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14:33Look at who is in this seat. Happy Friday everyone. If this comes as a surprise to you to see me sitting here, I want you to know it also comes as a surprise to me.
14:46Um, today Jimmy had somewhere to be very last minute. He's sorry he couldn't make it. I I stepped in and I was like, I'm going to I'm going to make this show my And um and Chris stepped in as well.
15:03>> Oh yes. Hello.
15:05>> How are you?
15:06>> Uh Jimmy, congrat congrats on your sex change operation. That's [laughter] great.
15:11>> When Jimmy comes back, he's going to be even more beautiful than usual. Um Chris, yes, Chris, thank you for for being here, for sitting in with me.
15:20Chris Keen, of course, of the Keen Observations. Everybody, check out his channel. Um, who needs caffeine when you have anxiety? [laughter] Uh, Chris, are you ready? You ready to get crazy here?
15:35>> Very excited. I'm sure it's a it's a happy news day. It >> is a every day. Every day here at the Jimmy Door Show is a happy news day. We make it a happy news day. Um, okay.
15:46Well, without further ado, um, let us get right to it. Hey, I am Misha Pollen, one of the producers here at the Jimmy Door Show, filling in for Jimmy. I have Chris Keen with me of the Keen Observations.
16:03>> Yes. Hello.
16:03>> Uh, hey everybody. Did you see everyone at Well, not everyone. Did you see 70some delegates walk out on Netanyahu at the UN yesterday? Let's check it out.
16:17Power to the people breaking. Almost every country has just walked out of the United Nations to protest Benjamin Netanyahu's speech. The world does not stand with Israel. The world stands with Palestine.
16:32Oh, shoot. Israel, it's not looking good for you.
16:39They should have been nicer. You should have been nice. Haven't you seen all of the many movies with bullies? It never works out for them in the end.
16:47Uh let's let's take a look. Here they go.
17:01Look at them all.
17:08And there there's chanting. I don't know what that is.
17:12[cheering] >> He handles it well. See, if I have everybody walking out on me, I would I would be more upset. He >> I didn't know Hamas was in charge of all those countries. That's crazy. Oh my god.
17:23>> They're really extending their reach.
17:24They're in every country now.
17:26>> They're more powerful than you think.
17:28[laughter] >> Oh. Oh. So, these are the 77 countries whose delegations left the UN General Assembly Hall during Netanyahu's speech.
17:38There are 18 Arab countries. Just look at them all. Should I read them? Should I try to pronounce everything today?
17:44Syria, [snorts] Palestine, Jordan, Lebanon, Iraq, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Kuwait, Oman, Yemen, Egypt, Sudan, Tunisia, Algeria, Libya, Morit, Moritania, I should have stopped sooner, Somalia, Kamorus, and Asia and Turkey also 14 countries from there. Turkey, Iran, Pakistan, Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Indonesia, Malaysia, the Mald Dives. You see them? Look at them. Look at them. Look at them everyone. Usbekistsan.
18:19Uh, non-Arab countries. 20 of those.
18:23These are a lot. There's There's Djibouti.
18:28There's Chad, which is always like there's always like a jerk in a TV show named Chad.
18:34Um, Holy Guacamole, as we say in California.
18:42Uh, also Latin American and Caribbean countries. 17 of these. Bise. Went there on my honeymoon. Um, Colombia. Look at all this. As Jimmy says, Nicaragua.
18:56>> Wow. Isn't that amazing?
18:58>> A lot of terrorists out there, folks.
19:00They're in charge of all every country on the face of the planet. All anti-semites. And um I'm scared for Israel right now. I really am.
19:08>> Yeah. Or maybe this was a sign of respect. You know, they want they wanted to give Netanyahu the floor. They're like, "We He's on stage. We have to let him go. We gota We don't want to interrupt, >> right? We don't want to steal the show."
19:19>> Yeah. We don't want to steal the show from from Ben. You know, let's let him speak. This, you know, people say this is an anti-Israel thing. It's not. It was >> I didn't even I love how you look at this because I wouldn't have even thought of that.
19:32>> Yeah.
19:33>> Um Oh my gosh, there's more. Europe, six countries. North Macedonia, San Marino, Slovenia, Bosnia and Herzo Vina, Spain, Ireland, Oceania, O Ocean Oiana.
19:53Look at this everyone [laughter] look at all these words.
20:00Uh this is Mashid Suen says prominent Muslim countries missing from the list of countries which walked out. You've got the UAE, Bahrain, Morocco, Azerbaijan. Chris, I know how you feel about them.
20:15>> Oh, they're great. [laughter] >> Uh Tajikistan and Kazakhstan.
20:24So what what is in it for what is in it for these guys? What is in it for the UAE to stick around? They just like they really love our tomahawk missiles.
20:33They're like, "Ah, I don't want you to stop selling those to me."
20:36Or like they really want to they want to keep hosting our militaries, so they're like, "We want to keep being targets.
20:43[laughter] We're going to stay."
20:49What is it?
20:51Allen says, "I made a map of the 77 countries that participated in a mass walkout at the UN before Benjamin Netanyahu's speech. What do you notice?"
21:02H What do we notice? What do we notice?
21:05That it's um that it's a lot that it is most um wow. What do you notice, Chris? You notice that it's red?
21:16>> I didn't know there were this many Hamas terrorists out there. They're they're they're invading everywhere. They're This is out of control.
21:22>> This is out of control.
21:24>> They're We I thought they were just sleeper cells and now they are just popping up everywhere.
21:31>> Glenn Greenwald. Huge parts of the world walked out on one of the most justly hated demons on the planet, Netanyahu.
21:40While about a handful of countries, plus small delegations from a few of us's paid off tiny colonies remain in an empty hall. That looks like the crowd at my last comedy show. That's what that [laughter] looks like.
21:53[gasps] >> Uh, see, that's why I don't do comedy when that's the crowd at every comedy show I've ever done. You know, I love that uh that this happened, right?
22:04Yes. Get get some Israel or no, everyone else to Israel. Um, but at the same time, I am kind of pissed off that it didn't happen when Trump spoke the other day.
22:15I this might be a very controversial thing to say. I hate Trump more than I hate Netanyahu.
22:22>> There you go. I'm cool with that.
22:24>> Right. Um I >> I don't know. How do you look at this though and and not think like when the whole world is against you? How do you I'm just wondering the justification in someone's mind like I know I was joking, oh they're all Hamas or whatever, but what is the justification of like you know what I mean that gets you to look at that and be like no I'm we're still on the right side [laughter] here. Um I don't know. It's crazy.
22:47>> Well, uh >> it's like when I talk to people who are like who voted for Trump and they're still on board, you know, it's like are you not looking at what he's done? I mean, he literally did the opposite of everything he said he was going to do.
22:59It's an it's that's an objective fact.
23:01It's not like that's an opinion, you know, and u when people look at that, I'm always like, how are you still on board for this? And that's how I feel about looking at this, you know what I mean?
23:10>> Well, I uh for one, I think of Netanyahu at at least sounds like I'm defending him. At least he is sort of um he is doing what he thinks what some from from an Israeli perspective is best for Israel, right? All of those wars somehow from a certain Israeli perspective, good for Israel, terrible for the United States.
23:38>> How I don't even understand how anyone can think that. You know what I mean?
23:40Like these have uh what Israel has done has caused all this. This this is why there's this rise in in anti-Israel sentiment and um and there is a rise in anti-semitism, I think. And I think Israel is the biggest reason for that.
23:56what they've done in Gaza. uh and the fact that we fund it here in America um that creates a lot of um animosity I think towards the country and and for people who are misguided that can turn into anti-semitism >> and you know uh so I don't know how do you see the whole world walking out and go oh I'm I'm doing the right thing here yeah this is working you know I'm really protecting Israel right now this is not if I was I would not think this is good but whatever I wish I had Netanyahu's confidence, you know? If I had I would be on top of the world, literally.
24:33>> He's got like hot girl confidence.
24:34>> He does. He has hot girl confidence.
24:36>> Hot girl confidence. Yeah.
24:38[laughter and gasps] >> Let's see what we else What else we have?
24:41TRT World. An Israeli diplomat was seen moving through the UN General Assembly Hall and documenting the countries and delegations that walked out during Prime Minister Netanyahu's address. Dozens of delegations left the chamber with unofficial reports putting the number at around 77, but the UN has not released an official final list of the delegations involved. So, he's just like absent absent.
25:08>> Yeah, I would uh throw out your pagers if you're if you're in those countries.
25:13>> Get rid of your pagers, folks. You're uh you might be >> in for an attack, I think. [laughter] >> So, um I think I think we might even show that later. Let's see. Um here's this dead in war and thousands of other terrorists who suffer.
25:29>> Ireland is gone.
25:31>> They're all gone, too.
25:34>> The remaining terrorists.
25:35>> Yep.
25:37>> Okay. I'm going to bomb them. Going to bomb them.
25:40>> This is so sick.
25:41>> We are going to get a a wildfire. We're gonna bomb them.
25:45>> That's like a kid going around and seeing who didn't show up to his birthday party. You know what I mean?
25:50What the hell was [laughter] that?
25:52Um, uh, yeah. Oh, here is Candace to sort of sort of wrap this up here. A century of brainwashing is now over.
26:04But Candace Owen says, "Let's listen.
26:10Just fantastic.
26:13Just fantastic to see this." I mean they they invested so much in brainwashing [music] us via a school system. I mean this was this was a decadesl long project. I mean, you could say this was a almost a century long project really since World War II and making sure that people in the west were constantly sympathetic to the state of Israel via sort of Holocaust brainwashing that being the main focus of what we learn in school and actually realizing that so much of World War II is about establishing this pariah state of Israel which has nothing to do with Judaism because these are ball worshippers. They are this is obviously
26:46a demonic occult state that just seeks to murder people. And it's so funny to watch BB like a dinosaur try to use that same conditioning that we have broken out of. We don't accept this anymore. We it doesn't work on us. Trying to oh it's it's like 9/11. It's just like the Holocaust. Using these comparisons and trying to draw up emotion in us after we have seen what you are capable of in Palestine.
27:11>> Boom.
27:14>> Worshiping ball sounds kind of awesome honestly. you know, >> is worshiping ball or balls?
27:20>> Isn't that what she said?
27:21>> Which one? Which which one did you say was awesome?
27:22>> Oh, both are kind of awesome. Honestly, I live in West Hollywood. So, [gasps] >> um, you know, it certainly there certainly has been a massive project going on for a very long time to propaganda propagandize us. I mean, from the very from being a little kid, all of the like Christmas songs that mention Israel and I I can't even I can't even think of them right now, but you know, or or gosh, what was that movie about?
27:52There's like a movie about Moses. I just feel like these were these were part of my childhood, like these cartoony thing.
27:59>> Yeah, I know what you mean.
28:00>> Yeah. Um I certainly >> I certainly thought Jews were the chosen people at one point. Like I don't like what does that even mean? But as a non-Jew, I thought that I believed that. That's kind of amazing, right?
28:15>> Yeah. I mean, I we grew up watching tons of movies on this stuff. Uh I grew up on Schindler's List and all that stuff. And I mean, I love those movies. And obviously, it's I don't Yeah, I don't know. I I definitely we're definitely taught to think a certain way about what's going on in uh that area of the world. And uh >> and like Holocaust aside, which obviously terrible thing. I mean, just the religious part of it, growing up.
28:41Oh, I see. Um, having gone to church as a kid and and being brainwashed to believe that somehow the the Jewish religion and the Christian religion are somehow complimentary. And um >> I thankfully know very little about religion, Misha. So [laughter] I >> Well, hey, I think most people who are involved in religion also know very little about religion. You know, >> I grew up going to like I'm Armenian, so we went to like an Armenian Christian church, but [clears throat] I remember very little of it. I was just mad that I couldn't watch cartoons on Sunday morning. [laughter] >> Um, but yeah, no, this has been the
29:19narrative that it's it's combined and all that for since I was a kid. Yeah.
29:23>> Yeah.
29:24>> Um, >> and I guess >> it's weird that religion is supposed to bring people together and then it ends up >> causing all this fighting and war and terrible things happening.
29:33>> Yes. I yeah, I'm not I'm not I'm not a I'm not a fan of religion anymore. I would say I was Are you an Are you an atheist or what? I I'm an agnostic. Like I feel like there's no way you can know what this is and where we go and all that stuff.
29:49>> Uh I'm certainly not. I wouldn't say I'm an atheist. Um if I were one of those, it would be agnostic, but no, I I have a relationship with a higher power.
29:59>> Oh, nice. Okay.
30:00>> Um I'll introduce you. Um. [laughter] Um. All right, everyone. So, did that make you excited? Does it do you are you freaking stoked to see all those delegates walk out on Netanyahu? Um, I am. I'm also pissed off they didn't walk out on uh on Trump. I think the Iranian delegates did. Maybe some others, but he also deserved a massive walk out.
30:26So, uh but but still, this was a big win. This is exciting for the world. uh really demonstrates a new era. Let us know what you think, how happy you are.
30:38On a scale from 1 to 10, I want to see numbers in this comment section. 1 to 10, how happy did this make you? All right, over to Chris.
30:46>> Yes. All right, we have some super chats here. Uh, Vienticus Prime says, "Everything's a scam. Everything's a lie. Everything's hypocrisy, and so you don't comply."
30:57All right. Vius Prime says, "Netanyahu, where were you when the Martians invaded, forced forced all of our men to wear tutus, and prevented our women from wearing overwhelming layers of goddy makeup?" Well, now I'm just hard. I mean, come on now. Vientus, we're trying to do a show. All right. Vientus Prime says, "You see, they really walked out because of an Israeli weapon. It turns out Netanyahu's voice causes IBS.
31:28[laughter] That's That's a fun time. Maybe that's what happened to Jimmy's ass.
31:34>> It's He's listening too much Netanyahu.
31:36>> Well, of course. [laughter] >> All right. Bman says, "Remember, Israelis are not Semites, but Arabs are, and it's a language."
31:48>> All right, that's fun. Um, Wasim Girani says, "Those Christmas songs mentioned Palestine until they changed it after 1948."
32:00>> Oh, is that right?
32:01>> Yeah, I did not know that. That's interesting, man. That's crazy. Uh, that's all the super chats. Did you want to go to a break?
32:08>> Um, go to a quick break. I will I I have not officially pulled this up yet.
32:13>> Cool.
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33:38>> How's that? How's that, Andrew? We good?
33:41Okay, everyone. Welcome back. Let me fix this. We're fixing things behind the scenes. Um, all right, everyone. Welcome back. Like I said, said it twice. Should I say a third third time for good luck?
33:54[laughter] Welcome back. Uh I'm [laughter] This is This is going well.
34:03>> Killing it.
34:04>> I'm Misha, one of the producers here at the Jimmy Door Show. I have Chris Keen of Keen Observations sitting in with me.
34:11>> What's up, everybody?
34:12>> As we just saw, 77 or so delegates walked out on Netanyahu's speech at the UN. Let's listen to what you could have heard had you just stuck around.
34:29Zitio Benjamin Netanyahu is making his speech at the UN where a large-scale walkout just took place. Netanyahu lashed out at the delegations leaving calling them moral cowards.
34:44>> Before I begin, just a quick announcement.
34:49If there are any other moral cowards who haven't yet left this hall, please do so now. Thank you very much.
35:00>> Oh, those countries must have just bombed 20,000 children. That That's what That's [laughter] >> They're moral cowards. That must be what they're up to.
35:09>> Exactly. Exactly. Um, has the UN has the has the Israeli UN delegation ever walked out on a speaker?
35:20Yes, they have also been moral cowards. The Israeli delegation has walked out of speeches at the United Nations, including very recently at the September 2026 UN General Assembly. Israel's delegation left during Turkish president uh Erdogan's address after he urged countries to recognize Palestine.
35:42According to contemporaneous reporting, >> everybody's a snowflake at the end of the day. No one wants to hear, you know, what they don't want to hear.
35:52>> Exactly. You know, if if you're going to talk about um obliterating other countries, if pe other people just get too sensitive to that. [laughter] you know.
36:06Um, here's more from Netanyahu. Hotspot.
36:09Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu says accusing Israel of genocide is the greatest lie of the century.
36:20>> It will take time. It will take time to vanquish the lies.
36:25It will take time for the world to acknowledge what is so plain to see.
36:32They've been at this for um for for decades, but it'll take time. We're still working on continuing this uh brainwashing operation >> that Hamas used Palestinian civilians as human shields. That it used hospitals, schools, mosques as terrorist command posts, that is sold much of the food we let into Gaza.
36:57And while Hamas did everything possible to keep Palestinian civilians in harm's way, often at gunpoint, >> you know, all of this, let's just say for the sake of of the argument, everything Netanyahu says is true and always has been true. Hamas has like a really good PR person and Israel has a really bad PR person because we're always hearing we're we're always seeing Israel do absolutely heinous acts.
37:28>> Yes.
37:29>> And not really seeing that from Hamas these days. So I don't know maybe get a new PR >> I just looked this up. 80% of structures in the Gaza Strip are are destroyed. So that's a lot of uh terrorists hiding everywhere. I mean, I it's just ridiculous that the we've seen the photos and the videos. Everyone has seen this. I don't know how we can sit around and act like I mean, I guess this excuse that everybody's a terrorist. That's >> I was just going to say, Chris, you do know that the children are terrorists.
37:57>> Yeah, exactly. A 5-year-old is a terrorist now. So, >> don't be naive.
38:03>> Israel did everything possible to get them out of harm's way.
38:07>> Oh, that's nice. We sent millions [laughter] of text messages warning civilians to leave combat.
38:13>> You didn't get my text. I texted you.
38:16[laughter] [clears throat] >> We made millions of phone calls. We dropped millions of leaflets.
38:23>> We dropped millions of leaflets and then we went and and then we told you to leave that location and then we bombed the place that you went to.
38:30>> Is that part of the Verizon plan? You get [laughter] like a pre- genocide text. Sign up today. Get your pre genocide text. um >> get warned when they're going to bomb you.
38:40>> Amazing, >> right? What whatever those like rates do apply. But [laughter] >> I want to ask you some questions.
38:49What genocidal regime gives a million polio vaccinations to the enemy's population?
38:57What genocidal regime enables the distribution of 2 million tons of food into Gaza? That's a ton for every person.
39:07>> Listen, your head's going to get blown off, but at least you won't have polio.
39:11All right, >> that's right.
39:12>> We're not going to give you polio. No more head, buddy. [laughter] >> And you know what kind of genocidal regime gives the people they want to genocide food and then shoots them as they're trying to collect that food?
39:25>> Oh god.
39:27>> Accusing Israel of genocide is the greatest lie of the century.
39:34The greatest lie of the century. Who knows more about lies than BB. We've got decapitated babies, mass grapes, um funding Hamas, never targeting reporters, never bombed any hospitals, no standown order on October 7th. This guy, he is so good at this. Again, I said this earlier, but I wish I had this confidence.
40:05It will take time. It will take time to vanquish the lies. It will take time for the world to acknowledge what is so plain to see [laughter] >> that kamas used Palestinian civilians as human shields. That it used hospitals.
40:24How did we somehow we terrorist?
40:27>> That is so much of the food we let into Gaza.
40:31And while Hamas did everything possible, >> I should probably fast forward because everybody civilians in harm's way, [laughter] >> often at gunpoint, Israel did everything possible to get them out of harm's way.
40:44>> We sent millions of text messages warning civilians to leave.
40:48>> Hold on. Where was I?
40:50>> We dropped millions of leaflets.
40:51>> Oh, I want to ask you some questions.
40:54What genocidal regime gives a million polio vaccinations to the enemy's population?
41:02What genocidal regime enable?
41:05>> Let's let's see what sort of genocidal regime gives polio vaccinations to the ones they are oppressing. Let's check it out.
41:16Um, Caitlyn Jstone, Israel repeatedly bombed the children's polio vaccine sites.
41:23>> Nice.
41:25>> Abby Martin, Israel bombed the entrance of Al Thakura School, a designated safe zone for children to get the polio vaccine. My friend's baby's nephew, who was scheduled for vaccination today, is now internally bleeding from shrapnel in his spine and lungs. It's the same lie and mockery by Israel.
41:42>> They don't have polio, though. That's the important thing. That's >> that, you know, that's probably that's what they that's the most important thing. You're right. They're like, there's one surefire way that you're not going to have polio.
41:54>> Yes.
41:54>> And it's if we completely obliterate you.
41:57>> There you go. You can't have polio if you don't exist. You It's a good It's a good method.
42:02>> It's it's it's brilliant.
42:05Rashida Talib, the Israeli government bombed children while they were trying to get their polio vaccination. So this is Tedros, the director of the World Health Organization. We have received an extremely concerning report that the Shik Radwan Primary Health Care Center in northern Gaza was struck today while parents were bringing their children to the life-saving polio vaccination in an area where a humanitarian pause was agreed to allow vaccination to proceed.
42:33Six people, including four children, were injured.
42:36Well, that's just silly of them that they wouldn't think that they wouldn't be um uh you know tempted to go get something like food or like a a life-saving vaccine and then and be be bombed, be shot.
42:55They should have known better.
43:00Grock Grock says, "Concern for Gazins and shared public health interest.
43:05Israel actively enabled the civilian campaign rather than blocking it.
43:08Diseases like polio pose a regional threat. So containing an outbreak in Gaza also serves Israeli interests.
43:17Oh, cuz diseases spread just like um just like ideology and just like when people wake up because Israel is has been trying to brainwash us and infiltrate our government for what feels like eons, that stuff spreads and now we're all waking up and that is spreading.
43:41I don't know where I was going with that. I'm just thinking about rashes, I guess. [laughter] Back to Netanyahu. Got to love him. Just kidding.
43:51>> But there's an afront to this war. It's the war for truth.
43:56>> It is waged in the world's media and most perniciously in social media.
44:03>> Oh, here we go.
44:04>> Several foreign countries have spent untold billions to spread lies about my country.
44:13The first to do so was Qatar [laughter] decades ago.
44:19>> He's he's having to compete with others.
44:21He's also spending untold billions to to get those lies out there and so are others. This is very competitive.
44:28>> We should be friends. There's like don't fight. The propaganda should all be friends. I love this argument that like the the problem isn't that we're murdering thousands of people. It's that people are showing you that we're murdering th that's the real tragedy here.
44:43>> It's bad optics.
44:44>> It's the podcasts, [laughter] you know.
44:46>> Yes, we killed 20,000 children, but goddamn podcasts. It's >> gh.
44:52>> It started massively funding American universities and toxic media outlets like Al Jazzer. They did the same in Europe, by the way. And their goal was clear. brainwash young minds to hate Israel, hate America.
45:08>> Dude, you've done that.
45:09>> Yes, I know. No, it's amazing. He's he's saying exactly he's saying exactly what he's done.
45:16>> Hate the West.
45:19>> No one has created more uh disdain for the state of Israel than Israel. Like what has occurred the past uh you know two or three years or whatever, >> right?
45:29>> Like it's unbelievable. I >> you know >> I don't know how you don't see that.
45:34Yeah. You have the whole world walking out. You have I mean I don't get it.
45:40>> And then they make this effort to infiltrate young conservative minds like TPUSA and that's completely backfired. All these young conservatives are out of the Israel support game.
45:51>> Yeah. J Jimmy did that segment recently where it showed like the it was like a 67% drop in support for Israel in the country even with conservatives like you said.
46:01>> So that's not just coming out of nowhere. Where do I know where they think that's coming from but >> yeah. Well, it's it's it's um all of these other countries that are spreading lies about Israel has nothing to do with Israel.
46:15>> It's that it's the hot girl confidence thing again. [laughter] It's like I can I can do no wrong. I'm perfect and anyone that says bad things about me, they're like brainwashed or someone's paying them or you know they have some I don't get it.
46:29>> Wikileaks.
46:31Lot of reading. Here we go. [laughter] 7,000 per post. Israel paying undiscloed undisclosed US influencers amid Gaza backlash. The Israeli government is paying US content producers up to $7,000 per post as part of a major increase in budget for global influence campaigns.
46:52We have to fight with the weapons that apply to the battlefield fields in which we engage and the most important ones are on social media, said BB. That's when he told a group of US-based Jewish influencers in New York. A September 2025 filing by Bridges Partners on behalf of Government of Israel through Havas Media Group under the US Foreign Agents Registration Act details quote initial payments for production and influencers concept development with each influencer begin matching with Israeli content partners and writing initial post among other line items.
47:34more than half the $900,000 in total total appears to be allocated to the recruitment and training of a cohort of most of more than a dozen US-based online influencers expected to post pro-Israel content.
47:51That's a lot of money.
47:54>> That it is.
47:55>> What would you $7,000, Chris?
47:58>> Oh, I would take it one post. You kidding me?
48:01>> And what are you going to say? What do you say about Israel? Um, >> $7,000.
48:05>> 7,000.
48:05>> Give him a compliment.
48:06>> I give him a [laughter] compliment.
48:09>> Uh, I I love I love him. I love [laughter] >> I failed that improv test [gasps] just now.
48:18>> What would [snorts] I say?
48:19>> Um, >> I'll think about it and get back to you >> pretty soon. Let's all check Chris's um ex or Twitter after this and see what he's posted. The campaign is part of a larger influence push by Israeli authorities amid a collapse of public support in the US and elsewhere as the Gaza genocide draws into a third year.
48:38In late 2024, Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Sahar negotiated a 20fold increase in the foreign influence budget, securing u $150 million. Among other initiatives, Israel is now paying 1.5 million a month to Donald Trump's former digital campaign strategist Brad Parcel or is it Parcal, I don't know, to produce strategic communications using AI tools to generate thousands of variants on pro-Israel messaging. Parcel is now registered as a foreign agent.
49:13We have to fight back. How do we fight back? our influencers. Netanyahu told the gathering in New York in September.
49:19Let's listen to him say it.
49:23>> We have to fight back. How do we fight back? Our influencers. I think you should also talk to them if you have a chance to that that community. They're very important.
49:33>> And secondly, we're going to have to use the tools of battle. You know, the the weapons change over time. You can't fight today with swords. That doesn't work very well. Okay? and you can't fight with fight with cavalry. That doesn't work very well. And you have these new things, you know, like drones, things like that. I won't get into that.
49:53>> I like how he's going from swords and calvary, two things that I don't think have I don't know. Has any major country needed calvary and swords since I don't know. I'm going to say I I don't 1800s.
50:09Hasn't it? Haven't we been way advanced in like the last hundred years? But yeah, he's going back to swords and calvary.
50:15>> But we have to fight with the weapons that >> oh I keep doing this >> apply to the battlefields in which we're engaged.
50:21>> And the most important ones are social media.
50:24>> The most important purchase that is going on right now is >> what is it? What is the most important purchase? Now this is old. What is the most important social media purchase?
50:36Everybody >> followers. Followers. [laughter] Tik Tok.
50:42>> Tik Tok.
50:43>> Tik Tok.
50:43>> Tik Tok. Number one.
50:45>> Number one.
50:46>> And I hope it goes through because it's uh >> it can be consequential.
50:50>> And it did go through. So congratulations.
50:54>> And the other one. What's the other one that's most important?
50:57>> Last Xpool.
51:00>> Very good.
51:01>> You hear her say it's a cesspool.
51:03[laughter] Someone in the room.
51:07>> And you know, so we have to talk to Elon. He's not an enemy. He's a friend.
51:12We should talk to >> He's kissed the wall. All we have to do is talk to him.
51:21>> We're going to tick tock dance each other to death. That's [laughter] the future.
51:26>> It is. It's just um It's amazing [laughter] all of these efforts by Israel. Um you you can't say that they don't try.
51:39I like that even even genocidal governments are worried about their follower count. [laughter] That's how that's how bad social media is now.
51:49>> You know, they thought they could Netanyahu and um >> imagine Stalin like how many likes did I get today?
51:57>> I was checking his uh who shared his video.
51:59>> Oh my gosh, that's hilarious. [laughter] >> Hitler's worried about you know >> that is a good use of AI. You can make that video.
52:06>> Oh yeah, the Yeah. former uh leaders of fascist regimes worried about their follower account. That that would be fun.
52:14>> Netanyahu, you've tried so hard to garner more support for the Israeli project and it's just not working out anymore.
52:24It's just not working out. Uh it doesn't matter if you own Tik Tok, does it?
52:32I It's just all crumbling for you.
52:35Oh. Um, so that's really that's really all we have from this guy today. Um, you gotta you gotta you got to hate him, don't you? [laughter] >> That's all I have to say about this one.
52:55I don't I don't even know what else to say about this guy. Everyone, go out there, follow Israel on all their socials.
53:02>> God, >> over to Chris. the bomb dance. T the Tik Tok bomb dance. Watch us uh slaughter some children. All right. Um let's see.
53:11Where were we? We got some super chats here. All right. Deanticus Prime says, "Just out of curiosity, how many others notice similarities between Zionists and the quote modern feminist women?"
53:26>> It's like I'm insinuating the same people are pulling both sets of strings or whatever.
53:32H >> we're going after women now. Come on now. Um let's see. Okay. Al Albu Kid says they're writing new textbooks for US K through2 schools now. They're published in Texas and Florida. They will all include this and worse Israeli Hasbbor propaganda even more forcefully than we learned World War II.
53:58Okay. So there I guess there's new textbooks that where they're teaching uh different stuff about Israel. Um Tron says Misha, you should do a Netanyahu bit on this. It would do your Hillary clips honor.
54:14You could do a >> Wait, do I do I need to be Netanyahu in the >> Yes, >> it could be fun.
54:21>> Could be fun. I could Yeah, find a Netanyahu wig.
54:23>> Do the voice. You'll your pants.
54:25It'll be great. [laughter] Um, Vienticus Prime, I found this leaflet that read, "Hey, you know those guys that are forcing you to be human shields? We're not rescuing you from them, but we want you to know we're going to bomb them and you [laughter] um was Murani says someone as someone at Oh my god, I can't talk. Uh somewhat I think the MSAD is uh trying to stop stop my speech here. Someone at Israeli delegation started writing names of 77 countries that left after they showed the beeper.
55:06Oh yeah, that's the video we just watched, right? Where they were going around uh checking off who left the the UN meeting?
55:13>> Yeah. I don't Did we even get to the beeper video? I don't know.
55:16>> Yeah, maybe it's in another segment.
55:17>> Yes, I could have sworn there was a beeper video. I must have maybe I screwed up.
55:20>> Oh, no. No, we're good. Uh, you're you're doing great, Misha. You're killing it.
55:25>> Hey, thanks, Chris. I'm a big Misha fan.
55:26Really really appreciate the support.
55:29[laughter] >> Matza Balls says, "You might be on to something." I just doubletapped the work bathroom. [laughter] Listening to BB just now. Also, when vaccines are full of poison, is vaccinating the occupied population really a brag? [laughter] >> That's very funny. Um, that's all the super chats. All right, everyone. Thank you, Chris, for those super chats. Read so beautifully with so much poise.
56:00>> Hey, I'm Misha Pollen, one of the producers here at the Jimmy Door Show, filling in for Jimmy Door. I have Chris Keen with me of Keen Observations.
56:09>> Hello everyone.
56:10>> Hey, remember this guy?
56:13Remember him?
56:15US designated him as a terrorist because he was a terrorist, but then they became friends.
56:21>> That's a f He has like kind of a cute smile in that photo. [laughter] Is that the photo to use? He looks so innocent in that.
56:29[laughter] >> He does look cute. You kind of just want to scoop him up and give him a little snug.
56:33>> I've been doing this like [laughter] >> that. That's what >> um Well, hey, don't hate on this guy.
56:42[laughter] Um, he had nothing to do with 9/11. He was 13. All right. Hotspot. Quote, "I had nothing to do with that. I was 13."
56:52Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharab pushes back on questions about his connection to the post 911 jihadist movement, telling reporters at the UN that he was 13.
57:03I was still dreaming of beheadings at that point. I hadn't even I hadn't even dipped my toe in.
57:11Let's listen to him.
57:13>> First of all, talking about the 911, I had nothing to do with that at the time.
57:18I was 13 years old. I didn't know anything about this stuff.
57:24Uh, of course uh I am sorry for all the uh >> Yeah. And why are you bringing up old uh victims who cherished in the United States or those who fell in who had fallen in the Middle East because of the policies that were pursued there that victimized a lot of people. So for sure we are completely disengaged from what happened then and [laughter] that act or action that >> it was so 25 years ago anyway.
57:51>> Yeah. Yeah. Everybody makes mistakes when they're kids, you know, you smoke a little weed, you drink a few beers, you bomb a few towers. It's it's water under the bridge.
58:00>> Exactly.
58:01>> Took place in New York. There are so many questions that are part of the past.
58:06>> So many questions are part of the past.
58:07And like Obama, I am looking into the future.
58:11[laughter and gasps] Um, you know, 911 was in the past, everybody.
58:18Oh, what happened here? Here we go. Uh, hotspot again. And Ashar was born in 1982, meaning he was 19 when 9/11 occurred in 2001, not 13. Hey, but math is hard. [laughter] His own history extends into the post 2003 Iraq war period. He joined the insurgency in Iraq, became involved with al-Qaeda in Iraq, later found the al-Qaeda linked Nusra front in Syria, and formerly broke with al-Qaeda in 2016. Quote, I had nothing to do with that at the time. I was 13 years old. I didn't know anything about this stuff. I don't believe that it is appropriate that it is appropriate time to discuss things that happened 25
58:57years ago. He had nothing to do with that. It's the stuff that happened just a few years later with him that that he really wants you to focus.
59:06>> This guy sounds like an actor who was me too. You know, [laughter] I was here forever ago.
59:11>> It wasn't It wasn't me. It was totally different.
59:15Atlantic Council on his past pledge of allegiance to Iman Al Zawwahi, the al-Qaeda leader and a planner of the 911 attacks.
59:26I don't believe it is appropriate time to discuss things that happened 25 years ago. [laughter] Let's listen to it.
59:34you as the leader of Syria's Akmed Alshara, uh what you said in 2013, do you renounce that ideology, that former pledge of allegiance that you gave? Um, >> you know, I'd rather not get into who pledged allegiance to who or who bombed who or who chopped whose head off, but >> it's a question that people ask and I wanted to ask it just directly to you.
60:04There are so many questions that are part of the past now. So maybe we need to update ourselves.
60:11>> Look at that smile. Isn't he's got a nice smile.
60:14>> Very cute.
60:15>> He's very cute. He's a um I think Trump says he's a handsome man and he's strapping beautiful smile.
60:25>> So I answered this question so many times before and it's uh now I repeated the question. I don't believe that it is appropriate time to discuss things that happened 25 years ago. I was in a different age and the conditions in the region uh were different uh and uh they were pushing a lot of young people to go into that direction because of the pressure in that region and then so many events happened and then the Syrian revolution happened and I evolved with the uh uh uh with the levels of awareness. Uh this of course uh the uh uh the reason and the the the root cause that Allah that pushed us to do that was
61:08to uh lift the injustice that people and the grievances that >> he was just lifting injustices.
61:14>> Look when we're young we all go through phases. Okay. Maybe you had a punk phase, a goth phase. This guy had a head chopping phase. You know, sometimes you just get >> give and forget.
61:25>> Yeah. There you go.
61:26people were going through. Uh, you know, one of that was the injustice of the former regime that ruled Syria for the past 60 years. And of course, it was the worst terrorist uh crime that was perpetrated against the Syrians for 60 years that included bombing uh detention uh uh gazing people with chemical weapons.
61:50>> Uh I do recall Aaron Mate actually reporting that Assad did not gas his own people. Um but continue >> and killing people under torture. So I was part of this uh action. So lifting that injustice is a noble act that any person would be honored to do.
62:13>> He's a good man.
62:15>> Yes.
62:15>> Lifting injustices. You know >> people will say once a terrorist always a terrorist. Um, isn't it interesting now that it's just continuing to play, but we're not hearing [laughter] it. I would like to see I just find it funny to imagine him at >> especially within amidst the conditions that are taking place right now in the region.
62:36>> Start it up again. Okay.
62:38>> All right. Now it's over. [laughter] Um, I would like to imagine Al Shira or Al I still like to call him Al Galani, which isn't fair. It's like, hey, he has changed everybody. He's changed his name.
62:53>> He's changed I know >> he's changed his clothes.
62:57>> The man is a changed man.
62:59>> Yes.
63:00>> You know, um and I I would like to see him at like a terrorist anonymous meeting. [laughter] >> You know, >> he's had like he's like kind of fallen off the wagon. Oh no.
63:13me and my goons, we did uh we did torture some some women and children and journalists and activists and you know we did open fire on civilians and we did do some doortodoor killings today. Um [laughter] [gasps] but he's a different guy.
63:33>> I like the terrorist anonymous meeting that that's good stuff.
63:37[laughter] >> It's gonna happen. I bet you he he has to attend. Um, so there he is, everybody. Don't blame him.
63:47[laughter] >> And maybe he wasn't actually involved in uh specifically 9/11.
63:55>> Well, if we listen to Israel, terrorists are like 5 years old, so the age thing doesn't really, you know, >> That's true.
64:00>> You got 5-year-old terrorists now. So >> that's true. I think 13 or 19.
64:05>> Yeah, >> he he definitely was capable. But either way, >> that's a little old for a terrorist, actually. 13.
64:12>> So old for a terrorist.
64:13>> Oh, we're bombing like six year olds in in Gaza. So >> that is old.
64:17>> You're past your prime at 13.
64:20>> Basically, I look at him, I see a changed man. Um I don't Yeah, stop talking about what happened 25 years ago or what he used to do and just focus on the um all of the crimes of humanity that he commits today. [laughter] That's what's important.
64:39>> He wants to be known for his new new work. Yeah. [laughter] >> Yeah.
64:43>> You know, it's like when the Rolling Stones want to play their new album.
64:46We're talking about satisfaction.
64:49>> So, do you love this guy or what?
64:52>> Over to Chris.
64:53>> Oh, [laughter] yes. All right. Uh, all right. Some super chats. Um, hold on. I got a message from Malcolm here. Let me read it for a second.
65:05Oh, I I I'll read this after this.
65:08Sorry. Um, all right. Vienticus Prime says, "According to Israel, 13 is old enough to be a terrorist and not surprisingly also old enough to be a sex trafficking victim."
65:20>> Okay.
65:22The Antigus Prime says, "Al J Golani, look, I went through a blowing up phase. That's all. It's literally the same thing as how some women have a hoe phase. Don't judge me. [laughter] There we go. That's nice. Uh, that's all the super chats. Should we go to >> Yeah, quick break.
65:41>> Okay.
65:51[music] >> [music] >> My theory is that they got to him and they turned him and he decided to go along with the deep state instead of fighting them. And they made it very sweet, right? So they they put in prison his lawyers. They put in prison his top political adviser. They tried to bankrupt him with the civil suit. They had four other felony suits again. I mean, it was just unbelievable what they were doing to him as as far as law affair went. And I think if they would have just left it at lawfare, I think Donald Trump would have fought it. But I think they came in and sweetened the deal visa v Israel and they said, "Hey,
67:14we'll let you do all your crypto scams," which he's doing, making billions of dollars, and we'll let you make all your thousands and thousands of insider trading deals, which he's made over a billion dollars on that. And we'll make sure you won't get investigated by the Congress because we own the Congress.
67:30And uh we'll make sure that doesn't happen. And it doesn't look like that.
67:33the Democrats when they take over Congress are planning on doing any financial crimes investigations of him because if they were, they would be running on it and talking out about it on television and not one of them is doing that. I think that's how they got him to go along with the Charlie Kirk uh cover up. Hey, if you do this and if you bomb Iran for us, we'll do all this for you. You could become your whole family can be en enriched, which is what's happening. Baron Baron Trump made I think $135 million in one day and they're allowing him to jin the the oil markets and everybody sees it and no no
68:04there's nobody no talking of prosecution. So that's just my theory.
68:07It's obvious he at some point got his mind right now. They just passed no more legislation for censorship on college campuses. So he's doing the exact opposite of what he ran at. He he fired the editor and publisher of Stars and Stripes for telling the truth about the war. He came in on a free speech, no more foreign wars, and America first.
68:26And now it's South America first, it's Israel first. It's everything first except the United States. And then he's doing all the wars he said he wouldn't do. And he's doing the censorship. And I think that he's a very transactional guy. And so they said, "Hey, we'll let you make billions and billions of dollars and your family and we won't imprison anybody anymore." And he was like, "Well, this is a pretty good transaction." So that's my explanation.
68:47I we all see what has happened. We don't know exactly what the explanation is.
68:52That's my theory.
68:58[music] Okay, we're back. Hey, I'm Misha Pollen filling in for Jimmy Door. I have Chris Keane here with me of Keen Observations.
69:35Trump said something pretty funny. Odd spot. Tucker Carlson says he once raised concerns to warn Donald Trump about the consequences of the Iran war. And Trump responded with, "In the end, we're all dead anyway."
69:53That's what you want to hear from your president.
69:56>> Didn't know the risks. And once again, I'm in an unusual position cuz I talked to Trump.
70:00>> But you've quoted him as waving off the risk by saying, "It'll all be fine."
70:04Which could >> You want to know what he said? I'll tell you exactly what he said. And I haven't said this, but I'm just going to tell you.
70:08>> Sure. And this is a fact and I could look at my calendar but it was in it was I had flown back from Tel Aviv from Bengurian airport after seeing the ambassador and two days later I was in the oval with Trump alone and he was annoyed that I had given Huckabe a hard time with this whole conversation about Huckabe and I said here you're US as the son of an ambassador I know what the job entails and your ambassador your representative to this nation just called for rearranging the Middle East and allowing Israel to take parts of Saudi Arabia, Jordan, and Syria. Like this is a diplomatic incident. And so we had this
70:43whole conversation about this. But then I said, "This war is not about Iran's nuclear program, which you told me and the world that you eliminated back in last summer in June."
70:54>> Yeah.
70:55>> Right. I'm I'm still confused on what this war is about since we did obliterate the nuclear site. If anybody knows, please let me know.
71:04This war is being pushed by Israel with three aims. One, its own regional hegemony. Take Iran off the map. You can't, they don't have freedom of movement as long as Iran is a regional power. Two, diminishing the power of the GCC, the six Gulf states, which are a rival to Israel and are becoming this kind of Switzerland of the Middle East, and that's bad for Israeli interest. And three, getting the US out of the Middle East because we constrain their ambitions. Getting our bases out, destroying our bases.
71:37>> Oh, well, mission accomplished.
71:41>> Israel wants our bases out of the Middle East. I said this to Trump to his face in the Oval Office days before the war began.
71:48And he looked at me and said, "Yes, you're right, but in the end, we all die anyway."
71:54>> Amazing. I like that Trump is like a goth teenager, you know? He's like sitting in his room listening to The Cure [gasps] >> listening to Boys Don't Cry.
72:04>> We're all gonna die.
72:06>> We're all going to die. I'd love to see Goth Trump.
72:09>> I would like to see Goth Trump, too. I think there's a little more to this.
72:13>> So, it doesn't matter. That's exactly what he said. In the end, we all die anyway. [laughter] And I said to him, shocked, "But what about our kids and our grandkids and like our country?"
72:25Yeah.
72:27>> Oh, he did.
72:27>> That's That's a That's a ver [laughter] I don't know. He didn't respond. That's a verbatim exchange.
72:32>> And I said and it was God watches I said that.
72:37>> Okay.
72:37>> And I think it was I thought it was true then and I think it's been proven true now.
72:44>> Why has Trump you know some people I want to know has did Trump ever care about the American people?
72:54Some people who claim to have been very close to him once upon a time seem to think he did care and that something's happened. Well, what happened to make him completely give up? Is it just so insanely compromised? Did he do something so shameful?
73:11Um, obviously he's bought, but but how does this happen?
73:16>> He seems very depressed.
73:18>> Yeah, >> all he's very down right now. [laughter] >> Yes. I I hope he doesn't strangle his three children and jump out a window, you know.
73:27>> Boom. [laughter] >> I I think, you know, could it be that he is I'm going to say it the worst president of American history?
73:41How I mean, how he got here, I don't know. It is amazing. It's We're all gonna die. That is That is what the That is what the like the Goth says.
73:50>> Yeah. It's also what what I say when I'm like trying to [laughter] when I think I've done something that's just like so embarrassing and the world is going to remember it forever. Um I'll just have to remember like we're all going to die like what what is has driven him to say this?
74:06>> Thankfully Trump has never done anything embarrassing, you know?
74:09>> Yeah, right.
74:10>> Famously never done anything embarrassing. Um, it's like he, you know, I I remember reading that in World War I and and I'm sure in plenty of other wars, generals would say to their men to get to encourage them to just run dead on into enemy fire. They would say, "What do you want to live forever?" [laughter] >> Oh my god.
74:35>> Um, that's a good campaign slogan. What do you want to Trump 2028?
74:40>> Nuke. Yeah, that's great.
74:42>> What do you want to live forever?
74:43[laughter] >> That's awesome.
74:46>> So, he may, you know, so so yes, he's driving our he is a wrecking ball. He's driving our country into the ground.
74:52He's wrecking the economy. He may annihilate an ancient civilization. He may start nuclear war, but come on.
74:59>> Yeah. What do you want to live forever?
75:01[laughter] Come on.
75:01>> Do you want to live forever? We're all going to die.
75:04>> We're all going to die anyway. That could be another good one. You know, we went from yes, we can to [laughter] know, we had hope and now >> hope. I was just going to say we had hope. We had >> because we're all going to die anyway.
75:18>> Make a great America great again, but that is in the afterlife. [laughter] Um, this we just wanted to end it on something fun, [gasps] which is which is Tim Dylan here and his his interpretation of what Trump is doing. Trump is obviously here to just destroy Earth. [laughter] I mean, that's obviously what he's here to do. There's no rhyme or reason for anything he's doing anymore. He literally just wants to destroy Earth. It's not even political at this point. He just wants to destroy the planet. Once you view everything through that lens, you go, "Oh, yeah. I mean, that's fine. It is what it is." But once you you get it,
75:53you go, "Oh, yeah. He just he's here to destroy the planet we live on because, you know, for whatever reason, he's going to die soon and he doesn't want it [laughter] to exist unless he's uh running it.
76:05>> Oh my gosh, your analogy of Lindsay Clancy. Oh yeah, >> now it's so perfect. He's going to die.
76:11He's going to kill himself.
76:12>> Oh my god.
76:13>> So take everybody down with him.
76:14>> Oh, there. [laughter] >> This has gotten so dark. Um something I never wanted to think about. Actually, >> it is funny thinking about like what are the politics anymore of Trump, you know, or he's like what Tim said is right like it's not what is political. There's no politics behind this. There's no like political ideology. It's just like chaos. It feels like h most of the time >> 100% chaos. We are um he has pulled the string on the toilet and we're all in there and we are going down the drain.
76:44Everyone get your your rafts.
76:48um we are all gonna die.
76:52Maybe Trump is actually very like um Buddhist or like he's a very spiritual very spiritual approach. It kind of feels like he's completely given up.
77:01This is what you want from a president.
77:02>> Yeah, >> right. We're all going to die.
77:05>> We're all going to die.
77:06>> Well, hey, on that super chipper note, everyone, um that's our show. Oh my god.
77:16We did it.
77:17>> We did it. Chris, >> I'm kind of bummed we're still alive.
77:21>> I know. I was um I was hopeful that we were all going to die and then nobody would actually see this broadcast, >> but here we are. It hasn't happened yet.
77:33Uh Chris, as as Jimmy always so graciously asks his guests and his co-hosts, oh, >> where can people find you?
77:40>> Oh, you can find me at Chris Geen.
77:44uh on all platforms.
77:46>> All the platforms. Yes. And that's also where Keen Observations is. Correct. On YouTube.
77:51>> Yeah. Yeah. I have a show. It's It's just on there. I I should have probably made a show page, but uh that. Misha, [laughter] where?
77:59Yeah, it's just on my page. Chris G.
78:00Keane. That's you on YouTube or Instagram or Tik Tok. Um I don't use Twitter. Do you use Twitter?
78:07>> I do, but not I'm not I'm not great at any of the socialing. ah >> u in person or online. Um uh but and then and then that you can also find Chris um you nope you can also find find my channel which is also just like Chris. I just use my name Misha Pollen.
78:28Um >> Misha has very funny videos. Most people know that watch the show but >> but not everybody. Yeah. appreciate you letting >> great actress, very funny >> and a great host of the Jimmy Door Show.
78:41>> How long can we just go back and forth and I'll be Chris is really great. You should see his show and then you come back to me.
78:47>> Well, I have some super chats here.
78:48>> All right, super chat.
78:50>> Okay. Um, let's see. Where do we leave off? All right. Vienticus Prime says, "A Trump goth song would probably be something like a shoe shoe gazing tune where he's lamenting that people don't see him as the greatest ever anymore."
79:05>> Yeah, >> that's great. I love that. The Anticus Prime says, "Exactly, Chris. Being a terrorist is like being a ballerina.
79:13Once you pass those teen years, you just don't have the same physical capabilities." [laughter] That's great. Uh, net. I'm so bad at pronouncing these screen names sometimes.
79:27Did Were you on AOL? Did you ever do AOL when you were a kid? All right. And now I'm showing my age >> for a hot second. I remember my sister having an AOL.
79:35>> Did you have a funny screen name?
79:37>> I didn't have one, but I remember her going on there.
79:39>> Mine was CK Punk.
79:41>> CK. Oh, that's fitting.
79:42>> Oh, yeah. They real cool when I was 13.
79:46All right. Uh, Vancus Prime says, um, Oh, sorry. No netuism.
79:53>> Yeah, >> I don't know how to say that one, but I know what you're talking about.
79:56>> Uh, they said, "Great job, Misha and Chris."
79:59>> Thank you, Naturalism.
80:01[laughter] >> And aunt from Ohio says, "We should all feel honored that President Trump wants to sacrifice us to ball for the Greater [laughter] Israel Project."
80:11>> Oh, that's brilliant.
80:12>> That's great. Uh, that's all the super chats. That's >> all right. Well, everyone, Jimmy will be back on on Monday. Today is Friday, right? Yes. Yes, he'll be back on Monday at the usual time, 600 p p.m. Eastern, 3:00 p.m. Pacific. Can Oh, can I show the um camera for Andrew? If you haven't got tickets to any of these shows, Jimmy's doing a live panel show October 10th in Los Angeles. Those sell out really fast. So, if you're in LA, get those tickets soon. And then, and then there's all those other shows that you can read. By the way, I usually wear glasses. Today, not knowing I was going to um surprise you with hosting, just
80:53tried contacts out.
80:55>> Uh much harder to read. I go from here.
80:58I'm like looking and then I go here and the contacts take a second to move with me. [laughter] >> So I'm like, "Oh shit." Um anyway, get tickets to a show everybody. Come back on Monday for Jimmy and Steph again. Um we also have another We have other guests guests that [clears throat] you don't want to miss. We have um a USS Liberty survivors panel. So that'll be at 4:00 Pacific on Monday. U if you want to hear their story. Everyone have a great weekend. Bye.
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