Speaker 1: From Workhouse Connect and aj Benza fame Uh he'd liked
Speaker 1: to be walked on a leash and play really dirty,
Speaker 1: kinky sex games. Is uh the guy put the cock
Speaker 1: in the peacock network. Okay, bitch, hey, everybody, aj Benzi
Speaker 1: here with fame as a bitch. This is your daily
Speaker 1: Unfiltered podcast for August twenty seventh, twenty twenty five. Eight
Speaker 1: two seven, two oh two five. A couple of odd numbers,
Speaker 1: but that's August for you. No, that's not true. August
Speaker 1: isn't even numbers eight. But by the way, numbers are
Speaker 1: going to take. Numbers are going to mean something in
Speaker 1: one of the stories I'm going to talk to you
Speaker 1: about in this show, but obviously before we go anywhere,
Speaker 1: when you talk about what my last day and a
Speaker 1: half has been with the little the Great Tutsi at
Speaker 1: my side. Tutsi came here yesterday afternoon Andrew had dropped
Speaker 1: her off. I got a bunch of treats for her,
Speaker 1: toys and balls and you name it. It's like there's
Speaker 1: like nine things she plays with. Two tennis balls, one small,
Speaker 1: ones big, a balloon. I bought balloons for her. I
Speaker 1: got all these squeaky toys, you name it. Great night.
Speaker 1: And by the way, I couldn't see her last week
Speaker 1: because she had her period. In fact, all three of
Speaker 1: them did TUTSI, Giznel, and Andrea. They're all synced up. Now.
Speaker 1: Imagine walking into the house. Oh my god, Actually I
Speaker 1: would like to do that. But either way, she was
Speaker 1: spotting too much, so we pulled it off for a week.
Speaker 1: So now she's still spotting. It looks like I may
Speaker 1: have taken a version version a virgin hooker up to
Speaker 1: my room. There's a few spots, you know, on the bed.
Speaker 1: We're not going to get too into it, but yeah,
Speaker 1: it happens. I mean, I gotta tell you, guys, I'm
Speaker 1: having this room. The internet is not the best here
Speaker 1: in this room. Matter of fact, today Me, Mike, and
Speaker 1: Arena were taping relationships as a bitch and we had
Speaker 1: to stop. I got thrown off a couple of times.
Speaker 1: We all did. And it looks like it's because of
Speaker 1: where I'm at. I don't get it. I've been to
Speaker 1: this hotel many times, you know, the Sun Coast Hotel.
Speaker 1: It's a big joint. I'm not really sure why there
Speaker 1: was issues, but there were, and there might be more
Speaker 1: so stay tuned this morning. Ten to five. You know,
Speaker 1: I forgot what it's like. It's been a while to
Speaker 1: have Totsye in my bed and whenever you get and look.
Speaker 1: We planned to go to sleep early last night, nine thirty,
Speaker 1: were under the covers. I took my gummy. I was
Speaker 1: ready to go out. You know, I actually was reading
Speaker 1: a book. I'm reading The Alchemist. I love Paul Coylo.
Speaker 1: Great story, great book, and fading away. I fall asleep.
Speaker 1: Ten to five. Who's scratching my arm? Tootsie wants to
Speaker 1: go outside and do peepee? Okay, let's go. Sneakers, socks, shirt,
Speaker 1: the whole cause I sleep just an underwear. Well. Another
Speaker 1: thing that they air conditioning here, took a whole day
Speaker 1: to get the room down to the temperature. I like
Speaker 1: either way, go upstairs, does some peepee? Okay? Great? Backup stairs? Well, backup,
Speaker 1: says at five ten, six forty five, she's behind the couch,
Speaker 1: scratching at the bag of treats I bought her. Okay,
Speaker 1: give retreats for fifteen minutes. Let's go to sleep. Eaes
Speaker 1: eight o'clock. Now, I know I'm not going to sleep,
Speaker 1: but I just want to lay down she wants to
Speaker 1: go outside again. And by the way, yesterday, when Andrea
Speaker 1: had dropped her off, I said, did she go bathroom? Yes,
Speaker 1: she went. She went this morning, peepy and duty great.
Speaker 1: As soon as we got into the casino and she
Speaker 1: walked up the I don't know twelve steps right next
Speaker 1: to this nice restaurant called ninety. She just begins to
Speaker 1: take a big steaming shit at the top of the
Speaker 1: steps while there's like seven or eight people online at
Speaker 1: this restaurant. And I quickly use the plastic bag Andrew
Speaker 1: gave me to get rid of it. But I mean,
Speaker 1: I forget what it's like sometimes run around with this
Speaker 1: little varmint or I love so much. She's a little stinky,
Speaker 1: you know what I mean, a little stinky. But that
Speaker 1: makes me want to kiss her more? Is that only me?
Speaker 1: Don't you love when they're a little stinky, Like when
Speaker 1: they come back from the hairdresser, hairdresser, when they come
Speaker 1: back from the groomer. They're fun, they're so gorgeous, they're
Speaker 1: so happy, there's a light and they look so sweet.
Speaker 1: But when they're a little grungy and filthy, I like it.
Speaker 1: It's a different smell in the bed. It's a little
Speaker 1: kink I got. What can I tell you? Speaking of kings?
Speaker 1: Oh my god, the world might spin off its axis
Speaker 1: because millions of teenage girls and their moms are over
Speaker 1: the moon. Because Taylor's Swift has announced that she ian
Speaker 1: Travis Kelcey are in fact engaged. There was a picture
Speaker 1: with the ring. I'm not gonna get into reading all
Speaker 1: the articles. I'm not gonna do it because I've read
Speaker 1: enough about these two. I wish to them love life, happiness,
Speaker 1: mazo chin chin asluchendon, which means a hundred years in
Speaker 1: Italian gendan, one hundred years. It's a nice little toast,
Speaker 1: all right. So they're engaged. Good. Not a huge ring,
Speaker 1: by the way, not that I'm saying there's anything wrong.
Speaker 1: It's a beautiful ring, very tasteful, very pretty. I don't
Speaker 1: know the cut and the clarity and the carrots. Remember
Speaker 1: that shit when you were buying your girl of ring
Speaker 1: the three seas or four seas cut, clarity, carrot, and
Speaker 1: there's something else I don't want to know. Don't google
Speaker 1: me because I'll find it, or don't text me. But
Speaker 1: the point is this, they're making a statement, all right.
Speaker 1: The jewelry was designed by Kindred Lubeck. He's worked with
Speaker 1: Travis to design the Sparkler. As they put it, Look,
Speaker 1: these two kids started a couple of years ago, right,
Speaker 1: and let me tell you this is a message to
Speaker 1: you guys out there who were looking for missus right
Speaker 1: rather than missus right now. There's a bunch of missus
Speaker 1: right now is out there you can grab. Sometimes you
Speaker 1: grab a missus right now and they become misright now.
Speaker 1: That happens, so by all means, go through the missus
Speaker 1: right now. But sometimes you just know this is missus right.
Speaker 1: You gotta hang in there. You gotta do things that
Speaker 1: you normally maybe wouldn't do with other women. There's some
Speaker 1: women to make you do things that I never did
Speaker 1: that before. Not to say you're doing some elaborate crazy scheme,
Speaker 1: but just a little tweak in your game can mean everything.
Speaker 1: Let me think about it. July, a couple of years ago,
Speaker 1: Travis Kelsey is talking about on his show how disappointed
Speaker 1: he was that he wasn't able to meet Taylor at
Speaker 1: her ear astour when it came to Kansas City, and
Speaker 1: he made a friendship bracelet with his phone number on
Speaker 1: it and sent it off. Listen. I like that approach.
Speaker 1: You gotta have balls. I mean, you're dealing with a
Speaker 1: super famous person who the whole world knows and many
Speaker 1: revere and adore. You also have a good knowledge of
Speaker 1: the guys she's dated in the past. That's a good
Speaker 1: thing because you like to stack yourself up against all
Speaker 1: the exes. You'll see where you stand. Obviously, none of
Speaker 1: those other guys, especially that. I think this ugly bastard
Speaker 1: that she dated, Matt Heally, this has a prick. I
Speaker 1: don't know what I mean. Taylor does not have the
Speaker 1: best picker. She just doesn't. She puts herselves in situations
Speaker 1: with men that don't work out. But I mean that's youth.
Speaker 1: She's not that young anymore, so she's dumb with all that.
Speaker 1: So now she's locked up with TK. Good for them,
Speaker 1: but no one's gonna measure up to the big bed
Speaker 1: football here or the future Hall of Fame tight end
Speaker 1: multiple super Bowl winner. This is the guy, that's the girl.
Speaker 1: They're gonna live happily ever after in many homes, one
Speaker 1: of which will be a mansion in Cleveland, Ohio. All right, Listen,
Speaker 1: every state has towns and cities that are phenomenal, and
Speaker 1: the wealthy people live there and the houses are huge,
Speaker 1: But to me, Cleveland's not the spot. However, that's what
Speaker 1: Travis loves. That's where he's from, so whatever. But she's
Speaker 1: got the big house on the east coast, on the
Speaker 1: was a Rhode Island or some shit, or New Hampshire.
Speaker 1: She's everywhere, La. They'll live all over the world. Good
Speaker 1: for that, look at I'm happy for them. What this means, obviously,
Speaker 1: is that we may have thought we were getting to
Speaker 1: know too much about this couple, but you just wait
Speaker 1: a few months and see the hysteria that is coming.
Speaker 1: This is the kind of hysteria that j Lo wished
Speaker 1: more than anything she could get with that affleck and
Speaker 1: they did get a lot of that. But well we're
Speaker 1: about to see what Travis and Taylor is going to
Speaker 1: be unheralded. There's never This is like Richard Burton Elizabeth
Speaker 1: Taylor type shit. This is way over the top, and
Speaker 1: actually it's Jane Mansfield, Mickey Hargitay. But time's one hundred.
Speaker 1: I don't look, there's nothing wrong with Travis Kelsey, good dude,
Speaker 1: the kind of guy you meet at the bar you
Speaker 1: immediately like you want to hang out with him. He
Speaker 1: is a good guy. I'll buy your drinks. I mean,
Speaker 1: I know he's a good guy. You could see it.
Speaker 1: Taylor Swift. Of course she's cute. I just don't find
Speaker 1: her gorgeous. And I'm not gonna sider say I love
Speaker 1: all the songs. I don't. I love Stevie Nix Moore,
Speaker 1: Linda Ronstadt to me is a better songwriter. Cella Swift's
Speaker 1: a great writer, but I don't love so much of
Speaker 1: what she's done. But I'm not gonna knock her and
Speaker 1: say she's shit. She's not shit. There's a reason why
Speaker 1: she's a billionaire and her tour made more money than
Speaker 1: any tour in the history of the world. She's got it.
Speaker 1: But what she's got isn't always with people like me want.
Speaker 1: But that doesn't take away from what she's accomplished. But
Speaker 1: there is some hysteria coming. I can only imagine it's
Speaker 1: probably gonna be a ten million dollar wedding. Uh maybe
Speaker 1: ten millions too low. I don't know, I don't know.
Speaker 1: I know she's not gonna be walking around the room
Speaker 1: at the end of the night at a reception, walking
Speaker 1: around with the silk bed with the Italians called a busta,
Speaker 1: which is the silk bed you carry around when you
Speaker 1: go table to table at your reception and see all
Speaker 1: your rotors and friends who came, and they give you
Speaker 1: a check for attending the wedding. You take those checks
Speaker 1: in the silk bed, you lay them on your bed
Speaker 1: before you fly the next morning on your honeymoon, and
Speaker 1: you tell your mother in law, your mother, here's what
Speaker 1: so and so gave me. You give a whole list,
Speaker 1: and then your mother, oh mother in law will tell you, okay,
Speaker 1: well they gave you this much, You got to give
Speaker 1: them this much when they get married. It's a whole
Speaker 1: mathematical situation, at least with Italians anyhow. But Taylor Swift
Speaker 1: is not going to be walking around with a busta,
Speaker 1: and no one's coming to the wedding to give them
Speaker 1: a check. So they should have a ball. There's no
Speaker 1: excuse to not enjoy the food and the cocktail hour,
Speaker 1: maybe even a vnes hour, which I think is not
Speaker 1: done anymore. I don't know. A flaming vnes hour was
Speaker 1: the best. Oh my god, So the first time I've
Speaker 1: had dramboui my father, of course, cart comes over what
Speaker 1: have we got that? Let's cookies, there's this, this canoli,
Speaker 1: there's all this shit. Hey, j you would taste Trambowie.
Speaker 1: I'm thirteen years old. Oh yeah, dad, I had a
Speaker 1: bottle last week. Of course, I never taste Trambowie. Coming
Speaker 1: ship with your follow This is Trambowie. It's it's a liqueur,
Speaker 1: it's a little strong. Just take a little sip on
Speaker 1: your dad, I've tasted your scotch. Well, do the same thing.
Speaker 1: Touch a tea. I mean, teaching me how to drink
Speaker 1: certain liquor didn't happen every day. But the point is
Speaker 1: such a different world. Water break, and by the way,
Speaker 1: I value all that I've done. I do it to Roko.
Speaker 1: We'll go to dinner and all of something you know
Speaker 1: a few years ago. Heah, take a sip. What's that?
Speaker 1: It's a gena tonic. Oh, I've had gin. You've had gin? Yeah,
Speaker 1: I had a party. I don't really like Okay, the
Speaker 1: wooden sipping. I liked it. I mean, look, kids are tempted.
Speaker 1: I understand every Friday and Saturday night is when shit
Speaker 1: goes down. I don't like jen. Oh okay, sorry, what
Speaker 1: do you voka? Men? I hope it skips a generation
Speaker 1: with Rocco, because I know my father and I drank,
Speaker 1: and I hope Rocco doesn't. I think he won't. Not
Speaker 1: that again, what the fuck goes? I mean, I saw
Speaker 1: my father do stupid shit when he drank, and now
Speaker 1: Roco's seen me do stupid ship when I drank. It
Speaker 1: didn't stop me from becoming a drinker. I hope, I
Speaker 1: hope Brocco doesn't go that way. We'll have to wait
Speaker 1: and see. But speaking of weddings, I completely blanked on
Speaker 1: this story that occurred in my life about fourteen fifteen
Speaker 1: years ago. Ready, So my wife's friend, best friend, whose
Speaker 1: family came from South America and came here very poor.
Speaker 1: They legally opened up a food joint in a strip mall.
Speaker 1: But don't let the term strip mall fool you. Many
Speaker 1: great spots to eat in Los Angeles are found in
Speaker 1: strip moles. You wouldn't believe it, but they are. Asked
Speaker 1: Anthony Bourdain, he always said that, So this girl, Karen,
Speaker 1: her parents had this small joint that served tacos, fahitas, burritos,
Speaker 1: all that delicious stuff. Very simple, hardworking folks. And it
Speaker 1: helps that this Karen is gorgeous. Anyhow, she eventually meets
Speaker 1: this guy who comes in for a taco and they
Speaker 1: bing boom, they see each other and there's bells and
Speaker 1: they know this is It turns out this guy is
Speaker 1: the son of a billionaire in Los Angeles, a guy
Speaker 1: named Gary Winnick. AJ. Who's Gary Winnick? Never heard of him? Okay?
Speaker 1: Gary Winnick's first job in financial services he was a
Speaker 1: bond salesman at Drexel Burnham Lambert way back in the seventies.
Speaker 1: He joined the staff of Remember Michael milk and the
Speaker 1: guy that went to jail with this high yield bond
Speaker 1: operation in California. Gary Winnick learned from Michael Milkott. So
Speaker 1: fast forward twenty years later, nineteen ninety eight, Gary Winnick
Speaker 1: founded a company called Global Crossing, which was a global
Speaker 1: fiber optic network company which by nineteen ninety nine, one
Speaker 1: year later, was valued at twenty billion dollars. It took
Speaker 1: high speed internet to the rest of the world. Okay.
Speaker 1: The company owned and managed a bunch of fiber optics
Speaker 1: in more than fifty countries and connected over seventy countries
Speaker 1: in America, Europe, you know, South America Asia. In twenty
Speaker 1: oh two, they filed for bankruptcy. There were allegations of
Speaker 1: all this kind of fraud and irregularities which happens in
Speaker 1: this business. But Gary Winnick wasn't charged settle a lawsuit
Speaker 1: fifty five million dollars out of his pocket without admitting guilt.
Speaker 1: So as his wealth grew, he was able to offer
Speaker 1: shares of his company to friends and associates, all of
Speaker 1: whom dentist, housekeeper, nanny mechanic all became millionaires overnight, almost overnight.
Speaker 1: In fact, at the height of his career, there's not
Speaker 1: one American businessman that made his millions faster than Gary Winnick,
Speaker 1: not Henry Ford, not Carnegie, not Mellon Rockefeller, nobody. So
Speaker 1: his son and my wife's best girlfriend get hitched. Now
Speaker 1: I've said this before. The Bachelor of parties in Las
Speaker 1: Vegas for three nights. I'm like, what is this horseshit?
Speaker 1: Three nights? Okay, go, I'll stay with the kids. Then
Speaker 1: there's a rehearsal dinner at Morton Steakhouse. He rented the
Speaker 1: place out, which costs a pretty penny. Everybody got to
Speaker 1: havanas a cigar from Havana, Cuba. Wonderful dinner. Did the rehearsal.
Speaker 1: Then comes the wedding at the Beverly Hills Hotel. Fifty
Speaker 1: thousand roses. You have no idea. People playing harps outside
Speaker 1: the lobster, shrimp, steak, prime rip. The best I've never
Speaker 1: seen this, and it was inside the Beverly Hills Hotel
Speaker 1: and outside the Beverly Hills Hotel. Just reridiculous display of wealth.
Speaker 1: And this is after his lawyer said to him, after
Speaker 1: this whole fifty five million dollar things, he got a Laylo.
Speaker 1: For a while, Laylow I was lighting up LA on
Speaker 1: both ends. Anyhow, after the wedding, we go back to
Speaker 1: his mansion in bel Air, and I mean this fucking
Speaker 1: house overlooking a golf court. It's one of the I
Speaker 1: think it was the most expensive property for a time
Speaker 1: at LA. Oh. It was insane. But that's a wedding.
Speaker 1: But here's what happened. My wife have to remind me this.
Speaker 1: The other day we're at the Beverlyos Hotel and she's
Speaker 1: gonna go back to her room. We had a room
Speaker 1: there for one night, trant to freshen up. And she's
Speaker 1: pregnant with Rocco. I shouldn't say kids only roxy Rocco
Speaker 1: was in her belly, and Lola always carried her weight
Speaker 1: and just her stomach in front, not her ass. Nowhere
Speaker 1: else kits and belly, that's it. She's walking through the
Speaker 1: lobby and Puffy Combs Pee Diddy sees her and freaks out,
Speaker 1: wants to do her name, grabbing her hand. Where are
Speaker 1: you going? Where you're staying? What are you here for?
Speaker 1: And she's like, I'm at a wedding. Is if my
Speaker 1: friend got married? And he says to his buddy, find
Speaker 1: out who she is, where she's staying, She's got to
Speaker 1: come with us. And the other day she told me
Speaker 1: what I forgot this? She goes, yeah, he was all
Speaker 1: over me. He was telling this guy to follow me
Speaker 1: to my room. It was uncomfortable, but I wasn't scared.
Speaker 1: And she ended up saying I came down and told you,
Speaker 1: but you didn't care. I don't know why I didn't care.
Speaker 1: I guess the marriage is over at that point in
Speaker 1: my head. Who knows? But black guys like my wife,
Speaker 1: what can I tell you? And uh yeah, Pete Diddy,
Speaker 1: crazy shit, Wow, we're way of course From Travis Kelsey
Speaker 1: and the great Tailor swept. But let me move forward,
Speaker 1: because I think I woke up to some of the
Speaker 1: greatest news I've been waiting to hear for years. I
Speaker 1: didn't even thought i'd even hear this. Have you seen
Speaker 1: how the Democrats have now concocted a new strategy for
Speaker 1: twenty twenty eight. It's not just Gavin News. I'm trying
Speaker 1: to be like Trump and be tough, and it's it's
Speaker 1: so lame how he's being. It's such an asshole. But
Speaker 1: here's the new policy memo that made the rounds. Are
Speaker 1: you ready for this? An online left leading think tank?
Speaker 1: First of all, think tank? Throw them all away. They're
Speaker 1: so full of shit. This company is called Third Way,
Speaker 1: and they told the Democrat Party you need to scrap
Speaker 1: a bunch of words and phrases you've been using for
Speaker 1: the last four or five six years that are not
Speaker 1: good for you. Unfortunately, the number of words third Way
Speaker 1: suggested they scrap our forty four words. So of course
Speaker 1: I have to talk about this story. They told the Dems.
Speaker 1: Don't say privilege or cultural appropriation, or don't say the
Speaker 1: unhoused or birthing person or Latin X or justice involved.
Speaker 1: Really unbelievable. Most of us knew these words and phrases
Speaker 1: were a blight on our society and shouldn't ever have
Speaker 1: been utilized. But what the fuck do we know? Which
Speaker 1: is dumb? Conservatives Democrats are a little late, a little
Speaker 1: late that they just found out. Everyday Americans are turned
Speaker 1: off by this academic bullshit that's been coming out of
Speaker 1: politicians' assholes for the last six seven years. But here's
Speaker 1: the great irony. These idiots spent years policing everyone else's
Speaker 1: speech to enforce the standards of their wokeness, and now
Speaker 1: they're policing each other to sound less woke. They have
Speaker 1: to do that because they're losing support. They're hemorrhaging support.
Speaker 1: You talk about the peddulum swinging back the other way.
Speaker 1: My god, it's swinging back, but it's also knocking them
Speaker 1: all on their head. But the memo, which I love
Speaker 1: to have, this memo and frame it breaks down these
Speaker 1: alienating terms or this language into six different categories. Okay,
Speaker 1: the first is called therapy speak, and third way says
Speaker 1: to these assholes, the words like triggering, safe space, holding space,
Speaker 1: body shaming, and centering are condescending and it makes voters
Speaker 1: feel like, you know, we're better than them. Also, seminar
Speaker 1: room language. It suggests that, hey, I'm smarter, I'm more
Speaker 1: concerned about important issues than you are. It's really they
Speaker 1: really went down and found out exactly what they've been
Speaker 1: doing wrong. I don't know why it took them so long.
Speaker 1: You know, don't use you know, the terms that communicate
Speaker 1: that message include subverting norms, systems of oppression, critical theory,
Speaker 1: and I don't know what this is overton window, never
Speaker 1: heard of that. But guys, this is the very language
Speaker 1: that shows you that the Democrats are just out to
Speaker 1: always sound and look better by any means necessary. And
Speaker 1: this is the new fight they think they have to
Speaker 1: have to become better in the eyes of voters. It's
Speaker 1: too little, too late. I mean, when you have proof
Speaker 1: that a third party is who they're paying, is telling them,
Speaker 1: don't say things, you know, get rid of terms that
Speaker 1: suggests that someone is beholden to groups not individuals. People
Speaker 1: have no agency, you know, they food, insecurity, housing, insecurity,
Speaker 1: person who immigrated. The moves they made to make these
Speaker 1: words or phrases sound less, I don't know less what offensive. No,
Speaker 1: they're just words. They are what they are. I mean,
Speaker 1: how many times do we hear Kamala Harris talk shit
Speaker 1: incarcerated people okay, unhoused people, okay, unhoused. I don't even
Speaker 1: like when I go on Instagram and people don't say
Speaker 1: kill or suicide, They're gonna say unlive. I know why
Speaker 1: you saying this because they'll take it down if I
Speaker 1: say suicide. I don't believe it. Unalived, he unlived himself.
Speaker 1: Who the fuck would go that far? Oh, I can't
Speaker 1: take it. This from the article. Third Way additionally suggests
Speaker 1: dodging any language that communicates to voters that quote. You
Speaker 1: will be called a racist if you do not use
Speaker 1: the latest in correct terminologies such as bipock alleyship and intersectionality.
Speaker 1: They want them done with the transgender bullshit. No more
Speaker 1: inseminated person, no more chest feeding or cis gender or heteronormative,
Speaker 1: whatever the fuck that means. And again they don't want
Speaker 1: to hear lgbtqia plus the alfungle alphabet army, which I've
Speaker 1: cursed from day one. They're just getting around to it now.
Speaker 1: Never forget how late they are. Disgusting these assholes. Even
Speaker 1: Jimmy Kimmel decided to speak up. And say, well, you know, listen,
Speaker 1: it's the loud voices that scare people from saying what
Speaker 1: they believe. A lot of their points are valid, Wow, Jimmy,
Speaker 1: thank you, but a lot of them are also just
Speaker 1: repulsive in that they repel people. They go like, quote, oh,
Speaker 1: you're no fun. I don't want to be around you.
Speaker 1: Just poor Jimmy. Poor Jimmy was a regular guy who's
Speaker 1: half Italian but acting like he's all Italian. He loves
Speaker 1: to cook for his friends. He was a great, practical joker,
Speaker 1: a wonderful friend to have. Then he married his second wife,
Speaker 1: and all the friends around him, including Adam Carolla, none
Speaker 1: of them like his new wife, none of them because
Speaker 1: she's the most woke, progressive liberal I've ever seen. And
Speaker 1: she changed Jimmy in much the same way Marcy Turk
Speaker 1: changed Howard Stern. I'll get to toward the end of
Speaker 1: the show. But every day, people who vote, we've all
Speaker 1: been set up with this bullshit language policing, waving your
Speaker 1: finger at me if I say the wrong turn. Fuck you.
Speaker 1: It took Donald Trump winning twice to wake these idiots up,
Speaker 1: not to mention it. He's got a big, multi ethnic
Speaker 1: coalition around him, and now they're waking up because they
Speaker 1: realized this fucking guy did it. I mean, I mean,
Speaker 1: we're like, what are they at, like thirty favorability with
Speaker 1: their own people. It's they're in such dire straits. All
Speaker 1: they're doing now is cursing. They love to go on
Speaker 1: TV and curse because they think they're gonna sound like
Speaker 1: they're gonna sound like Trump. But they can't. They can't
Speaker 1: because they're not genuine. They're all full of shit. These democrats,
Speaker 1: these assholes are poked fun. I don't want to make
Speaker 1: this all about politics, but you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: I like when Trump talks very plainly and speaks like
Speaker 1: somebody around your table. We all have relatives, fathers, uncles, sons, brothers, mothers, whatever,
Speaker 1: who maybe say things out of turn around a table
Speaker 1: that might embarrass you. But when everything's done and we're
Speaker 1: all going to bed and we shut the lights off,
Speaker 1: what do we say? You know what? That's why my
Speaker 1: mother feels, that's the way my father feels. There's nothing
Speaker 1: wrong with that. Fuck anybody who's got a problem with it.
Speaker 1: But when it happens, we gotta be careful because we
Speaker 1: don't want my mother canceled it. I'm so sick of
Speaker 1: looking both ways left right, left before we're supposed to talk.
Speaker 1: Thank god I never did it, but it was always
Speaker 1: out there, and many of us have been walking this
Speaker 1: tightrope and really, you know, not saying we're gonna get
Speaker 1: hung or you know, stoned, but for fox sake, we
Speaker 1: put our careers on the line to just say the
Speaker 1: truth and risk getting cancer and losing everything. Look. I
Speaker 1: like when Trump says the Illinois governor Fatty Pritzker needs
Speaker 1: to get to the gym more often. I'm sorry, I
Speaker 1: like it. I love when he says Joe Biden didn't
Speaker 1: even know he was president. He didn't know if he
Speaker 1: was alive. Okay, that's the truth. Let's tuck plainly. He's right.
Speaker 1: I love it because like all of us, especially be
Speaker 1: I know sometimes how we speak out of turn. But
Speaker 1: as bad as some things might sound, most of the time,
Speaker 1: whatever Trump says, he's absolutely right. It's just that most
Speaker 1: Americans have never experienced full blown honesty and common sense
Speaker 1: being directed right to their faces. Here's a guy who's
Speaker 1: seventy nine years old, he's a bill. There doesn't need
Speaker 1: this horse shit. Five kids, eleven, grandkids. He's out there
Speaker 1: every day trying to make peace around the world, and
Speaker 1: some of you assholes out there. One of the wives,
Speaker 1: and it done quicker, he says, it's gonna take a day.
Speaker 1: Calm fuck down. No one's working harder. I defy you
Speaker 1: to find somebody in this country who's working harder at
Speaker 1: their job. Enough Trump love, But listen, people, man, just
Speaker 1: talk like real human beings. These whack jobs on the left,
Speaker 1: they sanitize the language so much that you know, people
Speaker 1: just didn't feel like they're being spoken to in a
Speaker 1: normal manner. I only hope that Democrats will have the
Speaker 1: bulls to stand up to the woke whack jobs and
Speaker 1: their own party. Maybe such a resounding defeat and their
Speaker 1: bullshit poll numbers will be a wake up call. But
Speaker 1: so far the party has succumbed to fear of the
Speaker 1: mob and they allow the squeakiest wheels to seize control.
Speaker 1: And that ends. We're done with this cancerous I call
Speaker 1: it vocabulary. Vocabulary. So it's actually amazing that George Orwell,
Speaker 1: who wrote nineteen eighty four, saw this. He foresaw these
Speaker 1: idiots seventy five years ago. Unbelievable. Sorry, the toothpaste is
Speaker 1: out of the tube. It's not going to go back
Speaker 1: in Democrats, forget it. But inventing a whole new language
Speaker 1: is just so stupid, and I'm glad they're suffering now.
Speaker 1: I'm glad. I mean, you've got a guy running for
Speaker 1: mayor in New York who wants to decriminalized prostitution, get
Speaker 1: rid of police, have city run grocery stores, and all
Speaker 1: sorts of other insane ideas of a socialist playbook. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I'm not lying when I say that if he ran
Speaker 1: four years ago and won, and he might win, and
Speaker 1: I'm not if he does, I'm not gonna be upset
Speaker 1: because New York City needs to be reprimanded and shown.
Speaker 1: Look how fucking stupid you've got. You fell for this asshole.
Speaker 1: But I'm telling you, if this guy was here years ago,
Speaker 1: during the whole vocabulary bullshit, they would call shoplifters shoppers
Speaker 1: without money just not to offend shoplift. They would call
Speaker 1: drug dealers, unlicensed pharmacists. Anything they can do to make
Speaker 1: these people sound like they're a good soul, they're not.
Speaker 1: Democrats are like people who buy sneakers of three hundred
Speaker 1: bucks but can't shoot a layup no substance, there's nothing there.
Speaker 1: All they care about is how they sound and look
Speaker 1: to the person next to them. They got no ideas,
Speaker 1: no solutions. Have you heard any every day it's how
Speaker 1: bad Trump is. Not one of them is saying what
Speaker 1: they're going to do better, not one of them. You
Speaker 1: see him at these rallies and these street interviews, and
Speaker 1: most of the time most of the people out there
Speaker 1: are picketing or protesting. Are you know? Mark Zuckerberg, George
Speaker 1: Soros and Bill Gates all keep pumping millions into this bullshit,
Speaker 1: this bullshit director that all these people could protest and
Speaker 1: get paid to professional protesters. They make between twenty and
Speaker 1: seventy bucks an hour. It's gross, but it's coming to
Speaker 1: an end. And I love the fact that they all said,
Speaker 1: maybe we should go back and take out these forty
Speaker 1: four words. Why is it forty four? Do you understand
Speaker 1: what that means? I mean, think about it, guys. Come on,
Speaker 1: I flew around fight on flight one four four one.
Speaker 1: The Democrats are getting rid of forty four words. It's
Speaker 1: always in my head, it's always out there. Let's finish
Speaker 1: the show and talk about Howard Stern apparently there's some
Speaker 1: stories going around for the last couple of weeks, for
Speaker 1: the last couple of days. The story is now that
Speaker 1: Howard Stern and his staffers are trying to put a
Speaker 1: positive spin on what's happening with his contract being up
Speaker 1: at Serious XM. And the story is they don't want
Speaker 1: to move forward with Howard anymore. We've heard that, we've
Speaker 1: read it. No one's gotten a quote from Serious XM
Speaker 1: or from Howard, but many of us seem to feel
Speaker 1: like we know what's gonna happen. I'm actually alarmed that
Speaker 1: so many newspapers and websites printed Serious cancels Howard's Stern.
Speaker 1: Just think about that sentence. His contract's not even up yet.
Speaker 1: There's been no communication between Serious and the reporters, or
Speaker 1: Howard and the reporters, and yet they run a story
Speaker 1: and just fly out say Serious is canceling Howard Stern show.
Speaker 1: That's not journalism, that's writing on a fucking bathroom stall.
Speaker 1: It's really wrong. But you know, it gets us all
Speaker 1: caught up in the conversation. Now they're saying what we've
Speaker 1: been reading is all a hoax, that his team, Howard's
Speaker 1: team was behind these rumors about his job in jeopardy,
Speaker 1: and they put it out there in a desperate hoax
Speaker 1: attempt to make Serious realize they can't let him go.
Speaker 1: They're trying to make it all go viral, and they did.
Speaker 1: They want them to return. They want to keep making money.
Speaker 1: There's a lot of people in Serious who depend on
Speaker 1: Howard's started being there, but his numbers are down so
Speaker 1: low and they just don't know what to do. They
Speaker 1: the word is they can't afford to pay him another
Speaker 1: one hundred million dollars a year for another five year contract,
Speaker 1: which is what he's coming off of. I actually sent
Speaker 1: him an email last week. If you send anything substantial,
Speaker 1: I tell you. But I say, hey, Howard, I hate
Speaker 1: to see all these stories. I hope you're okay, but
Speaker 1: just a quick, little fucking, you know, four or five
Speaker 1: sentence email, man, I hope you're okay and miss hanging
Speaker 1: out best days of my life. And he just run back, thanks, man,
Speaker 1: We're hanging in there. That's it. Howard doesn't really say much,
Speaker 1: but at least he wrote back, I wasn't looking for
Speaker 1: a quote, just wanted to extend my sympathy or whatever.
Speaker 1: The fuck. Now they're saying that Serious plan to make
Speaker 1: him an offer, but they don't intend for him to
Speaker 1: take it, so it's going to be lower than one
Speaker 1: hundred mil. And a lot of people say they're never
Speaker 1: going to meet on the money because it's it's too disparaging.
Speaker 1: He's no longer worth that investment. However, I don't listen
Speaker 1: to his show, but the word Howard's started in Serious
Speaker 1: except go Together? What happens when he's gone? What happens
Speaker 1: to that company? I know there's many other people who've
Speaker 1: broadcast on Serious. I know that obviously he's the biggest guy.
Speaker 1: Whether you like his show or not, he's the king pin,
Speaker 1: you know. Jimmy Kimmel called him, Howard's acting like he
Speaker 1: hasn't read a thing, has no idea what people are
Speaker 1: talking about. I mean, come on, that's not true. Howard
Speaker 1: knows everything that's written about him, and then some he
Speaker 1: loves his own gossip. I used to give it to him.
Speaker 1: I would tell him what he's seeing, what girls he banged.
Speaker 1: How do you know that? How do you know? I said,
Speaker 1: how everybody talks to me. I'm wide everywhere. I know
Speaker 1: about Robin Gibbons and you have a heart. Carrie Stevens
Speaker 1: how do you. Oh my god, I said, I protect you.
Speaker 1: I went a long way. I listened to Howard before
Speaker 1: he was usually popular, and then even right before he
Speaker 1: caught Trump derangement syndrome. But now you know, we all
Speaker 1: talk about it, friends with the late night hosts, vacationing together,
Speaker 1: wearing the same shirts. They've all, it seems to me
Speaker 1: brainwashed him, along with Marcy Turk, who introduced a book
Speaker 1: to Howard I think it's called Getting Things Done that
Speaker 1: really changed his way and made him drop his past
Speaker 1: and have a different, completely different future that didn't include
Speaker 1: so many people who helped him get to the tippy
Speaker 1: top of the mountain. He was very, very funny with
Speaker 1: Jackie or Artie or me in the seat. But did
Speaker 1: he move with the times. Not really. He would always
Speaker 1: mock the dinosaurs who didn't move with technology. Remember that.
Speaker 1: Then when podcasting became a thing, he didn't understand it
Speaker 1: and he made fun of it. He ridly iciled it.
Speaker 1: Now podcasting is huge and serious. Exam is there his ass.
Speaker 1: It's on his ass. It's on his ass because the benefit.
Speaker 1: One of the benefits of podcasting is you can listen
Speaker 1: whenever you want. I know Howard. He's too smart, and
Speaker 1: I mean he's smart. I mean smart. He sees the
Speaker 1: writing on the wall. And when this guy had Kamala
Speaker 1: Harrison before the election, no one was talking about it.
Speaker 1: When Trump was on Rogan or Vamps was on THEO one,
Speaker 1: it was huge news. Nobody cared that Kamala was talking
Speaker 1: to Howard. That killed him. Howard should listen to his
Speaker 1: favorite audio clip from the movie First Blood with Stallone.
Speaker 1: They always play it and it's just a quick line.
Speaker 1: It's over, Johnny over, It's over. Howard. You were tremendous.
Speaker 1: You could probably do two or three more years, but
Speaker 1: at what cost. I don't want to hear about Sal's
Speaker 1: love life anymore. Ronnie Limore Driver get in the head.
Speaker 1: It's not funny, stupid. And you guys, some of you
Speaker 1: guys want me to talk about stuttering John and this
Speaker 1: lawsuit he's got serting a couple of guys from the
Speaker 1: old Howard s. Durn Show. I don't care John stuttering.
Speaker 1: John just wants press. No one's talking about him. His
Speaker 1: podcasting shit. He goes to different cities and tries to
Speaker 1: be a stand up comic. He's awful at that. No
Speaker 1: one respects him. Nothing he says is interesting or important
Speaker 1: or vital. Nothing. So please, when you ask me to
Speaker 1: comment on John's lawsuit, who gives a shit. He's been
Speaker 1: an invisible, unimportant jerk of for years, so it's not
Speaker 1: a story to me. It's not gonna go anywhere. And
Speaker 1: today Opie remember Opie, Oh my god, Opie and Anthony show.
Speaker 1: Opie's huge, Well he was huge. Now he's out there,
Speaker 1: I think in Malibu, and he made this big announcement today.
Speaker 1: He said, I got the real tea about how it
Speaker 1: is serious, So he said, how it sturns getting another
Speaker 1: September contract. On September second, he's going to announce that
Speaker 1: he's back on serious. He's not going anywhere. I don't
Speaker 1: know if I believe that, but this is what Opie says.
Speaker 1: He's also on serious. He's gonna get whatever he wants again,
Speaker 1: and Sirius has to suck it up. I don't believe that.
Speaker 1: I'm actually convinced that nobody knows anything. I'm the only
Speaker 1: person to say this, not Opie, not any newspaper website.
Speaker 1: I'm telling you until how It's Darning comes back on
Speaker 1: September second and makes a comment then we'll all know. Now,
Speaker 1: I personally think that as long as Robin Quivers is
Speaker 1: healthy and not sick again, which is what I heard,
Speaker 1: then I think he will not simply walk off into
Speaker 1: the sunset. Howard loves money and he loves what he does,
Speaker 1: and idle time for Howard would be awful. And while
Speaker 1: Sirious might not be able to offer him another gigantic,
Speaker 1: one hundred million dollars per year for five year contract,
Speaker 1: they're going to come up with something that's beneficial to
Speaker 1: both parties. That's what I believe. We'll find out soon enough.
Speaker 1: In about a week, we'll hear from Howard. So again,
Speaker 1: if Robin is sick, god forbid, he's done, he'll walk away.
Speaker 1: If she's not, he will take a contract from Serious
Speaker 1: that's not nearly at the level it was when they
Speaker 1: first signed him, but it will be an awful lot
Speaker 1: of money for folks like you and me, And you'll
Speaker 1: continue to do this for another two years, and then
Speaker 1: he will hang it up and think about some other venture.
Speaker 1: And I think he could be the next Charlie Rose
Speaker 1: or you know, Larry King. He's phenomenal with talking to people.
Speaker 1: He knows everybody now celebrities aren't scared to talk to him.
Speaker 1: They understand he's a He's a friend now, not a foe.
Speaker 1: It could be a huge show if he decides to
Speaker 1: do it. All these guys like Letterman and they don't
Speaker 1: want to hang it up. Jay Lenos does shows about
Speaker 1: car garages, you know. Let Himan's out there and sein
Speaker 1: Fell's out there in cars getting coffee. Let Himan's doing
Speaker 1: interviews long form. They all like what they do because
Speaker 1: they're great at it, and how it's great. As fucked
Speaker 1: up as his show became, and as lame as he got,
Speaker 1: he's still phenomenal at what he does and what he did.
Speaker 1: It's unfathomable to think about somebody keeping the country laughing
Speaker 1: for over thirty five years. So back up a little bit,
Speaker 1: Wait a few days. I say he takes a certain
Speaker 1: amount of money and does a few more years before
Speaker 1: he walks off into the sunset. But if Robin is sick,
Speaker 1: or if they don't tell you that, and Howard says,
Speaker 1: I'm gone, it might be because she's sick. We'll have
Speaker 1: to find out. But that's what I think. And before
Speaker 1: I leave, let me just say this, I missed a
Speaker 1: Buddy's birthday the other day, Philip Crop, August twenty fifth,
Speaker 1: I forgot to say happy birthday. I'm not going to
Speaker 1: forget to say happy birthday through the great Catherine Stewart,
Speaker 1: who doesn't look at day over seventy said, I'm kidding.
Speaker 1: She's not nearly that old. She's a wonderful person. Anybody
Speaker 1: who knows her, she's the grand dame of this podcast.
Speaker 1: She's a wonderful woman. Energetic, funny, loving, ultra generous, smart
Speaker 1: as a whip, tough as nails, beautiful, And I'll tell
Speaker 1: you what. I have him into Texas. I not visited
Speaker 1: a ranch, but I will at one point put on
Speaker 1: some boots and go see her and see what the
Speaker 1: TEXTA Decide of Life brings to me. Have a nice steak.
Speaker 1: Maybe I'll get a big belt buckle. I don't know.
Speaker 1: I always played Indians when I was a kid. Now
Speaker 1: I want to play a cowboy. I'm sure Katherine and
Speaker 1: his husband John can help me figure it out. All right, gang,
Speaker 1: that's it for today. Aj Benza signing off. That was
Speaker 1: your podcast for August twenty seven, twenty five. Touch he's here,
Speaker 1: but she's sleeping. Guys, by the sliding glass door, getting
Speaker 1: little vitamin D. We'll talk again tomorrow