got significant votes when they put it up for a vote and they and they landed on Israel and basically they were like look if we call it Israel people will think we are the remnant people coming back home so let's do that but that's just my opinion don't come at Hey, Jennifer. Thank you. Uh Mel Brooks in Space Balls merchandising. [laughter] You're back. Uh Real Baron Podcast, The Lunchbox, The Coloring Book, The Flamethrower. The kiddos love that one. That is one of my favorite movies. Not very kid-friendly at times, but I remember watching it when I was a kid and and the adult humor kind of kind of went over me. Uh but yeah, that was great. Truth Seeking. Keep going, Max. I'll do my best. Truce seeeking. 81. You Who who Ally Travels producers here. Uh Ally Travels is phenomenal. She's a great follow on um on X and she's a great emailer. She's a great supporter of this program and provides tremendous content. I probably shouldn't be telling anybody that, should I, Ellie? [laughter] If you email me and say don't use my name, I won't. But that doesn't mean I won't tell people you've emailed me before. [laughter] She's great. Uh oh, that was the who who who's yours. Okay, I got you. Uh, this boomer loves your show and lively personality. Thank you. Abos, Dr. Judith, are you Dr. Judith Abos or are you a boss daughter Judith? I don't know what all that means, but thank you. Very generous uh words and contribution. Baron, are you team real To begin with, it's not an advent tree. It's a Christmas tree. The Christmas season starts on Christmas Eve. So, at the Coleman family, the tree goes up late in the Advent season, usually a day or two before Christmas, sometimes three. Um, and it stays up deep into January because that is the Christmas season. Um, anyone who insists that a tree must be real, then I insist their lighting must be real. So, if you're not using real candles, you've got a fake tree. I don't care if you cut it down and it's a perfect Frasier fur out of the foothills of Kentucky. If you're using a strand of electric lights, sir, that's fake. That's a fake tree. It's candles or you might as well go nylon. We We are a fake tree family, sir.Primarily because of all the allergies in the house. You can see how my eyes are doing just having pet the you I pet my dog a lot but I always go wash my hands immediately right after and I did not do that this time and so my eyes are a little itchy. Um we've got we've got allergies in this house and uh a real tree would cause an asthmatic flare up or two here and there. Uh just say Julie thank you for all you do bear and your opening statements are fire. Love your content and humor especially whole please. [laughter] I look forward to your lives. Thank you. Thank you. Very kind. I look forward to doing the lives. They're they're they're so much fun. I truly truly enjoy them. Uh, I watched her explain and she's being sincere. You could have just publicly asked her to email you. Please consider that you're wrong. I did. I said that. I said I apologize. You don't apologize if you think you're right. If I said something that made her cry, I'm Uh, Google bully sticks. Don't I Why do you think I said don't Google it? Are you one of those people that if I say the milk's bad that you go, "Oh, let me smell." I don't trust people like you, sir. You've lo you've lo you've lost a little respect. I said don't Google it. Now everybody's going to Google. It's human nature. We do what we're told not to do. Uh trophy evades $10. Anyone wondering what happened to John Coen, look at his stream with Jake Morphonius and Jason Goodman at the earlier stages of Las Vegas shooting and think about I don't know what you're talking about, but I will do that because I my understanding was he and Goodman got sideways and Goodman might have been threatening to like reveal who he's what his real identity is. I don't think it's John Coen. Um, so that was one thing I heard. The other thing I heard is Goodman might have threatened to sue him if he didn't go away. Another thing I heard is Goodman may have threatened to sue him and so he went away hoping Goodman wouldn't follow through on it. Uh I don't know what the truth is, but I will go look at Jason or Jake more phonious. I if my if my name had the Apologize if anyone in the audience has this. If my name had the word phony in it, I'd probably change it because kids are cool and I wouldn't want them to do that to my kid. Uh have you watched Stu Peter's video about the microphone up his shirt on his shirt? He shows a puff of smoke as the shirt blows up. also shows guy in brown shirt possibly pushing something at the time the pop goes off. Uh I have not I don't think I've seen that Stu Peters video. I've watched a few Stu Peters clips here and there, but I don't know if I've seen that one in particular, but I'm familiar generally with the argument yet. Uh Rain Lab ASMR. I lost my ever loving mind when you mentioned Hotchie Dogs. Ah, grew up here. Been eating them since the 80s. Any friend of the Hamilton friend of me? Absolutely love you, dude. Keep it up. You're in Carlilele, Pennsylvania. Wow. >> [snorts] >> That is awesome. That is awesome. Uh yeah, Carlilele is uh it's a cool town. It's a really cool town. Small, not far from Hershey, Pennsylvania. Not far from uh you know, it's uh Harrisburg, Mechanicsburg area right there. But um so one of the first weekends my wife and I were there, we're like, "Oh, wow. We're close to Gettysburg. We should just like take a whim trip down there on a Saturday. It's like 20 miles away, 25 miles away. So we we get in the car. We we're driving to Gettysburg.We pass Mount Holly Springs and there's a giant like billboard when you come into town. Like he's best known for not getting thrown out at home plate when everybody assumed he was going to get thrown out because he's that slow. Like that's his one claim to fame is he slid under a a Barry Bonds whiffle ball being thrown into the infield. And uh but anyway, we get to Gettysburg and there's people everywhere. We're like, "Wow, Gettysburg's hopping." And we roll in there and there's like a Confederate line walking across. We happen to show up on the random day that they were doing the reenactment, which made it admittedly a little difficult to get around town. Um but yeah, we had a good time there. We were only there for one year, but it was fun. Yeah. Hi Dogs, though. I ate a bunch of those. I bet my nitrate level was out the roof. Hey, will you do me a favor? Will you go get two hot dogs for me and some of those little fries? because I will vicariously live through you, sir. Uh, thank you. Brian Fipps, you need to make time for the Franklin scandal. [sighs] Telling you, you guys caused me to run down another rabbit hole and the quality of the show falls off and all of a sudden I'm coming up here and I'm unprepared and I don't have an opening and I don't have any stories to cover because I'm neck deep in the Franklin scandal. Y'all are going to be pissed and I'm gonna blame Brian because I'm probably going to look at it now. Mr. You think you know me? Oh, you think you know me. Uh, it's not that dumb. Now that you've explained it, it's not dumb. It's like a really long license plate, though. Some of them are too cute. I don't know what they say. Uh, Susan Meadows, Baron, you're amazing. I tend to agree. No, I kid. I kid. Uh, wishing you credit. Wishing you credit. Wishing you and the family a blessed Christmas. I agree that woman using your content should give you credit. Hey, listen. I I don't want to do a thing with her. I want her to have fun and be successful. Like I said, I like her content. I watch it. So, uh, she, you know, not not everything she puts out. I don't watch everything anybody puts out, but, uh, you know, I watch some clips here and there, and I've I've enjoyed her content. I think she's getting better. As she gets more reps, she's getting better. But I, so I don't want to be on her I don't want to be on anyone's bad side. You guys see I I walk a thin line here. Well, Blake Nef is is and Mikey and Rob McCoy, we'll accept them. Um, but even like Andrew Kovette, I've not tried to really get on his bad side. Mikey, Rob, Blake, uh, that's about it. I don't really I don't really get on people's bad sides. That's not my game. Uh, Mike dancing on Ellen with her little Breijit was bad enough. You could see the her little looked like a big Breijit. Be honest. Talking about Michelle Obama, dude. Michelle Obama dancing on Ellen. That That's not a little Breijgit. If I mean, if that's little, then I've I've got bad news for everybody. [laughter] That was a big Breijit bouncing around in there. We're going to tell every Hey men, just tell the women that's a big breit. Oh, you are a woman. And you called it little. Oh gosh. Amanda Van Allen radiation belts. I'll never recover from this. That's a teeny Brit. Amanda. I mean, a tiny little Brezite in there. [snorts] I'm gonna get out of this one. Uh, so appreciative what you do, Baron. Thank you, uh, M. Taylor. [snorts] Keep up the amazing work.Don't give the nonsense post too much of your valuable time. Another 122 birthday baby. Are you a 122 birthday baby? Hey, be careful. Our British friends are going to think that's the middle of of February. They're not going to understand. They think we use a weird calendar when we're talking about like December 14th. They get all been out of shape. That's not how you do math. Not how you count time. Uh don't judge [cough] short. Gosh, [snorts] the comment speaks for itself. I can't even read it. Oh my gosh. What does this show become? [laughter] Uh, like I said, it could, but it might just be remnants. Starving. We don't know. We don't know. Uh, PR Baker 3. Did I get it right? PR Baker 3. Uh, go back to Harpool on Sean's show. He said he got all his security comms through Dan Flood. I bet Dan didn't mention what Charlie Kirk told him. Given Carpool's incompetence, it probably didn't matter. I think I covered that that night if you remember. I have to go back and look at that show. I'll at least skim the transcript. I don't want to watch the whole show again, but I think I covered that night that or maybe in Yeah, I think I covered it that night that the the comms came through Dan and that Dan had Charlie had told Dan that he had fears. I don't remember what night it was. I know I covered that. I know I covered that. Uh but yeah, I I don't think Harpoles are professional. I don't I don't I don't want to I don't know. But based on that one day alone, I've not examined the rest of his life. He might be the greatest security guard in the history of mankind, but it just seemed like that day there were just so many things that were overlooked and not done. And Hamilton orders two hot dogs, fries, homemade vanilla coke, and black and white shake. If you don't dip the fries in the shake, watch out. Oh my gosh, that sounds so good. Guys, if you're ever in central Pennsylvania, go to the Hamilton in. It's a little hole in the wall off of the main drag right there, main little square, and they they have a restaurant in there. And the restaurant serves hot dogs. They're like little uh conies, I guess you'd call them, but it's this the whatever the chili they use, like a homemade chili. It's amazing. It's amazing. There's another place like that, Rain. If you travel much, there's a place in Montgomery, Alabama called Chris's Hot Dogs. It opened in the early 1900s. Like the the original grease is still in the ceiling in the walls. It's that it's that kind of place. And uh they have a similar style of dog. Very similar style of dogs. Not as good as a hot dog admittedly. Uh if the te katikases are listening, that's who owned the restaurant. If they're listing the program, I apologize, but there is one place with a better hot dog, and that is the Hamilton Inn. Uh there's a picture where he was sitting at the pool in a it was a pool of blood on the ground. Yeah, I mean, that makes sense. I I think he's dead. 95% sure he's dead. I am becoming more convinced he's not buried, which is weird, which took me from like 3 to 5% that he might be alive. Maybe six. I mean, honestly, why is he not in the ground? Put the man in the ground. That's what you do with dead people. You put him in the ground. We don't put him in cryotanks. We don't throw him in slabs in the morg. We don't keep them on ice while we're building a mausoleum in Washington DC. We put them in the ground. under the dirt. From dust to dust. That's the promise of the Bible.Not from dust to weird cryogenically frozen mass in somewhere in Scottsdale. That's not it. And I'm not sure. I'm not saying that's what they did. I don't know what they've done with him. I'm just becoming more convinced he's not buried. And the the more I become convinced he's not buried, the more my 5% might become 6% because I think why else is he not buried? What other excuse do we have to not put the man in the ground unless you don't have a body to put in it? Tag tagline ear trimmer and strawberry tooth floss. Don't be caught dead without. Oh my gosh. Now I like dark humor. Like I'm an Anthony Jesselik fan. Love the guy. Love dark humor. But even me, sir, thinks it's a little too soon. [laughter] Kind of. That's pretty funny. Uh, I see what you did there with the plays for both teams and crossdressing when you caught it, huh? [laughter] See, those are my Easter eggs. That's [snorts] what I do. I put little fun things in there for me because I l I when I'm writing, I like to entertain myself. Just like when I'm talking, I like to entertain myself. You guys think I do this for you? I do this for me. [laughter] This This show is about entertaining me. If you if you care to listen along, that's your business. I'm doing this for me. Uh, no, I I write for me. I do I I even if I wasn't doing the show, I write like I like to write. I have a lot of writings in my drives. Um, you know, books I've started, chapters I've written, uh, that should be in a book somewhere, nollas, um, just random word vomit. Uh, I like to write and I like to write the openings. That gives me a little creative outlet for a few hours here and there. But yeah, I I definitely did that. [laughter] 100% did that. Uh, you see 10-second vid making case for his fake fake death. Do have I seen it? I have not seen a 10-second version, though. Uh, GR Grammy, put some clothes on. Uh, peak prosperity vid experimental proof Bennett 38 shows exact necklace shirt behavior with higher angle. Uh, have I seen that one? Is that the I think I saw something similar. John Mappen posted on X yesterday regarding why he didn't did not attend the event last week that Chersley that Charlie personally invited him to. Interesting. I didn't see that. Uh, Paramount Tech obviously in on it. I don't know that. I don't know that. I mean, I see why you would say that. But again, give the man a microphone. Give him some space. Let him cook. See what he comes up with. He might be right. I watch some of the Fed slop narrative. I don't agree with it, but I watch some. Um, but Okay, look. I Put them on the list. [snorts] New Baronstein bear book. Bedtime for Baron from Chambersburg, PA. Oh, you're a Chambersburg guy. How about that? I got people all over central PA writing in. And it's Baron Stain Bear, sir. We have gone through the Mandela effect portal. That's a I enthron stain bear book. Bar a bedtime for Baron from Chambersburg, PA. Wow. Checking in. I had a good friend from Chambersburg when I lived up there. Uh, could have been shot by a tranquilizer and that's why he was rushed off so quickly. I don't think so. That doesn't make sense to me. I mean, no, [snorts] it doesn't make sense to me. Maybe I'm not ruling it out, but I I that I don't see why you would do that. Uh, keep up the good work, you live living legend. The fish in my picture is 9 and a half foot white sturgeon caught from the bank on 40 lb monofilament line. Is that your fish? It's a good looking fish. It's a nice fish.White sturgeon. Um been scuba diving. I don't know if I ever saw a white sturgeon. That's a big fish. Uh please explain the 109 expulsions. watch me times. I I'm not there's there's there are channels that can explain that to you. Um the Henry Ford influence I think is is pretty lockight. Like that guy was getting some pretty pretty stout corporate support. Um open Yeah, I think all countries should either have open borders or closed borders. And all countries should be able like you should e either be able to dictate who is in your country or not. including the makeup. Like if if Israel wants to have a Jewish ethnostate, fine. But then like everybody else gets to have the exact same kind of state. Like they get to have their particular brand of state. Like Hungary can say we're just going to be Hungarians. Austrians can say we're only going to be Austrian. And the Swedes can say no one but Swedes. Like in other words, what's good for the goose is good for the gator. You can play that game. That's an option. I don't I mean that's fine. Or you can play the other game where nobody gets to decide who comes and goes. Nobody gets to know who comes and goes. It's like free-for-all. And if you're stupid enough under a free-for-all system to have a welfare state, then you're going to get sucked dry and bankrupted in no time. Like you can have welfare, you know, state sponsored programs or you can have open borders. You cannot have both. When we people like, well, America used to have open borders. Yeah. You also died. You also died if you came to America and couldn't cut it. Like you would starve to death or you would die from consumption or dysentery. It's like Oregon Trail like a buffalo might run you over. We didn't have anti- buffalo programs. There was no public school. There were no hospitals that had to that were compelled to take you whether or not you could pay. There were no food stamps. There was no housing support. There were no fire departments. There were no police departments. It was like you and the natives. May the best man win. Like that's all you had. So we can do that. Go back to that. That's option A. Option B, you get to lock down your borders. You get to determine who comes and goes. And you get to determine the makeup of those people. What they look like. What religion are they? What race are they? I'm not sure that's a better system, but it's not fair that one country gets to play that game or five countries get to play that game or 25 countries get to play that game and everybody else is stuck with open borders. Like that's not right. One rule around the globe, everybody plays by the same rules. That's my thing. Uh back to the opening statement, the infighting. Merry Christmas. God bless us everyone. Thank you, uh, Sir Major Dumis. You've been a you've been fun. You've had a little fun tonight and I've enjoyed uh reading along. That was fun to me. Uh thank you, Baron. Thank you, Auntie. My seven-year-old today asked me what a great aunt was while we're driving down the road. I don't know where the question came from. Seven-year-olds ask questions like that sometimes. And I had to sit there and explain to her what a And it's not easy to explain to a seven-year-old. Like, I had to think about it. Well, it's your mom's aunt is your great aunt. Why would that be a great What makes her I don't know. Hey, you're welcome to blame me." Uh, thank you, Brian.Sean Ryan had the investigative journalist on his show, The Franklin Scandal. Was our government trafficking children? I think the government's still trafficking children. Uh, but I'll check it out. Look, I that's easy. If there's a podcast out there, I'll watch it. If there's a podcast out there, I'll watch it. It's fine, Baron. Neither of you were first. It was an ex a while ago that he was taken off TP USA. Nobody speaks how Jewish references started Uh, my screen caps were not on X, sir. Uh, Esport Baron the Hooser. Go Big Blue. We're big red, sir. We're big red. See the red, red, white, red, white, cream and crimson, more accurately. Cream. I can't get on it. There we go. Cream and Crimson. Uh, hey Baron. Hello from Australia. Thanks for the Abox. Not long come across your YouTube. Thanks to Ian Carol. Big fan already. You are up there after Candace for me. Thank you. Well, can we can we get Ian since he sent you my way? Can he be number two? I'll just take a podium spot. Win, place, or show. Just let me show. [laughter] Just let me show. [gasps] Holy mackerel. Did you accidentally hit the wrong number? Did you mean to do 50 and you hit 500? Thank you from the bottom of my heart. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Uh Mark Shaunie Baron, you're very good. Go Max and God bless. Thank you, Mark. Um thank you. That's all I can say. I don't know. I'm so humbled when you guys do things like that. Thank you. Uh, hey Baron, how can I reach you to schedule for my show, we have a similar audience would be a great combo. Email me. I'll need to check it out. Uh, I'm very particular about shows I go on because I know how the media works and I know once you go on someone's show or have someone on your show, it's like an endorsement of everything they've ever said. So, I've been cautious in the past about doing other people's shows and I've been cautious about having people on my show. But, um, I'm happy to check it out. And that's not it's not saying I will or won't do it. I'm just letting you know kind of my reservations with things like that. Uh, but you can you can email me. So, my email is right there at the bottom of the screen. So, YouTube, you're obviously on real [email protected]. You can catch me on x atrealbearonpod. Don't forget, ladies and gentlemen, while you're there, uh, to subscribe, like, and click notifications. Subscribe, like, and click notifications. That will that will make you a better person. >> [laughter] >> That's how the Lord said to get into heaven. No, that's not true. Not true at all. Not true at all. What's the Franklin scandal? It was just explained above. Government Trafficking Children has a Shawn Ryan episode on it. You could probably Google it. Uh Baja, your show Baron After Hours. Nobody wants to see that. Uh supposedly Charlie Charlotte Kirk was buried in a Catholic cemetery according to Candace Owens. I heard that but uh obviously she wasn't there. I don't think I don't think I'm wrong saying that. Um and and and look, even even Candace is subject to getting imperfect information at times. I'm not saying she did. She may very well she very well may be right. I'm just saying lately there's been a lot of hubbhub that he's And I want to know why. $52. That's an oddly specific donation. Can I abuse your channel by plugging my channel for a fiverr? Uh, Wayne County High School Sports on YouTube. Wayne County, Tennessee. Go Wildcats. That's the only time I'll allow that, man.[laughter] Because it's a high school sports channel. I don't really care. Uh, maybe she had him cremated. No body. No way to dig him up for more testing if needed. Uh, nobody has any right to talk about Baron's wife and daughters. Dry off your crocodile tears and leave his family out of it. Housewife. Oh, I didn't hear she did that. Whatever. Uh, this is about this is to her, not you, Baron. Don't have to read out loud. Oh, I read it. [laughter] I read I didn't know she talked about I didn't watch obviously that whole that whole spiel. Um, but I I saw it pop up. But yeah, look that that even tells me more about the uh situation. Uh speaking of Mandela effect, just emailed you proof it's magic mirror on the wall. Yes, it is magic mirror on the wall. Thank you, Amanda Van Allen radiation belt. It absolutely is magic mirror on the wall and uh people don't know that because we've all been conditioned through pop culture. Robert Gibson, $50. Thank you. Avoid the clap. That's good advice. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Jimmy Dugan. um I can't think of the name of the movie. I I showed a clip of it earlier. I showed a picture of it. Um the B the women's baseball game. What the heck is it? Women's baseball movie. Uh League of Their Own. I don't know. I don't know why they just keep me. See how tired I get at the end of the show? League of Their Own. Uh oh. You will definitely want to be on Liberty Lockdown. Good. Send me an email. Look, I'm going to check it out. If it's good, we'll set up a time. Now, I'm busy. Like, I have a full-time job. This basically has become another full-time job. Uh I have family obligations. I have uh a a doting wife and uh eight wonderful children. And so, I have to spend time with them. And I had like I I did a a dinner like 20 minutes before I uh before I jumped on the air tonight. I I look an old radio trick. You don't eat before you go on but some of these shows get so long I get hungry. So, I did eat tonight before I went on the air. And it did not seem to affect me much. Sometimes it makes you kind of slowwitted if you get a full belly right before you go on air. So, I used to starve myself. My show used to be 9 to noon. I didn't eat until noon, until like 1, because I wanted to be hungry when I was on the air. And so, I've been doing that on these podcasts as well. they go at 600 or 7:00, so I'll eat at like 3:00 and then I don't eat again before the show. And so then it's 10:00 before I get off the air and I'm starving to death. I'm one of those people that eats every few hours. So, um, guys, you've been so kind, so generous, so fun. This has been a great day. And, uh, we'll do it again. Wednesday in all likelihood will be the day that I'm back on the air. Probably at 7 o'clock if I had to guess. Might do [clears throat] it at 6:00 or 7 or 6 or 6:30, but probably 7. And uh thank you for your generosity. And I I'll say it one more time before I close just in case anybody wants to send it to her and uh say, "Oh, it's at the very end." Hey, Nicole, I'm sorry. Genuinely did not did not intend to to to cause you any heartache like that. Um but you know, we're all trying to get better here. We're all trying to get better. So, thank you. Uh thank you audience and I