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I started Christy and I started watching last night some
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Donald Trump is in the Oval Office right now and
talking with the president of El Salvador. Let's listen in
he's taking questions.
Speaker 2: We had a great relationship and it's become bigger because
of a strange thing that happened.
Speaker 3: You know, I came back.
Speaker 2: We had no war in Ukraine, we had no war
with We had no October seventh Middle East problem. We
had nothing, We had no inflation, we didn't have the Afghanistan,
most embarrassing moment in the history of our country, the
Afghanistan not withdrawing, because I would have been had you
know I was, I had it all set to bring
people out with dignity and pride. That was the worst,
most embarrassing moment in the history of our country, Afghanistan.
Speaker 3: We didn't have any of that.
Speaker 2: You wouldn't have had the war with Russia Ukraine, you
wouldn't have had the Middle East problem because Iran was broke,
they had no money, because we had secondary sanctions on
and lots of other sanctions. And now every single thing
got a problem with Iran.
Speaker 3: But I'll solve that problem. That's almost an easy one.
Speaker 2: We've got to solve a war that should have never started,
Ukraine and Russia, and we'll get that solved. And we
have to solve problems, and we already solved inflation.
Speaker 3: You know, if you look at the numbers, the numbers
are incredible.
Speaker 1: Actually, I don't know what the question was.
Speaker 3: For this answer.
Speaker 2: And we're not letting other countries take advantage of this
country like the half of the last forty years.
Speaker 3: So thank you very much. You have a question psen. President,
Thanks so much. You swore another major weddes morning. You
lets to.
Speaker 1: Builds AI supercomputer the first time ever right here in
the United States.
Speaker 4: Thank you.
Speaker 3: That's a question. I like it, that's true. West.
Speaker 5: Your reactions is now concern how positive event in Americans.
Speaker 2: Well, it's one of the biggest announcements you'll ever hear
because in Nvidia, as you know, controls that almost the
entire sector, which is one of the most important sectors
in the world between chips and semiconductors and everything else.
Speaker 3: And they're they're the biggest and the other biggest we
already have coming.
Speaker 2: In and spending three hundred minion, as you know, they
announced two weeks ago. But in Nvidia is so highly
respected and this was an announcement that a lot of
people I knew it was going to happen, but not
to the extent that had happened. It's being and the
reason they did it is because of the election of
November fifth, and because of a thing called Tariff's.
Speaker 3: As I said, the most.
Speaker 2: Beautiful word in the dictionary after love, God, relationship.
Speaker 3: The press actually hit me.
Speaker 2: I said, tariff is the most beautiful word in the dictionary.
Speaker 3: What about family? Love God?
Speaker 2: I got hit even on that, you understand, I said, Okay,
So now I said it's my fifth most favorite word, because.
Speaker 3: They get you in anything. But no, it's it's.
Speaker 1: By the way, the president of l Salvador is not
wearing a tie, just those segments that nobody he's wearing
a blazer.
Speaker 3: So it controls the world in a sense.
Speaker 2: And they're coming in here in the biggest way with
hundreds of billions of dollars, not not like millions of dolls,
hundreds of billions of dollars.
Speaker 3: And I'm honored by it, and I want to thank
Jensen and all of the people that we deal with.
Speaker 2: They're great people, they're brilliant people, and without tariffs, they
wouldn't be doing it.
Speaker 3: Thank you very much.
Speaker 2: Considering additional sanctions against Russia after their latest attack, and
you have an update on the.
Speaker 4: Rate and when you might announce the kind of.
Speaker 3: Sanctions in Russia. I put them there.
Speaker 2: If you remember Nord Stream To that was that's the
big pipeline that goes through Europe.
Speaker 3: I stopped it. That's Russia's pipeline.
Speaker 2: The largest pipeline I think in the world goes to Germany.
And I stopped it. And when Biden came in, he
improved it. And then they say, oh, I'm friendly with Russia.
Speaker 5: Now no.
Speaker 3: Putin said, you know if if you and my friend,
I hate to see you when you're my enemy.
Speaker 2: I stopped the biggest, the biggest economic job they ever had.
Speaker 3: I stopped at cold right, it was dead, you know
that right. And Biden came in and he immediately approved it.
What was that all about?
Speaker 2: And it's a pipeline that takes care of a lot
of the needs. Now you know it's it was a
very controversial thing, but I stopped it and Biden approved it.
Speaker 5: Question potentially pharmaceuticals, the Mike Conductor tariffs and potentially.
Speaker 2: Pharmaceuticals we're going to do we we have we don't
make our own drugs, our own pharmaceutic cause we don't
make our own drugs anymore. The drug companies are in
Ireland and they're in lots of other places China, and
all I have to do is impose a tariff. The
more the faster they move in, the higher the tariff
is very ser it's inversely proportional.
Speaker 3: The higher the tariff, the faster they come.
Speaker 2: And uh, yeah, we're gonna be doing that. That's gonna
be like we have one cars. We have, as you know,
twenty five percent tariff on cars. We have a twenty
five percent tariff and steel and aluminum and that's.
Speaker 3: What that category fits right now. Do you have a
percentage of mind you have a timeline?
Speaker 2: I have a timeline, yeah, not too just in future.
And we're doing it because we want to make our
own drugs. We're doing it because we want to make
our own steel and aluminum, lumber, other things.
Speaker 3: And uh, they're all coming in.
Speaker 2: We have record numbers seven trillion dollars since I announced
back a month and a half of do since I
came basically since I came in, we have over seven trillion.
Speaker 3: Dollars being invested in the country.
Speaker 2: We didn't have one trillion, we didn't have a half
a trillion dollars.
Speaker 3: With some of these guys. They didn't know what the
hell they were doing.
Speaker 2: So we have the largest investment that we've ever heard
of in early two months in and that'll continue at
levels that you've never seen before. And that's what's going
to happen. And even the stock market's up today, it's wells.
You know, a lot of people didn't say it the
way it was. We had the largest gain in the
stock market in history on every single category last week.
It was a nice, nice game because we get a
little hit because people didn't understand.
Speaker 1: Look, ause you were pause the tariffs, our economic okay,
car right, all right, all right, So that's okay. So
the president of El Salvador is there and Bukayley I
think is his name, and I think the headline out
of this is that he is not going to be
returning Kilmar Abrago Garcia back to America. He said, quote
the question is preposterous. I don't have the power to
return him to the United States. He's an l salvadorn
So no, he's not. He's not sending them back. So
that'll be one of the headlines. Also, Donald Trump said
he took his cognitive exam and he got the highest mark,
and the one of the doctors said, I've never seen
anybody get that kind of highest mark, never before in
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the episodes because they're like forty four minutes, I mean,
without the commercials on Hulu whatever, and so ugh the
next thing, it's like midnight. So by the time I
get to sleep, you know, I got like five and
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what a colossal failure of the Pennsylvania State Police. It
like so many examples we hear about and read about.
It's like it's security theater. It seems like this some guy.
And I don't want to give the guys, well, I
guess I can't. Well, no, I don't see. I don't
like rewarding these miscreants with the publicity for their name.
So there's a thirty eight year old guy who is
now in custody over suspected arson at the Pennsylvania Governor's residence.
Authorities were investigating crimes including terrorism and attempted homicide, which
I think they actually ended up charging him with. Yeah,
included So the Dauphin Dauphin County DA Francis Chardo that's
his name, also said during a press conference that charges
against this guy will include attempted murder, terrorism, aggravated arson,
and aggravated assault against an enumerated person. Pennsylvania State Police
Colonel Christopher Paris said during a press conference that the
thirty eight year old suspect had been arrested. Yeah, over
the two am fire. This was two am yesterday morning.
This is from the Hill dot com. The mother apparently
said that this guy was mentally ill and had stopped
his meds. The guy's from Harrisburg, and he turned himself
into state police yesterday afternoon. So he turned himself in.
They didn't track him down, and he admitted to authorities
that he harbored a hatred towards the Governor, Josh Shapiro.
He evaded police while on the property, breaking a window
and throwing a Heineken bottle filled with gasoline into the
piano room on a wing of the governor's mansion in Harrisburg.
He then went to the attached dining room. He broke
a window with his little hammer. He had a little
like a little sledgehammer kind of tool, and he broke
the window. He then climbs into the dining room and
he lights two more homemade Molotov cocktails and then he
takes off. It is unclear, according to the Philadelphia Inquirer,
how state police, who have a twenty four to seven
detail assigned to Shapiro, as well as additional security at
the governor's residence, how did they let this guy get
on the property right scale of fence, break in, throw
a Molotov cocktail through one window, break and enter another window,
set off more Molotov cocktails, and then flee on foot
and get away. The suspects X called police and said
that he had confessed to her and wanted her to
call police to turn him in. Imagine how crazy that
sentence would be with leftist pronouns in there. Right, So
he calls her, she calls the cops, says he wants
to turn himself in. He then goes to State Police
headquarters in Harrisburg yesterday afternoon and turns himself in. And
then he tells the investigators that he hated the governor
and that if he found him at the property that
he would have quote beaten with a hammer that he
had brought with him so he could break into the
residence and I'm assuming beat the governor. He also told
police that he walked an hour to the residence early
Sunday before scaling a fence on the property, breaking in
to start the fires, and fleeing on foot. He started
the fires on the first night of Passover. The Shapiro
family was there. They had some guests and extended family
following the start of the Jewish holiday. He had hosted
a Passover Satyr in the same room that the suspect
admitted to burning down the dining room right with the
homemade incendiary devices. At a news conference yesterday, Shapiro said,
this kind of violence is becoming far too common in
our society. We have to be better than this, and
we have and we have a responsibility to all be better.
And he is exactly right. Every time one of these
incidents occurs, and they are happening with greater frequency. I
know I can tell because I cover them more often
now than I ever did in the past. It is
becoming more prevalent now. The suspect here by oh hang
On Shapiro. The governor thanked President Trump and federal authorities
for supporting the state police and the investigation. Shapiro told
reporters that he spoke to the FBI director Cash Pattel,
who was quote extremely kind and courteous and thoughtful in
his conversation with me. The suspect has faced this is
going to come as a shock. I know he has
a criminal record.
Speaker 3: I know.
Speaker 1: He has faced criminal charges on several occasions over the
last ten years, including for assault, forgery, and some traffic
related offenses. Two years ago, he was charged with three
counts of simple assault in a case that is ongoing
in is it Dauphin County Dolphin thank you resident to Pennsylvanian, well,
former resident Pennsylvania anyway, that's nick He In twenty sixteen,
he pleaded guilty to one felony count of forgery and
was sentenced to eighteen months of probation. I don't know
what the guy's motive is. He seems insane. I've seen
a picture. I've seen a couple of pictures of the guy,
and honestly, he looks kind of Antifa. He does, and
he like posted some Andy No had a series of
pictures and from the guy's social media, and one of
the pictures the suspect had posted on his social media
was like a it was a you know, like one
of those iron on patches or something or so on patch,
you know, and the patch is a Molotov cocktail and it,
you know, has some you know, little quip on there.
Let's get ready to party or something like that. So
he just and his whole look, he's got the mask going,
you know, with the skulls and crossbones on and he's
got like the uh he's got the hoodie up. He
just he he comes across kind of antifa. I'm sorry,
but he does. I but that, But I don't know
if he is or isn't. It's obvious that the guy
is insane. You don't do that and then call your
X and say I want to turn myself in and
then go turn yourself in like that does none of that.
That's not a plan, right, This is not some sort
of a well thought out plan. And if the reports
are true, and when his mother has said that he
is he has mental illness and he went off his meds,
he stopped taking him and okay, so then that that
would be some kind of explanation. But this is happening more.
And maybe it's happening more because we have more people
suffering from mental illness like this, and we all also
have people that tend to give a wink and a
nod to this sort of behavior. I've talked about this
repeatedly because the left has a problem with this stuff.
I'm not saying only the left, as Vince Cochley would say, right,
do not hear what I'm not saying. I'm not saying
it's only on the left. I am saying the left
has a problem with this, and they seem incapable of
calling it out on their own side. Case in point,
Taylor Lawrence, Lorenz Lawrence, this is the she's I think
she's like seventy years old or something. I'm just kidding that.
People make jokes about it. But she she she's one
of these tech writers. She worked for the New York Times,
she went to work for the Washington Post. She's a
train wreck of a person, and she just basically hangs
out in chat rooms and busts people for saying things
that are problematic. She I mean, she hit her zenith
in the you know, the those heady days of high
cancel culture, you know, and she was just outing people
left and right. Oh they said something on a on
a telegram chat ooh and then you know, get some
sixteen year old girls scholarship canceled. That's the kind of
quote unquote reporting she was doing. And then, of course,
like you know, everybody realizes the Holy cow, she's really
toxic and all of this, well, not everybody. Mainstream media
still loves her and they bring her on this despite
the fact that she seems to celebrate the murder of
people for political reasons. I'm not saying you should do
the violence, ba, but that's what she does. That's what
she does, and she did it again on CNN. But
as Donald Trump would say, nobody watches it, so nobody cares.
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So Taylor Lorenz, this is the thing, this is what
I'm talking about. The left has a problem with political
violence and calling it out and just condemning it and
leaving that as the only sentence. Just put a period, no,
you shouldn't ever murder people because of political differences. Period.
Then you don't have to add anything to the end
of that sentence. You just stop right there. So Taylor
Lorenz is on some show on CNN. I'm not kidding.
It's called miss Infoonation Misinfhonation, and it's hosted by some
Irish dude and it's about misinformation I guess in America
or something on CNN. Okay, So here is Taylor Lorenz
talking to the Irish guy who's the host. His name
is Donnie or Donnie O'Sullivan. And here's what she said.
Speaker 4: Hilarious to see these millionaire media pundits on TV clutching
their pearls about someone standing a murderer when this is
this is the United States of America, as if we
don't lionize criminals, as if we don't have you know,
we don't stan murderers of all sorts, and we give
them Netflix shows. There's a huge disconnect between the narratives
and angles the sort of mainstream media pushes and what
the American public feels.
Speaker 1: Hang on a second, did a did a murderer get
a Netflix show? I'm trying to think through. I don't.
I'm not aware of a murderer getting a Netflix program.
Did that happen? Well, she is on a program called Misinfonation,
so I guess this is on brand for the program.
But you'll recall Taylor Lawrence is talking about it is
sort of a rehash of the comments that she made
when the United Healthcare CEO was murdered in cold blood,
shot in the back on a sidewalk in New York
City by a deranged Luigi and he became just like
the lefties did with the Boston Marathon barmber. Right, they
turned this guy into a sex symbol and they're like, yeah,
they're just like thirsting over the guy. It's gross. So
she's talking about like that dynamic, that story, and you.
Speaker 4: See that in moments like this, and I can tell
you I saw the biggest audience growth that I've ever seen,
because people were like, oh, somebody, some journalists is actually
speaking to the anger that we feel.
Speaker 1: The women who got her outside course in New York.
Speaker 4: So you're going to see women especially that feel like,
oh my god, right, like here's this man who who's revolutionary,
who's famous, who's handsome, who's young, who's smart. He's a
person that seems this like this morally good man, which
is hard to find.
Speaker 1: So Luigi Mangioni is a morally good man because he
murdered somebody shot him in the back. Guy's a coward.
Guy is a deranged coward. I think I read too
that like supposedly this was about like his mom needed
all these treatments or something, and she couldn't get the treatments,
and so like there was some sort of you know,
justification for this. And I remember seeing a story that
she didn't even have United Healthcare as an insure, so
there wasn't even that connection. He's just crazy. Oh but
look he's got muscles and the six pack abs and
uh and he's cute, he's a revolutionary. Oh, like, that's
what we're hearing from her, and they're I mean, they're
they're giddy about this. And then Donye or Donnie whatever
the guy's name is. This was quite an interesting tell
for me. Yeah, I just realized women will literally date
an assassin before they swipe right on me. That's that's
where we are. I'm sure you wouldn't like to be
compared to a Trump supporter, but all right, I hang
on a second, let me stop there. That line right there,
My computer froze for a second. So that line right
there though, that women will choose to to go after
an assassin before they will pick me on a dating app,
and that speaks to we talked we heard this what
last week when we were playing some of the soundbites. Oh,
the guy's from Axios and they were talking about reporter brain, remember,
and there was this group think peer pressure is what
he's talking about. I said this at the time, and
that is rooted in an insecurity at the individual level,
they're insecure, and I think that's what this guy just expressed,
this insecurity that chicks don't find him attractive. Seriously, Like
I think that is, he's frustrated about it and he
wants to be at the cool kids table. That's what
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Lorenz seemingly condoned murder by political leftists. I don't even
know if this guy, Luigi Mangioni is actually a leftist.
I think he's insane. I think his rantings prove his
mental illness. But she still has this difficult time saying
that it is anything other than a cold blooded murder,
which is what it was. There's no justification for it.
There is no justification for walking up behind somebody who
has not presented a physical threat to you and shooting
them in the back. I've got a message here from
Russ who says Taylor Lorenz's whole identity and significance is
built around fame. However she can get it, so it's
not a surprise she cannot differentiate shows about criminals from
criminals having their own shows. To her, it's probably the
same thing. And at Patriot Girl says Taylor Lorenz is
a garbage human. This does not surprise me at all
coming from her. David Strawm at hottier dot com said,
Taylor Lorenz exemplifies the I don't approve of violence but
type of person. While many people who default to this
step away from violence before embracing it a bit more slyly,
Taylor goes for broke and doesn't just fangirl the idea
of striking a blow against evil capitalists. She embraces the
people who do it, to the point of suggesting that
such people are sexy heroes. Here's the thing for you,
folks on the left, right, and really anybody with a
utopian point of view, any system has finite rear and
potentially infinite demands on them, right, any kind of a
healthcare system like this that Mangione was supposedly motivated by,
and that Taylor Lorenz keeps saying these stupid things about
you have finite resources and limitless demands for those finite resources.
I have made this argument since the Obamacare days almost
now what fifteen years.
Speaker 4: Is it?
Speaker 1: Fifteen ten longer than that anyway, Gosh, I'm getting old anyway.
The finite resources and the infinite demands, you can only
do so much with the finite resources, and so you
have to ration in some way, either by access or
by price. So you either tell people they can't get
the services, like they do up in Canada. That's what
they do in Canada. That's what they do over in
the UK. They ration it by access. You literally cannot
access the service, even if you're a billionaire, you can't
get in. Or you ration by price, and at least
with the price ration, there's a chance. See. Without the
rationing of pricing, then you're just rationing by access, and
that means a bureaucrat is just making decisions far away
from you, and you have no ability to influence that.
And so here's the problem. When you have that kind
of a utopian vision that perfection is one of the
options that's available and it's not. Because you know finite resources,
they will inevitably look for villains to blame. And David
Strom is exactly right about that. I've talked about this
pattern in collectivism, this Marxist ideology. It's why it's so
toxic and dangerous, and it manifests itself the same way
all the time, which is, first you have your revolution
and you overthrow the oppressor, do a whole bunch of murdering, right,
and then when the system doesn't work, because it cannot work,
then you start looking for the villains. And at first
you see this in Venezuela. Right. At first, maybe you
go after the landowners and the capitalists and all of that,
you weed them out, useful idiots. Sorry, guys, you got
to go too. But then great Satan is the reason.
It's the United States, it's the foreign actors. And then
you accuse people in your own country of being tied
to that foreign villain too. Things must not turn out
well because some evil person caused it to happen, because
surely it's not our plan, surely it's not our system.
Who brush past the I don't approve of violence part
of the sentence, whether they are Taylor Lorenz or Chuck Schumer,
you'll recall who refused to denounce violence against Tesla, but
then explain why people should hate Elon Musk. What they're
doing is actually justifying the violence. And they will say
they're not, but they absolutely are. These are the people
who will give you long explanations for why Trump inspires
hate while refusing to denounce it. Strom says, I could
give you a long list of leftists who I think
are threats to the Western way of life, but I
wouldn't for a moment suggest that people go out and
kill them. And if one of them got killed by
a hot girl, I wouldn't start laughing about how much
I would want to spend the night with her, Because
killing people is wrong except in very limited circumstances, and
political disputes are not on that list of the very
limited circumstances. Politics is what we do to avoid the violence.
And if if you are too emotionally or intellectually stunted
to understand this, right, then you don't I don't think
you should be participating in the society. Leftism is an
anti civilization or sorry, he says, Leftism is anti civilization
because civilization begins with agreeing on rules by which we
govern ourselves and within which we behave in the society. Right,
and the way we make the rules is politics. That's
how we do it the law making process. That doesn't
mean it doesn't get emotional, doesn't mean it's not important.
It is, but if you cannot settle it through the
you know, the rules that we have set up for
our society, and you're going to say, you know what,
I'm not going to follow those rules anymore because my
feelings trump your right to exist. You do not want
to live in a society when everybody adopts that standard.
At the heart of this, Strom says, the left loves
the shay Guavaras of the world because in the end,
they kind of love the violence. They find it sexy,
as with this guy Mangioni, and all societies have such people. Unfortunately,
since the nineteen sixties, the Democrat Party has embraced them
the weathermen, Hello, Black Panthers, Black Lives Matter, Antifa, Indivisible Right,
these are the organizations, the shock troops of the left,
and it's been this way for a while and they
have such a hard time calling them out on it. Here, Well,
I don't have time to play h Yeah, let's see
this is wait, this is I think this is a minute.
Speaker 3: It looks like this.
Speaker 1: Is Taylor Lawrence on TMZ. It looks like you're saying
there should be open season on some of these CEOs.
Speaker 4: Absolutely not, So let me just be super clear. No,
we should not murder CEOs. No we should not go
around shooting people in the street. But I think what's
really missing in all of these conversations is context. When
you see the entire Internet, left and right, united around
one thing, and that is celebrating I hate to say too,
the death of a healthcare CEO, you have to ask why,
And I don't think that has been discussed at all.
There's no discussions of the systemic cruelty in our healthcare
system or the fact that thousands of Americans die because
CEOs like this one and others deny essential life saving
care to Americans. And I think that's the real that's
where this anger is coming from. And of course people
are going to get a little carried away and celebrate,
but they're celebrating because it feel like a victory. It
feels like somebody stood up to this barbaric, evil, cruel,
violent system for once, and of course he matched it
with violence, which you know, again, we are not condoning
murder here. Okay, that is not the solution to this,
but I do think that a lot of people, you know,
it's got people talking, Yeah, it's.
Speaker 1: Got people talking, you know, what can I say. I'm
just justifying it. That's all all right. That'll do it
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