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I'm the one00:00:25
okay gang it's been uh I I think it's00:00:28
hard to say it's been a minute it's been00:00:29
a minute more like 12 12 minutes since00:00:32
June 29th last time we did a podcast uh00:00:35
everybody was out Adam was literally out00:00:37
but some of us were out and we're back00:00:39
uh and the first podcast we got a00:00:42
special guest for you uh someone who if00:00:45
you're on social you see her talking00:00:48
making her arguments and everybody in00:00:50
the market saying you gotta hear what00:00:52
she's got to say you got to hear what she's got to say so finally we had a00:00:54
chance to have her on the podcast the00:00:56
great Lauren chin it's great to have you00:00:58
on the podcast I'm so happy to be here00:00:59
thank you so much for having me yes of00:01:01
course it's a surreal experience thank00:01:03
you so much for helping us realize that00:01:06
Vinnie took uh honors French honestly we00:01:09
didn't know this yeah years ago very00:01:11
impressive that you were able to get00:01:12
that out so we're going to talk about a00:01:14
lot of current events Topics in a minute00:01:15
you know you'll make the introduction of00:01:17
who you are for some of the people that00:01:18
maybe don't know who you are guys we got00:01:19
a lot of things to talk about uh Jamie00:01:21
Diamond gave a speech this last week in00:01:23
an interview that some people said well00:01:25
that's guy sounds presidential if you00:01:27
haven't seen it we'll play it for you00:01:28
even Bill Bill Ackman billionaire said00:01:31
huge loss if Jamie Diamond doesn't run00:01:33
for president we'll talk about Janet00:01:35
yellen's um00:01:37
trip to Beijing as well as what happened00:01:40
with Trump when he went to UFC and the00:01:42
way he shook hands with Joe Rogan a lot00:01:45
of people are saying that podcast is00:01:47
possibly coming up very soon we'll talk00:01:49
about that ramaswani closes in on00:01:52
DeSantis As Trump dominates the GOP poll00:01:55
this is the hill 14 promises Trump has00:01:57
made in his campaign for seconds from00:01:59
CNN Maria bartiroma confronts DeSantis00:02:03
in on 2024 campaign asking what happened00:02:06
to your campaign and his answer and00:02:08
laugh reveals a lot and then outside of00:02:11
that Joe Biden uh what is the optimal00:02:13
time for Biden to drop out it doesn't00:02:15
matter what it is whether it's the hill00:02:16
whether it's the Atlantic saying step00:02:18
aside Joe Biden they want him replaced00:02:21
by somebody else will talk about that00:02:22
this past uh on 4th of July I don't know00:02:25
what you guys were doing but in this one00:02:27
house00:02:28
I think it's a White House they found00:02:30
some white stuff in the white house00:02:31
which is kind of weird it's not a00:02:34
greenhouse it's a white house so it00:02:35
makes sense we're gonna find that Vinnie00:02:38
maybe has some insight on what happened00:02:39
with uh Hunter Biden there and then00:02:42
Zuckerberg and musk are going back and00:02:45
forth and I don't know if you saw what00:02:47
uh Elon Musk tweeted last night which is00:02:50
kind of crazy Rob just told us about it00:02:52
maybe we'll show Elon Musk tweet last00:02:54
night about him and Zuck Biden uh says00:02:57
War would Russia must end before NATO00:02:59
can consider membership with Ukraine in00:03:01
an interview with your guy I know you00:03:03
got some thoughts on that Fareed and00:03:06
then we have the movie that came out00:03:07
sound of Freedom uh but at the same time00:03:09
CNN Talking Heads are now saying that00:03:11
this was uh the anti-child sex00:03:14
trafficking movie sounds of freedom is00:03:15
created out of bogus statistics and Q00:03:18
Anon Concepts you have to hear this00:03:20
person on CNN talking about it and00:03:22
Rolling Stone comes out trashing this00:03:25
movie while supporting cuties and at the00:03:28
same time time an article comes out a00:03:31
couple months ago talking about Rolling00:03:33
Stones editor-in-chief spiked reporting00:03:35
on friend getting arrested for child00:03:38
porn so whereas that's a little bit00:03:40
confusing when you're doing something00:03:41
anyways we have a lot of things to cover00:03:42
here on stories uh but before we get00:03:45
started Lauren if you don't mind taking00:03:47
a moment and sharing with the audience00:03:49
your background sure so I'm currently00:03:52
YouTuber content creator uh blazetv host00:03:55
TP USA contributor but I started gosh00:03:59
what was that seven years ago maybe just00:04:00
posting videos on YouTube Just00:04:03
anonymously for fun I definitely didn't00:04:05
want my face out there at the time00:04:07
because I wanted to be able to work00:04:09
um which I think I've the ship has00:04:12
sailed on me having a job outside of00:04:14
what I do now just because of all the00:04:15
things that I've said over the years but00:04:17
uh what was work so what did you do so I00:04:20
was actually doing00:04:21
um Human Resources00:04:23
HR right one time the company were doing00:04:25
HR it was for our consulting company so00:04:27
it wasn't really high hiring it was more00:04:29
like strategic HR human capital type of00:04:32
thing which I I still find interesting00:04:34
but it's obviously very different00:04:36
um and especially I'm not necessarily00:04:38
politically correct so when people hear00:04:39
that they're like really HR it's like00:04:40
not the type you're thinking of yeah I00:04:42
mean I wouldn't be the type to write00:04:43
anybody up but uh I'm a young woman and00:04:46
I was just kind of feeling like my peers00:04:48
especially were having one very very uh00:04:51
specific Viewpoint radical feminism00:04:53
shoved down their throats and I felt00:04:55
like it just wasn't representative of00:04:56
not only myself but a lot of a lot of00:04:58
people out there so what's interesting00:05:00
that you bring that up is that you're00:05:01
saying that you were started doing these00:05:03
videos uh anonymously yes and you didn't00:05:06
want to be known for this this is this00:05:08
actually very indicative of the the00:05:10
Tweet you just did a couple days ago00:05:11
about well yesterday I believe when you00:05:13
were in the Bahamas basically saying00:05:15
that people successful people people00:05:17
have made it in their life don't want to00:05:19
basically put their stuff out there00:05:20
explain that by the way it's funny you00:05:22
say this why why do you think people are00:05:25
so scared to you know share their00:05:28
opinion what do you think is causing00:05:30
this fear I mean I'll give my story of A00:05:32
guy by the way you should have met These00:05:33
Guys these are your kind of guys but why00:05:35
do you think people conservative00:05:36
Christians great guys they were Persian00:05:38
Jews from New York oh wow who knew how00:05:40
to party right this is yeah00:05:42
so why do you think people are scared00:05:45
nowadays well I mean it's it's canceled00:05:46
culture and it's kind of it's been done00:05:48
to death the issue everyone knows it's00:05:50
real now but I mean years and years ago00:05:52
people were starting to realize that it00:05:54
was it was a thing I mean you have your00:05:56
social officer that you can be socially00:05:57
ostracized if you have the wrong opinion00:05:59
this is especially true if you are a00:06:01
younger generation I mean your peers are00:06:04
being indoctrinated almost non-stop from00:06:06
I mean the education system especially00:06:08
if they're going to a college media00:06:10
social media so I think a lot of people00:06:13
they're you know they're looking at what00:06:15
happens when someone gets labeled or00:06:16
racist or Sexes or whatever it is and00:06:18
they're kind of weighing is it worth00:06:20
kind of speaking out if it means that00:06:23
I'm going to lose my friend group and I00:06:24
have had friends who are I guess no00:06:26
longer friends because of my beliefs is00:06:28
it worth being fired or having my job00:06:30
prospects I guess limited just to speak00:06:33
out about these issues that I think a00:06:34
lot of people are saying no not not00:06:37
really I'll just I'll just keep my mouth00:06:38
shut I'll just kind of go with the flow00:06:40
but we see where that's gotten us over00:06:42
the past few years let me ask you who00:06:43
were you in high school like 10th grade00:06:45
11th grade who who was Lauren Shannon00:06:47
High School uh quiet I was in the math00:06:50
club uh played the flute and violin so00:06:53
just a happening person00:06:59
so so it's fair to say you were not part00:07:02
of the party animal getting hammered00:07:04
actually I skipped 10th grade also that00:07:07
sounds great that should give you a00:07:08
little bit of an indication of what my00:07:09
Social Circle was got it so were you00:07:12
like a 4.3 GPA painfully Asian yes00:07:15
really okay shout out to the tiger moms00:07:18
that was not the first grade I skipped00:07:20
either so really I also skipped nine so00:07:22
how old were you when you graduated from00:07:24
high school nine years old I didn't00:07:27
technically graduate high high school00:07:29
because I was going back and forth00:07:30
through Canadian and American systems00:07:32
but I finished with my bachelor's when I00:07:34
was 20. so you finish with your00:07:36
bachelor's when you were 20. yeah I love00:07:38
I haven't bragged about high school for00:07:39
so long this is specifically impressive00:07:41
man yeah and you said you said earlier00:07:43
nobody ever even offered you drugs like00:07:45
people looked at you and they're like00:07:46
nope she ain't cool enough she ain't00:07:49
doing blocks nothing no no she's up so00:07:53
the reason why I asked that question00:07:54
from is the following reason so normally00:07:56
in school you know who certain people00:08:00
are and everyone's gonna find each other00:08:02
the party people are going to find each00:08:03
other the complainer is going to find00:08:04
each other the gangsters are going to00:08:05
find each other the bodybuilders are00:08:07
going to find each other the athletes00:08:08
are going to find each other the00:08:09
Christians are going to find each other00:08:10
everybody finds each other right so if00:08:13
if you were who you were in high school00:08:16
your friends that all of a sudden are00:08:19
saying well Lauren you know you're being00:08:20
a little too extreme with the stuff that00:08:21
you're saying seven years ago was it a00:08:23
surprise to them that your opinions were00:08:26
what they were I think so because if00:08:28
especially if we're talking about women00:08:30
women have the tendency to be very00:08:32
agreeable and I think if when you're00:08:34
taking a position that's going against00:08:36
the mainstream which if you are at all00:08:38
Center even Center left nowadays is00:08:42
considered Fringe or extreme that is an00:08:44
unpopular position that is00:08:46
anti-establishment and I think a lot of00:08:48
women especially like the nice girls00:08:49
that I was hanging out with I never00:08:51
would have thought of them as extreme or00:08:52
radical but I think because they are so00:08:54
prone to that agreeableness as Jordan00:08:57
Peterson would say it's just a lot00:08:58
easier to go with it to accept it00:09:00
especially when you have these activists00:09:02
that are painting things like extreme00:09:03
feminism or the LGBT agenda as just00:09:06
being tolerant and accepting they're00:09:08
going to look at anyone who speaks out00:09:10
against that as extreme confrontational00:09:13
bigoted you name it yeah it's it's crazy00:09:15
you say that so we're in Bahamas this00:09:18
last weekend we took a couple hundred00:09:19
people there Vinnie one night we laughed00:09:22
you made us laugh for three hours00:09:23
straight I had an ab workout by the time00:09:25
we were done that night well we walk out00:09:27
of this restaurant and this one guy00:09:30
comes he says you're the Twitter guy00:09:31
another guy comes he says you're a tick00:09:33
tock I'm like I'm the tick tock guy I00:09:34
don't even know you know so but the00:09:36
Twitter guy that I'm talking to I said00:09:38
tell me why you're seen on the Twitter00:09:39
guy so I see your Twitch he said you00:09:41
should have me on your podcast the guy00:09:42
says this to me good looking you know00:09:45
Middle Eastern Jewish one of fifty00:09:47
thousand dollar watch and he says you00:09:49
should have me on the podcast because we00:09:51
can we agree on a lot of things I'd love00:09:53
to kind of tell them what's really going00:09:54
so why don't you have a podcast he says00:09:56
oh no no I can't have a podcast so why00:09:58
can't you have a podcast he says well00:10:00
you know because you know business it's00:10:01
going to affect us I said you're the00:10:03
problem you're the reason why America is00:10:05
where it's at you are the absolute00:10:07
problem and he grabs his wife wife comes00:10:09
over these other two guys come over00:10:10
every one of them's uh listens to you so00:10:12
they know content what we're doing all00:10:14
this stuff yeah he is he's a fuzzy you00:10:17
know he's scared he's this he's that his00:10:19
friend is now joking with them so I sat00:10:21
there and I said so what are you scared00:10:22
of tell me actually what you're scared00:10:24
of he says well what what do I do I mean00:10:27
if I do in New York I'm in New York you00:10:29
know if I say anything you know we're00:10:30
gonna do this and they're gonna do this00:10:31
and they're gonna do that that's exactly00:10:33
the issue okay the three communities00:10:35
that I keep telling I had a great00:10:37
conversation with Dave Smith last week00:10:39
we a phenomenal call together about the00:10:42
three communities the lazy and scared00:10:44
Republicans are ruining America the do00:10:47
your thing Libertarians are ruining00:10:48
America and the tolerant Christians are00:10:52
ruining America these three communities00:10:54
are all generally net positives to00:10:56
society they contribute to society they00:10:58
don't take but they're ruining America00:11:00
because they're sitting there saying I00:11:02
don't want to kind of give my name00:11:03
called that I'd write about just be00:11:05
quiet and not say anything about it00:11:06
because what if I the guy's like what my00:11:08
real estate business could take a hit I00:11:10
said your country could take a hit your00:11:11
kids could take a hit you're worried00:11:13
about the real estate business but then00:11:14
again it's a real valid fear that a lot00:11:17
of people are having nowadays but even a00:11:18
guy asked a question on the Tweet he00:11:19
says Pat I'm an executive if you go to00:11:23
it go to the other tweet prior to this00:11:24
because this is a different tweet go00:11:26
back one guy asks a question00:11:28
go go a little lower I think it's that00:11:31
one right there yeah guy asked the00:11:32
question go to the bottom on when the00:11:34
guy asks the question right there my00:11:36
response to him he says Pat I saw your00:11:37
thoughts on a podcast podcast and00:11:39
completely agree however it is a risk00:11:40
for many of us to speak up we have00:11:42
bosses who don't agree with us and bills00:11:44
to pay what do you recommend to come00:11:46
combat that I said I totally understand00:11:49
there's risk for speaking out but00:11:50
there's risk for staying silent is much00:11:51
bigger however there are creative ways00:11:53
for doing it if you want to click on00:11:55
show more you can create a pseudo name00:11:57
to write blogs a fictional character a00:11:59
burner account that speaks up a00:12:01
community Twitter account that uh00:12:03
without revealing it you kind of like00:12:04
lips up Tick Tock there are many ways to00:12:06
push the envelope the only thing I00:12:08
discourage you from doing is staying00:12:09
silent so that's kind of what you're00:12:11
talking about yeah absolutely and when I00:12:13
finally did reveal my face and00:12:15
eventually my name it was almost it was00:12:16
freeing honestly it was you it's sort of00:12:19
scary because you know all right I can't00:12:21
really work a mainstream job in HR if00:12:24
people at my Wiki page is calling me a00:12:26
white supremacist and you know all these00:12:28
Terror Terrible Things white00:12:29
supremacists yeah yeah I'm a white00:12:32
supremacy is very multiracial nowadays00:12:34
surprisingly diverse Bunch those oh yeah00:12:36
working out now apparently if you work00:12:38
out too much well yeah but you know you00:12:40
know what you actually Pat left out uh a00:12:42
part not only were we at a dinner for00:12:44
three and a half hours and we came out00:12:45
that that interaction with this group00:12:48
with especially with this guy was like a00:12:50
10 to 15 minute situation where he not00:12:52
didn't call them out I mean like an00:12:54
audience it was like a town hall in the00:12:57
casino and it was Pat wasn't being quiet00:12:59
he was going in on him he was seeing the00:13:01
light and then his friends were showing00:13:03
up other people were showing up00:13:04
recognizing Pat and I think calling00:13:06
people out Pat was was not only like a00:13:09
good thing we need more people like that00:13:11
who mind you he has kids in the room he00:13:14
has enough crap going on where taking00:13:17
that time out in the middle of a casino00:13:18
on vacation to base I mean so Pat it was00:13:22
pretty loud like I think we need more of00:13:24
that where it's like Hey listen you're00:13:25
not doing your part you're all freaking00:13:27
valid concern it's a00:13:29
so one we have to understand the level00:13:31
of like a guy calls from Hollywood00:13:33
saying hey Pat I fully agree with what00:13:35
you're doing obviously I can't talk00:13:37
about it because if I do my community00:13:38
I'm going to get hurt I said okay00:13:40
courier-wise that's okay he says what00:13:42
should I do I said do you have a few00:13:44
money if you're in Hollywood I don't I00:13:47
said what matters more to you is this a00:13:49
bigger cause in your life than your love00:13:51
for Hollywood he says that's something I00:13:53
got to battle with I said I totally get00:13:54
it you got to do what you got to do but00:13:55
nowadays the movie sound of Freedom00:13:58
which we'll talk about here in a minute00:13:59
but I think you want to say something no00:14:00
well I just want to give you Kudos but00:14:02
also kind of give a little I don't want00:14:04
to say pushback but there's a different00:14:06
perspective so I fully agree with what00:14:08
you're saying here about00:14:10
um creating a pseudonym or even if you00:14:12
don't feel comfortable putting yourself00:14:14
out there there are Avenues to express00:14:16
yourself no doubt I would say one of the00:14:19
things I love about doing this is I get00:14:21
to talk my [ __ ] right or wrong I get to00:14:22
learn I get to grow I get to express00:14:25
myself that's the beauty of doing00:14:26
podcasts what's interesting so as I did00:14:29
a minute call shout out to the team at00:14:31
my neck everything's going awesome there00:14:33
I mean the the guys I'm speaking with00:14:35
Garage on 300 menex by the way thank you00:14:37
it's great it's amazing connect with us00:14:39
on the next pbd Vincent myself we'll00:14:42
sign you up Lauren but I have a call00:14:43
with this guy in minute and the whole00:14:45
conversation was he was like my business00:14:49
has taken a 5000:14:51
drop because I express myself too much00:14:54
I'd like to discuss with this is the00:14:56
question I'd like to discuss with you on00:14:58
manect what you think I should do I said00:15:00
all right we get on a call it's a half00:15:02
hour call I'm not going to put his name00:15:04
or anything out there I said so tell me00:15:06
about your business well I'm in San00:15:07
Francisco I'm in the medical field and I00:15:11
work with a lot of high profile people I00:15:14
mean he said some names when I say high00:15:17
profile I mean very high profile like00:15:20
you'll know the names and he goes you00:15:22
know I'm a a right center right guy I'm00:15:25
a Maga guy I'm a trump guy whatever and00:15:28
he goes I in the medical field I'm00:15:31
making a half a million dollars easily00:15:33
and in the last year my business has00:15:35
taken a 50 hit he's like and now I'm00:15:38
making a quarter million dollars a year00:15:39
just because the people that I surround00:15:42
myself with caught wind of my political00:15:44
beliefs00:15:45
and they've like one two three00:15:48
the names went out there it's a valid00:15:51
question and I said and I was like Wow00:15:52
let me process this with you and I said00:15:54
let me ask you something bro do you have00:15:55
any political aspirations no00:15:58
do you have any interest in doing a00:15:59
podcast or anything like that zero I go00:16:02
then why are you pushing the envelope so00:16:05
much because it's costing you a quarter00:16:07
million dollars a year00:16:09
because that's exactly what I'm00:16:10
grappling with right now I want to say00:16:12
what's on my mind00:16:13
but it's literally costing me hundreds00:16:16
of thousands of dollars I go but hold on00:16:18
back up a second where do you live San00:16:21
Francisco that's the problem are you00:16:23
planning on moving your business at all00:16:25
no like this is where I'm at I go then I00:16:29
don't know what you want me to tell you00:16:30
bro but is00:16:33
voicing your opinion worth a quarter00:16:35
million dollars a year only you can00:16:36
answer that he goes yeah not not really00:16:39
but I'm glad this is circling back I'm00:16:41
glad that you brought up alternative00:16:43
options that people can do yes it's sad00:16:45
that if you express your thoughts and00:16:48
your beliefs you could literally get00:16:49
canceled or lose clients or lose jobs or00:16:53
lose money but that's the risk that00:16:56
we're at these days but I is it sad00:16:58
though because that's where I'm at I00:16:59
mean obviously I'm speaking from a00:17:01
position of privilege where I get to00:17:02
like you said speak my mind and I have00:17:05
people who support me but if you're in00:17:07
this position do you want clients who00:17:08
would otherwise hate your guts if they00:17:10
knew what you actually believed do you00:17:11
want to work for someone who thinks that00:17:13
you're this terrible person who's00:17:15
destroying the country do you want00:17:16
friends who are only your friends00:17:17
because they actually agree with you00:17:19
because there are rich clients this guy00:17:21
could have in Nashville in in Florida he00:17:23
doesn't have to be there and likewise if00:17:25
you are someone who's wanting to do00:17:27
something to contribute to I don't know00:17:30
a little bit of the normalization of00:17:31
politically00:17:32
uncomfortable ideas we should all be00:17:35
investing and spending money with people00:17:37
who share our values we should stop00:17:39
supporting financially people who hate00:17:41
us or who are trying to trans our kids00:17:42
like with Target or Bud Light because I00:17:44
think what we're finding increasingly is00:17:46
that for the longest time things have00:17:48
only gone one way it's only people who00:17:50
are against the left that are afraid to00:17:51
speak out the left doesn't have that00:17:53
same shame you have celebrities who will00:17:55
tweet the most radically left-wing00:17:57
things imaginable they're still in00:17:59
movies they're still in Disney and00:18:01
Marvel whatever but I mean someone like00:18:02
Gina Carano says something that could00:18:04
potentially be a little bit critical of00:18:06
I think was covid stuff she's fired00:18:08
immediately is that fair no that's not00:18:10
fair so we need to start I mean00:18:13
enforcing the fact that we have our own00:18:15
values we're not going to be ashamed of00:18:16
them we're going to support people with00:18:17
like Minds if that means moving maybe00:18:19
that that's what you have to do so many00:18:21
people are doing that now because I00:18:23
think a lot of people are just tired of00:18:24
being afraid all the time00:18:26
by the way it's a very valid00:18:28
conversation a lot of people are having00:18:29
it that's great feedback but uh you know00:18:32
there's there's a couple things to be00:18:34
thinking about00:18:35
so one is like okay so if I'm work if00:18:38
I'm living in San Francisco and I want00:18:40
to stay there like this guy wants for00:18:42
some reason yeah00:18:44
yeah okay but but species in the street00:18:47
it's quaint yeah very Queens very00:18:49
romantic amazing when you're going out00:18:50
with your wife and oh baby I stepped in00:18:52
the water beautiful okay I guess to be00:18:54
clear he's in Silicon Valley which is00:18:56
what still a half hour outside00:18:58
Silicon Valley I got you so so you know00:19:01
so so to so to go through this he's00:19:03
right it is a deeply concerning thing00:19:06
but by the way that doesn't mean that's00:19:09
not the reason why America is in00:19:11
shambles today that also doesn't mean00:19:12
that it means guys like him who are00:19:15
afraid to address conversations like00:19:18
this are the reason why the other side00:19:19
is able to get so much agenda so the00:19:22
whole concept is what are we intolerant00:19:26
towards again I pray for four things00:19:29
courage wisdom tolerance understanding00:19:31
I'm having a hard time with the third00:19:32
one right because it's me tolerance I00:19:35
have a hard time Donald's right and then00:19:37
you see Dave Smith it tells me about a00:19:39
quote by uh uh Von mises he says can you00:19:43
pull up the the tweet that I just the00:19:45
Tweet right there that you had go back00:19:46
to and go all the way to the top of the00:19:47
Tweet not that one the other one gold00:19:49
way to the top of the Tweet yeah right00:19:51
there if you can uh there's a quote00:19:52
right there that says uh right there00:19:55
classic liberalism must be intolerant of00:19:59
every sort of intolerance I I have to I00:20:03
have to tell you I've been grappling00:20:04
with many different words in my life you00:20:06
know why are we lazy I finally realize00:20:09
why people are lazy your life is boring00:20:10
when we're bored we are lazy so you00:20:12
don't want to have a boring life make00:20:14
your life exciting by constantly having00:20:15
stuff to do so these things you ask00:20:17
questions of right this one here you00:20:19
have to be tolerant Christians we got to00:20:20
be tolerant [ __ ] you can't be00:20:22
tolerant towards intolerance if you're00:20:24
going to be intolerant to me who the00:20:26
hell are you two thinking I'm gonna sit00:20:27
there and take it from you so so the the00:20:29
concept of intolerance we must be00:20:32
intolerant to intolerance even for some00:20:35
of the Christian Community on the bottom00:20:37
where it says your eyes are too pure to00:20:39
look on evil you cannot tolerate wrong00:20:40
doing why then do you tolerate the00:20:42
treacherous why are you silent with the00:20:44
wicked swallow up the more righteous00:20:46
than themselves the whole thing is00:20:47
talking about is why are you letting00:20:49
these Wicked people take advantage of00:20:50
weak people I'm standing in the streets00:20:52
I see a person being bullied I can't do00:20:53
something about it no no no I don't want00:20:55
to ruin my career because what if I save00:20:57
that lady and then the cop comes and00:20:59
arrests me so let him be to beat the00:21:01
wife up it's okay I'm just gonna mind my00:21:03
own business that's a coward in in a way00:21:05
right I don't think tolerance is a00:21:07
virtue at all actually it is certainly00:21:09
not a Christian virtue if you look at00:21:11
the New Testament you don't really see00:21:13
Christ saying it's okay I'm just going00:21:15
to accept this no he speaks his mind he00:21:17
makes a very clear delineation between00:21:18
right and wrong god of the Old Testament00:21:20
certainly not one for tolerance so the00:21:22
idea that this is a virtue something we00:21:24
should strive toward I I disagree and00:21:27
it's the same thing with blanket00:21:28
Concepts like diversity we're supposed00:21:30
to believe tolerance is inherently good00:21:32
diversity is inherently good just00:21:34
because but no they've provided no more00:21:36
moral framework as to why those things00:21:38
should be something we strive for we're00:21:40
supposed to just accept it without00:21:41
question yeah no I agree with that well00:21:43
actually nailed it because think about00:21:45
it the left the other side does not give00:21:47
a damn they're not they don't give and00:21:49
nothing happens to them so Pat and I'm00:21:52
and I've always said this it's time for00:21:54
us to be like you know what enough is00:21:55
enough open your mouth if you have to00:21:58
punch people in the face I mean they're00:21:59
doing it what do we guess what we're00:22:01
supposed to just sit back and just and00:22:02
take it I have one thing to say about00:22:04
that so here's here's a part is it fair00:22:06
to say there's certain people in America00:22:08
that they're gonna vote Democrat even if00:22:11
your argument makes sense they're never00:22:12
going 10000:22:13
is it fair to say there's certain people00:22:16
in America they're going to vote Republican no matter what you can't say00:22:18
anything to them 100 okay so the the00:22:20
truth is right for both sides okay so00:22:23
who are we really trying to talk to that00:22:26
becomes a question the independence if00:22:28
you're trying to talk to the undecided00:22:30
the independent the libertarian the00:22:34
green whatever the community that's in00:22:36
the middle of the 12 percent you have to00:22:38
figure out how to communicate with them00:22:40
so if this guy's talking about this I00:22:42
know a lot of people that will come and00:22:43
say well let me tell you something you00:22:45
know skill residential yeah you're not00:22:47
converting anybody the ability to00:22:50
communicate a message as well to00:22:51
somebody who's saying I never thought00:22:52
about it thought about that before you00:22:54
can do it simply by questioning you can00:22:56
do it simply by saying you know what00:22:58
John I don't know if public school was00:23:00
like this when you and I went to public00:23:01
was it like this before I just don't00:23:03
remember being like this the other day00:23:05
my kid went to school and they did this00:23:06
what do you think about it that is a00:23:08
very open you know you're not bashing00:23:11
anybody to start a conversation and the00:23:13
other person can say yeah you know what00:23:14
my wife was saying the same thing the00:23:15
same thing happened with us the other00:23:16
day you know kids going to school I00:23:18
thought that was kind of weird I'm a00:23:19
Democrat I'm like why'd I do that it's a00:23:21
little bit concerning I'm starting to00:23:22
hear this and those are the words hey00:23:24
don't you think it's kind of weird like00:23:25
look I don't mind taking a vaccine I've00:23:26
taken a ton of vaccines but don't you00:23:28
think it's a little bit weird that you00:23:30
know they want pro-choice to do whatever00:23:34
I want to do with my body which fine00:23:35
that's a interesting argument I get that00:23:37
as a person that wants to do whatever00:23:39
they want to do with their body but00:23:41
isn't it kind of weird that they want to00:23:43
be pro-choice there but they want to be00:23:44
Pro Force when it comes down to the00:23:45
vaccine it's a little weird ain't it00:23:47
it's a way you open up the conversation00:23:49
at workplace instead of just saying00:23:51
these morons these [ __ ] as well00:23:52
done that's that's also not going to00:23:54
work so a part of your friend that you00:23:56
spoke to on the neck could also be the00:23:58
delivery of the message the delivery of00:24:01
the message is just as important00:24:03
um if not even more important than the00:24:06
point you're trying to make you may be00:24:07
right00:24:09
but your delivery is so bad that you00:24:11
push the person away from whatever00:24:13
argument you're trying to make to them00:24:15
there's a lot of people00:24:17
on social media and I'll push back on00:24:19
your uh what you just said a little bit00:24:21
on one of the points it's easy for us to00:24:23
just go hang out with each other where00:24:25
we agree with each other it's very safe00:24:26
to do that you ain't doing nothing00:24:28
special you're not doing what these00:24:30
great leaders did in the past we're just00:24:32
sitting there talking to each other and00:24:33
we all agree hey let's just go talk to00:24:34
people hey Pat why don't you come on00:24:36
this platform everybody agrees with you00:24:38
I don't want to go to a platform where00:24:39
everybody agrees with me I want to go on00:24:41
a platform where people don't agree with00:24:42
me I want people to stop me in the00:24:44
middle of the street and say you know00:24:45
what I don't agree with what you said00:24:46
about this this I said really I don't00:24:48
agree with myself also sometimes tell me00:24:50
what it was about that upset you and00:24:51
let's process it together I think you we00:24:54
have to almost have some of those tough00:24:57
conversations do something with it try00:25:01
to figure out a way to persuade then if00:25:03
we don't succeed then we got to take a00:25:05
different route but I do think we have00:25:06
to talk to the opposition side instead00:25:09
of just people that agree with us you00:25:10
can be a very good person that can find00:25:12
your own audience there's two types of00:25:14
people there's those who are going to go00:25:16
give such a great message bashing the00:25:18
other side so much that the people that00:25:20
agree with this person show up but but00:25:22
they don't convert then there's another00:25:24
person that's going to say let me tell00:25:26
you my way of how I see this here and00:25:29
this is how I evolved into thinking this00:25:31
way and then the other people say that00:25:33
guy just converted me into a thinking00:25:34
like that so this guy finds a community00:25:36
this guy goes and converts people we00:25:38
need more converters in America that's00:25:39
what's lacking there are too many00:25:41
cowards that are running away just to00:25:43
talk to people that agree with them and00:25:45
it's safe we need more Fighters that's00:25:47
the challenge that we're having right00:25:48
now so when that guy's saying what he's00:25:50
saying I don't blame him for feeling00:25:52
that way maybe he's got to take a couple00:25:53
communication courses well I fully agree00:25:56
with what you're saying and that the00:25:57
term that we've all heard over the last00:25:58
half of years is people are living in00:26:00
Echo Chambers it's if you're on the left00:26:02
you're just speaking to all your friends00:26:04
in the left and that's who you associate00:26:05
with and you're living your Echo chamber00:26:07
if you're on the right you don't even00:26:08
all the libtards out there I would never00:26:10
hang out with anyone on the left all00:26:12
their [ __ ] evil out there they're00:26:14
just living in an echo chamber what I00:26:16
fully appreciate is open dialogue and I00:26:18
the fact that you constantly say I'm00:26:21
going to push back a little bit I'm00:26:22
gonna push back a bit that pushback00:26:25
right there is where you find answers00:26:27
although I will that right there is00:26:28
where you find actually Common Ground I00:26:30
mean speaking of push back a little bit00:26:32
uh Jonathan high he did this really00:26:33
interesting study the idea of echo00:26:35
Chambers conservatives consistently are00:26:37
better able to identify what the left00:26:39
believes in vice versa right because00:26:41
it's frankly a little bit hard to live00:26:43
in an echo chamber if you are right wing00:26:45
nowadays right your your government is00:26:47
left-wing your media is left-wing Your00:26:49
Entertainment is left-wing your00:26:50
schooling is left wing so I mean00:26:52
obviously especially if you're in social00:26:53
media and your friend group that could00:26:55
absolutely be just full of conservatives00:26:57
right-wingers you don't have any00:26:59
exposure to actual leftists but you're00:27:01
not going to get the same amount of00:27:03
ideological Purity that you can on the00:27:05
left and I think that is why the left00:27:07
more so than the right has been00:27:08
radicalized and that we can see this00:27:10
when we look at like the positioning of00:27:12
the democratic party over the past few00:27:14
decades that has shifted much further00:27:16
right compared to sorry much further00:27:18
left compared to any transformation00:27:19
that's happened I actually fully agree00:27:21
with you can I Circle back to one thing00:27:23
because we kind of skipped over it00:27:25
you we kind of just addressed it and00:27:27
then we moved on this whole concept of00:27:29
tolerance pbd for years you've been00:27:33
saying that your family abides by four00:27:35
overriding principles what are they00:27:37
again courage wisdom tolerance00:27:38
understanding okay courage wisdom00:27:41
tolerance understanding this isn't00:27:42
something you just came up with this00:27:44
week this month this year how many years00:27:45
have you been saying that00:27:47
15 years okay and you have a whole00:27:49
artwork yes embraced on this yes and I00:27:51
fully understand why you're saying that00:27:53
you're grappling with this word00:27:54
tolerance because it's come up so much00:27:57
these days hey you got to be tolerant00:27:58
you got to be tolerant whereas when you00:28:00
initiated this entire uh00:28:03
livelihood tolerance was a virtue00:28:06
tolerance was the main what's the00:28:08
definition of Tolerance willingness to00:28:09
accept feelings habits or beliefs that00:28:11
are different from your own right are00:28:13
there some synonyms endurance resilience00:28:16
being open-minded but it comes to an00:28:18
extent we had when we did the interview00:28:19
with Tate in Romania00:28:21
when he basically went on a riff about00:28:23
tolerance tolerance of what all right00:28:25
okay I'll be tolerance of this okay gays00:28:27
can get married all right I'm tolerant00:28:28
of this all right I'm telling you that00:28:30
and then you can't kind of use the story00:28:31
about all right now I gotta eat the bugs00:28:33
now I gotta be tolerant of eating the00:28:35
bugs where do we draw the line and I00:28:36
think that's we're at an inflection00:28:38
point of like all right cool I'm00:28:40
tolerant about this all right cool I'm00:28:41
tolerant about this yeah I don't know00:28:43
about these drag shows with kids I I00:28:46
think not tolerant about that I still I00:28:48
still think it's a good quality I don't00:28:50
think it's a bad quality I think you00:28:51
have to uh isolate in what areas00:28:54
tolerance is bad we can be easy to jump00:28:57
to one side or the other I got four kids00:28:58
trust me you need tolerance I run a00:29:01
business with 45 000 insurance agents in00:29:04
you know 49 states trust me you need00:29:07
tolerance when you're working with00:29:08
people that are going through the00:29:09
evolution of growing their mindset and00:29:11
all this other stuff if you don't have00:29:13
it if you don't have tolerance you would00:29:14
fire a hundred percent of people you00:29:17
hire you need a level of Tolerance what00:29:19
I believe we need a level of in00:29:21
intolerance towards is towards00:29:24
intolerance meaning00:29:26
the people I have the easiest time00:29:28
working with or Community like for00:29:30
example Chris Cuomo and I were talking00:29:31
yesterday00:29:32
and he says Pat why do you want me on00:29:35
your show like dude I'm not I don't look00:29:38
like the profile of people who have you00:29:39
owners just to be clear you're talking00:29:41
about the CNN anchor yeah00:29:43
I said what do you mean it's a very00:29:45
simple question for me I said first of00:29:47
all I have a lot of respect for any man00:29:50
who raises two boys who love each other00:29:54
and are friends and are laughing and00:29:57
your father did that and when I see you00:30:00
and Andrew I got two boys I want my boys00:30:02
to be it doesn't I don't have to only00:30:04
look at conservative two sons to see how00:30:06
close they are it doesn't matter what it00:30:07
is I respect the fact that you guys are00:30:09
tied you guys are close I see you as a00:30:11
stud obviously we have opposing00:30:13
political ideas and philosophies but00:30:15
that's where we can have the exchange I00:30:17
think you are respectful and we can have00:30:19
a respectful conversation together if00:30:21
people can reason we can have exchange00:30:24
the people you shouldn't waste your time00:30:26
talking to are the people who don't have00:30:29
the ability to reason that's when you're00:30:31
wasting your time this is why I said the00:30:33
people that can be converted or are open00:30:36
let's talk the people that are not going00:30:38
to listen to any like Keith olberman00:30:40
what is the conversation with Keith00:30:41
Urban going to be because there's no00:30:43
there's not going to be conversation00:30:44
it's just going to be you're a [ __ ]00:30:46
you're a this you're gonna gotta go home00:30:47
buddy it's not gonna work out this is00:30:49
not what this is all about so that's all00:30:50
I'm talking about with tolerance and00:30:51
intolerance if I could offer perhaps The00:30:54
Virtue you're seeing intolerance there00:30:56
in tolerance not in intolerance there uh00:30:59
isn't actually tolerance itself but00:31:00
understanding because I feel like if you00:31:02
can understand where someone is coming00:31:04
from well that should be the defining00:31:05
characteristic of whether you accept00:31:07
them or not the issue of employees for00:31:09
example is it really that you have to be00:31:11
tolerant or that you need to be00:31:12
understanding of different scenarios and00:31:13
if a scenario still equals them being an00:31:17
effective employee you're not going to00:31:18
tolerate that no you have to no you know00:31:21
no no00:31:22
F2 in sales you if if you think I woke00:31:28
up day one and I was the number one00:31:30
sales person in my gym or office or00:31:33
insurance company that would be the00:31:35
biggest lie somebody was very tolerant00:31:37
with my evolution of improving because00:31:40
they believed in me that's a different00:31:42
kind of Tolerance I tolerate Vinnie when00:31:45
we first had him on the podcast no joke00:31:47
you know I had a conversation with it00:31:49
and I said Vinnie here's what we got to00:31:51
work on and this and even with Adam I00:31:53
Adam and I at the first podcast versus00:31:56
today it's a very different thing but I00:31:58
said is that because you understood that00:31:59
they were new that they were trying to00:32:00
grow and that this was not their final00:32:02
evolution no I think tolerance is a very00:32:04
good quality people00:32:07
people who are tolerant to areas where00:32:10
they believed something can improve in00:32:12
areas that I'm not going to be tolerant00:32:14
in my non-negotiables we're not we're00:32:16
not I'm not tolerating my00:32:18
non-negotiables but I think if you have00:32:20
let's say you're dating somebody what is00:32:22
the challenge the older you get the00:32:24
harder it is to get married is there00:32:25
true to that of course there is why why00:32:28
is it easier to get married when you're00:32:29
in your 20s why is it easier to get00:32:31
married when you're in your 30s than 40s00:32:33
why I mean there's a whole red pill00:32:35
conversation we could well now you're00:32:37
stepping in my department well yeah but00:32:39
but but by the way I mean the argument00:32:41
can be well you shouldn't get married00:32:42
because a divorce they take half of what00:32:44
he's got into this America is all about00:32:45
the woman I get that what I'm trying to00:32:47
tell you is the older you get the less00:32:50
things you are willing to tolerate yeah00:32:53
which by the way some could say that's a00:32:56
good thing but if you're alone by00:32:59
yourself but you want to be in a family00:33:01
and have kids guess what you are a00:33:04
little bit too all intolerant to too00:33:05
many things you got to kind of pick what00:33:08
your non-negotiables are it's the only00:33:09
thing I'm talking about I want to go to00:33:11
some of the other I want to give you00:33:12
credit for one thing go for it okay this00:33:14
is it00:33:15
the reason I respect pbd so much is the00:33:17
conversation we talked about one of our00:33:19
first handful of podcasts and it came00:33:22
down to the concept of being a leader00:33:24
and specifically being a sales leader00:33:26
all right you do the SLS the sales00:33:27
leader Symposium sales leader Summit00:33:30
every year any and and we were having a00:33:32
conversation with debate and you go hold00:33:34
on I'm sorry Adam what's the most amount00:33:36
of people you've ever LED00:33:39
I was like well you know maybe like my00:33:41
sales team is like four or five guys and00:33:43
I was a camp counselor as a kid I was 5000:33:46
people you're like nice try buddy try00:33:48
being the sales leader sales manager for00:33:51
tens of thousands of people00:33:54
and that put my whole narrative in00:33:57
perspective and that's what I give00:33:59
Peabody so much credit for speaking of00:34:00
Tolerance is I mean we've been to the00:34:03
MGM Grand the events that you do for PHP00:34:05
shout out to those guys00:34:07
thousands ten thousand people in a room00:34:10
when you're leading thousands and00:34:12
thousands and thousands of people I'm00:34:14
more prone to listening to what you have00:34:16
to say versus someone who's leading 1000:34:18
people in in and by the way again00:34:21
if if you and I wanted to be intolerant00:34:25
to every say you're a governor say00:34:27
you're a president say you're a leader00:34:29
of a military oh my God one you're00:34:33
miserable if you have a long list of00:34:35
things to be intolerant to it's just00:34:37
things are not going to get done and00:34:38
everybody else is going to be walking on00:34:39
eggshells all the time so let's go into00:34:41
some stories let's go into some stories00:34:42
by the way Jonah Hill's text did you00:34:44
guys see Jonah Hill yes did you see00:34:45
Jonah Hill's text yes you want to go00:34:47
there yeah okay00:34:50
the only reason I went there is because00:34:52
she said red pill not I want your00:34:54
thoughts so if you want to pull up Jonah00:34:56
Hill's text and uh this is uh Adam you00:34:59
didn't even know I was going to bring00:35:00
this up let me bring it up so here's00:35:03
Jonah Hill's acts sharing sharing texts00:35:06
that they had together publicly which is00:35:08
obviously a very uh Noble thing to do00:35:11
and many guys of course want to date her00:35:14
after she shares yeah texts of her ex00:35:16
with everybody here's a text that Jonah00:35:18
sent to her plain and simple if you need00:35:20
surfing with men boundary less00:35:24
inappropriate friendships with men to00:35:26
model to post pictures of yourself in a00:35:28
bathing suit to post sexual pictures00:35:30
friendship with women who are in00:35:33
unstable places and from your wild00:35:35
recent past Beyond getting a lunch or00:35:38
coffee or something respectful I am not00:35:40
the right partner for you if these00:35:42
things bring you to a place of happiness00:35:44
I support it and there will be no hard00:35:46
feelings there are my these are my00:35:49
boundaries for romantic partnership my00:35:52
boundaries with you based on the ways00:35:54
these actions have hurt our trust when00:35:57
you read this what do you say I could00:35:59
not imagine a more reasonable sentiment00:36:02
from a boyfriend not only that but he00:36:04
communicated very very clearly and very00:36:07
sensitively I felt he's essentially00:36:08
saying this is what I expect in a00:36:11
relationship you are currently not00:36:13
meeting those standards if you want to00:36:15
keep going on the way you're going00:36:16
that's totally fine people have accused00:36:18
him of being controlling he is not00:36:20
telling her what to do he is simply00:36:21
saying I will not be a part of it and00:36:24
guess what women we are not entitled to00:36:26
have a boyfriend to have a certain man's00:36:28
time he is just setting I thought very00:36:30
reasonable boundaries I know in this00:36:32
social media age it's for some reason00:36:34
controversial to say Hey you probably00:36:35
shouldn't be posting thirst traps I00:36:37
would say that period but especially if00:36:39
you're in a relationship so to see00:36:41
people calling Jonah Hill abusive for00:36:43
this I was really surprised I was00:36:45
expecting something really juicy00:36:47
outrageous when I open the text and then00:36:49
it's just00:36:50
okay okay00:36:51
Lauren you hit the nail on the head here00:36:53
is that you're expecting something so00:36:56
much worse than this and I was excited00:36:58
for it showed us a woman beater let's00:37:00
find it yeah and even if you look on00:37:02
page six of New York Post that he's been00:37:03
labeled a misogynist oh God abusive00:37:06
actually yes uh emotional abuse is what00:37:08
it's called yeah here's the actual do00:37:11
uh you you hit the nail on the head when00:37:13
you said boundaries and also another00:37:14
word for boundaries is preferences and00:37:17
this is the difference between men and00:37:18
women today women have no problem and00:37:22
they are not lambasted or been or been00:37:25
made made fun of or ashamed for when00:37:26
they say they have preferences well what00:37:29
are the preferences all women want I00:37:30
want a man that's six foot make six00:37:32
figures I want it to be nice with my00:37:34
mother I wanted to be have puppies I00:37:36
wanted to treat me right I wanted to pay00:37:37
on the first date I want them to tr you00:37:39
know be fun be outgoing have a good00:37:42
Network there's a checklist that women00:37:44
want but when guys are like yeah uh00:37:47
here's my checklist uh don't be a hoe00:37:49
put your tits away you know don't move00:37:52
thirst traps all over the Internet I'd00:37:54
prefer it preferences if you don't have00:37:56
a bunch of guy friends that you're00:37:58
hanging out with uh and actually just be00:38:01
a respectful person and don't put your00:38:05
[ __ ] out there oh my God he's an00:38:07
emotionally abusive person he's a00:38:08
misogynist such [ __ ] trolling I have00:38:12
a question though was she was she like00:38:14
this before this happened or all of a00:38:15
sudden here's the other part of the text00:38:17
that's interesting because he says 2500:38:18
okay but you're right we can't do serve00:38:21
social things or develop trust until you00:38:22
consider me and make decisions that give00:38:24
regard to our relationship I have been00:38:26
vulnerable as possible and I am telling00:38:29
you I am needing you to step up to the00:38:31
plate which you can I'm sure of it but00:38:33
these losers don't get your time if you00:38:36
want me straight up it's consideration I00:38:37
respect your love for surfing but I00:38:39
respect myself as well and your love of00:38:41
Surfing and being in those situations00:38:43
and lack of awareness are not mutually00:38:45
exclusive this by the way the guy what a00:38:47
very well spoken here00:38:54
this isn't me I have my own issues that00:38:56
I own I gotta love that if you want00:38:59
marriage and family you can't use the 2500:39:01
card step up and cut [ __ ] these people00:39:04
don't get your time or your kindness at00:39:07
the sacrifice of mine those guys I mean00:39:10
that seems very emotional00:39:11
communicating very clearly yes by the00:39:14
way do you know this is not recent00:39:18
do you know that he just had a baby with00:39:19
another woman yeah well a month ago00:39:22
that is somewhat of the reason behind00:39:24
the leak correct exactly so apparently00:39:27
she waited this woman right here uh00:39:30
Sarah Brady waited until00:39:34
the new mother of his child his first00:39:36
child is that the X that's I believe00:39:38
that yes00:39:40
from the lgbtq community could say that00:39:42
Jonah's shown too much cleavage that's00:39:44
way too much it looks great is that a00:39:46
pirate ship the point is she waited00:39:49
until the new baby mama had a child out00:39:53
of respect to the woman now you might00:39:56
say why the [ __ ] are you even putting00:39:58
these texts out there yeah a year later00:40:00
right to expose Jonah Hill in my opinion00:40:04
she's only exposing herself because if00:40:07
she actually00:40:08
made some of these concessions she could00:40:11
be Jonah Hill's baby mama wife whatever00:40:13
but he found someone that actually was00:40:16
willing to work within his framework and00:40:18
his boundaries where she's out there00:40:19
just still surfing and being by herself00:40:21
and this is essentially the problem with00:40:23
modern day women is they're not even00:40:24
willing to listen to a good guy's00:40:28
requests by the way what Jonah is00:40:31
sharing with her are his non-negotiables00:40:34
that's all it is correct these are my00:40:36
non-negotiables if you're cool with it00:40:39
I'd love to make you my wife let's have00:40:41
family together let's have kids together00:40:42
but I'm not compromising here that's a00:40:44
perfect example of somebody that can00:40:46
reason00:40:47
talk deliver his message but at the same00:40:50
time not compromise his non-negotiables00:40:52
he's got to respect him forward the00:40:54
problem is that he's not supposed to00:40:55
have non-negotiables he's not supposed00:40:56
to have boundaries when it comes to the00:40:58
behavior of his girlfriend because00:41:00
feminism she should be able to do00:41:01
whatever she wants whatever she wants00:41:03
whatever she wants he can't have any00:41:05
standards whatsoever oh take it or leave00:41:07
it buddy and I think regarding your00:41:08
question of was she doing this before00:41:10
there are people who were saying well if00:41:12
she was posting these photos before they00:41:14
got into a relationship he should have00:41:15
known what he was in for I think there's00:41:17
that that's a good point I mean men you00:41:19
know if if you're at a club I've been to00:41:22
one once it was not an enjoyable00:41:23
experience for me but you know if you're00:41:25
looking at one club in your life it was00:41:27
not good I did not have a good well00:41:28
you're saying you've only been to one00:41:29
club in your entire life yeah and it was00:41:31
for a work event it was weird anyway you00:41:33
need to get out more there00:41:37
are you 30 yet no not yet okay gotcha00:41:40
you're you're still young um but thank00:41:42
you a lot of people online disagree but00:41:45
if you're if well because it's like I'm00:41:47
past 25 that's like you know oh your smv00:41:50
is down the hill young lady exactly but00:41:53
if you're a guy and you're looking at a00:41:54
girl I a club and she's dread00:41:56
provocatively and you like the way she00:41:58
looks that's fine you can be attracted00:41:59
for to her but don't be surprised when00:42:02
she's not wife material because I think00:42:03
for a lot of men what they're not00:42:05
understanding and for a lot of women too00:42:06
is that there's a difference between00:42:07
being interested in someone physically00:42:09
and maybe for hookup versus an actual00:42:11
long-term relationship so maybe Jonah00:42:13
Hill wasn't thinking with his with the00:42:15
right part of his body there when he got00:42:17
into a relationship for with her but00:42:19
also I don't think it's unreasonable to00:42:21
expect someone to act differently in a00:42:23
relationship than out of a relationship00:42:25
like I don't think that's crazy well00:42:26
people don't change I actually had a00:42:28
conversation with a good buddy of mine00:42:30
who's a full-on Orthodox Rabbi living in00:42:34
Jerusalem when I was there in Israel00:42:36
seven kids and I'm like what's up dude00:42:39
he's like dude I'm the same guy he's00:42:41
like now I've changed like 10 I mean00:42:43
this was a surfer dude wild party guy00:42:45
Miami who had a a situation in his life00:42:49
where he needed to make a change he goes00:42:51
but I don't I'm still the same person so00:42:54
maybe you change five percent ten00:42:56
percent a little bit people don't do00:42:58
complete 180s so if he's especially not00:43:01
overnight for sure yeah00:43:03
um arguably ever major major life00:43:06
changes so the point is if she's the00:43:09
surfer girl that's already doing this00:43:11
maybe she'll change a little bit she's00:43:13
not going to completely00:43:15
to a 180 on her complete lifestyle just00:43:17
like if I'm like hey do you want to go00:43:19
out to a club Lauren it's like maybe00:43:21
you'll go once but you're not going to00:43:22
turn into like a party rat00:43:24
yeah unfortunately I don't know I don't00:43:26
know about that you think people change00:43:28
exponentially no no what do you listen00:43:32
yes dramatic dude I changed not 10 bro00:43:37
you You Me At 19 years old versus me at00:43:41
26 years old it's not it's not a little00:43:44
bit of change it's it's night and day00:43:47
what my what my habits have to do okay00:43:49
it all depends on what life you're so if00:43:51
you're sick of the life that you got and00:43:53
you want to move on which Jonah's going00:43:55
and getting therapy and sitting down00:43:57
with people figuring out a way to how to00:43:58
live his life he's being in Hollywood00:44:00
you probably partied with so many people00:44:01
God knows what rooms you've been in with00:44:04
what types of people with how many women00:44:06
would what has any experience so what00:44:08
happens at one point like dude I don't00:44:09
want this life I actually want to have a00:44:10
family I actually want to have somebody00:44:12
you can't change five ten percent you00:44:15
have to change dramatically and that00:44:17
pain is not easy so if she doesn't want00:44:19
to give up some of the stuff that she00:44:21
wants so she doesn't have to do it I00:44:23
remember dating a girl loved her till00:44:25
today we're very good together00:44:26
Jennifer's friends with her as well but00:44:29
I I got to a point with the rice Alyssa00:44:31
man I don't know what we're doing next00:44:32
okay you want to go to Hollywood I don't00:44:34
want to do Hollywood I want to go be a00:44:35
businessman and but man we like each00:44:38
other's company everything's good here's00:44:39
what I want to do what's that I'm an00:44:41
atheist I don't believe in god let's go00:44:43
to church together what are you becoming00:44:44
religious no all I'm saying is if we're00:44:46
going to take the next step of getting00:44:47
married I kind of need help I don't have00:44:49
a manual and we got to go belong to some00:44:51
kind of a church something to learn so00:44:53
that month of me going through that00:44:55
process for her was so dramatic that she00:44:58
didn't want to do it and for me I didn't00:45:00
want to live the life that I was living00:45:02
I made a massive shift in my life which00:45:06
by the way when you do make a massive00:45:08
shift in your life like for her she's00:45:10
been the same for a long time from the00:45:12
standpoint of values when she was the00:45:14
way she was in high school she's the00:45:16
same as she is today when she said she00:45:17
hasn't done drunk she's been to one club00:45:18
and because of work and all this other00:45:19
stuff that's probably your entire life00:45:21
for 29 years that's not the case with me00:45:23
I woke up and I said I'm done the day I00:45:26
woke up and I said I was done I probably00:45:28
if I give you a number I probably lost00:45:30
20 people in my life overnight00:45:32
20 people might go into Dublin's crew my00:45:36
going to Garden of Eden crew my going on00:45:38
pimps and host crew in Las Vegas my crew00:45:41
of going to you know these every one of00:45:43
those Saddle Ranch crew my you know00:45:45
pulled Charles Billiards every one of00:45:47
those I lost the girls I lost all of00:45:49
them because what are you doing what00:45:51
happened to you all of a sudden so some00:45:53
you know they're in an upbringing stable00:45:55
things are more solid all this stuff00:45:56
some are not if you do want a dramatic00:45:59
change like let's just say you want to00:46:00
have a wife and kid if you truly like00:46:02
what Vinnie's doing right now give you00:46:04
an idea00:46:06
Vinnie00:46:07
um all of a sudden I'm at church I'm00:46:08
like I see Vinnie them like what's00:46:10
Vinnie doing there okay that's kind of00:46:12
crazy and then Vinnie gets baptized it's00:46:14
like six weeks I'm like what is Vinnie00:46:15
doing over there and I'll go record it00:46:17
from the sound like this is the same00:46:18
thing yeah you're telling me story about00:46:21
a girl you know what's good with your00:46:22
lips getting swollen all of a sudden why00:46:24
and if he's not doing this and he's not00:46:26
doing that and then we go we take him to00:46:27
Bahamas I'm like damn Vinny's not00:46:29
changed in the last six weeks after the00:46:31
Tate visit or whatever while on the00:46:33
flight back he makes a massive decision00:46:34
Mario's inviting him to church Aaron00:46:36
invited him all this stuff Vinnie's made00:46:38
a dramatic shift in his lifestyle guess00:46:42
what the people he was kicking with00:46:44
eight weeks ago probably don't like him00:46:46
right now nope the people he was00:46:48
chilling with girls like hey can I come00:46:49
over at 11 o'clock nah girl you can00:46:51
right now what happened to you yeah what00:46:52
happened to the old fun Vinnie that's00:46:54
the [ __ ] you're gonna hear so00:46:55
there's different situations that people00:46:58
have for some that we live the wildlife00:47:00
and we want to make a big change you00:47:02
have to be ready like Jonah is to be00:47:04
able to say I lost this Grand store fine00:47:06
you got to make that decision as a man00:47:07
it's tough to do so it's not easy trust00:47:09
me but you're a friend that's ten00:47:10
percent chance and seven years old00:47:13
that's fine that's not the case with00:47:14
everybody I will I'll say this when you00:47:16
say it's not the case with everybody00:47:17
I'll I'll make make the case that it's00:47:20
not the case with barely anybody yeah00:47:22
like what you're saying is an anomaly00:47:25
pbd how many guys that are gang bang in00:47:28
LA or whatever are like yep I made a00:47:30
complete change in my lifestyle I'm a00:47:31
complete family man now I've started a00:47:33
business I'm sorry you're an anomaly and00:47:35
respect to you for that so most people00:47:38
are not making dramatic changes I don't00:47:41
think so I'll give you an example I00:47:42
don't if Vinnie's going to church now00:47:44
awesome Mazel Tov right amazing00:47:47
I I have I have not noticed any00:47:50
difference in Vinnie and and respect I00:47:51
mean it's still the same guy he might so00:47:55
here's my point your habits might change00:47:57
your lifestyle might change00:47:59
exactly that's my point it doesn't00:48:01
change that's my point no it's not your00:48:04
decisions may change but your00:48:05
personality is not changing no no no no00:48:07
no no that's my point you can change00:48:08
your personality okay exactly yeah you00:48:11
can't change your personality but you00:48:12
can't change who you are you can change00:48:15
your decisions the question though is00:48:17
being a whole personality or a lifestyle00:48:19
oh well say this again is being a whole00:48:21
personality or a lifestyle oh it's a00:48:23
lifestyle girl is I also think it's part00:48:25
personality because there are girls that00:48:27
I went to school with in high school and00:48:29
you know they weren't at the time doing00:48:31
anything I don't think and then oh00:48:32
you're pregnant two years later at a00:48:34
wedlock that was not a shock to me even00:48:37
though the lifestyle they were living at00:48:38
the time wasn't that but just based on00:48:40
their personalities I knew that was00:48:41
gonna happen I knew there was going to00:48:43
be trouble in 1973 Gallop did a poll00:48:47
okay00:48:48
ask in what percentage of gays in00:48:52
America were born that way00:48:55
and what percentage of gays in America00:48:57
were gay because their environment00:48:59
what do you think the percentage was in00:49:01
Gallup when they said what percentage of00:49:04
uh gays were gay because of the they00:49:07
were born that way Gallop this is like00:49:09
70s I would say at that time most of00:49:11
them would have said or most people00:49:12
would say it was because they were wait00:49:15
are they asking environment or born so00:49:17
this is a nature versus nurture question00:49:19
oh they're asking the the American00:49:20
people in America to because this guy00:49:23
would say nurture00:49:26
before you give the results can we all00:49:28
guess on this yeah I want you to get00:49:29
okay go ahead so if you would just00:49:31
rephrase it one more time okay so back00:49:34
in 19 late 70s they did a poll in00:49:37
America for asking people00:49:39
who are gay yeah do you think they were00:49:42
born that way they were born gay or00:49:44
because of their environment people in00:49:46
the 70s would have said that it was00:49:47
because of their environment okay yeah00:49:49
what do you say it is is it a percentage00:49:51
Yeah I would say uh born00:49:55
40 60 environment okay check this out I00:49:58
said 30 I'd say 30 13 said they were00:50:01
born that way today's 49 okay oh wow00:50:04
okay during that time when they said 1300:50:07
born that way00:50:08
50 something percent said was because of00:50:10
their environment so to go back to your00:50:12
question about a hoe most holes their00:50:15
environments affect them a lot who you00:50:18
party with you have to pick up whole00:50:19
Tendencies there was a famous poet named00:50:21
ludicrous that said it right00:50:24
he's a great poet he's a great poet a00:50:27
lot of different area codes right00:50:29
and see Pat don't change they don't00:50:32
quote ludicrous but it's free 2004 y'all00:50:35
okay but but the point is environment00:50:38
has a big impact upbringing has a big00:50:41
impact people you befriend has a big00:50:43
impact and a part of it is your own00:50:46
attractiveness to that which is part of00:50:48
your DNA but I'm not going to say it's00:50:50
that big of a percentage you you become00:50:52
a hoe you're not born a whole kit00:50:54
doesn't born go ahead you know what I'm00:50:57
saying this is my entire life I know you00:50:58
pick up some of those bad habits so to00:51:00
go back some of us may have not had00:51:02
whole Tendencies some of us may have had00:51:04
lazy Tendencies some of us may have had00:51:06
you know splurging Tendencies some of00:51:08
them may have had you know smoking weak00:51:09
Tendencies or cocaine or ecstasy or00:51:11
special care whatever you want to talk00:51:12
so we all had different different00:51:13
Tendencies and then some people change00:51:16
dramatically some don't but all in all00:51:19
Jonah Hill shout out to you respect00:51:21
happy he had a kid a month ago00:51:22
congratulations I'm so freaking happy00:51:25
for that guy yes I am so happy for the00:51:28
life changing for what he's doing and00:51:29
he's a sick incredible talented actor00:51:33
himself maybe one of the most00:51:35
entertaining ones to watch but he does a00:51:37
serious movie or a funny movie you guys00:51:39
are for no doubt incredible super bad00:51:40
yeah Wolf of Wall Street and just quick00:51:42
shout out shout out to you Vinnie for00:51:44
easing up on your whole Tendencies and00:51:47
going to church respect to you bro thank00:51:49
you I appreciate it it was uh it was00:51:51
just it was random it wasn't like nobody00:51:52
I'm not saying they didn't invite me or00:51:54
anything it was just like you said you00:51:55
kept you get to a point where he's like00:51:57
wait a minute what am I something in00:51:59
here said to do it and it's just like00:52:01
now you like I have a whole different00:52:02
lens in life and environment environment00:52:06
I mean a 100 environment works yeah the00:52:08
right environment you know because some00:52:09
people might consider it called growing00:52:11
up bro don't ever say the Jeep Rob let's00:52:14
go to the MSNBC story apparently00:52:16
everybody here is a is a right wing uh00:52:18
if you do work out do you know the story00:52:20
I'm talking about no yes okay go to my00:52:22
tweet if you want I have it all the way00:52:24
at the top you'll find a story00:52:26
uh you go you go to the top yeah there00:52:28
you go uh click on it yeah they go a00:52:31
little lower a little lower the lower00:52:32
boom right there MSNBC uh zoom in uh it00:52:36
says uh uh um no go back to the tweet on00:52:40
how they tweeted it okay it says the far00:52:43
right obsession with Fitness is going00:52:46
digital00:52:48
tell me that's not crazy wait that's far00:52:51
right so I I retweeted it and I put00:52:54
something at the top I said does the00:52:55
opposite also me go a little lower does00:52:58
the opposite also mean it's true the far00:53:00
left Obsession would be in fat and lazy00:53:03
is going digital ironically yes00:53:07
yeah so if you work at even Joe said00:53:09
wait a minute now if I work out I'm a00:53:11
right wing forward right yeah all right00:53:15
yeah like by the way let's say if they00:53:18
are saying that okay so so moving00:53:21
forward every time I see somebody who is00:53:23
willing to take the time to work out00:53:25
their disciplined with their diet they00:53:27
go to the gym three four times they're00:53:28
detailed with you know chest and back00:53:31
and shoulders and triceps or bison tries00:53:34
and legs and they're very disciplined00:53:36
with all that stuff that's a right wing00:53:37
well guess what you know you know what00:53:39
the Republicans should do they should00:53:40
use this and say guess what yeah yeah we00:53:42
are we like to say hello lean into it00:53:44
you guys like vaccines we like to work00:53:46
out yeah you guys like to use like even00:53:48
Peter Hotel say do you work here no not00:53:49
really what do you do I eat a lot of00:53:51
junk food don't you think that's bad00:53:52
food do you take vitamins Now Vitamins00:53:54
don't really work you know I only take00:53:55
vaccines really yeah well they're00:53:58
talking about studies about this if you00:54:00
are a man and you go to the gym and you00:54:01
work out and you have higher00:54:02
testosterone you are more likely to be00:54:04
right wing than correct00:54:06
wing and I don't think it's a mystery as00:54:09
to why because a lot of the I guess00:54:11
mentality that would lead to someone00:54:12
going to the gym self-improvement00:54:14
personal response responsibility00:54:15
discipline those are more inherently00:54:17
conservative than socialists not to00:54:19
mention just the I guess you know if you00:54:21
go to the gym your testosterone levels00:54:22
are going to be higher because you're00:54:23
exercising and being having a higher00:54:26
testosterone level is more commonly00:54:27
associated with right-wing values00:54:29
because it's like you're you're less00:54:30
effeminate less willing to nurture00:54:32
redistribute all those so you're saying00:54:34
most steroids dealers are Republicans00:54:36
[Laughter]00:54:39
a better artist yeah well just look at00:54:41
the UFC the UFC I mean I'm not going to00:54:43
say everyone who's a pro fighter is00:54:45
going to be Republican or right-wing but00:54:47
that is one of the few Sports where I00:54:49
think you see a lot a lot of even if00:54:50
they're not openly we like I know for a00:54:53
fact that a lot of people in that sphere00:54:55
professional fighting they are00:54:56
conservative they do lean right oh when00:54:58
they see Trump they like a fighter this00:55:00
past weekend out of the ring and was00:55:02
like Mr Trump like I love you but it's00:55:04
not well I didn't know that going to the00:55:05
gym like yeah well I'm a racist Jesus00:55:07
that's right it's so absurd there are to00:55:10
to confirm what you're saying there have00:55:11
been studies out there that attribute00:55:14
being a little bit more attractive to00:55:15
being a little bit more conservative00:55:17
right-wing free thinking because it00:55:19
comes down to00:55:21
personal accountability right and that's00:55:23
really what it comes down to there's00:55:24
multiple studies like this but this to00:55:26
me I'd like to see the studies they get00:55:27
where it just seems [ __ ] on the00:55:30
surface because I know so many people00:55:32
left right center up down gay straight00:55:35
who just are want to look good take care00:55:37
of themselves I mean I live in Miami and00:55:39
South Beach you have no idea how many00:55:41
gay guys are out there looking [ __ ]00:55:42
they look great no I mean I'm not into00:55:44
that thing but whatever whatever great00:55:46
but it's it's just so absurd so I I00:55:49
fully agree with Pat00:55:50
if you're on the GOP embrace the hell00:55:53
out of this the left are just fat sloppy00:55:55
lazy losers wait uh relying on vaccines00:55:58
and you're taking personal00:55:59
accountability and personal00:56:00
responsibility for your health if you're00:56:01
on the right00:56:02
it's a bad look for yeah for MSNBC to00:56:06
write that I I I would run with it I'm00:56:08
telling you if I'm on the other side I'm00:56:10
on a run even MSNBC says you know we're00:56:12
in shape we have the right habits and00:56:14
the other side doesn't anyways next00:56:15
story since you're talking about this00:56:17
Trump shares a jovial handshake with Joe00:56:20
Rogan who once called them a man baby00:56:23
and an existential threat to democracy00:56:26
former Donald Trump shared a friendly00:56:28
handshake with Joe Rogan at the UFC00:56:29
fight in Las Vegas despite Rogan00:56:30
previously Colin Trump a man baby Trump00:56:32
enthusiastically approached Rogan at the00:56:35
event and the two engage in a00:56:37
a friendly conversation a 10 second00:56:40
handshake Rogan has been critical of00:56:42
trump in the past referring to him as a00:56:43
man baby and declining opportunities to00:56:46
interview him Rogan expresses lack of00:56:47
support for Trump stating that he00:56:49
doesn't want to help him and Views him00:56:51
as an existential threat to democracy00:56:54
despite their differences Trump and00:56:55
Rogan had a cordial interaction at the00:56:58
UFC fight that's that good question00:57:00
the question becomes a follow-up okay00:57:02
when you see this okay if you look at00:57:04
this because I want you to see this go00:57:05
back to the handshake to show this you00:57:07
know I love these handshake they're the00:57:08
most aggressive Trump is always playing00:57:10
tug of war00:57:12
he's like get in here watch watch I love00:57:14
he goes you're a good guy you're a good00:57:15
look at you good JC is complimenting00:57:17
Rogan yeah thank you thank you he said00:57:19
we should have a talk so here's the00:57:21
question yes sir over under the podcast00:57:23
taking place with Trump and Roku 80 yes00:57:25
it's gonna happen I say I think it is00:57:28
gonna happen I'm not going to give a00:57:29
percentage but give a percentage Lauren00:57:31
take a risk 67. oh wow that it's00:57:35
happened two-thirds this is how she's00:57:37
doing it I think 80 where are you going00:57:38
with this well I'm asking you I asked00:57:40
okay that looks like he has an Insider00:57:41
uh look at Pat's grin see that it's00:57:43
cheating if you're Pat has that look00:57:44
that his son has when he knows it messed00:57:46
up yeah Pat knows see that laugh all00:57:48
right so you want to go first well I'll00:57:50
just cite two quotes you set up the man00:57:52
baby thing that was on a podcast he did00:57:54
with Tom Segura in 2022. it's not a 201600:57:58
conversation and then in 2022 Rogan had00:58:00
a podcast with Lex Friedman and he said00:58:03
uh he was asked multiple times to do a00:58:05
podcast he said no no no no no no every00:58:07
single time quote unquote I have no00:58:09
interest in helping him this is in 202200:58:12
so as of a year ago it was zero percent00:58:15
I think at this point based on the UFC00:58:18
audience how things have changed quite00:58:20
significantly I will give it a and I00:58:22
think it's a high number 20 what wow yes00:58:25
but it goes up what you what what you00:58:27
what you're saying 80 you're saying he's00:58:30
gonna do it and Pat this just goes into00:58:31
what we just talked about like tolerance00:58:34
and like he's changing as a person like00:58:36
bro he's seeing the like he Joe Rogan00:58:38
was anti-trump on everything right now00:58:40
but now that he's seeing what the left00:58:42
has done he's pro-trump right now I00:58:44
don't care what anybody says bro he's00:58:46
shaking his hands smiling when he was a00:58:48
fan he called him a man baby a year ago00:58:50
a year ago well a year a lot can change00:58:52
in a year00:58:53
it doesn't mean he doesn't want to00:58:55
interview him you want to play I'm just00:58:56
glad that he's still considered a man00:58:58
yeah oh is that what you're talking00:58:59
about what he said what do you say here00:59:00
this is the Lex Friedman interview from00:59:03
last year where he said he won an00:59:04
interview play it Rob Lex fredman why00:59:06
fredman I don't know not a Friedman Rob00:59:09
well he didn't want to say that because00:59:10
Rob's been going to the gym so he00:59:11
doesn't want to be a00:59:13
shakes hands with people that aren't00:59:15
even there when he gets off stage yeah I00:59:17
think he's seeing ghosts you see him on00:59:19
Jimmy Kimmel the other day no well he00:59:21
was just rambling I mean he's if he was00:59:24
anyone else if he was a republican if00:59:28
that was Donald Trump doing that every00:59:30
[ __ ] talk show would be screaming for00:59:33
him to be off the air and by the way I'm00:59:36
not a trump supporter in any way shape00:59:38
or form I've had the opportunity to have00:59:40
him on my show more than once I've said00:59:42
no every time I don't want to help him00:59:43
I'm not interested in helping him the00:59:45
the Knight is still young we'll see if I00:59:48
have mon the Knight is still young I00:59:50
think I'll have him on yeah I think00:59:51
you'll have him on really why do you00:59:52
think that because you'll have Putin on00:59:57
your computer00:59:59
you can pause it right there what's the01:00:01
date on that time stamp that this is01:00:06
2020.01:00:08
the thing about this I don't want to01:00:10
help him but the by01:00:13
has no idea he's not making decisions01:00:15
they have they have [ __ ] on this country01:00:17
so much now it's not what now he's gonna01:00:21
help him no now he he's a prime example01:00:24
of seeing just what the media and01:00:26
everybody did to the left God and what01:00:27
no no before Pat Reveals His results01:00:29
yeah you want to have a bet let's have a01:00:31
bet all right I bet you a thousand01:00:32
dollars a thousand bucks that he does01:00:34
not have him on that he doesn't01:00:36
interview him correct wait by when by oh01:00:39
God by the time that Trump presidency is01:00:42
is or or is not the president before01:00:44
November 2nd or third sure you're saying01:00:47
a thousand dollars he doesn't interview01:00:48
him yeah01:00:49
it's a good bet01:00:51
I'll go 500 bucks01:00:55
Hey listen Penny what happened to having01:00:56
conviction no no what happened01:00:59
500 bucks is a big number 500 bucks01:01:02
700. Adam five years you want to do it01:01:06
all right I don't usually do bets for01:01:07
less than a thousand five minutes01:01:11
I'll pay it we'll pay it live verbal01:01:13
agreement01:01:15
buy the election you're saying it's not01:01:18
good for election correct and if it01:01:21
happens I pay you 500 bucks that's 50001:01:23
and if it doesn't happen got you so01:01:25
here's what I would say yeah so here's01:01:27
what I would say I think the the one01:01:29
thing that's been very consistent with01:01:31
Joe Rogan over the years that he's so01:01:33
open-minded that his positions can01:01:35
change yeah okay he never thought he01:01:38
would have RFK on before okay and now he01:01:41
had RFK on even the opening he says look01:01:44
I thought you were alone I thought this01:01:45
I thought that I thought this but then01:01:47
listen I met you Casa D'Angelo okay you01:01:49
know but whatever no he didn't say casa01:01:50
I Met You in uh Aspen we talked I'm like01:01:53
okay I want to have you on and I you01:01:54
know I thought it was all this vaccine01:01:56
stuff and I was a guy that was a vaccine01:01:57
person but you're making a lot of sense01:01:58
that I read the book okay great he's01:02:00
done this so many times he went from01:02:02
Bernie Sanders to Saint voting01:02:04
Republican okay correct the evolution so01:02:06
meaning there is that Evolution with Joe01:02:08
for this to take place here's the other01:02:09
part the whole concept about01:02:11
uh uh I've shared with Joe what my01:02:14
thoughts are on on the interview with01:02:16
Trump he he knows it but01:02:18
um01:02:19
the idea about I don't want to help him01:02:21
has to be replaced in my opinion you're01:02:25
not helping him you're helping America01:02:27
meaning if the idea is you don't want to01:02:31
help America I think Joe you want to01:02:33
help America and you've been helping01:02:34
America in my opinion you're the number01:02:36
one guy you're the goat when it comes01:02:38
down to podcasting and not only that01:02:40
during covet the the most super01:02:43
necessary guy in America01:02:46
was him Forget before musk buying01:02:49
Twitter in October of 2022 before any of01:02:52
that it was Joe Rogan not Dr fauci Pat01:02:55
no no so so so the point the point I'm01:02:57
trying to make is yeah if you believe01:02:59
America needs to see the opposing side01:03:02
of the argument I think Joe needs to01:03:05
have uh Trump on I think he needs to01:03:07
have the Santa son I think he needs to01:03:09
have Newsom on uh because I think it's01:03:11
going to be Newsom Biden won't go they01:03:13
wouldn't know01:03:14
but I would die to see that but I would01:03:17
love this you know what I would love to01:03:19
see if since he smokes weed with Elon01:03:21
Musk I would love to see Joe Rogan smoke01:03:23
crack with Hunter Bible I just I mean01:03:27
Joe doesn't need to smoke it01:03:29
I think that would be viewed01:03:31
an island01:03:33
well I'm here01:03:35
I think eventually uh it's more likely01:03:39
to happen I'm more 55 yes01:03:57
saying he doesn't want to help him but01:03:59
it seems like at least with RFK his01:04:01
approach wasn't necessarily I'm helping01:04:03
you or not helping you it's just we're01:04:04
just having a conversation and people01:04:06
can decide and you know if Trump is an01:04:08
idiot if he's uh an extremist if he's01:04:10
whatever sitting down for three hours01:04:12
people are gonna see through that so it01:04:14
might even hurt him who knows but I01:04:15
think his audience would decide and I01:04:17
think Rogan likes to be clear I I01:04:19
actually would like to see that01:04:20
interview I'm actually I'll gladly lose01:04:22
500 if it means to see that interview I01:04:25
think it'd be amazing but I think we're01:04:27
doing a disservice to uh Trump to01:04:29
compare rfk's01:04:32
viewpoints to where how he feels about01:04:34
Trump this is this has nothing to do01:04:35
with RFK no that's what I'm saying he he01:04:37
criticized some of his views but he01:04:39
still had him on no it's a different01:04:40
Beast with Trump what do you mean with01:04:42
with how the interview with Trump's01:04:44
going to do versus his feelings about01:04:46
RFK were not as Intense or exaggerated01:04:49
as they are with Trump he never called01:04:51
RFK a man baby yeah and he never said he01:04:54
would never want to have a very01:04:56
interesting individual with a high01:04:58
self-awareness and a level of comfort of01:05:02
being wrong and a level of conflict01:05:04
conviction in areas where he is certain01:05:06
that he's right and you know this is01:05:09
this is a guy that if there's a guy that01:05:11
uh you know would be able to you know01:05:14
interview would be able to change his01:05:16
position and be open to the idea it's01:05:18
Joe and if that happens so I'll let you01:05:21
guys know if that happens he's done 202401:05:23
Doug it's gonna be like hey Kiss It01:05:25
Goodbye everybody else call home pack01:05:28
you know play your video games I01:05:31
understand what you're saying and you're01:05:32
saying that if he has him on that that01:05:34
will mean Trump will win the White House01:05:37
if he has them on uh okay so for example01:05:41
Maria Bartiromo let me just read this to01:05:43
you okay and this this is kind of Mario01:05:45
Bartolo confronts DeSantis on 202401:05:47
campaign what happened right this is a01:05:49
Newsweek story and if you want to pull01:05:51
up the clip if you actually have the01:05:53
clip I don't know if you got it or not01:05:54
if you can just go to that part where he01:05:57
asks she asked the question uh uh is01:06:00
this yeah this is the part go ahead and01:06:01
play it watch this back against woke we01:06:04
know that but I'm wondering what's going01:06:06
on with your campaign there was a lot of01:06:08
optimism about you running for president01:06:11
earlier in the year but here's this01:06:13
weekend's headline from the Politico01:06:15
Playbook Failure to Launch Florida01:06:18
Governor Ron desantis's campaign to01:06:20
topple Donald Trump has stalled we are01:06:23
way behind says a top DeSantis pack01:06:26
official sounding the alarm what01:06:28
happened01:06:31
um Maria these are narratives the media01:06:34
does not want me to be the nominee I01:06:36
think that's very very clear why because01:06:38
they know I'll beat Biden but even more01:06:41
importantly they know I will actually01:06:42
deliver on all these things we will stop01:06:45
The Invasion at the border we'll take on01:06:47
the drug cartels we'll curtail the01:06:50
administrative State we'll get spending01:06:52
under control we'll do all the things01:06:54
that they don't want uh to see done and01:06:57
so they're going to continue doing the01:06:59
type of narrative I can tell you we01:07:01
understand this as a state-by-state01:07:03
process we've had incredible support in01:07:07
the early states building an01:07:08
organization signing up the key people01:07:10
that you need to be able to compete in a01:07:13
place like Iowa we just launched our01:07:15
model okay you can pause it right there01:07:17
here's the thing by the way he ain't01:07:19
lying meaning01:07:21
he wouldn't make one hell of a president01:07:23
I agree he would have incredible01:07:25
policies he would do all of those things01:07:28
but you're going up against a guy that's01:07:31
a marketer and your marketing team sucks01:07:35
it's absolutely sucks since the book01:07:38
came out the Razzle Dazzle of trump he01:07:40
needs to throw in some horse faces01:07:43
like a comments01:07:46
some excitement01:07:49
you need something01:07:52
I hooked up with the Santa 17 years ago01:08:05
the point I'm trying to make is yeah you01:08:08
know01:08:11
so there's one you have an incredible01:08:13
resume check you have it two is01:08:16
you're going into the interview okay01:08:19
the person you already got the interview01:08:22
like you got the people you're being01:08:24
considered for the job you're a finalist01:08:26
you're in the top three finalists to be01:08:28
considered for the job so the resume got01:08:31
you into the interview01:08:34
then you have to crush the interview01:08:37
and you ruin the interview01:08:38
if Trump goes in with the resume01:08:42
and then he goes in the interview that's01:08:44
where he shines he's shining when the01:08:47
interview begins this guy's like here's01:08:50
my resume let me tell you what I've done01:08:51
this is why you should pick me that's01:08:52
not how America works well it's funny01:08:54
because for so long people have been01:08:56
critical of trump being unpredictable01:08:57
kind of brash and abrasive but it turns01:08:59
out that maybe you need a candidate with01:09:01
at least a little bit of that because01:09:03
you have someone like Rhonda Sanders I01:09:04
like Trump I like Rhonda santis I don't01:09:06
think it needs to be either or but he01:09:08
doesn't have the same star power the01:09:10
same Charisma which in politics let's be01:09:12
real of course That Matters by the way01:09:14
okay so let's let's do this let's do01:09:16
this uh the star power by the way his01:09:19
team I've communicated with both teams01:09:20
with Trump's team with his team with01:09:22
rfk's team with vivex team we're in01:09:25
communication with every one of the01:09:26
teams Suarez do you know which team01:09:28
sucks in follow-up or getting back to us01:09:31
they text in a text and then boom okay01:09:36
I'm available this afternoon great no01:09:39
follow-up for two weeks they're the01:09:42
worse in follow-up it's a reflection of01:09:44
the brand it's not a good look and this01:09:47
is not like it's a small podcast we got01:09:49
17 subscribers and you're doing this01:09:51
with we got a platform to say this to01:09:52
the market your follow-up sucks with01:09:55
people that are reaching out to you and01:09:57
we communicate with every campaign so01:09:59
you're talking about the an FYI I keep01:10:02
saying this we came here because of this01:10:03
guy we're in Florida because of this guy01:10:06
I've moved I don't know how many people01:10:08
we've moved out if I tell you in the01:10:11
last 26 months 28 months if I told tell01:10:14
you 1500 people have moved to Florida01:10:17
because of what we've done that would be01:10:19
a small number we've moved a couple01:10:21
thousand people to Florida with the01:10:23
amount of times we've raved about him01:10:25
raved about the state we've moved people01:10:28
to the state and these are high quality01:10:30
people that we move to the state these01:10:31
are not non-performing people these are01:10:33
job creators entrepreneurs that we have01:10:36
moved to this state there is support01:10:38
there01:10:39
you're saying you have to be able to01:10:41
sell yourself right okay01:10:42
let me give you another example of01:10:44
somebody01:10:45
that I think campaign to campaign01:10:47
campaign to campaign vivec is crushing01:10:51
their campaign and Vivek had nothing who01:10:53
was Vivek well I mean he was a01:10:55
best-selling author multi-millionaire01:10:57
entrepreneur no but but the difference01:10:59
is but but the difference is let me let01:11:00
me put it to you this way day one when01:11:03
vivec announced his running for office01:11:05
do you know what his Twitter account was01:11:07
at 40 000 followers sixty thousand01:11:09
followers I'm sorry even the woke book01:11:11
he wrote it didn't blow up can you go to01:11:13
Amazon go to Amazon and type in vivec go01:11:16
to Amazon and type in Vivek we had him01:11:17
on and he and I we spoke yesterday go go01:11:19
online and put his name there okay when01:11:22
he first came out with his walk book01:11:24
just type in Vivek ramazwani and go to01:11:26
his book uh uh okay how many uh what is01:11:29
that that's Vivek what year 2023 how01:11:32
many months ago uh yeah this book came01:11:34
out April of 2023 it has uh 47 reviews01:11:37
okay go to the next book that by the way01:11:39
57 reviews to be fair guys and I like01:11:42
this guy that's nothing nation of01:11:44
victims how many reviews is that 37201:11:47
reviews a year ago that's barely selling01:11:50
30 000 copies by the way just so you01:11:52
know that that number on Amazon that's01:11:53
nothing but what has this guy done01:11:55
here's what he's done he went on01:11:57
Charlemagne the God The Breakfast Club01:11:59
you know what they try to do to him01:12:00
destroy him you know what he did he01:12:02
stood his ground he went on new CNN same01:12:04
with CNN you went on CNN he went on he's01:12:07
gone everywhere he's not said no to01:12:10
anything and he stood his ground when01:12:12
Don Lemon tried to embarrass him he01:12:14
stood his ground he says that's fine you01:12:15
can believe that but we can disagree and01:12:17
he was so respectful about it the way01:12:20
ramaswani went out there saying I'm Not01:12:23
Afraid him and RFK get A's in the way01:12:28
they've gone out talking the scientist's01:12:30
camp is thinking they're entitled to01:12:33
that to the throne and you don't get the01:12:35
championship ring given to you you got01:12:37
to go earn that stuff by the way whether01:12:39
you're injured whether you're not in the01:12:41
mood when you're going to the playoffs01:12:42
on Sports what happens during playoffs01:12:44
what does everybody say during playoffs01:12:46
when people do the interviews like when01:12:48
Joel embiid says well it was really hurt01:12:49
and I was this you know what Champions01:12:51
say listen when you're in the playoffs01:12:54
everybody is at 50 60 everybody's01:12:57
dealing with an injury you got a finger01:12:59
you got a knee you gotta you gotta this01:13:00
you got it that you don't have a choice01:13:02
you have to show up in the playoffs01:13:04
right01:13:05
it's very disappointing and by the way01:13:08
yesterday we're having this conversation01:13:09
with a group of people and some of the01:13:10
guys said he's the modern day Jeb Bush01:13:12
and he's a modern-day Skywalker that's01:13:14
nothing hang on a second the modern day01:13:16
Jeb Bush and the modern day Scott Walker01:13:18
not because of resume his resume is01:13:22
possibly the greatest governor in the01:13:25
last 30 years since I've been in America01:13:28
no one's got a better resume than him01:13:30
but his campaign is Jeb Bush and Scott01:13:32
Walker 2.0 and Pat you were you you've01:13:34
been saying this not not to cut you off01:13:36
you've been saying this for how long01:13:37
about the marketing team and everything01:13:39
about him my question is as as being at01:13:43
the candidate being descended how does01:13:44
he not see it are you not hearing like01:13:47
she's she just said it the the people01:13:49
are seeing your numbers are showing it01:13:51
does he need to just do a complete shift01:13:53
patent like fire somebody or hire a01:13:55
better marketing team they are horrible01:13:57
how they not texting somebody back that01:13:59
is like yo I have this platform Millions01:14:01
not just I have a platform I'll do a01:14:03
fundraiser for you yeah we'll raise a01:14:05
ton of money yeah we'll get you eyeballs01:14:07
we'll have a fair interview with you01:14:08
because we respect you let's have this01:14:11
exchange multiple times the team doesn't01:14:14
get back not one time well I'm not going01:14:16
to give names yet okay but I'm gonna01:14:18
give names within a year multiple times01:14:20
they don't get back to you multiple01:14:23
times they don't get back to you and by01:14:24
the way I'm not the only one saying that01:14:25
as well making Kelly have you say Megan01:14:28
Kelly is one of the greatest she's a top01:14:30
five in the last 10 years what are you01:14:32
doing not going on Megan Kelly what are01:14:33
you doing not going on any of this stuff01:14:35
what are you doing not going on Lex free01:14:36
I don't know has Lex done a podcast with01:14:38
DeSantis yet no I don't think so I don't01:14:40
believe it can you look it up what are01:14:41
you doing not going on Lex Lex is a very01:14:43
very nice guy Lex is a sweetheart of a01:14:47
guy that's going to ask you questions01:14:48
but he's so respectful about it how come01:14:50
you haven't gone on legs and it'll be01:14:52
fair to you as well can I just give some01:14:54
quick numbers just to validate exactly01:14:56
what you're saying in February what01:14:58
month are we in right now July July so01:15:01
less than six months ago go up Rob just01:15:03
to the top to the top left ahead the01:15:06
Republican primary polls boom in01:15:08
February between Trump and DeSantis neck01:15:12
and neck yeah look at that yeah to the01:15:14
left they were one was at 38 one was at01:15:16
42 percent anyone's race anyone's race01:15:20
in February Failure to Launch what do01:15:22
they call his campaign his book came out01:15:24
six months before he actually announced01:15:26
Pat's called out his marketing team now01:15:28
go to all the way to the right just look01:15:30
at the numbers Trump said 52 percent01:15:32
DeSantis has plummeted from 38 down to01:15:35
what is that less than 20.01:15:38
24 what is that Rob01:15:41
doesn't sit here on the track but it's01:15:43
hovering right around between 20 like01:15:44
23. the point is this whatever he's01:15:47
doing it's fair to say is not working so01:15:49
he should change you should change01:15:51
things up even you gotta adjust you01:15:52
gotta adapt yeah I'm in Florida for two01:15:54
you gotta go into halftime and say01:15:56
listen guys someone's got to give a01:15:57
halftime speech01:15:58
change it up a little bit go ahead yeah01:16:00
I mean I'm in Florida for TP USA and we01:16:02
have a sister organization Turning Point01:16:04
action there's a huge conference I mean01:16:06
Trump is speaking Tucker Carlson is01:16:08
speaking DeSantis isn't speaking I'm not01:16:11
part of that organization you know it's01:16:13
just they're they're separate because01:16:14
the Santa's really not speaking he's not01:16:16
speaking I mean he hasn't been announced01:16:18
yet and some people there are some01:16:19
people are wondering why he isn't there01:16:21
is it because he doesn't want to go in01:16:23
the same event be speaking with Trump01:16:25
and I I don't know but I would love to01:16:27
see more of him because he's been one of01:16:29
like you said the most effective01:16:30
Governors he's been aggressive in his01:16:32
policy which I love he's not one of01:16:34
these Republicans who is simply trying01:16:35
to be on offense all the time he's01:16:36
actually saying okay parental rights and01:16:38
education boom let's do it let's go01:16:40
after Disney we're not just gonna talk01:16:41
which I love I've been in communication01:16:43
with his administration there was a01:16:45
video that I shared of uh this topless01:16:48
trans stripper with a I mean she looked01:16:50
like four years old it wasn't just talk01:16:52
for the campaign they're actually doing01:16:54
things about it they're trying to do an01:16:55
investigation see if they should keep01:16:57
their liquor license I love how01:16:58
effective they are but like you said the01:17:00
campaign it just it's Gotta show up01:17:02
listen when you get to the interview you01:17:04
best deliver when you're sitting across01:17:06
the decision maker you know who the01:17:07
decision maker right now is America01:17:10
and Americans right now are saying no01:17:13
you're not fit for the job yet maybe01:17:16
never FYI I'll never forget I will never01:17:19
forget01:17:21
when the Pacers are playing the Miami01:17:23
Heat01:17:25
and timeout is called Indiana is up one01:17:29
this is game two game three they're01:17:31
about to go up 2-1 this is 2012. yes yes01:17:34
11 years ago yes okay they're up one01:17:38
coach Vogel takes out Roy Hibbert who01:17:41
was the center of starter All-Star game01:17:43
he takes Hibbert out01:17:46
and like what are you doing there's two01:17:47
seconds left on the shot clock01:17:50
Hibbert's on the sideline shaking and01:17:51
said what are you doing taking me out01:17:53
Miami takes the ball gives it to LeBron01:17:56
at the free throw line LeBron goes this01:17:58
way fakes going with a left hand they01:18:00
win the game afterwards they're talking01:18:03
TNT and Chuck says well you know the01:18:06
Frank's got to tell him right now we're01:18:08
so close and this is our chance to go to01:18:09
the championship and Kenny Smith says no01:18:12
Charles I disagree he says what do you01:18:14
mean you disagree he says this may have01:18:17
been their last chance to ever win a01:18:20
championship wow01:18:21
these players don't realize when you get01:18:24
an opportunity like this championships01:18:26
are not handed out you should have kept01:18:28
Hibbert in what are you doing taking01:18:30
them out guess what he was right he01:18:32
would win like this after that nobody01:18:33
ever talked about him again and that01:18:35
entire team Paul George everybody they01:18:37
had collapsed vocal everybody went all01:18:39
over the place01:18:40
this idea of thinking well this doesn't01:18:42
work we'll do 28 if this doesn't run01:18:44
Skywalker this one object which is01:18:45
another story no this is not how life01:18:47
works you have the sickest resume today01:18:50
you crushed it under covid you even had01:18:53
MBA like the story talent why are you01:18:55
not talking about the most liberal BLM01:18:58
think about the hypocrisy NBA had BLM01:19:01
all over the place and as much as that01:19:02
BLM all over the place they chose to01:19:04
hold the All-Star Game in your state01:19:06
while you're the governor how the hell01:19:08
are you not telling that story you01:19:09
crushed it and you're not telling that01:19:11
story I don't understand this stuff it's01:19:13
so confusing this should have been like01:19:15
this Trump and DeSantis should have been01:19:17
like this and by the way that's better01:19:19
for America if it would have been like01:19:21
this because they're pushing issues01:19:22
there is no issues right now we're not01:19:25
hearing any issues right now all we're01:19:27
seeing is this it's over for most people01:19:29
some people say why should even Trump01:19:30
get on the stage can you imagine if01:19:32
Trump doesn't even get on the stage01:19:33
doesn't need to listen did you get on01:19:34
the stage Marie asked him a question are01:19:37
you going to be on the stage01:19:38
so well yeah of course I'm going to be01:19:40
doing the debate but this is you have to01:19:41
win by the state and all this other01:19:42
stuff no not for for president yes it's01:19:46
by State but not for Republican that's01:19:48
for yep anyways so it's a whole01:19:51
different story on what's going on here01:19:52
so for me Trump goes on Rogan01:19:55
he's gonna put on a show you know what01:19:57
he's going to do he's going to do01:19:59
flattery Joe you're the greatest you01:20:01
know this this this that all of that01:20:03
stuff's gonna happen they're going to01:20:04
connect they're gonna laugh he's gonna01:20:06
make Joe laugh his ass off those clips01:20:08
are going to be put up at the end of it01:20:10
Joe's probably you know Hey sir I got to01:20:12
tell you my position here but I really01:20:14
enjoyed you with you hopefully you're01:20:16
gonna kind of tone it down a little bit01:20:18
with the way you do this this with01:20:19
tweets it says I'm working on it and01:20:21
then boom the world's gonna see that and01:20:23
humanize him and the rest is history01:20:24
these are some of the things that if01:20:26
Trump gets that opportunity to be on Joe01:20:28
he'll capitalize I think so too can I01:20:30
just add one thing because I know our01:20:32
audience isn't a sports audience so yeah01:20:33
I'm not gonna lie that was lost but I01:20:36
like that I got that but here's the deal01:20:38
what he's saying is carpe diem01:20:42
this is the mother freaking day01:20:44
in February that here are the numbers 4001:20:46
Trump 38 DeSantis now it's 52-21 he01:20:52
tells this random 2012 NBA playoff story01:20:54
as a metaphor the Indiana Pacers were01:20:58
this close to dethroning to the Miami01:21:01
Heat and LeBron James what has happened01:21:02
since then since this stupid decision01:21:04
that the coach made Indiana Pacers have01:21:07
barely even made it the playoffs that01:21:08
team has been dismantled Danny Granger01:21:10
Paul George Roy Edward is out of the01:21:12
league meanwhile LeBron James AKA Trump01:21:15
in this story has won four NBA01:21:17
championships since then he's still the01:21:19
face of the league meanwhile the other01:21:20
players are out of the freaking League01:21:22
he also brought up Scott Walker Jeb Bush01:21:24
these people are in the in the Dustbin01:21:27
of history and that could potentially01:21:29
happen to DeSantis01:21:32
no no they don't get a second shot do01:21:34
you think he should have waited until01:21:35
the next election cycle no not at all01:21:37
because a lot of people are saying oh01:21:39
I'm sorry till the next elections oh01:21:40
yeah I'm sorry I thought you were saying01:21:42
you you should have waited to go on01:21:43
later oh no you're saying to go 2028.01:21:46
okay that's a very good question I I01:21:49
think he should have ran because you're01:21:51
gonna forget we we forget things very01:21:53
quickly America as much as America can01:21:56
[ __ ] and complain were so forgiven so01:21:58
quickly and we move on you know we we01:22:00
like to see you fall but we like you01:22:02
come up even more we love Redemption01:22:04
stories this is America America is a01:22:06
place that we're like hey man you're01:22:08
losing your morning did you see the01:22:09
juicy did you just oh [ __ ] I feel bad01:22:11
hey it's okay yeah it's okay that's01:22:13
America right that's kind of America so01:22:15
that's what's going to happen with Trump01:22:16
but he had his moment it was so clear so01:22:21
clear01:22:22
marketing team sucked who wasn't his ear01:22:25
sucked whoever he hired01:22:27
it's uh it's it's unfortunate and by the01:22:29
way again this is coming from an01:22:31
Community who are fans who are01:22:36
supporters who voted01:22:39
unanimously like in every possible way01:22:42
it's for you and you did this anyways01:22:43
watch what's happening here to01:22:45
transition this story ramaswani closes01:22:48
in on the sentence as Trump dominates in01:22:50
GOP Paul the hill former president Trump01:22:52
leads the GOP Primary uh field with 4901:22:55
support according to recent poll by01:22:57
Echelon insights Florida Governor Ron01:22:59
DeSantis follows in second place with 1601:23:01
while biotech entrepreneur Vivek01:23:04
ramaswan is behind them with 10 ramas01:23:06
money has been a two percentage Point01:23:07
increase in support since a previous01:23:10
poll conducted in May where he had eight01:23:12
percent in contrast DeSantis has01:23:14
experienced a three percentage drop01:23:16
since May when he guarded 19 points01:23:18
Congress concerns with the sentences01:23:20
viability as a candidate has emerged01:23:23
particularly following a glitchy Twitter01:23:24
spaces I'm not worried about that one01:23:26
right there his recent criticism of01:23:27
trump post01:23:29
support for LGBT community has drawn01:23:31
backlash from GOP groups such as Log01:23:33
Cabin Republicans those things I'm not01:23:35
concerned about but the part is vivec01:23:37
okay why why do you think vivec is01:23:40
getting this surge what do you think is01:23:42
getting Kim to get people to say man I01:23:44
kind of like this guy I kind of like01:23:46
what he has to say he's not scared to01:23:47
open his mouth Pat like just yesterday I01:23:50
think it was yesterday some uh lady in01:23:52
the back uh he was doing some some talk01:23:55
in like a like not an auditorium like an01:23:57
open area and she's like Town Hall she's01:23:59
like it's my body my choice I've01:24:02
exchange where the lady was willing he's01:24:03
like no no come back here let's have a01:24:06
conversation she came to the stage she01:24:08
started crying he's having I think he's01:24:10
not scared to talk he's not scared to01:24:12
voice the pain and Pat marketing he's01:24:14
not saying no01:24:16
and he's smart as hell and he's probably01:24:19
one of the most efficient and effective01:24:21
communicators that's running right now01:24:22
regardless of whether you like him or01:24:23
not he has his hand on the pulse of01:24:25
cultural issues which would have been01:24:27
desantis's I guess his trump card all01:24:30
right I mean he's someone who's actually01:24:31
not just talking about the culture War01:24:33
he's actively fighting it but he doesn't01:24:35
do a good job articulating it in the01:24:37
same way that Vivek does I mean he he's01:24:39
he's been on the daily wire before he01:24:41
even announced he is very very he knows01:24:43
what the average voter cares about and I01:24:45
think if we look at what happened in01:24:46
Virginia with Glenn junking yankin I01:24:48
mean this isn't just oh culture War01:24:50
stuff it doesn't matter no these issues01:24:52
they're getting people out and they're01:24:53
getting especially Suburban moms to vote01:24:55
so I think he's really playing his cards01:24:57
right just overall yeah I I love the way01:25:00
he communicates I love the way how01:25:01
respectful he is I love the way he01:25:03
pushes back but more importantly I love01:25:06
how hard he's working he's everywhere01:25:09
you know what's one of the most01:25:10
intimidating things to do to your01:25:12
competitors I love doing this in the01:25:15
insurance space or any kind of business01:25:16
when we were first coming up in our01:25:18
podcast that small YouTube channel we01:25:19
had like 50 000 Subs okay valuetainment01:25:22
we got four and a half million not the01:25:23
time was 50 000 subs and I'm in Dallas01:25:26
who the hell wants to interview in01:25:27
Dallas nobody wants to go to freaking01:25:28
Dallas the only people that are in01:25:29
Dallas are the conservatives the only01:25:30
person I had was the blaze at nobody01:25:32
else I want to interview everybody but01:25:35
everyone's in that everyone's in La01:25:36
Miami all this stuff you know what we01:25:38
did we'd go to New York I'd rent a hotel01:25:40
room and I would do six seven eight01:25:42
interviews in two days back to back to01:25:44
back to back so I got notes like this01:25:45
next guest next guest next guest next01:25:48
guest next guest would go to Miami seven01:25:50
interviews we'd go to La 12 interviews01:25:52
and then we would have enough interviews01:25:53
over the next two three four weeks while01:25:55
I'm running a company while we're having01:25:57
baby after baby after baby while I'm01:25:58
going National visiting office all this01:26:00
stuff is happening it's so intimidating01:26:02
to see vivec everywhere it's as if he's01:26:06
got triplets it's him and two other01:26:08
brothers yeah one minute this year next01:26:09
minute is they say how the hell are you01:26:11
everywhere that is so draining to your01:26:13
enemy to your competitors to say yeah01:26:15
I'm not willing to do this unless if01:26:17
you're willing to come to Tallahassee to01:26:18
interview me I'm not going anywhere yeah01:26:20
you're going to lose to God like this01:26:22
yeah you don't lose to a guy like this01:26:23
that's willing to go everywhere and01:26:25
anywhere to talk to anybody he's gaining01:26:27
that kind of respect by the way if you01:26:29
would like to see us do a live podcast01:26:32
at 59.90 live with vivec I'm talking01:26:35
town hall where you can ask him01:26:37
questions if you would like to do that01:26:39
text award podcast to01:26:48
310-340-1132-310-340-1132 text award01:26:49
podcast at that number we are thinking01:26:52
about who to have next I'm doing a July01:26:54
20th live podcast those tickets that01:26:56
have already sold out but the next one01:26:58
we're doing we're talking to potentially01:27:00
many different camps if you'd like to01:27:02
see a live podcast with Vivek again text01:27:04
award podcast to01:27:07
310-340-1132 next topic sound of Freedom01:27:09
have you seen the movie yet so a lot of01:27:11
people have asked me this uh as a new01:27:13
mom I don't think I can emotionally01:27:15
handle it just because of the subject01:27:17
matter and I I cry during Pixar movies01:27:19
that would be a total mess have you seen01:27:21
Elemental I yes I did get it I didn't01:27:23
even like the movie I got teary ad I'm01:27:25
very very easy so so I saw the movie so01:27:28
here's what happens we're in uh Bahamas01:27:30
uh and we're trying to find movie01:27:32
theater to go see this we can't find it01:27:33
finally tikra finds the movie I'm like01:27:35
[ __ ] we're going with 25 of us and the01:27:37
kids want to watch Indiana Jones what do01:27:39
we do so Indiana Jones is playing at one01:27:40
o'clock sound of freedoms playing at two01:27:42
uh two o'clock good news Indiana Jones a01:27:45
two and a half hour movie which is great01:27:46
because we got like a 30 minute so we go01:27:47
into Indiana Jones we're watching01:27:49
Indiana Jones and then me Matt sapala01:27:51
Sheena tikram with sneak out and we go01:27:54
to what sound of Freedom we're sitting01:27:55
there01:27:56
and from the beginning you're going to01:27:59
feel the pain of the father taking his01:28:02
kids a daughter and a son who is01:28:05
approached by a recruiter saying your01:28:07
kids can be models they can be in movies01:28:10
he says tonight audition is at such and01:28:12
such time today the audition is01:28:14
tomorrow's audition is such a such time01:28:15
father dresses in a suit takes him to01:28:17
this room01:28:18
and he takes the kids there they're01:28:20
excited put the kids in the room and the01:28:22
girl says come back to pick them up at01:28:24
seven o'clock he said what do you mean01:28:25
come back to pick him up at seven01:28:26
o'clock he leaves comes back seven01:28:28
o'clock no one's there shut down that's01:28:30
how the movie starts by the way01:28:33
it's disturbing it's emotional it's01:28:36
tough it's painful at the end Jim01:28:39
Caviezel gives a message when the movie01:28:42
ends three minutes later he's given a01:28:43
message profound message that you have01:28:45
to watch01:28:46
the stats that they gave that uh 20 plus01:28:50
million child pornography pictures were01:28:53
uploaded on the internet the last year a01:28:55
five thousand percent increase in the01:28:58
last five years the idea what they said01:29:00
every year two million kids going to01:29:02
trafficking going into being sold in a01:29:05
black market and then stats about how01:29:08
you can sell cocaine one time but you01:29:10
can sell the same child five to ten01:29:13
times a day for 10 years is what you can01:29:18
do and it's a 150 billion dollar a year01:29:21
industry and Jim is in it the story of01:29:25
Tim Ballard what he did and then while01:29:28
this is going on everybody everybody01:29:30
needs to go watch it I'm taking I want01:29:32
to watch it first it's a decision you01:29:34
need to make I want to watch it first I01:29:36
know what it is to be a you know I don't01:29:37
know what it is to be a mother but I01:29:38
have a wife that's had four kids and I01:29:40
know how tough it is for a mother to see01:29:41
it then a father our perspective is more01:29:43
protective yours is more you gave birth01:29:45
it's your body01:29:47
um I recommend everybody to go watch01:29:49
this thing here and share it with01:29:51
everyone you know because this has01:29:52
really taken place this led us to01:29:54
yesterday having a conversation with01:29:55
many of the people in Glendale that are01:29:57
going through the challenges they're01:29:58
having with gusd with the zoom yesterday01:30:00
we're excited about launching the event01:30:01
in Glendale the biggest concern right01:30:03
now is every major Hotel will announce01:30:05
what these places are and we'll give the01:30:06
names out to people no has said no every01:30:09
Armenian Hall in Glendale has said come01:30:11
and do the event on what's going on with01:30:12
LAUSD and gust with what kind of content01:30:15
they're trying to put into schools and01:30:17
we will announce the date here very soon01:30:18
first we're going to announce that01:30:19
underground because we want the right01:30:21
people to show up then I'll announce it01:30:23
publicly and everyone's worried about01:30:25
you know rioting protesting all this01:30:28
other stuff here's the point while this01:30:30
movie comes out and it's doing so well01:30:31
can you show up how Rolling Stone01:30:34
responded to01:30:36
I send you those different screenshots01:30:37
when I airdropped it to you what Rolling01:30:40
Stone said about cuties versus this what01:30:43
different platforms said about cuties01:30:44
versus this and by the way while you're01:30:46
looking for that maybe show the clip of01:30:47
the video of what the CNN person said01:30:49
about this if you know which one I'm01:30:51
talking about where the CNN is asking01:30:54
the question so what do you think about01:30:55
this movie you know there's a lot of01:30:57
people that are saying that there's some01:30:59
right-wing Q Anon you know what do you01:31:02
think about this and this guest you01:31:03
should see what this gets right there if01:31:05
you can make that bigger you should see01:31:07
what this guest says about this movie01:31:09
familiar with him watch his goal we play01:31:11
this of course watch this01:31:13
and you seem pretty familiar with him01:31:16
because he doesn't really hide his01:31:18
association with this real wild plot01:31:22
that that involves you know drinking the01:31:25
blood of children and things like that01:31:27
no he doesn't hide it at all and you01:31:30
have a lot of people who are in this01:31:31
world of Q Anon who say oh they don't01:31:33
know what that is they've never heard of01:31:34
it they're just asking questions with01:31:36
somebody like Jim Caviezel he is openly01:31:39
embracing it he's openly using its catch01:31:41
phrases and its Concepts he's speaking01:31:42
at Q Anon conventions and this film is01:31:45
being marketed to either specific Q Anon01:31:48
Believers or to people who believe all01:31:50
of the same tenets as Q Anon but claim01:31:53
they don't know what it is01:31:55
and the sound of Freedom does focus on a01:31:57
real issue of sex trafficking but that01:32:00
theme it's sort of like that kernel of01:32:03
truth that feeds the Q Anon conspiracy01:32:06
theory tell us how those two things work01:32:09
together01:32:12
sure and the most durable and the most01:32:14
believable conspiracy theories are not01:32:16
entirely false there's something in them01:32:18
that is true and the rest of it is false01:32:20
but the Believers point to the one true01:32:22
thing and they say oh you don't believe01:32:24
that this particular thing is true in01:32:25
terms of child trafficking we know01:32:27
trafficking is real we know it has real01:32:29
victims no one is denying that but these01:32:31
films are created out of moral panics01:32:34
they're created out of bogus statistics01:32:36
they're created out of fear and with01:32:38
something like sound of Freedom it01:32:40
specifically is looking at keyword on01:32:42
concepts of these child trafficking01:32:44
rings that are run by the high-level01:32:46
Elites and only people like Tim Ballard01:32:49
and only people like Jim Caviezel and by01:32:51
extension only people like the ticket01:32:52
buyer can help bring these trafficking01:32:55
Rings down so there's a very01:32:56
participatory element you're not just01:32:58
going to see a movie you're just killing01:32:59
two hours on a hot day you are helping01:33:02
bring down these these pedophile rings01:33:04
and save children now it's not true but01:33:06
it's a very comforting and it's a very01:33:08
warm feeling you know why you have to01:33:09
trust this guy Pat he has books behind01:33:11
them anyway that sits with books smart01:33:13
but but notice it if you work out you're01:33:16
a white ring you're you're a white01:33:17
supremacist whatever if you're by the01:33:20
way this movie was docked like they01:33:21
actually have footage of everything that01:33:23
happened uh Tim Ballard because it01:33:26
happened did you see the movie I saw01:33:28
them oh you saw it well I saw the movie01:33:30
and uh I was telling Pat some some crazy01:33:33
moments or what they actually had01:33:34
footage undercover footage or01:33:36
surveillance footage of people in third01:33:39
world countries and stuff going up to01:33:40
people like a kid wanders in the street01:33:42
they grab them in a van and they're gone01:33:44
it's not a conspiracy theorist and then01:33:47
it begs the question when people are01:33:48
like why does one side uh want uh open01:33:52
borders and why is it if you think about01:33:54
it pat there's an effect 35001:33:57
000 unaccompanied miners come across the01:33:58
border since 2021 till right now 85 00001:34:02
of them have gone missing and then that01:34:04
begs the question why is one side just01:34:07
like no the board is secure my York is01:34:09
that little rat no the board is open01:34:10
that is just an end inventory of just01:34:13
human beings coming in and it's like for01:34:15
them to say that it's Q Anon and it's01:34:18
fake it's like they're almost they don't01:34:19
want people messing with their influx of01:34:22
children it's a huge problem and yes01:34:24
they made money off this movie but now01:34:26
look how many people are talking about01:34:27
sex trafficking and these and these kids01:34:30
and at least somebody now is opening01:34:32
their mouth and by the way this movie01:34:33
was made five years ago I don't know if01:34:34
you guys yeah this movie's old now it's01:34:36
which movie that sounds Freedom yeah01:34:38
nobody wanted to put on go ahead lord01:34:40
well it was it was made by Fox before01:34:42
the Disney acquisition so then Disney01:34:44
they essentially didn't release it they01:34:46
didn't want to release it they sold it01:34:48
to this other studio and the studio01:34:49
actually had to crowdfund to get a01:34:51
theatrical release so that's kind of01:34:53
what's ironic about the fact that it did01:34:54
beat Indiana Jones at least for one01:34:56
weekend is that this could have been01:34:58
money going to Disney but it's also kind01:35:00
of suspicious why didn't Disney want to01:35:02
release this movie was it not in line01:35:04
with their their branding and by the way01:35:07
isn't Disney a kids channel isn't it01:35:09
like about kids and protecting kids so01:35:10
why wouldn't you want to protect kids01:35:13
worldwide is that kind of weird perhaps01:35:15
they don't really want it and isn't a01:35:16
shock and learn that they're01:35:17
they're in all this stuff01:35:20
this stuff like01:35:23
for a fact that this happened he was01:35:25
murdered don't believe the hype he was01:35:27
suicide himself that's all [ __ ] uh01:35:30
CNN producers didn't caught left and01:35:31
right for for pedophilia the the numbers01:35:34
are staggering it's in the news it's not01:35:36
reported a lot and just just perverted01:35:39
people have to catch a predator do you01:35:40
guys know that show yes we had Chris01:35:42
Hanson on here guess what that show01:35:44
couldn't be can run every single day for01:35:48
forever because there's an imp there's01:35:50
there's no shortage of pedophiles the01:35:53
only reason that shows stop is because01:35:54
one of these idiot demons ran in the01:35:57
house and killed himself and that's01:35:58
what's frustrating about that CNN guy01:36:00
he's acting like moral outrage over this01:36:02
is bad or unwarranted she's asking oh01:36:05
it's to spread fear yeah you should be01:36:06
afraid for your children you should be01:36:08
actively trying to prevent this why is01:36:10
more outrage bad when this is something01:36:12
that's objectively evil this is an area01:36:14
to be intolerant in like zero tolerance01:36:18
for this by the way watch this so01:36:20
rolling stone look look how different01:36:21
the the titles are sound of freedom is a01:36:24
superhero movie for dads with brain01:36:26
worms the Q Anon thing the Thriller01:36:29
about child trafficking is designed to01:36:30
appeal the conscience of a conspiracy01:36:33
adult Boomer okay pretty wild now let's01:36:36
go to the next one watch this next one01:36:37
here the guardian cuties review01:36:39
Netflix's controversial child01:36:41
exploitation film is bold flawed and01:36:44
misunderstood01:36:45
misunderstood okay so here's the next01:36:47
one cuties review a coming-of-age movie01:36:50
Caught in the culture wars thanks to a01:36:53
major marketing mistake this01:36:54
award-winning French movie has been01:36:56
accused of sexualizing girls it's01:36:58
actually a sensitive portrait of growing01:37:01
pains that deserve to be seen oh you are01:37:03
the enemy kidding go to the next one01:37:05
okay the human traffic film sound of01:37:07
Freedom trash by liberal Outlets as Q01:37:09
Anon uh adjacent so when you when you01:37:12
see this then go to the article about01:37:15
post-millennial01:37:17
that talks about if you can pull this up01:37:19
that talks about uh Rolling Stone01:37:21
editor-in-chief Spike reporting on01:37:24
friend getting arrested for child porn01:37:26
this was a story from March of uh 21st01:37:30
of this year if you want to go to page01:37:31
24 uh if you can pull that up that01:37:33
picture right there good that's the01:37:34
article right there I'll read it to you01:37:36
so Rolling Stone Editor in Chief Noah uh01:37:39
shacked men removed references to child01:37:41
pornography charges from a story about01:37:43
ABC's producer James Gordon Meek who was01:37:46
later charged with possessing child01:37:47
pornography shackman who was friendly01:37:50
with Meek edited the piece and Earth01:37:52
journalist Tatiana Siegel not to include01:37:54
the words child pornography in the story01:37:57
claiming that the FBI's interest in Meek01:37:59
was unrelated to National Security or01:38:01
journalism shacklin's decision to edit01:38:03
the story and remove key information01:38:04
about the child pornography pornography01:38:06
investigation race concerns within01:38:08
Rolling Stone Siegel was reportedly not01:38:10
aware of the changes until the article01:38:12
was published and was angered by what01:38:14
she saw as interference shackmans01:38:16
Justified is that it's by stating that01:38:19
Siegel had not adequately verified her01:38:22
sources when you read this stuff this is01:38:25
what we ought to be intolerant towards01:38:28
right and there I don't know if you guys01:38:30
are familiar with the meme from Oren01:38:31
McIntyre uh don't make me tap the sign01:38:33
and it's just this post that says it's01:38:35
not that complicated they just wanted01:38:36
little kids and I think we all have a01:38:38
normalcy bias where we would like to01:38:39
think this is just not that common01:38:41
shadowy it doesn't really affect our01:38:43
lives but this is like you said it's01:38:45
everywhere it's very common it's too01:38:47
common and there are a lot of policies01:38:48
that we could actively change that would01:38:50
prevent this things like closing the01:38:52
Border because there is a huge porous I01:38:54
mean I remember uh what is it Melania01:38:56
Trump she got made fun of when she was01:38:58
talking about the coyotes uh on that01:39:01
recorded tape and how that was an issue01:39:02
I mean the left-wing media is like what01:39:04
is she things happening blah blah blah01:39:06
like you don't have to say anything01:39:07
about it but the fact that you're even01:39:09
going out of your way to discredit this01:39:12
problem it's very suspicious that's all01:39:14
it's very they're protecting they're01:39:16
protecting their own like that's that's01:39:17
that's how the left operates for that01:39:19
imagine that guy's name was Miles Clee01:39:21
the Rolling Stone guy who locked down01:39:23
his Twitter account like a [ __ ] because01:39:25
every he couldn't take the Flack of like01:39:27
you mean to tell me girls twerking is a01:39:30
coming of age in a culture like what the01:39:33
hell would you qualify that as whole01:39:35
tendency for him too01:39:36
okay yeah Rob I just sent you something01:39:39
on how grooming Works check this out if01:39:41
you can play with show this Meme here01:39:42
Rob I just text you and I put it on your01:39:44
computer so the question then becomes a01:39:46
follow-up right we got five more minutes01:39:47
here before we wrap up I wish we had01:39:49
more time and we got like so many01:39:50
freaking stories to go through but I got01:39:51
11 o'clock Max seven call so if you can01:39:53
pull this up does this work is this an01:39:55
effective strategy well here we go let01:39:58
me just show you this picture here from01:40:00
a kid in 2015 to 2022 that's the kid on01:40:05
the left now grown man on the Right01:40:08
Bingo grooming works it's actually very01:40:10
uh effective strategy and yes you can01:40:14
convert do to your environment do I did01:40:17
a video on um the the history of lgbtq01:40:21
the dark exposed the dark history and I01:40:24
got a lot of messages about a piece of01:40:25
powder I don't know if you should upload01:40:26
this I don't know if you haven't seen01:40:28
that clip I suggest you go watch it01:40:30
because it tells you01:40:31
how it got started and and how was01:40:34
categorized just in 1973 50 years ago01:40:37
and what's been happening with this this01:40:40
level of growth and conversion of people01:40:42
by Generations you know how they say the01:40:44
older generation doesn't give a [ __ ]01:40:46
like the older generation doesn't give a01:40:47
[ __ ] what you think about them like dude01:40:49
if they're going to smoke weed guess01:40:50
what who the hell are you I'm 75 years01:40:51
I'm gonna show what you think about me01:40:53
who cares more the younger generation or01:40:55
the older generation about what other01:40:56
people think younger the younger the01:40:59
older generation doesn't give a [ __ ] do01:41:00
you know traditionalist what percentage01:41:02
of traditionalists this is a generation01:41:04
before Boomers you know what Precision01:41:06
of traditionals are gay 1.7 percent do01:41:09
you know what percentage of gen Z is01:41:11
getting 25 19.7 wow so the generation01:41:14
that cares more about what people think01:41:16
you haven't seen this that's cool this01:41:17
up right I saw the Bill Maher the01:41:19
generation the generation that doesn't01:41:22
give a [ __ ] about what you and I think01:41:24
only 1.7 percent of them are gay the01:41:27
generation that gives a [ __ ] about what01:41:29
everybody thinks 20 is gay oh it's not01:41:31
big because of environment they're born01:41:33
this way oh yeah yeah you're you're01:41:34
totally right there's still 20. you01:41:37
haven't seen this I don't know if you in01:41:38
your video talk about the twin studies01:41:40
that they've done so they uh they do01:41:42
studies or they did some studies on01:41:44
identical twins so if if sexuality is01:41:47
inherent you're born with it it's in01:41:48
your DNA you would expect that 100 of01:41:50
identical twins would share a sexuality01:41:51
I both gave both straight what have you01:41:54
but what they've actually found is that01:41:55
that is not the case there are many many01:41:57
examples of identical twins that have01:41:58
different sexualities indicating that01:42:00
for at least some people yeah there01:42:02
there is a a nurture aspect of it and01:42:04
what's really interesting is that women01:42:06
more so than men were likely to have a01:42:08
different sexual identity than their01:42:10
identical twins so that means that01:42:12
women's sexuality or whatever you might01:42:14
call it is even more fluid than that of01:42:16
men's and when we see the explosion LGBT01:42:19
identities guess what it's mainly in01:42:20
young teen girls who are saying they're01:42:22
bisexual they're pansexual they're01:42:24
gender fluid or whatever it is but by01:42:26
the way this is this is the poll from01:42:27
2021 the one I quoted was from 2023 but01:42:30
even better look at this gen Z 20.801:42:32
percent identifies lgbtq look at01:42:35
traditionalists before 1946.8 the 0.801:42:38
doesn't give a [ __ ] about what we think01:42:39
less than one percent of them are gay01:42:41
okay the Gen Z that cares about what01:42:43
everybody thinks about them one out of01:42:45
five well I think there's a recent01:42:47
report that says for Brown University I01:42:50
want to say I don't know if it's that01:42:51
specifically but 40 of students identify01:42:53
as LGBT I wonder why last thing last01:42:56
thing to do here with five minutes left01:42:57
guys is Jamie Diamond Jamie Diamond gave01:43:00
a speech if he can pull that up Rob if01:43:01
you have it Jamie Diamond gives a speech01:43:03
uh he's at a conference I don't know01:43:05
where he's at and they ask him about01:43:06
America he gives the speech I retweeted01:43:09
this and I said anybody that's willing01:43:12
to sell America like this guys I wish01:43:14
there was more the reason why I like01:43:16
seeing I respect anybody who runs01:43:19
whatever country they run they should be01:43:20
a nationalist of their country being01:43:23
proud when Putin sells uh Russia and his01:43:25
approval rating is the highest in the01:43:27
world that thinks that 80 or something01:43:28
when he sells Russia and we bash America01:43:31
and the approval rating of ours is low01:43:34
well our history we have a bad history01:43:36
we're this we're that look at what Jimmy01:43:38
Diamond says here go for it01:43:39
the other way around America has the01:43:41
best hand ever dealt of any country on01:43:43
this planet today ever01:43:45
okay and Americans don't fully01:43:48
appreciate what I'm about to say we have01:43:50
peaceful wonderful Neighbors in Canada01:43:52
and Mexico01:43:53
we've got the biggest military barriers01:43:56
ever built called the Atlantic and the01:43:57
Pacific01:43:58
we have all the food water and energy we01:44:01
will ever need01:44:02
okay we have the best military on the01:44:04
planet and we will for as long as we01:44:07
have the best economy and if you're a01:44:09
liberal listen closely to me in that one01:44:10
okay because the Chinese would love to01:44:12
have our economy we have the best01:44:14
universities on the planet they're great01:44:15
ones elsewhere but these are the best we01:44:16
still educate uh you know most of most01:44:19
of the kids who start businesses around01:44:21
the world we have a rule of law which is01:44:24
exceptional if you don't believe me and01:44:25
we talk about Britain Brazil Russia and01:44:27
the Venezuela Argentina uh China India01:44:30
believe me it's not quite there we have01:44:32
a magnificent work ethic we have01:44:34
Innovation from the core of our bones01:44:36
you can ask anyone in this room what can01:44:38
you do to be more productive ask your01:44:39
assistance Factory floors we do it it's01:44:41
not just the Steve Jobs it's the broad01:44:43
death where the wise and deepest01:44:45
financial markets the world's ever seen01:44:47
okay and if you I just made a list of01:44:49
these things and maybe I missed01:44:51
something go it's extraordinary01:44:53
it's extraordinary it is America yes we01:44:57
have problems01:44:58
by the way do you know when this speech01:45:01
was from no take a guess01:45:04
I don't care if it's 10 years ago a01:45:06
month ago or a day that's my point I01:45:08
don't care no that's great it's Timeless01:45:10
yeah that's my point the speech was in01:45:11
2016. America think about where we've01:45:14
come01:45:15
in the last eight years seven years01:45:18
since this speech it's as it's as01:45:19
relevant and as poignant as ever and01:45:22
he's being called upon by what Bill01:45:24
Ackman these days left and right bro you01:45:26
gotta run now's your chance not your01:45:27
chance you know he's 67 years old worth01:45:30
almost two billion dollars by the way01:45:31
forget about the fact that he's 67 or01:45:33
two billion dollars you know he's got a01:45:34
900 million dollar art collection and a01:45:37
secret building he's built but have you01:45:39
seen this thing pull up Jamie diamonds01:45:41
900 million dollars let me tell you more01:45:43
about this guy do you know he was an01:45:45
assistant a personal assistant to Sandy01:45:47
wow you're not what company in 198201:45:50
American Express that's where this guy01:45:52
got started as an assistant to Sandy01:45:54
well and more importantly today01:45:56
do you know how much money every day01:45:59
circulates with Chase 10 trillion01:46:01
dollars a day in 170 countries in 12001:46:05
different currencies that's this guy one01:46:07
of his famous quotes he said01:46:09
uh if you don't bring up the problem to01:46:11
me it's your problem01:46:13
if you bring up the problem to me it's01:46:15
our problem trust me you want to bring01:46:17
me the problem okay I'm prefacing what01:46:20
he said but this but again yes the01:46:22
Epstein stuff what happened in 2013 when01:46:24
they stopped doing business with Epstein01:46:25
and they said look we don't want you to01:46:26
be here they cancel an account even01:46:27
though he was with them for 30 years and01:46:29
they say oh we never communicated with01:46:30
them there was like 1200 email exchanges01:46:32
with one of the guys Staley that was01:46:34
working there there is that side of it01:46:36
but the point here is we need more01:46:38
people in America to sell America 100 I01:46:41
don't give your military I don't care if01:46:43
you're a capitalist I don't care if01:46:44
you're a politician I don't care if01:46:45
you're in a media space sell America we01:46:48
have such a great argument to keep01:46:50
selling America I'll give you the final01:46:53
thoughts here before we wrap up well01:46:54
this is going to be a very nerdy final01:46:56
thought but I'm not sure if you're01:46:57
familiar with the work of Charles Murray01:46:58
uh the bell curve gets a bad rap but he01:47:01
talks about how America is one of the01:47:02
few countries where it's actually better01:47:03
to be born smart than it is to be born01:47:05
rich just because you have the idea of01:47:07
self-determination it's one of the few01:47:09
places where you can work hard and get01:47:11
what you are worth which is not the case01:47:13
for the vast majority of countries out01:47:14
there and it's something that we take01:47:15
for granted that was basically how he01:47:17
ended his speech I know you got to run01:47:20
odds he actually runs and what party he01:47:22
would run give me five percent here's01:47:25
his answer when they ask him if he's a01:47:26
Republican or Democrat he said my heart01:47:28
in my heart I'm a democrat in my brain01:47:31
I'm a republican he's always kind of by01:47:33
the way that's kind of like the script01:47:34
on you to see over big bang or Goldman01:47:36
Sachs you have to say that yeah but it's01:47:37
less than five percent I think what is01:47:39
going to happen is the sooner they get01:47:42
rid of Biden the sooner people are going01:47:44
to get in does he have a shot Jamie01:47:47
can't speak he can sell his charismatic01:47:49
he's he's talked to everybody he knows01:47:52
Finance he knows politics he's been01:47:53
around he's done the power plays the01:47:55
guy's a genius the guy you know he's got01:47:58
a philosophy that he follows called The01:47:59
Fortress philosophy and you know what01:48:01
his philosophy is have a ton of cash he01:48:03
had a ton of cash when they bought it01:48:05
it's a very good philosophy to have yeah01:48:07
so I think five percent chance but it01:48:09
has a lot to do with what happens here01:48:11
soon the sooner they fire Biden the01:48:12
sooner he can get in it all depends on01:48:14
how quickly they do that here's what I01:48:16
do want to do if you guys enjoyed Lauren01:48:18
today do me a favor please go to our01:48:21
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she has her own voice and it's great to01:48:43
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coming out this was fantastic uh and01:48:46
hopefully we'll do it again in the01:48:47
future in the next 18 months while this01:48:49
crazy election Cycle's taking place yeah01:48:51
I'd love to and again thank you so much01:48:52
for the opportunity it's been a good01:48:54
time fantastic and we're back Thursday01:48:56
again who are we with on Thursday01:48:58
Charlie Kirk from turning Channel01:49:02
fantastic so gang we'll see you guys on01:49:05
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This feature is available in the UDL Helper extension. Make sure that "Show the video snapshot button" is checked in the settings. A camera icon should appear in the lower right corner of the player to the left of the "Settings" icon. When you click on it, the current frame from the video will be saved to your computer in JPEG format.
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