The Jimmy Dore Live Panel Show At The Starlight Cabaret

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7:11All right, let's start the show. Start the live stream, Andrew.

7:32>> All right, fant. We are live streaming this, ladies and gentlemen. We are now live [cheering] on YouTube and Rumble.

7:41>> [applause] >> But it's not called Rumble Time anymore because they they're not giving me any money anymore. So, it's just the Jimmy Door Show because self financing. And here [laughter] we go. Uh we've got a great panel for you. Uh let me bring out our first guest. You've seen him in Anchorman. You've seen him on the Sarah Silverman show, Bob's Burgers, the Mr. Show on HBO. He's hilarious. Please welcome Jay Johnston, ladies and gentlemen. Hey Jay, come on up.

8:09>> [applause] >> Good to see you.

8:16I appreciate I like a guy who dresses up. Thank you very much. You look fantastic. How you feeling, Jay?

8:22>> Feeling pretty good. Um, I did want to sit a little further from you, but this is going to do fine. [laughter] >> Okay. All right.

8:30>> Good to see you.

8:31>> Good to see you. [laughter] Good to uh Is that a Trump tie or is that just what?

8:36>> Um, yeah. Yeah, it's one of his high school ties and uh [laughter] I got it for half off. So, >> fantastic. Did you use a stable coin to buy that or just >> uh Yeah, definitely.

8:50>> I don't even know what the that is, but uh I know it's a thing.

8:53>> Yeah. Well, it is something. I'm sure [laughter] >> it is something. All right, please welcome our next guest. You've seen her on Comics Unleashed. You've seen her on heard her on Sirius Radio. She's a writer for the show. Please welcome Bernardet Paulie.

9:08[applause] >> Hi Bernardet. How are you?

9:18>> I'm good. How are you Jimmy?

9:19>> Good to see you. Now you're you're moving tomorrow.

9:22>> I'm moving tomorrow. This is my sendoff.

9:26>> Yeah.

9:27>> With you great people. Thank you so much.

9:30>> You're going to She's going all the way to Van Eyes. So, it's a [laughter] No, you're actually moving to the East Coast, right?

9:36>> I'm actually buying a luxury condo in Israel.

9:39>> OH, >> YEAH. They've got some beautiful stuff over there. Good deals.

9:45>> Jesus Christ, [laughter] you are such a cword. Anyway, here we [laughter] go. Our next guest, you know him from the YouTube show 5149. It's everyone's favorite. It's James Lee, ladies and gentlemen.

10:02Hey, James. [cheering] [applause] Good to see you, brother. Oh, he picked my light. [applause] All right, come fix my light. [cheering] I need someone to fix. I need light.

10:15>> Okay, that's all right. No, that's all right. James, have you been drinking? Is that why you bumped into >> Look, I was not given I wasn't given the instruction to walk around the podium, but he didn't mention the light.

10:24>> Oh, okay. I'm sorry.

10:25>> He didn't mention [laughter] the light.

10:27>> Well, I'm going to I'm going to fire you again from breaking points. Oh, see what happens.

10:31>> He just did it.

10:35>> Okay.

10:36>> See, I It's not because of my drinking.

10:38>> No, I [laughter] I spend a lot of time on the lights and then you hit it.

10:43I spend a lot of time spend a lot of time in my hair and I spend a lot of time on lights and then you hit it.

10:50>> Anybody's >> I've been in uh I've been in theater for many years and little trick. Look down once in a while.

10:57>> Yeah, that is a trick. Yeah, >> works for me.

11:01>> Thank you for telling me after I've walked out.

11:03>> Well, now it'll stick. So, yeah.

11:05>> Yeah. I've been at the theater a long time. Why don't you give people tips before they go on stage?

11:09>> You know what I'm going to do? Yeah.

11:10Well, okay. That was my next tip. Yeah.

11:13>> Okay.

11:14>> All right. Now, come to the stage. Uh, you know, you love her. It's the miserable liberal. Let's hear it for Stephano. [cheering] [applause] >> [applause] >> Hi Steph, how are you feeling today?

11:32Well, you know, Jimmy, I woke up this morning and I got off a boat and I swam to an island [laughter] that I don't think had anybody on it except some maybe a few indigenous folks. And I think they call it the island of Catalina, [laughter] but I call it mine. [laughter] All mine.

12:13>> Oh, you you claimed it like it's in Albania, right? I got what you're doing.

12:18I can Oh, nice job. All right.

12:22So, uh, today is Junth and the best thing about Junth is that parking's free on the street. I don't know if you know that. Did you know that? All the meters free. Know that.

12:31>> Yep. Meters are free today. So, you if you fed them, you you know, you're just paying the man. And, um, we just raised we just voted to raise our taxes anyway in Los Angeles. I don't know if you know, not the people who actually voted, but the mail and ballots. They That's the tr I'm not That's true.

12:47They you our our sales tax going from 9 and a half% to 10 and 25 or something like that. Yeah, it's Yeah, I know you didn't you didn't know you didn't vote for that. You didn't vote for that. But then the mail and ballots pretend votes they voted. Uh we should get rid of mail and ballots. I think what what do you feel about the mail and ballots? I think we should get rid of them. No >> couple I I that's actually how I vote. I vote in mail and ballot. But I would really I'm willing to get rid of it because I think they're rigging the elections with the mail and ballots. I really do.

13:20>> Anyway, you not here. You don't think?

13:22>> It takes away from getting out and voting.

13:24>> It does take Yeah, you're supposed to go out and uh and meet people, right? It's like a no kings protest. It doesn't really matter like voting or a no kings protest. There's nothing that doesn't matter, but it's fun to go see people.

13:36[laughter] There's a ballot measure this November to get rid of mail-in ballots, but mail-in ballots are allowed [laughter] for that.

13:45>> You can vote by mail.

13:46>> Boy, I wonder how that election is going to turn out.

13:49>> I guess we'll have to wait about six, seven days afterwards. Then we'll find out.

13:54>> I thought I was kind of forward thinking. I I use a dry erase marker when I do my mailins.

13:59>> Okay. [laughter] >> So, >> that is forward thinking. So, it's easier for them to switch it when they need. Nice. So, it is Pride Month also.

14:07I don't know if you guys know that. Uh yeah, Pride Month. Sure. And um I don't know if gay people know, they've already won. Uh they are the victors. They are not victims anymore. And so you guys could uh relax.

14:23It's it's there's [laughter] no Have you been to the West Hollywood Pride Parade?

14:27Boy, I haven't seen that many assless chaps since uh it's unbeliev It's like they got the guys with the dildos, guys with the leather masks and the chains being walked and the toughest and the trans flashing the titties and the ashless chap. I know why they call it the pride parade cuz they can't call it the dignity parade. Anyway, here we go.

14:49[laughter] Come on. I know that's I love my gay brothers, you know, sometimes a little too much. Anyway, but [laughter] but speaking of uh that, so this uh is a a lady from Canada, e and uh in in honor of Pride Month, I wanted to play this clip for you because she's upset that they're cutting money for the marginalized gay group, which they're not marginalized anymore. I hate to tell you again, you guys are the victors.

15:17You've won. I'd rather be gay in Hollywood than a straight white male.

15:21That's for sure. Huh? Come on. We know that Oh, if I could be a Hispanic gay, that'd be amazing.

15:27[laughter] Oh, Anyway, but she's got some grievances and I just want to uh I just want to let you know the uh LGBTQ is adding some more people and she's going to let you know who. When the budget was released, I was shocked to find out that Prime Minister Carney is cutting $7 billion between Indigenous Services Canada and Crown Indigenous Relations.

15:53They provided zero dollars to deal with the ongoing genocide of MMIWGSLGBTQQIA+.

16:02Okay. [laughter] that way.

16:06I [laughter] I think I think that's my Wi-Fi password.

16:13[cheering and applause] [laughter] >> She's not. You want to hear it again?

16:19It's a It's a lie.

16:20>> When the budget was released, I was shocked to find out that Prime Minister Carney is cutting $7 billion between Indigenous Services Canada and Crown Indigenous Relations. They provided zero dollars to deal with the ongoing genocide of MMIWGSLGBTQQIA+.

16:42[laughter] There's >> two Q's.

16:43>> I think that's the VIN number on my Prius.

16:47>> How How do you spell that?

16:50>> I'd like to go to one of their rallies just to see how they work that into a chant.

16:56That [laughter] be I MIW2s.

16:59First of it's that's supposed to be an what do they call anacronisms? Is that what it is?

17:05>> Acronym.

17:06>> Acronym. Acronyms. That's it. Acronyms.

17:08I'm so stupid. [laughter] >> Acronyms. But acronyms are supposed to actually be words that you can pron That's not a there's a number in there.

17:17There's two.

17:19So that's not even an an >> a plus. Yeah.

17:22>> Yeah. But she keeps There's more to this. Let's >> Well, you know what, Jimmy? She could have just said everyone except white men. [laughter] >> And And what is the genocide of >> genocide? What is that?

17:34>> I don't I don't know what I don't know.

17:36Was that just a string of codes that she It sounds like just a string of code. Is that Elon Musk's new kid's name? Is that what that is?

17:44>> Okay, let's listen. She's got a problem.

17:46>> This is abhorrent.

17:47>> It's abhorent.

17:47>> This is callous. This is callous because the very Liberal government that has stripped organizations of life sustaining funding has now uh promised committed $13 billion $13 billion on military spending.

18:06Who is paying for it? Indigenous women across this country, indigenous women, girls to us, LGBTQQIA plus are not.

18:16>> There's two Q's.

18:18How do you do that?

18:20>> There can never be too many.

18:21>> OKAY. [laughter] >> I mean, I'm I'm I'm worried about a genocide and I'd like to help the women, but their name sounds like a part for my oven light. I mean, [laughter] >> safe. In fact, rates of violence are increasing. And what is the prime minister doing? He is turning a blind eye on this violence. You know, the prime minister talks a lot about projects of national interest. What is in the national interest are the lives, safety, security and dignity not in the national interest of indigenous women and girls to us LGBTQIA [laughter] plus it she's not stopping you. My favorite part is actually the

19:07plus side because so there's more types of women that are being killed but not important enough to actually give them a letter. [laughter] It's just that that's what makes me sad.

19:18It makes me want to give them money.

19:20That's what it does. Okay.

19:20>> You know what, Jimmy? Every time she's does that, she does it with a straight face.

19:26>> Yes. [laughter] Oh, >> nice.

19:31>> Very nice. [applause and cheering] >> Well done.

19:39>> The prime minister. Okay. having indigenous women to LGBTQQIA+ family members and organization coming to parliament begging time and time again to see our humanity. Is he okay with that? Well, clearly with his behavior the other day, laughing at a woman from Grassy Narrows who is suffering from mercury po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po poisoning having her even having to beg for an apology is an example of how this prime minister has turned his back on indigenous peoples particularly indigenous women and girls to us LGBT QQQIA plus and what

20:21does that look like?

20:23Okay. [laughter] All right. So, Canada's cutting their food budget and they're giving it to missiles. That's just their way of saying they like to be the 51st state.

20:33That's all.

20:36[laughter] Okay. By the way, I want to see a DNA test for her to prove her heritage because she looks Sicilian and uh she's talking utter Okay. Anyway, >> what letter is she? [laughter] Did she say Did she identify or No, >> she did not identify. Which one? I think she's M. She's one of the M's, right? I don't know what the M stands for.

21:01>> I thought it was MF. [laughter] >> Okay.

21:06>> You know what she looks like? What's your friend's name?

21:08>> She looks just like Alex Boris doing character. [laughter] >> I tell you 18.

21:16>> What's that?

21:17>> I tell you 18.

21:19>> 18. 18. Okay.

21:22>> Everything.

21:23>> Everything. Oh, okay. I got you. All right. Comedyy's harder than it looks.

21:27Uh, [laughter] >> yeah. We make jokes, but I think that it's important that we, you know, understand that this group, the is very serious.

21:40>> It's very serious.

21:41>> Do you want to hear the whole thing one more time? I want to hear it one more When the budget was released, I was shocked to find out that Prime Minister Carney is cutting $7 billion between Indigenous Services Canada and Crown Indigenous Relations. They provided zero dollars to deal with the ongoing genocide of MMIWGSLGBTQQIA+.

22:06>> I mean, it's amazing she could even remember that.

22:09>> Okay. All right. Let's move on. Uh, oh by the way, so somebody uh so um Frankie Stokes from Stu Peters show, he decided to go to Congress and ask the Congress people who are they Israel first or are they US first? And uh it's let's watch.

22:26What do you What do you First of all, uh he says that these are the traders who get to vote on the 2027 NDAA and will undoubtedly vote to hand this country's military data uh and soil over to Israel. And I'm not for, you know, I tell you what, I don't think it's right to dox politicians by naming them and how they voted. That's stochastic terrorism.

22:49[laughter] >> So, let's watch some of this.

22:53>> Congressman, my name is Frankie Stocks.

22:55I'm a reporter with the Stu Peters Network. I would just love to ask you a quick question I'm trying to ask every representative I can. Go for it, Frank.

23:02>> That is, do you care more about the American people or Israel as a member of Congress?

23:08>> I don't think they're mutually exclusive, Frank. Can you elaborate?

23:11>> They're our best ally.

23:13>> Are they?

23:14>> Who do you care about more, the United States or Israel?

23:21>> United States or Israel, sir?

23:24>> No answer. Should we put you down for Israel?

23:27>> Have a good day.

23:28>> Who do you care about more, the American people or Israel?

23:30>> I'm on a fake phone call.

23:31>> It's an easy one. American people or Israel?

23:33>> I'm doing a fake phone call.

23:34>> You don't got to fake a phone call.

23:35American people or Israel.

23:37>> Who do you care about more, the American people or Israel? Hold on.

23:43>> Who do you care about more, the American people or Israel?

23:45>> First of all, uh [laughter] Joe Joe Morell uh he looks like he's more interested in what's for lunch.

23:53[laughter] Come on. Am I wrong? Come on. Uh he kills more. He's He's my I stand with the Porter House. That's what I stand [laughter] with.

24:05And by the way, did Israel take your neck? What happened? Anyway, look, he gets $162,000.

24:11Wow, that's a lot of money.

24:13>> No answer.

24:15>> I think that Israel is one of our strongest allies in a part of the world where where people are trying to harm us and I think we they need our support.

24:23>> So, so should the US continue funding Israel despite their links to 9/11 or their attack on the USS?

24:29>> 14 grand. What a cheap [laughter] >> Liberty.

24:38Who do you care about more, the United States or Israel?

24:41>> You know what?

24:44That's kind of an odd question to ask.

24:46>> Well, it's a question the American people have been asking a lot because they're starting to wake up to how much Apac money is flowing into the into the coffers of Congress.

24:54>> Well, working since I've been here, question we have some strong support for Israel. I think >> maybe you get Israel donate some money for faster elevators.

25:09It would be hard to find somebody who's going to go across that. So I I'm I'm amazed sometimes at where they >> and how long these goddamn elevators take to [laughter] >> are how they think. It's like this is so against everything I've heard with the people who raised me, etc. So >> well the I mean we have American citizens who are about to freeze to death in western North Carolina and we're sending sending millions to Israel. So No, that's not a comparison.

25:38>> Well, it is a comparison because the money is going out. It's all coming from the same people. It's coming from the taxpayers. Sir, who do you care about more, the American people or Israel?

25:50>> American people or Israel, sir?

25:53>> Sir, they're equal. Are you [cheering] >> We are tied together as one.

26:01They are just like the guys on To Catch a Predator when they get caught [laughter] and they run away guilty.

26:08>> And it's funny cuz they're covering for pedos.

26:10>> Ah, >> you know what they should do? They should show up with a plate of cookies cuz they always grab the cookie and [laughter] catch a predator like these are good. I'm about to My health's about to be ruined.

26:22[laughter] >> Serving Israel. You're serving America.

26:26>> I stand with the Jews.

26:28>> Okay. So, can you answer the original question?

26:30Who do you care about more, US or Israel?

26:31>> There's no variance. It's like you're asking, you know, do you do you love your wife more than your daughter?

26:39>> Well, it's a and you say it's a simple question. It is.

26:42>> Do you love your wife more than your daughter?

26:44>> I love the United States more than I love Israel. It's a very simple question.

26:47>> Great love. And you as a as a human being, you express that love and you have core principles that drive you to your love for your wife and your love for you.

26:56>> Imagine loving bribes as much as you love your bride. [laughter] >> He has Netanyahu's name tattooed just above his vagina, [laughter] >> doesn't he? [cheering] [laughter] >> Darn. It's It's two different loves.

27:18>> It's two different loves. It's two different loves. Like for your wife and for your daughter. It's like, "Oh, honey, you know the way the moonlight hits your eyes, it makes you prettier than Apac." [laughter] >> But neither of them is greater than the other. You understand?

27:36>> Who's the priority when you're casting a vote in Congress? America or Israel?

27:41>> Well, it's a very simple question.

27:42You're not answering it, Representative.

27:44Again, it's only 19 grand, but what they're actually more afraid of is is APAC funding a an opponent of theirs in a primary. That's what they're So, it's not actually the money that they get.

27:56It's the they're the money that they're afraid they'll give to somebody to take them out. That's what that is, right?

28:01Okay. All right.

28:03>> And uh Yeah. Yeah. It probably is a down payment and they'll get a job at Dick.

28:06Exact. Very good point, sir. Put this guy in the panel. this guy's [laughter] rather happy.

28:14>> I think that I think that the question should be uh the question should be um who do you love more, your wife or the guy at Apac who's bribing you?

28:24[laughter] >> Okay, there's more to this.

28:26>> Who do you care about more, the American people or Israel?

28:30>> American people or Israel, sir.

28:32>> I like that look like how dare you.

28:36He was just like, >> "Who do you care about more, the American people or Israel?"

28:45>> No answer.

28:46>> Who do you care about?

28:47>> Well, it's like this is like a new aerobics for the Congress people. You ask them who who they stand for, Israel, United States. I got to go. Oh my god.

28:54[laughter] >> The American people or Israel?

28:59>> American people or Israel? Sorry.

29:00>> Dale Strong looking pretty weak when it comes to that question. Who do you care about more, the American people or Israel?

29:07>> Jimmy Banana.

29:10>> Come on, Jimmy.

29:12>> Oh, no answer.

29:14>> Jesus.

29:14>> Who do you care about more, the American people or Israel?

29:17>> It took takes your voice away. This question, >> who do you care about more?

29:21>> How about a How about a How about a [laughter] >> American people or Israel, sir?

29:27>> These other people care about more, the American people or Israel? American people or Israel, sir? This is pretty amazing, isn't it?

29:34>> Is it so hard to say you care about the American people who you're here to serve?

29:39>> The American people believe that Israel holds disproportionate influence over our own government thanks to organizations like Apac who are pumping millions of dollars into American politics uh promoting Israel first policy. So >> if you wanted to share this information, you're doing a great job.

29:56>> I It's not misinformation. We have the campaign.

30:00>> It's not misinformation.

30:02Do you care more about the American people or about Israel?

30:07>> Where are you from? The stupid people.

30:08[laughter] The >> stupid people.

30:10>> Where are you? Are you from what? Those Americans. [laughter] >> Where are you from? The US of A.

30:19>> Show just released a film called Occupied on this very subject, which I highly recommend to look up.

30:25>> All right, I'll do that.

30:26>> But could he answer the question? So, do you care more about the American people or about Israel? I'm an American. I care more about the American people.

30:33>> You care more about the American people.

30:36>> Care about all people, >> right? But should Americans take priority over Israel? We know Apac's pumping hundreds of thousands of dollars.

30:42>> Godamn elevator already. Godamn.

30:44>> Obviously getting some sway there.

30:46Should Apac register as a foreign agent.

30:48>> I think this elevator should register as a slow agent.

30:52>> No.

30:53>> Jesus Christ. Look.

30:55>> Yes, sir.

30:57Are you >> Are you one of those people?

31:01>> Are you recording?

31:02>> Yes, sir.

31:04>> Yeah. Stupid Peters Network. Frankie Stocks.

31:08>> Those are the questions the American people answered by their representatives.

31:11>> I appreciate that.

31:12>> Yes, sir.

31:14>> Thank you.

31:18>> Slowest doors in the world.

31:21>> Congressman, >> here's my favorite guy. Frankie Stocks with the Stu Peters Network trying to ask all members I can this question very simple. Who do you care about more, the American people or Israel?

31:30>> American people.

31:32>> YOU ARE THE FIRST TO HAVE GIVEN me that answer, sir. [cheering] >> The first one.

31:39>> Fantastic. Wow.

31:41>> How much did they pay him?

31:44[laughter] >> What's his price?

31:48>> It's a good question. [laughter] I wonder who's paying him to say that.

31:53Yeah, >> we'll never see him again.

31:57>> Oh, you're right. He's going to get primary, that guy.

31:59>> Yeah, he's going to kill himself.

32:01[laughter] >> The first sign >> he's going to Yeah. He's going to be tragically found unal alived.

32:08>> Yes.

32:08>> Yeah. Yeah.

32:10>> Okay. Uh so Donald Trump I don't when the when the war started and they did that fake uh mission to get that fake down pilot and which was all fake and uh so but he said something he like he pretends like he never heard sayings before. Listen to what he says. Listen what he says.

32:26>> John Ratcliffe he um he did a phenomenal job that night. He did something that I don't know if you want to talk about it.

32:33If you want you can. I not sure he's supposed to. I'm not going to talk about it but [laughter] I don't know if he wants to talk about I'm not going to talk about it, but I'll talk about it a little bit. I mean, a little I'm I'll talk about it right now a little. I was going to talk about it probably the the least amount anybody's ever talked about it. [laughter] People are just a phenomenally a little bit amount. I'm going to talk about it.

33:00He really the CIA was very responsible for finding this little speck. It's like they use an expression on one of the shows.

33:07>> On one of the shows they use an expression. I wonder what that expression is. I wonder what one of the shows is. [laughter] Well, let's see what what is the expression they used.

33:15You ready?

33:16>> General was talking about it's like finding a needle in a hay stack finding this pilot. [laughter] >> Whoa.

33:24Where did he pull that? I never heard that before.

33:27>> It's a farmer's axiom, I think.

33:29>> Oh, wow. I mean I mean that's a good axiom. needle finding a needle on you.

33:34If you use that, you could take that to the bank. [laughter] And when he says one of the shows, I think he's referring to the new show on Fox called Needle in a Haystack, followed by followed by You could take that to the bank on Thursdays at 8 a.m.

33:50>> You know, Jimmy, he was going to say, um, it takes two birds and one stone and 80 drones.

33:58Oh, ironically, this clip is like watching a hay seat at a podium. How about that?

34:04[laughter] Come on, Jimmy. Why are you making fun of hay seats? I I just wish I was there so I could ask a question. I always wonder like what kind of question I would ask and I'd be like, um, exc Mr.

34:15President, uh, Jimmy Door from the Jimmy Door Show, did you really suck Larry Loomer's dick? [laughter] That would be my question. So, I don't know if you saw this also. This is funny Trump. These are this is just the light funny Trump. And so, if you want to see this is Iran, right? And there's the Persian Gulf. And there's uh Conor, right? Or do you say Qatar?

34:42>> They all everyone says it different. Uh and nobody says it more different than Donald Trump. Uh but keep in mind here it is. There's the Persian Gulf and there's Iran. And let's just remember >> any money in Iran.

34:57Uh working with guitar and the people of guitar.

35:01>> Guitar. I didn't know. Boy, have I been saying it wrong. I've been pronouncing the Q. It's actually a G like guitar.

35:09[laughter] >> The people the people from uh the people from Banjo and the people guitar. He says guitar. You think I'm kids? Listen to it again.

35:19>> Money in a rant.

35:22uh working with guitar and the people of guitar was [laughter] really a pleasure.

35:27They they were tough, they were strong, you know, they are the closest to Iran physically. So >> So he says he says guitar is the closest to Iran physically. And then he says >> with other countries, I noticed I had to travel about 45 minutes to get there.

35:42With you, you could walk right across the border.

35:45>> You can walk right across the border. He says >> you can if you're Jesus.

35:52>> Right over.

35:54>> Well, I have a guest.

35:57My [laughter] guest is uh I forgot it. I don't [laughter] >> A guestjin. That's what I'm going to call him from now on. A guest jig.

36:10[laughter] And okay, I think by the way and so and you look at the guy next to him like are you what is he like turns out like is he really saying this?

36:20>> Let's see. Let's see.

36:21>> Any money in Iran?

36:22>> Well, here we go.

36:23>> U working with guitar and the people of guitar was >> it's a Spanish guitar seven strings.

36:30>> They were tough. They were strong. You know they are the closest to Iran physically. So with other countries I noticed they had to travel about 45 minutes to get there. with you. You could walk right across the border. So you were in a more dangerous. [laughter] >> Look at this guy.

36:49>> He's like, "Dude, I should have taken his annex before this guitar. It was really a pleasure."

36:57>> Like he just looks out like, "Are you Is anybody else seeing this?"

37:02>> Let's see the map again. Are you sure you cannot do this? [laughter] >> Look, >> you could walk across. You just have to walk on the seabed.

37:11>> Well, I mean the scale, we don't know what the scale looks like.

37:14>> Yeah.

37:16[laughter] >> Across all the boats that are stuck there, I think, cuz they could line them up and you could probably walk across all the ships that are still there. Does anybody brief Trump on what he's about to say? When he says, "Hey, just so you know, you can't walk from guitar to it's like >> they just avoid him like the drunk uncle at Thanksgiving. They're like, "I'm not going to tell them. You tell them."

37:38>> Yeah. [laughter] Hiroshima was more prepared than Trump for this. Uh anyway, Hiroshima [laughter] more prepared.

37:50I don't know if you get that, but anyway, so uh Donald Trump uh a lot of people voted for him because he was anti-war. And I uh I'm sure a lot of people here thought he was anti-war. I thought he was going to be anti-war because he was the only president who didn't start in war in his first term in my lifetime. Every other president did start a war. So he >> we're not going to stop wars.

38:09>> No more wars, no more disruptions. We will have prosperity and we will have peace under Trump. We will have no more wars, no more disruptions and we will have prosperity and peace for all. I am the candidate of peace. I am peace. We will turn the page forever on those foolish stupid days of neverending wars.

38:30They never ended.

38:31>> You insisted no new wars.

38:35So he said no wars and then here we go.

38:37>> What changed? Because you insisted no wars.

38:42>> I didn't guarantee no war.

38:49>> He didn't guarantee it.

38:51>> He only promised it.

38:52>> He All I did was promise it over and over and over. That's not a guarantee.

38:57>> There's no legal obligation. A guarantee comes with legal obligation. A promise people break all the time.

39:03There is a legal distinction.

39:04>> That's pretty awesome that he did that.

39:07>> What changed? Because he insisted no wars.

39:12>> I didn't guarantee no war.

39:14>> Okay. What changed? Actually, uh, well, I think he bought 10,000 shares of Palunteer. I think that's what changed.

39:21>> Yeah.

39:21>> Is that what changed? Uh, >> he got a Venmo from Aden.

39:26>> Yes.

39:27>> Okay. Uh, let's move on. Oh, by the way, so >> audience sad. That did make the audience sad. I know.

39:34>> Sorry.

39:34>> This is a Cash App crowd. Am I right?

39:38[laughter] >> It happens.

39:42>> So, here's um let me see. Here's my favorite uh girl boss, Erica Kirk. and she's going to tell you uh how bad it is to be a girl boss, even though she's now the This is before she was CEO of one of the most powerful, if not the most powerful political uh action committees in the freaking country. Uh turning point, it's that they were saying it's more powerful than the RNC before Charlie got killed. So now she's the CEO of it. But guess what she used to say before? It's kind of interesting.

40:13>> You know what, Jimmy? The boss babe.

40:14Yes.

40:14>> It looks like Barbie puked on this.

40:17[laughter] Uh, hey Grock, show me a picture of an annoying opportunist. [laughter] >> Okay.

40:25>> She's a widow, Jimmy. She >> widow.

40:28>> He's a widow.

40:29>> Widow. [cheering] >> He's a widow full of I'll tell you that much. [laughter] >> Okay, here we go. Ready?

40:38>> Culture is so unbeliev.

40:40>> The boss babe culture is so unbelievably toxic.

40:43>> Toxic.

40:44>> Absolutely toxic. How dare you? If you're a Christian, it is completely antithetical to the gospel. And if you're not a Christian, it's just as toxic for your lifestyle. But what I'm saying is people try to attach the boss babe label to a positive work mode mindset that tricks you into thinking that you're actually building something and you're not. You're actually doing the opposite. You're falling into alignment with the secular world's agenda to distract you from what you should be building as a female. People saying I'm not fit to be CEO. [laughter] >> She went from Barbie to G.I. Joe in 15

41:23seconds. She identifies differently now.

41:27I think that's double Q.

41:34>> Listening to Erica Kurt talk about toxic traits, it's it's about as good as taking fashion advice from John Federman. Am I right? [laughter] I mean, it it is toxic though to be a babe boss. It is toxic. I mean, I heard one time this babe boss helped kill her husband and [laughter] >> allegedly. Allegedly.

41:58>> On behalf of Israel, for the world.

42:00>> Yeah. Okay. Uh but so so what's what's great about Erica is how often you can catch her in lies, right? And uh so that well that's a perfect example to to be a a girl boss or a babe boss. That's toxic unless she's doing it. And here she's going to tell you uh what people always ask her >> of well you know you were a stay-at-home mom and all this stuff like that's what you should go back to doing or something like that.

42:28>> No no not something like that. Exactly like that.

42:33Thank you.

42:33>> People are saying you should go back to being a mom or something or you know the that I used to say all the time until [laughter] until now. Uh apparently bimbo culture is alive. But anyway, here we go. A lot of people don't realize that before I met Charlie, I had my own company and I still do. And it was one of those things where um I built [clears throat] it in a way where that when I got married and had children, it could run on its own. I didn't have to do dayto-day. I could check in, but I didn't have to do dayto-day. And that's a beautiful thing is like young women in here, if you do create a a company or a business and

43:06you're an entrepreneur, build it in a way that it sustains itself so that when you do find your husband and you have children, family, that's your main focus. You >> So like if if you're an entrepreneur woman here and you want to start a business, start a lady business.

43:21You can't start a man business because men have to be away from the house. A lady business is when you get to it runs itself. Well, I don't know why my husband also doesn't do that, but it. I'll do it. [laughter] You know, when she says lady business, I think she means only fans.

43:39>> You have to actually work. Okay, that's not You can't just It's not going to run by itself.

43:44>> You need some boobs.

43:46>> She might be too annoying on Only Fans.

43:49They might not even watch.

43:50>> I don't want I don't want to speak ill of the dead, but I do think Charlie was thinking with his dick. [laughter] So, so she's saying she had a business and if you're going to start one as a lady, you should start a lady business so you don't have to go and work at it.

44:06Okay? Like a lady. And uh >> have your calling on the side of of your company. Your main focus is your husband and your children. And there's something beautiful in that.

44:16>> Unfortunately, I did not see my life being like this. I didn't. So, when people are like, "Oh, she's now this role." I'm honoring what the Lord has put in front of me. and I'm also honoring my husband's request >> and now I have to be the sole provider for my children.

44:30>> So that's why she's doing it because her husband's dead and she's the so it's what the Lord put in front of her cuz it's the Lord, you know, took her took her husband for Israel and uh that's the [laughter] it's what the Lord does.

44:42Those who bless Israel, the Lord will bless anyway. And uh and but now she's the sole, you see it right there. She's the sole provider for her children, which is really why she's doing this.

44:53But of course there's that's a lie because here she is saying the exact opposite. Let's watch.

44:58>> My husband as tradition would donate his entire paycheck back into the organization.

45:08I am following suit.

45:11It is my honor and deepest pleasure.

45:15>> Fake cry. Fake cry. Fake cry. to cry >> to pledge my entire paycheck back into this organization.

45:26>> That's the part she >> So she That's the part she's crying about. [laughter] >> I'm going to pledge my entire PAYCHECK BACK TO THIS ORGANIZATION.

45:38The whole thing. THE WHOLE THING. THE WHOLE THING.

45:43[laughter] But I thought it was cuz you were the sole provider for your family and now you're donating it up. So again, every time she opens her mouth, she's lying.

45:51And that's what a scop is. She doesn't really have a real personality or a point of view on anything. Whatever it is, she'll just say it. And that's why you can catch her so easily lying a million times. Like when she said uh she didn't date anybody for 5 years before Charlie. Of course, she's on a TV show dating people. She said she didn't drink. She's on the TV show drinking the whole goddamn thing. So there's not It's one lie after another lie. She said that she didn't never want to be she only did the the beauty queen thing once and of course she was in like five of them and there's so that's what

46:21she's again as I've said before you know what kind of 17-year-old girl goes to Romania to work with sex traffic ch it's what I right and then >> me >> okay >> I'm not a 17-year-old girl anymore >> besides besides >> the summer was a crazy summer [laughter] >> but I want to hear let me hear the let me see where the question show gets a lot here's the question you know, why you were a stay-at-home mom and all this stuff, like that's what you should go back to doing or something like that.

46:50>> You know what? Uh, you know what else?

46:51Uh, she gets a lot of questions like, "Hey, how come you're the opposite of all the things your whole life is supposed to be about?" You ever think, "Why? [laughter] Why? There's Hey, there's another one. Where the hell are your kids? That's a Do you even have custody of them?" Because uh I don't think they realize that now Charlie is out of the way. I mean, um uh something something Bible [clears throat] >> [laughter] >> Okay. So, she's a So, but by the way, this is her signature. Have you guys seen this?

47:18>> This is That's her signature.

47:21>> It's like, >> yeah, but that's not her fault cuz her talons get IN THE WAY.

47:28>> HER dclaw gets right in there.

47:30>> That's her signature. That's how she signs her name. Hey, what's so Hey, what's so psychopathic about that? A lot of people stab, right? [laughter] I I I think she was imagining that that piece of paper was Candace Owens. I think that's what >> Well, I mean, come on. A lot of people's handwriting looks like it's in a dead Samrian demon summoning language, doesn't it? [laughter] I I haven't seen another letter writer this creepy since I got to go back to Tyler Robinson. [laughter] I don't suppose has anybody can anybody read it backwards to see if she's saying she's the Joker?

48:17[laughter] Uh, by the way, they did a little uh research on this uh what it says about her. It says that the strike that um a signature where the letter is extended into a line that crosses through the entire signature is often called strikethrough. Experts suggest this indicates heavy inner critic, feelings of self-doubt or frustration with personal achievements. Uh the scratch out effect. Visually a strikethrough resembles crossing something out.

48:44Analysts often interpret this as a subconscious desire to negate, hide, or alter one's own identity.

48:54So there you go. She is the Joker.

48:58I wonder what my handwriting says about me. I should put mine up there.

49:03>> I don't I should have I don't that.

49:05I'm not doing that.

49:09I know too much about myself. Oh, so I was on Tucker recently and I told the story of uh why the Thank you [cheering] very MUCH [applause] of why the Tyler Robinson is the killer doesn't line up at all. Right. And uh and I also made fun of Erica Kirk, her way of grieving because everybody grieavves differently. And uh but uh uh Ben Shapiro uh did not take kindly to it. Ben Shapiro who uh by the way uh I don't know if part of theou agreement is that his eyebrows are going back to their 67 borders. Anyway, [laughter] uh but uh it's f everybody knows that uh Charlie couldn't stand Ben Shapiro and Ben Shapiro was always trying to tear

49:57down Charlie cuz he was jealous.

49:59Everybody knows this, right? And so now he pretend after he's dead. He's pretending like he's his best friend.

50:04But here he is trying. Let's watch this.

50:05Let's see. He's he's very upset at me and Tucker, but mostly Tucker uh letting me say all that stuff I said on Tucker's show. Let's watch. And Jimmy door then is just jumped into a nine and a half minute monologue about how Charlie was killed by a wide variety of conspiratorial forces. This comedian Jimmy Door here he was and you can hear Tucker Carlson laugh at the end. loving every second of it.

50:35Takes the gun apart, leaves the screwdriver there, puts it under a towel, Spider-Mans his way off the top of a building, runs across campus with the gun, apparently under a towel.

50:44Nobody sees this. He runs into the woods, puts the gun back together again without the screwdriver. He's a regular MacGyver this guy. And then he hides the gun in the backyard of a house owned by Palunteer. And if you think anything else besides that, you're a crazy Jew hating conspiracy nut.

51:04>> [cheering] [applause] >> And Tucker's got a good sense of humor.

51:12You can't, [laughter] you know, laughs are involuntary. You can't I was coming at him hard with that. He had he had no defense to that comedy.

51:22He's a mere human. Okay. Watch. Watch how watch Ben reacts to that.

51:29>> [laughter] [cheering] >> Ben, have you been taking Have you been taking improv classes?

51:40That's about Wow. Uh uh I I could just hear him.

51:45Okay. Um uh when we come back from the Tucker clip, stay on me while I lift my giant eyebrows in phony concern.

51:54[laughter] That's what that is. Okay. You know, Jimmy, a lot of people don't know this, but Ben Shapiro just came out with a new eyebrow candle.

52:05[laughter] It smells like dick.

52:10[cheering] Nice.

52:13I can't I just want to stare at him.

52:15Look at Look at me. Look at me. Like Dan Bonino. Look at my eyes. [laughter] That guy is um man, the things Alp does to your brain. Same episode. So he says, "Alp." So that's the that's that's the nicotine pouches that Tucker takes. It's called ALP. So he says, "Oh man, the things ALP does to your brain." Yeah.

52:37What it does, it gives you clarity so you could see when there's an assassination that's being pulled off and fed slop fed to you around it and it's not the truth. That's what ALP does for you. [cheering] >> It allows you to see through [applause] from the FBI. Ca Cash Patel, who by the way always looks like he's smuggling coke up his ass. [laughter] We got him.

53:08>> We got him. 33 hours. And don't look into that 33 thing. It's got nothing to do with satanic Freemason [laughter] Everybody, the FBI worked with the local police and the state police and the campus police and then we got him and then you know his dad turned him in.

53:22Anyway, that's how it worked. [laughter] Anyway, uh so here's Jimmy Door mocking Erica Kirk for >> for at least he he keep I like that he can't stop saying my name. That's a it's just it's fun to hear my name said by other people. I I can't I'm not going to kid. I'm a narcissist in that way. I like to hear it. So he gets my name right. He's not he's no Bill Maher, put it that way.

53:45breathing wrong to Tucker Carlson.

53:47Remember, great friend to to Charlie, great friend to TPUSA.

53:51Again, I don't think that you have to be friends with somebody to defend their their widow. I re I really don't I I don't think you actually have to be close to that person or or any I think that actually you can just defend the widows of people who get shot from conspiracy theories about how they did the shooting. Hey, by by the way, uh, Ben, uh, if there's no conspiracy, then why do your eyebrows look like blacked out pages from the Epstein files?

54:16[cheering] >> I get it. His face is redacted.

54:23[laughter] >> Okay, but if you are going to pretend to be close to that organization, then um, this is how to do it wrong.

54:34So, but just the irony of Ben Shapiro again who hated Charlie Kirk. Charlie Kirk hated him. Everyone knows they hated each other. Candace Owens has revealed the text messages saying this saying saying so. And then for him to now try to shame his his his professional his profession now is to be a scold, a conservative scold, telling people how they're supposed to behave and who they're supposed to like and not like. It's just here he goes. He's gonna throw it to Tucker.

55:00This is obviously a setup and you're not allowed to ask questions about it. And if you are, you're you are attacking a grieving widow. And that's uh again, when did Jackie O ever say, "Quit looking in. Stop. Quit looking into who killed my husband." Never. That's not what happens. And that's not how you grieve. By the way, I remember when my dad died, my mom immediately bought a gold sequin pants outfit, started carrying sparklers around and selling t-shirts. And my friends were like, "Jimmy, what's with your mom?" I'm like, "She's grieving.

55:32>> [applause] [cheering] >> Uh, I I've grieved more than Erica Kirk when my GrubHub was 10 minutes late.

55:46[laughter] >> Okay, here we go.

55:52>> Wait, Jimmy, you missed you you cut off a little bit of the edge here. It's this is actually an advertisement. This whole video for Jimmy D uh for uh Ben Shapiro is an ad. Did you know that they're paying >> for this whole episode that plays before you watch another YouTube video? That's how he's getting his views.

56:10>> Oh, no kidding.

56:11>> Yes. People have posted screenshots online. It says ad and it's like an hour long cuz it's a whole episode.

56:17>> Oh my god. That's why you Oh my god. He goes to then he sells that to the advertiser says, "Oh, look. I'm getting 300,000 views per episode.

56:29>> So, the the only thing I don't like about getting attacked by Ben Shapiro is that nobody sees it anymore.

56:35>> Unless you play it, you're giving more views.

56:37>> I'm He's going to get more views off of this than he got off that video.

56:40>> Yeah.

56:42Well, that was on.

56:50>> Unbelievable. Well, that was on Tucker Carlson's show. Unbelievable. That's what everybody's saying about Erica.

56:56[laughter] Okay, that was on T's show. That show that gets over 50 million views every time. You mean that show?

57:05>> Some people need to do a better job of identifying who at least the people who who hate them are. They they >> But by by the way, if there's a shortcut to proving a conspiracy theory to be real, uh I think it's Ben Shapiro saying it's fake. I think that's how you could confirm it's real, right? He's the uh he's the pan of water being thrown on a grease fire. That's what Ben Shapiro is.

57:27All right. Nobody likes that joke.

57:29[laughter] Uh if Ben, I got some more jokes I got to get through. Uh [laughter] if you're looking up grieving in the dictionary, it doesn't say C pyrochnics.

57:42Okay.

57:45If Ben Shapiro was your defense attorney, uh, I' I'd say get your affairs in order because he's going to get you the death penalty for a parking violation. I know these could be stronger.

57:56[laughter] >> Oh, no. Thank you very much. I appreciate it. [laughter] >> Uh, I don't know if you noticed, Jimmy, but in all three of these images of Ben Shapiro's eyebrows, it's like somebody's like directing him. Like on this one they go look a little sincere [laughter] that one.

58:16>> Now I want you to look a little demonic.

58:20And now I want you to look really demonic.

58:23It's like he's doing Groucho here.

58:26Groucho demon and concerned. That's what that is. Wow. He is a piece of Anyway, so speaking of Charlie Kirk, uh Tucker Carlson came out and said this just the uh other day about Charlie Kirk's murder. Charlie Kirk was murdered.

58:41>> Yeah. Um, and he was not murdered for his opinions on transgenderism.

58:46Obviously, he was, I believe, and most people who knew him well, as I did, and was friends with him, as I was, believe he was most likely murdered for his evolving views on Israel. Okay, I think we can all agree on that. Can we can we all agree on that? [applause] >> You're not allowed to take their money and then not do what they say. It's just it's just like the mob. You can't you can't take their money and then you can't turn down their money after you take their money and then do what you want. And so so he is uh he's convinced that it was for Israel. I'm convinced. Everyone here is convinced.

59:24We all see that. Uh because that's what Israel does. But guess what? Blake Nef tweeted this out and he says, "Actually, those of us who knew Charlie Best, a group that doesn't include Tucker, do think that Tyler Robinson did it and was motivated by transgender radicalism."

59:41>> So, >> well, unfortunately for Blake Nef, who by the way is the creepiest crepo pedal looking mother ever, do you know he got kicked off? He used to be writing for Tucker's show and then he got kicked off because he was stalking this Asian woman and called.

59:58Did you know that? Yes. That's why they had to get rid of him cuz he's such a crepo pedal type guy. Yes. You know, I mean you you know that's what he Anyway, so unfortunately for him we have a video from the show with Blake Nef with Andrew Kovit and Tucker Carlson. So now let's remember he says uh the those of us who knew Charlie best a group that doesn't include Tucker.

60:22>> Okay so Tucker didn't know Charlie well that's what according with Blake Nef is saying right now but let's listen to what they said before >> really want people to understand Tucker you and Charlie had such a unique and special bond and relationship.

60:37[laughter] [screaming] >> Oh we got caught LYING AGAIN. THESE GUYS are the worst liars in the world. And it's so easy to catch them because it's hard to keep track of lies. You don't have to keep track of the truth. You have to keep track of lies. And that's why these guys keep stepping on their dick before they get out of bed every day because they're the biggest bunch of liars in the [cheering] world. And they were definitely in on the cover up of Charlie Kirk's assassination, if not in on the assassination.

61:08[applause] And that's my opinion.

61:14What a this just this just this this just and they're still doing the Charlie Kirk show. That's not the Charlie Kirk show. It's the two dicks who were in on covering up Charlie Kirk's assassination show. I guess that doesn't have a ring to it, huh? [laughter] >> Uh let's just let's listen.

61:31>> I really want people to understand.

61:33>> I really want people to understand. He really wants people to understand >> you and Charlie had such a unique and special bond and relationship. It was a deep friendship and you both >> uh had each other's back in an incredible my back.

61:46>> You had his back, too. I know those stories.

61:48>> Oh, you guys were back buddies.

61:49[laughter] >> That's me. Let's don't Nobody dropped the soap in that relationship.

61:55[laughter] Am I right? Anybody else have anything you want to say about the uh the Charlie Kirk assassination? The Anything? Go ahead. Take it wherever you want, Steph.

62:06No, you got nothing. That's it. Is that the Go ahead, James? You know this, right? Because two days before Charlie Kirk was assassinated, the person who runs this show registered to be a foreign agent with Israel >> with Israel.

62:20>> Yeah.

62:21>> Yeah. What's that guy's name? Brad Pascal.

62:23>> Brad Parcale.

62:24>> Yeah. So he's a legit registered foreign agent. Farah act.

62:29>> So you know he's legit.

62:30>> So it's legit. and all those guys who are pushing this story, the FBI, Cash Patel, it was Tyler Robinson, uh, who did it for his trans lover, uh, It's just a first a 306 bullet. A that 306 bullet's as big as this microphone. It wouldn't leave a pinhole. And by the and and and did you know what they did? Um, they would leave a drive-through window in the back of his neck, you know. And what's the what's a drive-through window for? What what's your order? I'd like to order a fake shooting.

63:03>> That's what Cash Patel is.

63:04>> Harry Quinn. Yeah.

63:05>> Yeah. That's Cash Patel, baby. I'm framing shooters and busting cooters. Am I right? [laughter] >> You're not talking about his girlfriend, are you?

63:18>> You mean the country music sensation?

63:21>> Yeah. My my question, which country?

63:28>> [applause and cheering] >> Doesn't Cash Patel live with this gay billionaire lover in Las Vegas? Anyway, am I wrong about that?

63:36>> No.

63:36>> Nothing nothing wrong with that, but I'm pretty sure >> it's Pride Month, so there is really >> It is Pride Month. He should be proud of it.

63:42>> It's what every FBI director does.

63:45>> It's It is. And then and then and then then like the month after the assassination, they have that Afest and they set up the tent, right, where Charlie got assassinated and they were selling tickets. You could go take a selfie under the tent that Yeah, they were doing that. I'm not making that up.

64:03That's for cuz you know, I guess for the people who weren't lucky enough to be there in person, [laughter] now you can have And it was super realistic. They had uh they had feds there giving hand signals and uh [laughter] there was no blood anywhere and then they paved over it two days later. So [laughter] it was super realistic.

64:23>> You know, I know we're supposed to be, you know, speaking respectfully of a widow.

64:27>> Widow.

64:28>> But is it me, but uh does Pam Bondi make Erica Kirk look like a good person?

64:35[laughter] >> It's the other way.

64:38Erica Kirk makes Pam Bondi look like a good person. That's the joke. You up your own joke.

64:45[laughter] [cheering and applause] >> We'll be talking about this moment later.

64:53>> You don't want her to Erica Kirk you.

64:56So, [cheering] be careful.

64:59>> You know, people ask me like, you know, how do Jimmy and I get along? And um I'll I'll tell him, >> "Hey, you better watch yourself or I'm going to Erica Kirk you later."

65:10[clears throat] >> She she has said that. And that's when I sleep in the our kids' room and I leave my ring and my necklace in the bathroom.

65:16[laughter] Then I bring a Catholic priest in to pray over us. [laughter] So, um moving on. Uh, now Bill Maher, I I don't know if you know, he got mad at me and Joe Rogan because we pointed out that he didn't know what WF, Claus Schwab, or MK Ultra meant. And he's the guy who's supposed to be more more informed than the regular guy because he hosts a show on HBO about current events and he doesn't know anything about current events. If it's not in the New York Times, he doesn't know about it, right? Uh, it's like I read I read the papers. I read the papers every day. Do you?

65:57>> No. Ha. That's what Bill M that's his whole thing. He reads the paper. He doesn't He doesn't realize the paper's because he's paid by the same people. That's why. But here he was on with Roseanne. And uh watch this. This is going to be This will be stunning.

66:12Watch Roseanne school him on current events. Watch.

66:16>> No wonder I don't remember this.

66:18>> No You blocked it out. MK Ultra.

66:22[laughter] So she calls him MK Ultra >> and and what's and what's his response to that?

66:34>> Who's that?

66:35>> Who's that?

66:39>> Basically, if it isn't related to hookers or dogs, Bill doesn't know what the you're talking about.

66:46>> Okay.

66:46>> You know, Jimmy, one time I smoked a whole pack of MK Ultra. [laughter] Let's watch it again.

66:56>> No wonder I don't remember this.

66:58>> No You blocked it out. MK Ultra, [laughter] >> who's that?

67:04>> That's the mind control program you're under, Bill.

67:15>> She's right about that.

67:18>> So, what's his next thing? Watch this.

67:20>> K Ultra.

67:21>> Yeah.

67:22Isn't that a rapper? [laughter] That's what he's That's what he thinks. MK He thought it was a person. MK Ultra. MK.

67:29The biggest mind control thing ever done by the CIA, which he thinks is over, by the way. Well, anyway, uh he I bet you he is under it, which is why he probably can't talk about it, right? So, watch this next thing. Here we go.

67:41>> Who's But who's Klaus Schwab?

67:43>> Who's Claus Schwab?

67:45>> You're kidding me. My My sixth grade niece knows who Klaus Schwab is. She she has she has nightmares about him being under the bed. She knows who cl [laughter] >> the head of the WF.

68:02>> What's that?

68:03>> What's that?

68:08>> No, he's not joking.

68:11>> You would think he'd have to be joking, right? Uh, >> you know, Jimmy, he has to act dumb about the WF because that's who pays him. Ah, whatever you do, don't invite Bill Mah to your party if it's bob, I guess. [laughter] Holy I I don't see I don't know if he's MK Ultra because I don't think the CIA would waste their time using MK Ultra on Bill Maher, right? They would do it on more enlightened people like, you know, Lee Harvey Oswald or Charlie Manson.

68:40>> More likable people.

68:42>> More like people more likable.

68:43[laughter] >> Okay, here we go.

68:47Okay, let's I'll play the whole thing again just so you get it.

68:50>> No wonder I don't remember this.

68:51>> No You blocked it out. MK Ultra.

68:56[laughter] >> Who's that?

68:58>> That's the mind control program you're under, Bill.

69:01>> MK Ultra.

69:02>> Yeah.

69:03>> So, who's But who's Klaus Schwab?

69:06>> The head of the WF.

69:09>> What's that?

69:11>> Google it. [laughter] >> [cheering] >> So, uh, I went on Joe Rogan, I think now it was probably two years ago was the last time I was on and we talked about this about, well, he how he doesn't know anything. And apparently it really stuck in Bill Maher's craw because he brings it up two years later. Here it is. Watch this.

69:42A couple of years ago, Joe Rogan and his guest, some guy. Hey, that's me.

69:48[cheering] [applause] [applause] >> And believe me, he knows my name. And isn't that ironic that the one person he he pretends to not know is the person he know all the other people, he doesn't actually know their names. This one he does know because the two times ago when I did uh Joe Rogan when he was still in Los Angeles, Bill Maher was the next guest and he sent his assistant into the studio to wait until I was gone before he would even come in the building.

70:25Yeah, cuz he that's cuz I've made fun of him for so long. And the the play the play there is to walk in and pretend like you don't know me. That Well, he he figured that out. He's doing it now.

70:34He's pretending like he doesn't know me.

70:36But of course, we all know he does know me. You're putting ME ON YOUR SHOW, BILL. I'M NOW ON HBO. Thought I'd never be on HBO, but I'm on HBO. There you go. Okay, here we go. Hang on.

70:53A couple of years ago, Joe Rogan and his guest, some guy, [laughter] >> took me to task for not knowing what WF or MK Ultra was.

71:08>> He doesn't even know [clears throat] what the WF is all about.

71:11>> He didn't even know what MK Ultra was.

71:15>> Okay, guys. First of all, it's so much easier to play to an audience that also knows just as little as he does, which is why they're all laughing right now because they're like, "I don't know what the What does that do? I don't know. I'm at a Bill Mar show. I'm supposed to know I don't know anything."

71:32So now he pretends he does know. But it was clear he didn't know. Now he's going to pretend he does know. Watch.

71:38>> WF is World Economic Forum where the billionaires meet every year in Davos.

71:42Yes, I do know that. I just don't call it the WF.

71:46If I hear Joe Rogan say WF, I just assume it's some form of professional wrestling organization.

71:53>> No, but it was Roseanne Bar who said it.

71:56It wasn't Joe Rogan. So we caught you in your lie trying to cover up for your stupidity. Haha.

72:04[applause] It wasn't Joe Rogan. It was Roseanne Bar said it. You douchebag.

72:12So he of course I know what it is. I just don't call it the thing that they call it.

72:19I don't call Hey, what's Ford Motor Company? It's a car company IN DETROIT.

72:23OH, I KNOW WHAT THAT IS. I JUST DON'T CALL IT THAT. I call it the the being kind of big [laughter] What do you you don't call it what it is? Okay.

72:41[applause] >> And MK Ultra. Okay. the old CIA program where they experimented with LSD. Yes, I've read about it. I just don't use the Dakota ring.

72:52>> Uh, no, you haven't read about it, Bill, cuz if you did, you would have known what it was when she said MK Ultra. You said, "Who's that?"

73:02>> You don't know what it was. You didn't know what it is. And you are MK Ultra. I think Roseanne is right. Let's give Roseanne the win on this one. [applause] And he thinks MK Ultra is the only thing they ever did was give LSD to people without them knowing that they think that's all it is. And he thinks it's over and it's something they did in the 60s. It's living proof that he is MK Ultra. I think that is Oh, I I'm pretty sure he googled it.

73:32[laughter] >> I bet he did. Any >> Okay. Any We're going to move on before any get last jokes. Anybody want to get their last jokes in? Done.

73:40>> Okay.

73:41Yeah, let's go ahead. [laughter] >> Go ahead. Share with the group.

73:47>> Okay.

73:49>> Yeah, we should. I bet >> he probably thinks James Jesus was the next savior.

73:56>> Oh, who's that?

74:03>> Of course, I know who that is. I just don't call him James Jesus Hangle.

74:06[laughter] I I call him some guy.

74:14>> Jimmy, you've just been MC hammered.

74:17[cheering] [applause] >> Okay. Now, a lot of people had So, let's remember, uh, Juvenile said, I don't know if that's how you pronounce it.

74:29That's juvenile. Is that how you pronounce it? Who knows, right? JB B U E N A L QQ D [laughter] >> plus >> two give them bread in circuses and they will never revolt. So that's what they're giving us just circus now.

74:44They're not giving us bread anymore. And so a lot of people uh give them give them bread. But a lot of people were upset that Trump had motocross at the uh it says here if I know complaining modern society to uh comparing modern society to idiocracy is pretty played out but man and so you got now now I'll be honest I'll be at first I hated it. I was like a are you really doing that at the White House? It kind of made me cringe and then I thought about it. It's like, wait a minute, motocross is pretty badass, right? It's that they're they they go like five stories in the air and they do back flips and Let's what?

75:28Let's see a drag queen do that. Anyway, [laughter] [applause] and it's it takes a lot of mental focus.

75:38It takes a lot of every part of your body physical. And uh in fact, I like what this guy says. He says, uh, Degan, Carmichael, Pastana, Twitch, McGrath, are six of the greatest American moto Supercross athletes of all time are showcasing their talents in the capital of the United States. And you're bitching. Shake my head. Boy, I was just saying. Yeah, I was just saying the same thing to those starving kids in Gaza.

76:04But anyway, uh, >> but listen to this. So, they did actually study motocross people.

76:11psychological characteristics of young motocross riders based on Hungarian championship riders. And it says that the present study is part of a larger volume of research investigating the underresarched area of the mental and phys physiolog psychological contribution of motocross riders. The control of pre-ompetition anxiety of varying intensity and self-confidence also related to the intensity of pre-competition anxiety and self-efficacy are considered essential in a high-speed sport where failure can cause serious injury to the athlete or have career consequences. The results of the study show that cognitive and

76:49psychological demands are significant in motocross and need to be the focus of further studies. Furthermore, motocross demands physical and mental fitness from the athlete. So, the performance of the individual is crucial for success.

77:04Motocross requires the use of whole body musculature in aerobic and anorobic energy systems, the skills needed to control a motorcycle on a challenging course as well as highlevel mental concentration. So it's not like again so it this is cultural big uh chauvinism or I don't know if you it's like oh those it's it's the it's the modern day version of the deplorables right because people like motocross there's some kind of lowbrow mouth breathers when it's the exact opposite right and I think motocross is pretty badass I actually do like motocross and >> I don't know Jimmy it doesn't really compare to my 10,000 steps

77:47And then some people got mad about Thank you, Steph. I don't want to step on the laugh. People are enjoying that.

77:53[laughter] So, uh, but some people got upset and they were posting stuff like this online. They were like, "The same people calling the UFC event on the White House lawn a disgrace, we're fine with Joe Biden doing this, uh, on the White House lawn." Yeah.

78:08>> And you know, I say I first of all, uh people aren't going to agree with me on this, but why can't we have both motocross and drag queen titties?

78:18[laughter] Vegas has both.

78:22And Eric Trump gamles on both of them.

78:25Come on. [laughter] So, uh I I just don't think it's a disgrace, but some people think it's a disgrace to showing highly skilled uh you know, motorcycle acrobatics and genuinely exciting feats of athleticism.

78:41Now, if Hillary uh and Camala's birthday were being celebrated instead, we could have drag queens with dildo Roman candles reading the children while petting them with, you know, kind of pelting them with vaccine syringes.

78:56That's befitting the dignity of the event. [laughter] So, uh, let's go. So, so this is from Matt Taib Substack and a lot of people are coming down on Matt Taibi lately cuz he's uh turned into a idiot and uh [laughter] but uh some but he still does some good work and here it is. So he said think tanks like Third Way talk down how Democratic coalition has hemorrhaged non-ol voters in the last half century creating a deep structural problem that could be catastrophic if they don't find a way to appeal to workingclass voters again. In normal times this would be considered an emergency but in the age

79:39of Trump party leaders know all they need to do to be competitive is not be Trump. So Matt Taib is nailing it again.

79:47So he does say so this counterintuitive strategy of telling the whole demographics we hate you and we prefer you to off but we expect you to vote for our off-putting package of niche lunacies continues. So that's what talking about the Democratic party that they on everybody and uh what the up what is the upside of telling monster truck and UFC fans that they're too declass A for your coalition? What successful politician ever thought there was a such a thing as a tacky vote? One assumes this insanity has to stop post Trump, but it's getting tiring waiting for the gravity to return. So, this is

80:26what they're doing. This is the this is the new version of a basket of deplorables. half the all the people who like UFC, who like motocross.

80:34I like both those things. And what's the difference between UFC and Muhammad Ali beating the out of somebody? There's not any difference. I like both of them. Yes.

80:42>> I like watching guys beat the out of each other. [laughter] >> So, here's one more. Once upon a time, Northeast liberals just didn't know why people liked NASCAR or the WWE. Now, they're moved all the way from I don't know and I don't get it, but whatever.

81:01To that I've never watched and don't understand must be somewhere between porn and lynch lynching. And why does he say that? Because this woman here is uh this heather Cox Richardson.

81:14That's her. She's got I know. Watch her mouth. She she has the leading substack and when it comes to history. Did you know that? Yeah. And so she she's on with the what the hell is that guy's name?

81:26>> Jim Aosta. Yeah. The Aosta show. And uh he got famous because Trump yelled at him. And uh but so here's what she here and you talk about the proving Matt Taibbe 100% correct. Let's wa let's listen to this.

81:43>> What you are watching Trump do right now is deliberately tear that apart. And he's doing so on the same cultural argument of course that people uh used to back the first guilded age. That is these cultural wars that turn white Americans against marginalized people of color.

82:01>> Right. That's the the bottom line there.

82:03So, I mean, I mean, it's not really a stretch to say that the same impulse that created the UFC fight on the White House lawn is the impulse that really pushed lynching in the late 19th century. [laughter] >> I lynch. How crazy is that? Trump's White House won't even hang Obama's portrait.

82:24[laughter] [cheering] >> [applause] >> Thank you very much. [laughter] You didn't think I could make lynching funny.

82:38>> I think that makes up for the shitty jokes I did about Ben Shapiro.

82:42Uh, any reaction to that, James Lee? Any reaction to the Democrats doing it again?

82:48>> No.

82:49>> No. [laughter] >> You know what it is? I think this is bread and circuses, but these are her bread and circus.

82:57>> That's exactly right. Instead of punching up and saying, "What about the the Epstein class that is that is throwing this ball to distract people?"

83:05She's distracted and punching left and right instead of up.

83:09>> These are her bread and circuses.

83:11>> Exactly right. Very well said, Bernie.

83:13[applause] >> It's like she's punching herself in her vagina.

83:17>> In her vagina. And it smells like one of P.

83:21>> Yes. [screaming] Yes. You know, if if she didn't, you know, if if Democrats if liberals didn't have this kind of snobbery, they wouldn't have to pay homeless people to vote for them.

83:32[laughter] Come on. You know it's true, you [cheering] And she's a historian. You know, speaking of historians, I wonder if she could tell us how many decades she's had this stick up her ass.

83:48Anyway, okay. I just that that was stunning to me. Now, I I found that out because I I'm a subscriber to Matt's TV Substack. It's pretty good. You guys should check it out. [laughter] I know. I know. I make fun of him sometimes, but he deserves it sometimes, but sometimes he does great work. Like, anyway, he hates me now anyway, so it doesn't matter. He's probably eating He's probably drinking grape soda and eating a pizza right now, so it doesn't matter.

84:13>> He's got enough of the 7K, so he's he's all set. So, he's back to >> He just He grieavves differently.

84:21[laughter] He does. Uh, speaking now, Gwennneth Paltro was in the news. Now, she first made the news because she was selling uh jade eggs that you stick up your All right. You know that.

84:34>> I like my eggs over easy. [laughter] >> Jesus Christ. [laughter] Each one of those eggs were personally laid by Lindsey Graham after a long weekend.

84:47[cheering] >> [applause] >> Um, hang on. Let's see if I have another joke about this. [laughter] But so there's there's jade egg and goop. Yeah, that's from that's her thing. Goop. I don't know about you, but seeing Goop and and vagina in the same sentence has kind of killed my libido forever. [laughter] So Goop, she was fined 145 grand for claims that Jade Eggs uh about Jade Eggs for vaginas. And she's still selling them. They were still selling them even >> because they're free range.

85:30>> So, and then you know, of course she did. She was selling the This Smells Like My Vagina. She was literally selling [laughter] I I don't know. Were those were those candles hand dipped or what?

85:41>> [laughter] >> Go ahead.

85:50>> Oh, he's doing a Wow, she's moved from her vagina period to her genocide period. [laughter] Oh the jokes never stop.

86:01Uh, so I like this one. This was This was the original ending of seven.

86:06[laughter] That's pretty funny. How about this is my favorite one. No thanks. I still have a do-it-yourself Gwennneth P.

86:17>> You know, Jimmy, uh this was the original tuna melt.

86:21>> Ah.

86:26Wow. That's a good That's a funny joke.

86:31>> Uh but here she goes. uh when Gwennneth Paltro accused Palestinians of raping Israeli hostages and she said that grape is not resistance despite all the allegations were lies while ignoring the genocide that's been taking place since 1948. She said grape is not resistance or freedom fighting. That's what she said. Uh wow.

86:55>> I liked her better in seven when her head was in the basket. [laughter] >> She peaked then and ever since it's been downhill.

87:03So, of course, you know, she did a commercial recently, right? So, she did this commercial. She promotes a $10 million penthouse in Herzilia, that's in uh Israel, while Gaza burns in Lebanon bleeds. While children are buried under rubble in Gaza, while Lebanese families flee Israeli air strikes, while Gazins starve under total blockade, she is fronting an ad campaign for 51 Park, a luxury apartment complex in Herzilia, Israel. Let's watch a little bit of it, shall we?

87:35[music] >> Not again.

87:40>> Who decided morning should [music] be so early? Oh, I hate that I have to get up and not work all day.

87:49>> Oh, who decided we had to get up so early? I don't know. Probably people who work [laughter] yeah [music] >> even my coffee needs a coffee. No, your conscience needs a CONSCIENCE [laughter] for you know thousands of gazins without electricity. You think the least you could do is give them a few of those candles. [laughter] [cheering] Did she ever think about all those people in Gaza who don't have vagina eggs? Come on. [laughter] Okay. Uh, >> even my even my coffee needs a coffee.

88:35That makes less sense than having a candle smell like your vagina. It does.

88:40Here we go. She got bonus. [music] >> Waking up for a morning run CAN BE BRUTAL.

88:45>> BRUTAL.

88:46>> BRUTAL. BRUTAL. It's almost like, you know, having your whole block be imploded by the IDF. It's It Oh my god. Wow. It's almost as bad as getting your apartment torpedoed. It really Oh Jesus. brutal. I got to go run and then lay down for the rest of the day. [laughter] Holy >> How about some closeup on her ass? Let's make sure she gets close up on her asses.

89:13>> It's a price I'm willing to pay.

89:15>> She's checking herself out, making sure.

89:16Do I look good before my run? Cuz I hear there might be some IDF guys out there looking to rape me.

89:26>> That's right. She's She's heard Mossad guys are raping. That's hot.

89:30That's hot. This is This is This is enough to make you happy that you're a slob. [laughter] Am I right? Here we go.

89:38>> Because once I hit the park, pure energy takes over. It's hard to explain.

89:46>> It's hard to explain how you get all juiced up when you know you don't have to do for the rest of the day. And a guy's going to actually open the door for you when you get back and then you have people who dress you and shop for you and cook for you. Holy I just get this wave of energy.

90:02I don't know where it comes from. In the park, though. It comes in the park.

90:06Okay.

90:12>> There's a reason the world's most iconic buildings are by a park.

90:16>> 51 Park, >> New York, >> CELIA, >> YEAH. HEY, if you're not a successful person who lives in a million-dollar fishbowl who jogs in fancy workout gear, then saunters to a waiting limousine, congratulations. You just might be what the world needs.

90:35>> I know that's should have worded that different.

90:37>> You know what? I have an idea for a new candle for her.

90:40>> Oh. Oh, >> what a >> Oh, whoa.

90:46>> I think it's a good one. [cheering] I think it's a good one. [applause] Hey, Jimmy. Do you want to know what's funny about that commercial? She shot the entire thing in Manhattan. She didn't even bother going to Oh, no kidding.

90:56>> Yes. The whole thing was in Manhattan.

90:58>> Oh, so she's even fake it.

91:02[laughter] >> You know, when she did the ad, nobody's heard from her since. So, she hasn't posted anything on social media or anything like that. So, that's a win.

91:12>> Yeah. [laughter] >> Uh, and the Jews love me. Don't Don't get your The Jews love me. I did a show just last night. Half I there was all Jewish audience. Half of them were on the floor, you know, cuz I dropped some pocket change. But what I'm saying [cheering] [laughter] that's you Oh, you could get cancelled off YouTube for that joke.

91:42>> Okay. You know, Jimmy, also uh I don't know if you know this, but Brujit Mcronone has also been inspired by by Gwennneth Paltro, and she came out with her own candle.

91:53>> What is it?

91:53>> It smells like balls.

91:55>> Oh, I I almost beat you to the punch line on that one. [laughter] >> But what the but the end of this commercial is my favorite part. Let's listen.

92:12It's the mandatory Hebrew IDF drone voice. If you're not if you're not selling a high-rise, it's telling you about uh you're it's about to be imploded.

92:22[laughter] So, there's more to this story. So, she has not said anything publicly about her latest gig, nor has she shared the ad on her social media. Following October 7th, Hamas attack is 23. Paltro, who is Jewish, repeatedly shared messages of support for the Israeli hostages taken by Hamas. In a 24 Instagram study, she wrote story she wrote to the families of each hostage whose life was stolen. I have thought of you every day for 11 months, but today I send you my heart.

92:50It is unclear if Paul It also smells like And uh and [laughter] I said it's uh it's unclear if Palro has ever posted anything about Israel Israel's genocide of Palestinians in Gaza, which has taken the lives of at least 22,800 children since 23 per alazer. Okay. So >> it's very clear actually. It says it's unclear. It's very >> It's very clear.

93:14>> It's very clear.

93:15>> And by the way, this is for the cut.

93:16This is like New York magazine. So for them to be saying like this, as they pointed out on Due Dissonance, that's a sea change for a mainstream mag to be saying like this. I think that's pretty. But then she goes on um and she's she was on a podcast, she talks about her husband and her and let's listen.

93:35>> I noticed with my own husband too, who's the best person ever in the world, >> unlike me is so progressive. Like >> I've got a black heart worse than Erica Kirk. Okay. He has such a sweet heart and he wants to like make sure everybody's looked after.

93:54>> Unlike me, I just care about the Jews and everybody else. [laughter] I don't care if there's Palestinian babies getting their heads blown off.

94:04>> But my husband cares. He cares. He's He's progressive.

94:08>> I'm pretty centrist and my husband thinks I'm a Republican, [laughter] which I'm not a Republican. I mean, I don't feel anything right now to be totally honest with you. I feel like I'm >> Yeah. Yeah. I don't feel anything to be honest with you. Isn't that what Ted Bundy said? [laughter] >> I don't feel anything right now. And I'm as I'm murdering you.

94:29>> I'm pretty >> I love her look. It's like, let's put glasses on it and it will sound intelligent.

94:36>> Let's Let's play this again.

94:38>> I noticed with my own husband who is the best person ever in the world. He's so progressive. Like >> he's so progressive. He I bet he supports Stacy Abrams.

94:48[laughter] >> You got to be on the inside to get that joke, baby.

94:52>> He's so progressive. Oh, he's so progressive. I bet he supports He wants >> He's such a >> He wants to make sure >> heart and he wants to like make sure everybody's looked after.

95:02>> And then I say, "Aw." And then I bite him until I see blood. [laughter] >> My nickname is bed. In bed is crazy killer. That's my nickname. Yeah.

95:13Genocide's our safe word. [laughter] >> He bought her a handbag made out of a Palestinian child.

95:19>> No, >> good joke though.

95:23>> Got to say, got to give it up though.

95:24Good joke.

95:26>> I'm pretty centrist and my husband [clears throat] thinks I'm a Republican, [laughter] which I'm not a Republican. I I don't feel anything right now to be totally honest with you. [laughter] You know, you know, I'm not a marketing professional, but the woman who doesn't feel anything probably shouldn't be promoting vagina eggs. [laughter] >> I feel like I'm a completely an independent.

95:53>> Yeah, she's a she's completely independent. Is it really fair to expect something different from Gwennneth Paltro? I mean, if you recall, she's the one who Harvey Weinstein willingly.

96:05>> Yeah. Lucky.

96:06>> I bet it's >> Which one?

96:11>> I I bet it's pretty easy.

96:14[laughter] >> I bet it's pretty easy to ignore genocide after you Harvey Weinstein.

96:21>> No wonder she's dead inside.

96:26[laughter] >> Uh, so I don't feel anything right now to be totally honest with you. The Gwen the Paltro story consciously uncouples from feeling anything. She left her husband, by the way.

96:36>> Oh, you did?

96:37>> Yeah. She's like the the just best guy in the world. Yeah. Really? Yeah.

96:41>> Oh, this just is interesting. It's just interesting. I just think it's interesting. It's just interesting. So, that was funny. I heard that every condo sold comes with a free Gwennneth Poncho vagina scented candle.

96:53[laughter] By the way, this Twitter account has been uh suspended. I think it was because of that. Yeah.

96:59>> Wow.

97:00>> Yep. Yeah.

97:00>> Wow.

97:01>> Yeah. I just got to ask, what does a room have to smell like to light that candle? [laughter] >> Do not go in there. [laughter] >> Jesus.

97:23[laughter] >> Jimmy shaming, Jimmy.

97:27>> What's that?

97:27>> Stop kink shaming, Jimmy. Some people are >> kink sh That's right. That's her kink.

97:31Yeah, I get it. Uh, can we stop piling on this MK monarch asset from a generational Satanist family? She's been through enough. You smelled that candle.

97:42[laughter] There's her new candle. Smells like genocide. There it is.

97:50Yeah. So, then this is from another article. It says, "However, the Goop Lifestyle website founder is so hurt by the trolls hatred and jealousy toward her, she compared the EXPERIENCE TO SURVIVING A WAR.

98:08[laughter] >> You now you should do the joke.

98:10That's what that's what you should do."

98:12>> You come across online comments about yourself and about your friends and it's very dehumanizing thing. It's almost like how in a war you go through this bloody dehumanizing thing and then something is def [laughter] finded out of it. She said >> Jimmy, I've got an idea for a new candle for her.

98:32>> What is it?

98:33>> It's called WHAT A >> OH, THERE YOU GO. [cheering] >> [applause] >> In November, her mother, Ble Danner, spoke out about the unfair way her daughter is teased by bored internet. I feel she's just extraordinarily accomplished in every arena and and every area. And people don't like that.

98:54Yeah, that's what it is. Yeah, people hate successful. You know how much you know how much people hate Bo Jackson and Michael Jordan? Uh, some people don't like that about people who are bored and sit on their asses all day. They don't get up and have their coffee, have a coffee, [laughter] and just tap away. She told the naughty but nice Rob. I guess that's a podcast.

99:20I mean, I don't read it. I don't read any of it. Well, then how the do you know that people are saying that [laughter] >> Oh, you can't believe what people are writing. What are they writing? I don't read it.

99:34But you couldn't believe it if you if you read it. [laughter] >> There is a corseting of our culture today that is just so tragic. You mean the corseting of a wellto-d do who grew up with a silver spoon in her and then goes does commercials while people are being starved and slaughtered in 4K and she doesn't give a about it and says, "I don't feel anything right now."

99:58You mean that kind of coarsening or the coarsening when people make fun of that You mean that kind of stuff?

100:05[applause] >> You know, I was I was so conflicted when I when I first started to read about uh Gwennneth Paltro because I loved her and Emma. I really did. I thought she was sweet and endearing. I loved her performance in Emma. And then I you know they're doing a reboot of when she was in Shakespeare. So they're doing a reboot of Shakespeare's in Love with a Zionist.

100:30>> It's a long way to go. [laughter] A long way to go.

100:34>> So she was in she was in Shakespeare in Love with Judy Dench, right?

100:37>> Yes.

100:38>> And uh they are among the theaters luminaries calling for government action on what they label unimaginable situation for mothers in Gaza. So Judy D is al she's speaking out for the Gazin children and the mothers and uh as an is as the Israeli government who are blocking the aid is supported by the British government. We believe UK citizens have a responsibility to insist on the delivery of this vital aid. The letter signed by Britain and Ireland's most celebrated mothers added. Okay. So the good for Judy Doug that's nice, right?

101:11[applause] Judy Doug by the way she did play opposite of Paulro and Shakespeare and Love. They should make a sequel to that where Judy Dench forces Gwyneth Paltro to stand at a checkpoint without sunscreen. [laughter] Now, I want to show you something. They did a listing of every ranking of every country about people's positive or negative feelings against them. And so, up there is like Switzerland, Canada, Canada. Really? Anyway, so I don't know if you've been to Canada.

101:40Anyway, and uh so Japan and so they got but if you look all the way all the way at the bottom um that's Israel.

101:50>> They're under North Korea.

101:54[applause and cheering] >> And so you can see Gwennneth Paltro has squandered all that goodwill she's she garnered when she released that vagina candle. [laughter] It's You know, if this was if this was if only this was a Euro Vision ranking, maybe Israel would give a Am I right? Come on. You know, Euro Vision.

102:20Anyway, the These are good. These jokes are good.

102:25[laughter] All right, we got to move on. We got to move on. Um, but the people are freaking out. the the neocon uh the Zionist Jewish neocons are freaking out that there might be peace that Donald Trump might get a peace deal and so let's watch a little bit of it watching >> I honestly don't know if it could be worse America is going to be in a strategically tactically and militarily worse position than it was under Biden made a choice to test America's resolve and he has choked he has chickenened out. He has bled himself dry. Trump, the crazy lunatic psychotic who doesn't care about lives and will do anything and do anything,

103:12could not bear the idea of putting a boot on the ground anywhere in Iran.

103:17>> By the way, I you know, >> you >> take your pasty pasty ass over there and get on the ground.

103:24>> I I >> Unbelievable.

103:26>> Oh, first first a dollar store general.

103:28First of all, if you want us to believe that in your combat strategy, maybe lose the lisp. Am I right? Come on. I [laughter] thought I was watching the movie Bird Cage for sake. I was ready for him to break out into a song.

103:41Am I right? Come on. And if, by the way, if if if you really want me to be think that you're able to give tactical military advice, I zoomed into your bookshelf and I don't know, could it be any gayer? I don't know.

103:55[laughter] I'm just saying nothing wrong with that.

103:58Oh, Pride Month. Pride month.

103:59>> It's Pride Month. He's doing it for Pride. [laughter] >> Pride month.

104:04>> He does have Jolson's earlier stuff.

104:08[laughter] >> That's Is that what you're saying?

104:13>> And could not bear the idea of a single American possibly being taken hostage, which I understand. I'm not saying >> I can I understand, which I don't care.

104:22I can bear it because it's not me. It's someone else. It's Goyam. And they're here to serve us. Let's be honest, right?

104:28>> It's not going to be the IDF soldiers.

104:30It's America. Okay, here we go.

104:31>> And either of those is a good thing. But if you're going to go to war, you have to put boots on the ground. Everyone in the military has volunteered to put their lives on the line for their country.

104:42>> Yeah. Their country, not Israel, you piece of [cheering] [applause] and that the country itself may have to sacrifice in the form of wildly higher oil prices. If you THINK THAT THE YEAH, WE we might have to have wildly higher gasoline prices that are going to bankrupt people who are still 70% of workers live paycheck to paycheck. Half the country can't afford a $500 emergency. But those people because we want our greater Israel project and WE WANT DEAD GOYAM FIGHTING FOR IT, NOT US.

105:22[applause and cheering] Cuz he couldn't give a about Americans or America. All these people care about is the Greater Israel Project. WHY DON'T YOU GET THE OUT OF AMERICA if you love Israel so much and go live there?

105:35[applause and cheering] >> He's coming out with some candles.

105:43>> [laughter] >> I mean, might be interesting. I don't know.

105:49>> It smells like ass. [laughter] Smells like Hey, my but acid jizz.

105:54>> American national.

105:55>> Smells like >> Smells like Even Oh, that's good.

105:58Also, that's a good joke, too.

105:59>> Interest [laughter] has to be engaged in this process. And if you go into the process and you lose it and it's a complete war of choice, you have made things worse. The situation is >> okay. So then >> so then what? Watch this.

106:17>> Who uh who >> tried to assass?

106:19>> So they're talking about he's trying to pretend Iran was the one who tried to assassinate Donald Trump and Butler.

106:24What?

106:26>> Who uh who tried to assassinate him?

106:30>> Yeah.

106:31>> Tried to assassinate John Bolton.

106:33>> Tried to I mean [laughter] >> I'm telling you what's going on.

106:38What's going on is >> is I'm trying to get Americans to look lose a lot of their soldiers so we can have the Greater Israel Project because I don't give a about America. That's what's going on. I'm letting you know that's what's going on.

106:51>> What's going on?

106:53>> And after we do Lebanon, we're going to do Turkey. By the way, those these these two want to go to Turkey, but uh not for war, for their hair transplants.

107:01[laughter] Come on. I think these two guys met on Zionist Grinder. Am I right? [laughter] >> I didn't I didn't know Lacost made shirts in Triple X. I didn't know that.

107:17They do. Look at that. What I think is funny is that what Katon White says, he says, "Legit thought this was an OMPic before and after. [laughter] [cheering] Okay, [laughter] these this is how this is how the Zionists react. The ceasefire is disappointing. At the end of the day, these people of the West have prioritized their own needs over the liberation of people of Iran.

107:54I don't have enough fingers to count the amount of people who have ranted at me about gas prices for the last few weeks.

108:00Yeah, that's right. Uh yeah, imagine how many fingers you'd have if you were fighting the Iranians. You Anyway, I like this. This makes me sick.

108:09That peace. Oh, you know they have a ceasefire. I've got to throw up.

108:14[laughter] >> Anyway, those are Zionists.

108:20Um so Donald Trump says >> without us, without the United States, there would be no Israel. Without me, there would be no Israel. Because no other president was willing to do what I did.

108:31So that's what Israel wouldn't exist without Trump.

108:37>> If only we could do a wonderful life where Trump never existed to see if that were true. [laughter] >> But guess what? His his ambassador to Israel turns on him. Mike Huckabe says it right back to him. Watch this.

108:53>> It's also my job to represent the importance of Israel to the United States.

109:00This is just another reminder that it is your heritage without a doubt. But minister, it is also the heritage of the United States. Without Israel, without the Jewish Foundation, there would not be an America. We owe >> He's He's Come on. He's right. We're we're as American as baseball, falafel, and apple cougall.

109:31[laughter] He said, so Trump says there wouldn't be an Israel without America. He says there wouldn't be an America without is this is supposed to be representing the United States.

109:42>> This is exactly how he looks right before he fell Netanyahu.

109:47>> Yeah, >> it's true. It's true. Yeah.

109:50>> So, this is how this I guess this is how he thinks. [laughter] But [laughter] that's how he thinks when they were at the constitutional convention and that's what they were writing the Declaration of Independence.

110:08That's what it looks like. By the way, this is a p this is also a picture of every writer's room in Hollywood.

110:13Anyway, [laughter] I have a Holy I am going both barrels.

110:20[laughter] So anyway, all right, that was fun. That was good. That was just good, clean fun.

110:29[laughter] >> Above the belt for sure.

110:31>> That was above the belt.

110:33Um, oh, by the way, Joe, I don't want to bum anybody out, but Benjamin Netanyahu tweeted out, "As instructed, the IDF struck powerfully 150 Hezbollah targets in Lebanon and eliminated." So, they're still bombing. So, as predicted that Benjamin Netanyahu and the bloodthirsty Zionist maniac uh is not going to stop slaughtering Lebanon, they're trying to ethnically cleanse the south end of Lebanon of all the Shia Muslims so they can do their greater Israel project and so they can occupy it. Just like they want to occupy Gaza, just like they want to occupy Syria and they are and just like the West Bank and now it's Lebanon

111:09and then they're going to Turkey and then Egypt and then Saudi Arabia. That's the greater Israel. They're doing it.

111:14And so that's what this is. And of course, he's doing that to kill the peace deal, right? And in fact, well, I don't know if you know, the IRGC announced closure of the straight of Hormuz in response to Israel's attack.

111:26That just happened. That just happened.

111:28That's from today, June 19th. The conditions of the ceasefire in Lebanon and the withdrawal of US forces from the area have not been met by the United States. Ships approaching the strait will be targeted.

111:42>> [applause] >> So, who broke the ceasefire? Again, it wasn't Iran. It was the United States and Israel. Uh, and here's another one from the Hormuz letter. Iran has suspended its entire 60-day negotiation period with the US over the direct violation of theou's first clause. It's the f it's in the first line of theou that they have to stop all fighting including in Lebanon. And it's the first sentence and they did it right. So with Israeli attacks on southern Lebanon constituting a breach less than 24 hours after theou was electronically signed, uh Iran's negotiating delegation has already been preparing to depart for

112:20Switzerland to launch the first round of talks before Iran made the decision to suspend the entire trip. Iran will also not unilaterally fulfill its com commitments and until Iran is fully assured is attacks on Lebanon have stopped and the US has practically adhered to the first clause obligations talks remain cancelled. So that's where we're at now. Israel did it. They pulled it off. They killed the peace deal as of right now. They've done it.

112:51>> Well, you got to hand it to them. I mean, they were smart enough to electronically sign it. You didn't show up in person.

112:59>> Yeah. Right. Smart. If you [clears throat] show up in person, the the Israel is going to bomb you. Yep.

113:03Yeah. That's what's going to happen.

113:04>> You know, Jimmy, I just wanted to correct you. I think it's M O LGBTQ [laughter] plus.

113:13>> So, that's I just can't get over how effed up that is. And as predicted, they did it. and uh hopefully not. So the whole thing, you know, you've seen JD Vance and you've seen uh Donald Trump uh giving verbal reprimands to Netanyahu and Israel. And the first thing James Lee said when he came over today and he's like, "Hey, do you think any of that's real?" no, it's not real.

113:35It's at its theater and it's not real until Donald Trump cuts off the missiles and the weapons and the bombs and the money. That's when you'll know it's real. Until then, it's not real. And Donald Trump ain't never going to cut them off because he knows that Apac owns the Congress and they can destroy him and or they'll just Charlie Kirk him because that that he knows this. And so that's why they got him. They got Donald Trump somehow and he's controlled by them. It doesn't matter if it's Epstein files like that one MSAD agent said it was. It doesn't matter if it's they got dirt on his kids or what or if it's the

114:08money. Who knows? But it's they got him somehow and he's never going to cut Israeli off from the bombs or the money.

114:15And so I guess we're I don't know what's going to happen. I guess the straight of horses is going to stay closed. We're going to be paying $10 for a gallon of gas pretty soon and there's going to whole the whole world's going to go into a global depression. So winning.

114:32>> Oh, he's so tired. You're going to be so tired of winning.

114:36>> This is a really funny comedy show.

114:41>> It's It's a little of both. Okay.

114:43[laughter] Um, >> hey, uh, so just to let you know, Hillary Clinton is in the news again.

114:54>> So, Hillary Clinton, she was Joe Biden's key player in getting him reelected, right? In fact, here's a uh Joe and Kamla are the best people for the job of defending our democracy, fighting for our rights, and making sure everyone has a fair shot.

115:10join me in becoming a part of their re-election campaign starting today.

115:14So that so uh >> so here she goes. So by the way what what she means by that when she says that that they are the best people for the job. What Hillary means is that they were the best shot at keeping the adrenochrome supply flowing. Am I right?

115:33Come on.

115:35Uh but she's got some campaign advice for the Democrats. Here we go.

115:39>> He made a terrible mistake. He made a terrible mistake.

115:42>> She's talking about Joe Biden when he decided to run for president the second time.

115:46>> He made a terrible mistake. He made a terrible mistake for himself, his legacy, and for the country. Um, he had said that he would not run again.

115:56And you know, counterfactual narratives are always a bit tricky. But I believe if he had kept to that plan and said in say the late summer of 23 that he wasn't going to run, that he was going to pass, you know, the torch to the next generation, we would have had a real contest.

116:19I'd like when I ran in 2016.

116:22[laughter] >> By the way, taking presidential campaign advice from Hillary Clinton is it's like taking parallel parking advice from Tiger Woods. Am I right? Come on.

116:33[laughter] Here we go. And very sadly, I believe whoever emerged from that contest, whether it was the vice president or a governor or a senator or anybody else, would have beaten Donald Trump. So I think it >> yeah like anybody except me [laughter] you know because I famously lost that >> was a terrible miscalculation uh on the part uh of President Biden but once he didn't move uh and and did not you know admit that uh he had said he was going to step aside and then decided not to and held on for as long as he did. We were in a terrible dilemma.

117:24>> Yeah. Do we just bury him or what?

117:25[laughter] Hasn't moved for hours.

117:28>> But that's a long way to say that uh Kamla was an awful candidate, isn't it?

117:32Cuz that's basically what she's saying.

117:37>> It's It smells like uh death and destruction. [laughter] >> Like suicide.

117:42>> That's her cat. Yeah. It smells like It smells like her is rigged. That's what it smells like. [laughter] >> Uh, and then then people did this. First of all, [laughter] first of all, I don't think that uh I don't think that actually is AI. I think that's [laughter] that might be fake cuz her teeth look too good, right? Her teeth do look fantastic. This is every Democrat's reaction when they realize she's going to run again in 2028. That's a that [laughter] I bet she does run again.

118:17>> Uh Hillary blaming Biden now is peak establishment cowardice. The party protected him, discouraged a real primary, ignored what voters could plainly see, then waited after until after the loss to discover accountability. You don't get to help defend the machine and then pretend you were warning everyone from outside it.

118:36She was the biggest cheerleader for that and she didn't say a thing and now she's like, "Oh yeah, I knew it." They would have just did it differently. And by the way, if you think about this, the thing that drives me nuts is people who uh I just saw Medie Hassan do this. He blamed Theo Vaughn and Joe Rogan for helping get Trump elected. As if, by the way, people had a choice. He's not angry at the Democrats for rigging the last three primaries where people could have actually had a choice. So now people don't have a choice. They rigged it against Bernie Sanders. He did nothing. They rigged it against him

119:08again in 2020. And then in 2024 didn't even have a primary. So a medsan, they didn't have a choice because the Democrats made sure they rigged their primaries. So they didn't have a choice. You want to be pissed off at a PODCASTER OR YOU WANT TO BE PISSED OFF AT people who actually take hundreds of millions of dollars from the establishment WF billionaire class to rig their own primary so voters don't have a choice. And it doesn't matter who we vote for.

119:35Oh, really? It would have been better if we voted for Kla Harris, who was at the current league doing A GENOCIDE. THAT'S YOUR MORAL VICTORY, you stupid lying piece of They didn't have a choice. [cheering] [applause] >> You know, you know, Jimmy, I was thinking and I'm applaud.

119:57[laughter] >> God damn it.

120:01[cheering and applause] Thank you.

120:06>> You know, I I was >> stick it right in her candle. [laughter] >> You know, I I was thinking, you know, what can be?

120:15>> I'm burdened by what has been [laughter] >> Why are you criticizing our democracy?

120:28[screaming and groaning] >> [laughter] >> Uh, so, uh, how did her campaign actively pro? Remember in 2016 she propped up Donald Trump. It was called the pipe piper strategy because they didn't think they could beat Jeb Bush, but they thought they could beat Donald Trump. So, they got all their minions in the press to write about Donald Trump and prop him up so then they could have their win over Donald Trump. But, of course, she's actually more repulsive to the country than Donald Trump was. And so, she lost. Isn't that Yeah. So, uh, so, so the Dems haven't learned any lessons in decades. Well, I think no,

121:05the Dems have learned. It's the Democratic voters that haven't learned. Uh, just like dedicated Republican voters haven't learned from pre President Shabas [laughter] It's a Kurt Mezer joke. You could tell.

121:19But, uh, but I like when he says, "Hey, Hillary blaming Biden now is peak establishment cowardice." No. Uh Pete Cowardice was when the Epstein files came out and no one rioted. How about that?

121:34>> Exactly right.

121:36>> What happened?

121:36>> This woman's She should be my She's my Ed McMahon.

121:40[laughter] >> If there was anyone on earth that is an expert at running a bad presidential campaign that ends up crippling the Democratic party, it's definitely Hillary Clinton. Definitely. Uh by the way, what was the pipe piper strategy?

121:54It was the 2015 Clinton campaign plan shared with the DNC to elevate extreme or outside aer Republican primary candidate, including Trump, believing they would be easier for Hillary Clinton to beat in the general election. This is from Grock. In short, it was a it was a calculated and ultimately failed effort to engineer a weak Republican nominee by helping elevate Trump and other pipe pipers who would lead the party for toward positions seemed as toxic in the general election. So, it didn't work.

122:20So, the big idea, but not only did that uh but I thought, by the way, I thought the pi piper strategy was trying to get Trump to run and beat Bernie. Meanwhile, Hillary would be at the Comet Pizza eating a kid's face. That's what I thought. [laughter] Come on. Come on. That's a Kirk joke.

122:38Anyway, >> uh anyway, so the pipe I have one more pi piper joke, but I don't know. I thought the pi piper strategy in the comedy world that's known as giving Bill Maher his own show on HBO. Am I right?

122:55[laughter] >> Yes.

122:58[applause] >> So here is what actually happened in the 20. So this is to nobody blames the Democratic party. They like to blame Joe Rogan or Theo Vaughn or Andrew Schultz or whatever or me. They like to blame people for Donald Trump winning but they'll never blame the powerful people who rigged three pime. We haven't had a primary in the Democratic party. The last three presidential elections, they haven't had a primary because this one they rigged. Remember? So, this is the Wyoming caucus. Bernie, he beat her by 12 percentage points.

123:28>> Remember that >> she got more delegates because the Democrats have superdelegates to make sure that someone who represents workers can never be elected. That's the whole point. So, nobody car. So they don't So again, Betty Hassan is not going to about the Democratic primaries or the Democratic party, the powerful people rigging their own p. He's going to wag his finger at goddamn podcasters, people with no power at all.

123:53And so there, and by the way, if you lose to a Jew in Wyoming by 12 points, [laughter] I think it's time to rig it. [laughter] I mean, they even MSNBC couldn't take it. I don't I don't know. I've played this on the show before, but not for like 10 years. Let's listen to this. Is Joe Scarboro being pissed and and ma watch this.

124:21>> And look, he wins by 12 points. I tell you, I would not do well as a Democratic politician. He wins by 12 points. He may not even pick up a single delegate. It's seven to six now with a remaining delegate to be decided later. I'm sorry, that's a crushing victory.

124:38>> I know. And listen, I think that with the superdelegates that they have, I think she only has to win 30% of the, you know, they have to get 30% of the vote in the remaining contest. I mean, talk about voters feeling like a system might be rigged.

124:52>> Why are you Yeah. You know why they feel it might be rigged? Cuz it's sucking rigged.

124:58>> And here's there's one more here.

125:00>> If you're driving car right now, we've been talking about rigged systems. We're putting up right now a graphic. Bernie Sanders wins 56- 44% in Wyoming. The delegates [clears throat] rewarded Hillary Clinton 11, Bernie Sanders 7.

125:16Why does the Democratic Party even have voting booths?

125:20>> So that Yes. [cheering] [applause] >> And that, ladies and gentlemen, is known as the last honest moment on MSNBC.

125:34Okay, we got to get out of here. Uh, but I have one more thing I want to talk to you about. Uh, this is Terry Bradshaw.

125:41In case you don't know Terry Bradshaw, uh, he was basically he's known as the thinking man's Rob Gronowski.

125:50You got to know football to get that joke. Anyway, he's not the brightest he's not the sharpest knife in the knife thing. And uh [laughter] >> so here he's on Joe Rogan and at first I thought he was going to get he they start talking about Ivormect and co and I thought Terry Bradshaw got it cuz he like he does like a fake out. At first you think he's Well, let's watch. Here we go.

126:16>> I got in trouble one time for saying uh people were having during the COVID thing and they were taking Ivormectum.

126:23You may have taken Ivormectum >> and I gave up. I I didn't know any better. I thought I knew, but I didn't know.

126:31>> But I we I used to give it to the cattle, >> right?

126:36>> That's what >> Yeah.

126:38>> And I had a Now, speaking of brains, this is true. We were in Hawaii. I run into a brain surgeon and he says, "Are you okay with the CO thing?" And I said, "Um, I had it, got over it. You know, I'm all right now." And he says, "Well," he says, "Boy, I tell you." He said I take ivormect man that's been I said brain surgeon and I said to him obviously I said really you it's a cattle dewormer Ivormect kills parasites so I just left it at that and I walked away going brain search [laughter] I never could rationalize that kind of thinking but >> so let's remember Terry Bradshaw played football when they still use leather

127:22helmets okay So, here we are, 2026.

127:29He still doesn't understand that he was lied to about Ivormectton. Like, every one of my other Hollywood friends don't understand that they were lied to about Ivormectton. And nor do they care that they were li and there he is. He's saying this brain surgeon.

127:44[laughter] I'm not I'm not about to listen to some brain surgeon.

127:52[laughter] I I got to get a second opinion from the lifeguard.

127:57Oh, Cabana boy, what do you think about Ivormectton?

128:01I got some brains.

128:04>> So Joe Joe straightens him up. So Joe straightens him out.

128:06>> Yeah.

128:07>> Well, you know, Ivormectton won the Nobel Prize for human beings for use in human beings.

128:11>> No, I didn't know.

128:12>> Yeah, it's good.

128:13>> I think I wonder if it would help with Terry Bradshaw's dementia >> for yellow fever, deni fever. Um, it's an antiarasitic that also has antiviral properties.

128:25>> I didn't know that. Obviously, I wasn't as well informed as you are.

128:29>> Yeah. [laughter] Well, >> no [laughter] >> Honestly, did not know that you that a human and takes me.

128:41>> But I I will say >> it's actually invented for humans.

128:43>> Yeah, I actually did know that. And I and I'm thankful that I didn't argue with anybody. He wasn't the only one that told me that. Well, the problem was it was that was a narrative that was all over the news is that it was horse dewormer. And if you're a person who works with animals, with horses, cows, I only knew it was cattle.

128:58>> It's a it is a dewormer. But that's like saying penicellin is a veterinary medicine. No. Well, they use penicellin on on animals. They also use penicellin on humans. It's like it's medicine.

129:09We're mammals. We have similar medicines. That's what ivormectin is.

129:12It's it stops viral replication. And that's the benefit that >> was proven to stop. Was it proven?

129:19There's a ton of studies. There's a lot of people that have written books. I'm not the guy to talk about it, but there's >> a lot of evidence that the reason why they were not telling people to take ivormectin is because they wanted everybody to get vaccinated. And I got one over here. Thank you. But the reason why they wanted to get everyone to get vaccinated is not because it was effective. It's because they wanted to make a lot of money. And that's what they did.

129:38>> Well, when you're talking about drugs, you're talking >> a lot of money.

129:44[applause] >> Wow. I'm shocked that the big pharma would lie to us to make a lot of money.

129:49Who?

129:50>> I don't.

129:51>> Jimmy, I used to work for big farmer.

129:52You know this.

129:53>> I know that. James Lee worked for big pharma.

129:56>> Yep.

129:57>> The money.

129:58>> So that's why it's ironic that you brought that up because I got caught in the crossfires of the ivormectton >> And see I but I you knew more [clears throat] about it than I did because I had to find a farmer. That's all I'd used it for. I used it for very [clears throat] effective as a dewormer.

130:15Yeah, >> but it it it also stops viral replication and >> but I wasn't going to take it. I don't care if they have said this is I wasn't going to take that.

130:22>> You wouldn't take it even if it was prescribed to you by your doctor.

130:26>> Well, that'd be a different story, >> right? Well, prescribed to me.

130:30>> But I'm married to a doctor and my doctor said we're not taking him.

130:36>> Yeah. What? Yeah. His wife is a doctor and still What the >> I feel like I'm as dumb as he is now.

130:44Just listening to him made me dumber.

130:46[laughter] >> I think when Fox pays you 5 million a year, you overlook things like affordable medicine and genocide.

130:53>> Yeah. Ah, wow. I thought this supposed to be a comedy show. [laughter] >> Uh, so I asked Groc I asked Grock, I said, "Um, hey, are there studies saying Ivormectin has antiviral properties?"

131:08Yes, there are multiple peer-reviewed studies demonstrating that Ivormectin has antiviral properties particularly in laboratory in vitro settings against ranges of virus broadspectctrum antiviral activity. A 2020 systematic review summarized decades of research showing Ivormectin's effects on various RNA viruses Zika deni yellow fever westnile HIV1 influenza SARS Kovv2 and some DNA viruses mech decades they've known this they've been studying this for decades that's how big of a lie they told about ivormectin and everybody I know in Hollywood still believes that lie because you know they're good people and

131:48>> I think that list that list is actually the LGBT thing that [laughter] >> ZDL ZDL w >> famous uh famous in vitro SARS KV2 study a widely cited 2020 paper by Cali at all found that Ivormectin inhibited SARS Kovv2 replication in cell culture achieving a 5,000fold reduction in viral RNA within 48 hours at certain concentrations. So they know they've known this they know this they kept lying. So then I asked, are there current credible studies that show Ivormectin could be effective in treating certain cancers? Yes, these are credible pre-clinical studies showing potential anti-cancer effects in

132:31ivormectin, but human clinical evidence remains very limited and preliminary as of mid 2026. Multiple peer-reviewed reviews of studies 2425 demonstrate that Ivormectin can inhibit cancer cell proliferation induce aptosis which is programmed cell deaths and reduce med metastasis in various cell lines target perhaps like uh so you get it I can't read that [laughter] >> I got Terry got Terry Bradshaw bra >> and so potentially it re uh reverses is drug resistance like chemotherapy like I can't say that and the synergize with other treatments. So recent 2025 reviews oncology reports summarize these mechanisms and call Ivormectin a

133:22promising repurposing candidate due to its established safety profile as an anti. So it's already known to be super safe and so that's why they want to use it because it treats cancer. Not only does it treat all kinds of viruses, including Iber, including COVID, it also now could kill cancer. And still, my friends in Hollywood think it's a horse dewormer, just like Terry Bradshaw. It gets better. So now I asked I asked Grock because I because I also talked to him about hydroxychloroquin and he admitted it also treats uh I said so now if you were an investigator or a detective trying to find the people who

133:57lied and potentially committed medical crimes criminal acts during COVID knowing what you know who would you investigate as truth seeking investigator not a conspiracy here's how I would approach it methodically core questions did key individuals and inst institutions knowingly mislead the public, suppress viable early treatments, overstate risk benefits, or prioritize institutional financial interests over evidence-based medicine potentially causing unnecessary harm or deaths. This is about possible malfeasants, negligence or regulatory capture, not automatically criminal acts which requires proving intent corruption

134:36or clear violation of law. The top priorities for investigating in rough order, Anthony Fouchy First one they would was Anthony Fouchy uh role his role in gain of function research funding and lab leak narrative management public statements on masks vaccines natural immunity and treatments coordination with social media and tech companies on censorship on the bus pressure culture described by insiders like Paul off it. He said that you had to be on the bus or off the bus with Fouchy. You couldn't disagree with anything he said or you were off the bus. And that's what that refers to. Uh our FDA leadership, especially former

135:17CBER director Peter Marx and senior officials handling of emergency use authorization decisions to revoke hydroxychloricquin emergency use authorization while keeping others horse and fish tank cleaner style messages versus known human approval of both drugs. Vaccine approvals and recommendations for low-risk groups despite known myocarditis signals. CDC leadership, including former director Michelle Winsky and current former staff, changing definitions of what a vaccine is, what a pandemic is, hospitalization and death counting methods, mask and school closure guidance, suppression of dissenting

135:53scientists like the great Bington declaration, key repurposed drugs, decision makers, officials involved in the ivormectin and hydroxychloricquin clinical trial design. So what he's saying there is that they rigged the trials to make them fail. That's what he's talking about. those who are coordinated this aggressive public campaign against both drugs. So there's one more. So he goes pharmaceutical companies fizer, mona, merc and gile clinical trials design transparency data withholding and postmarketing surveillance influence of regulatory bodies pricing and lobbying around uh price uh pricing and lobbying around

136:28novel products versus off- patent drugs.

136:31major medical journals and consensus gatekeepers like the New England Journal of Medicine, Lancet, JAMAMA, especially they redacted flawed papers on hydroxychloroquin and ivormectin mata.

136:43So they wrote these at the beginning of COVID, they printed these articles in their medical journals that said hydroxychloroquin didn't work in ivor and then they retracted them years later. So they know they were they were doing the and their role in shaping the settled science narrative. tech platforms and media.

137:01This is what Grock would do if he was investigating the COVID scandal.

137:05Coordinated censorship of doctors, amplification of misinformation labels on repurposed drugs while promoting official narratives. Paul Offett and other insider experts as a witness not primary target. His admissions about the on the bus mentality are useful for understanding group dynamics. So finally investigate angles I would pursue. I'd look at emails, Slack messages, internal documents, FOYA, congressional subpoenas, whistleblowers showing awareness that messaging was misleading, financial conflicts, grants, consulting fees, royalties, postgovernment jobs, risk benefit analysis that were allegedly ignored for low-risisk

137:41populations, suppression patterns, why certain doctors lost licenses or faced investigations while others did not.

137:48Harm metrics, excess deaths, vaccine injury reports, missed early treatment opportunities.

137:54Important reality check. Many of these actions look more like group think, careerism, panic, and institutional self-preservation than grand criminal conspiracy. Incompetence and overconfidence can cause massive harm without meeting the legal threshold for criminal acts. However, if evidence shows deliberate suppression of safe, cheap treatments while knowing they had potential benefit or knowingly misleading lowrisk groups about vaccines that accountability, civil, regulatory, or in extreme cases criminal would be justified. Bottom line, I would start with Fouchy, the FDA, the CDC leadership, and pharma influences

138:33networks using subpoenas, forensic document review, and protected whistleblower testimony. The goal isn't to get people, but to expose systemic failures so they don't repeat. This is what a serious investigator would do.

138:45The public deserves full transparency on all of them.

138:50[applause] >> Really?

138:56>> And and I just asked one one last thing.

138:58I said, "So what was the infection fatality rate for people under 70 prevaccine and after?" So prevaccine the under 70.09%.

139:12>> Some say 0.03 under 60 was 0.034%.

139:18Post vaccine it was uh let's see let's go down. It was uh I have dropped dramatically blah blah. Oh there it is.

139:25Uh frequently 0.01%.

139:30So uh the summary just the key numbers prevaccine under 70 0.09% prevaccine under 60 0.03 post vaccine omocron era substantially lower typically 0.05 often 0.01%.

139:50It was not it was the flu or less. It wasn't even that. And so let's just remember average seasonal flu under 70 0.01% to 0.04%.

140:03So that's almost exactly what COVID was.

140:07And remember, nobody got the flu during CO cuz the flu was afraid to come out and get CO. [laughter] So I just want to leave you with this tonight. I just want to leave you what Charlie Kirk said about all of this. am going to continue to ask the question a 20our response in a country the size of New Jersey. That that begs a big explanation and more importantly America is significantly underwriting the Israeli government $4 billion a year. We as American taxpayers deserve answers to this.

140:36>> We deserve answers. Also, if we're going to get into a regional or world war based on an intel failure. So, um I mean we pay for this. What are we buying?

140:47Right. I got smeared as a Jew hater, an anti-semite, and conspiracy theorist because I said exactly what I just said.

140:54And I refused to back down despite all the smears thrown at me because I learned during co I learned when they told us that it came from a bat in the Himalayas. I learned when they told us the vaccine was safe and effective. I learned when they told us that Ivormectum was horsepaced that you better keep asking questions because it's the only thing that keeps us free.

141:14Thank you so much. And don't let anybody shame you. Keep asking questions. It's the only When someone tries to shut you down and shame you for asking questions, tell them to go themselves and go back to Israel because we're Americans and we can question any thing [cheering] we want to question.

141:31[applause] >> Thank you for coming out. I hope you had fun. Did you have a good time?

141:36[cheering] >> Help me thank my panel. Jane Austin, Bernardet Paulie, James Lee, Stephano. I love you. Love each other. the media. I'll see you in August 30th at our next live battle show. Thanks for coming out. Good night everybody.

141:49[applause and cheering]