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Welcome to the necessary conversation midweek edition. Today it's just me and my mom. Fresh off of our first in-person episode this past weekend. Mom, what are your thoughts on that Inerson episode? >> It wasn't bad. It was It was a pretty good episode. It was just different to have you that close. I mean, that was good that you guys came and I enjoyed all our time together, but doing a podcast live is a lot different than doing it the way we're doing it today. >> Correct. The thing that I found perhaps the best about it was there were a couple of times over the course of the weekend where dad would start talking about politics or you would or something and all I would have to say is like save it for the podcast. >> Yes. And then we didn't that was not a part of us hanging out at all other than the time we shot the episode. >> Right. And if we didn't have the podcast then we would fight over politics probably right then and >> for the entire weekend. Yes. >> Yes. >> But it allowed us because we knew we had the podcast or because we've maybe now become used to talking about these things only here in this podcast. For the rest of the time we were going to check out your horse or going to eat or whatever. We were doing a bunch of different stuff. >> You are correct. All of our fights, all of our big fights are right here on the podcast. >> Yeah. So, would you say the podcast has helped us as a family? >> I think it has put all of our negative energy toward each other in a box. >> I agree. >> And that's where it kind of stays. >> Yeah, I think so, too. >> Yeah. >> All that said, this episode is going to be um a busting the MAGA bubble. In these episodes, basically, my mom and I play clips for each other from around the internet to try and open the other one's eyes to at least a different way that some of these stories are being covered. Today, I want to mainly focus on, at least with my clips, Trump's claims about affordability being a hoax. The fact that he was supposed to give a big rally last night in Pennsylvania where he was going to talk about affordability and uh inflation, etc., etc., and he turned it mainly into a racist tirade against Democrats and called for one lawmaker to be removed from the country and Ilhan Omar. >> Did you watch his speech? >> No, I did not. U one of my friends uh from Pennsylvania told me he did come to Pennsylvania and speak. >> Yeah. >> But I didn't know it was supposed to be Was it on TV? >> It was on TV. He essentially said third world countries are [ __ ] holes. He called them that many times. >> Um he said that affordability was a Democrat hoax. I'm gonna play a clip >> specifically with regard to that. >> And he he didn't really talk about anything other than how Democrats are lying and he's awesome and everything he does is good. >> But what is happening in Minnesota is not good. >> What's that? with the Simoleon fraud, >> with all the welfare money, that's none of that's good. So, I think they're uncovering that. >> Really, Chad? >> I don't know anything about this. >> Really? >> Oh, okay. Do you not? >> I really don't. >> I should have saved one of the clips for that. >> I'll Google it right now. Somoleian fraud. Is that what you're saying? >> Yes. >> In Minnesota? >> Yes. Fraud in Minnesota detailing the nearly 1 billion in schemes. Trump's attacks on Minnesota Somali community cast a spotlight. Fox News. >> I mean, they're just starting to uncover and unravel some of it. It's It's pretty horrific. It really is. >> Yeah. I can't I don't know. This is going to take a while for me to read. So, I'll look into this a little bit later. >> Let's get to these clips, shall we? Do you want me to play one of yours first or do you want me to start? you are the um creator director of this show. You do it the way you want. >> Okay, then I'm going to start with this affordability clip. Okay, >> great. >> So, Trump, what do you think of when you hear the word affordability >> that you can afford something, >> right? But >> you can buy things that you want to buy. That you can buy things that you want to buy. >> But Trump has come out and said that affordability, even the use of the word, is a Democrat hoax. Do you believe that? >> No, I don't think so. >> Oh, so you disagree with him. >> Affordability is you can buy things that you want to buy. >> Right. But because the prices for everything in America have not gone down as he promised, >> he is now saying that is a Democrat hoax. Are you aware of this? >> No, I'm not aware of that. >> Wow. Fascinating. Okay. Well, maybe it hasn't reached you, but I'm gonna play a clip for you now of Trump essentially saying uh when he was running to be president that he was going to make everything affordable and using the word affordability and it is crosscut with him saying that the word affordability is a Democrat hoax. Here we go. >> Starting on day one, we will end inflation and make America affordable again. But the word affordability is a Democrat scam. One of my top priorities will be to quickly defeat inflation and make America affordable again. I don't want to hear about the affordability. >> We will make America affordable again. We're going to make it affordable again. >> You know, there's this fake narrative that the Democrats talk about affordability. Affordability is a conj job. We will target everything from car affordability to housing affordability. >> You know, this whole thing is they use the word affordability. It's a Democrat hoax. Okay. >> So, you saw there within just a span of a year, Trump went from running on making things affordable and affordability to now saying the word itself is a Democrat hoax and he doesn't want to hear anything else about it. >> Why do you think he has changed his mind so abruptly on affordability? >> Because it's getting harder and harder to make it right, I guess. Yeah. And do you think he has some blame in that? >> Of course. He's the president of the United States. >> So you're against him on this just from the outset? >> I'm not against him. I'm I'm for families to be able to afford things. And it's hard right now. I know it is. >> But he's currently saying, including in the speech that he gave last night in Pennsylvania, that affordability, the idea of it, the word is a Democrat hoax. That it's not real. That everything is affordable. >> I don't agree with that. I think in America, we are all right now. Uh, it's hitting everyone. >> So, you disagree with Trump's strategy here? >> Okay. When I go to the grocery store, I do have to be frugal, though. I do. >> I make my list. I kind of stick with it. I price check things. >> Uh, but your father and I, because we have saved all of our lives, he's worked all of his life, and so have I. We can afford things. we still can afford things that we need to >> and we also get extras. I know a lot of families can't right now. That's what I'm hearing. That's what I'm saying. >> Okay. I I agree with you. The financial situation in America is very dire for a lot of people. But I'm not talking about you and dad or anybody specifically. I'm talking about Trump here. Trump ran on a campaign of making things more affordable. Now he is saying the idea of that is a hoax perpetuated by the Democrats. So, why do you think he went from running on it to now saying that very thing is a Democratic hoax? >> I do not have an answer for that. >> Okay. If I may, can I present one to you? >> Yes, you may. [laughter] >> He lied. >> Oh, >> in his campaign. >> Okay. But he Okay. >> He doesn't care about affordability, nor is he trying to make it better for Americans. And now the fact that it's horrible for Americans and we're all in this terrible situation where nobody can afford anything. He's saying it's a Democrat hoax. Another lie. >> I wouldn't say it's a lie. I I totally believe he's trying to make our country better. He's doing the best he can with with the prices and all of that with tariffs that was supposed to bring in a lot more money, which it has. >> No, tariffs don't bring in money. The [clears throat] money >> this Yes. >> What? >> We have discussed this before. I know. >> Who do you think pays tariffs? We've talked about this. >> Yes. And I want to see >> the country where it comes into and the country where it goes out of too. Both ways. >> No. >> Country where it comes into. >> That's right. So American businesses are paying the tariffs, >> right? >> No foreign country is paying any tariffs. So that makes it harder for us. Not bad. >> But then but then Trump put tariffs back on them. Very high tariffs in some countries. >> No. Trump can't force other countries to tariff themselves. If Trump puts a tariff on China, let's say, like I remember at one point he he was doing like a 50% >> right >> tariff on everything from China. I don't know if that's still in place or not. That means when an American company imports something from China, >> let's say they import something worth $100,000, that company at the port pays $50,000 on top of the $100,000 they owe to China. >> Yes. And then that makes prices increase. Yes, >> correct. Okay. Um, let me move on. >> Let me let me interject though that Trump did run >> on closing the borders and that was not a lie. Our border is closed. >> Well, I didn't include this clip, but I just saw one this week of um, Lieutenant Governor of Arizona, maybe somebody in Arizona, some political person in Arizona was on the news talking about how the Border Patrol in Arizona is gone. They have all been pulled in to help ICE in places like Chicago, not near the border. And she's basically saying the Arizona border wide open. There's no one there to enforce it. >> But no one's coming across anymore either because they know their asses are going to be sent back. >> That's not true. >> I would like to see a clip on that. >> I don't have it here, but I I did have that. All right, let me play. This is another clip uh having to do with affordability. Here we go. >> Oh, no. So that's your clip. >> That was my clip. >> Let me This is my clip on affordability. >> This photo is going to haunt Donald Trump and the Republicans in 2026. It's a food bank in smalltown Kentucky in a deep red district. And the person who uploaded this photo said they've never seen the line so long. They said, "I've always went here when things were bad. This year our family could not afford anything nice for Christmas dinner, so we turned to a local church food bank. I've never seen the line so long. This is four times the size of every previous year. We've only been to this one four times since 2017, but this year the line wraps around the building a second time to the left behind those rows of cars. Everyone is freezing and an older lady in the line had to be taken inside because she looked like she was about to pass out from being too cold and shivering. If this is a sign that America isn't doing well, I don't know what is. I'm in a small town in Kentucky with a population of less than 4,800 people. Literally 10% or more of the county is here. This is insane. Notice how you only see these long lines at food banks when Donald Trump is president. This has been an ongoing thing during his second term. Trump and his economic policies and of course his tariffs have made everything more expensive and completely unaffordable. And you're seeing this all over the country. Of course, there will still be people who vote for Republicans, but these folks standing in line, I bet many of them don't. Okay, so again, this is a guy who ran on making things affordable. There are now these long lines at food banks in places where they didn't exist before. Do you think he is making things better for Americans? >> He is sure trying. Yes, I totally believe he is. >> You just saw a picture of people at a food bank wrapped around the building. >> Right. Could that have been too when our government was shut down? I totally believe that when your government when the people that live within our government within the United States 42% I think depended on no what the percentage was higher what was the percentage that we have food stamp people on >> when I'm not sure >> when they have to live day by day by the government handing them money and food we're in trouble >> okay >> what we need to do is take it away from the illegal people that should not be here and that money could then be brought to our people. >> What are you talking about? What what money is going to quote illegal people in your mind >> in Minnesota? The Somalians. >> So you think the Somalians in Minnesota are the reason why there is a line that wraps around a building at a food bank in Kentucky? Not all of the Simoleons, but a lot that are getting our free government money, food, businesses. Yeah. Yes. >> And you think that's the problem? Not that Donald Trump's son got a $620 million contract from the government. >> I think some of that is our problem as a country. >> We have let people in that will that hate our country. Mhm. [clears throat] >> They will not. The new word is assimilate to our United States. >> They hate our United States. They pee on Trump star, you know, in California. You saw that clip. >> Yeah. >> They hate us. Why? Why should we allow them to be here and not be citizens and be giving them free everything? >> So peeing on Trump's star to you is a sign of hatred. >> Yes. >> Of America. not just Trump >> to both. >> And what do you >> making fun of him and America? >> What would you then think uh was the case with Donald Trump tweeting a picture of Joe Biden hog tied on the back of a truck. >> Yeah, that was not right either. We have to stop all this nonsense. We have to come together as a country. I agree. >> Stop the crap literally being thrown out airplanes in that one cartoon, whatever. We have to stop this. We have to get along or this country is not going to exist anymore. >> I agree. We're getting somewhere here. Now, with that said, Trump last night at this Pennsylvania rally said Omar is a terrible person and should be >> She is >> deported. What? >> She She is an American. I know she's a citizen. >> Uhhuh. >> But she came from a very bad country called Somalia. >> Okay. That country over there is bad. It's bad. All they all they know >> all they know how to do is fight. >> Okay. >> Uh they can have four wives. They can marry children as young as 5 years old. >> They brought that culture with them here. They did not assimilate to the United States. In Minnesota, that's how they live. Chad, they marry four pe four wives, four women, one block. They're making as many children as they can to then go on welfare. They're doing all kinds of schemes. It I think it was a billion dollars they've stole from our government. >> A billion. >> Maybe it was millions. Maybe it's >> one million. The thing that I was reading was saying a million. >> What they were doing was getting money to set up restaurants that said that they fed um 350 people a day or something. And in reality, it was 23 people coming in and out of these places a day. >> So they were getting free money for that. That money was then being set up to use for other businesses that they wanted to start. >> Mhm. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Look, if if the fraud is real, I haven't read enough about this. Okay. If it is, that's very bad. I'm not >> I totally believe that that governor has kickbacks from all this, too. >> I'm not defending that if it's real. I'm asking you, how does that have anything to do with food lines where people cannot afford food? >> Well, that money is being taken away from our government in fraud. That money could be used for the people in the food lines. >> So, could the $650 million that our government just gave to Donald Trump Jr. >> for what? >> Exactly. Defense contracts. Donald Trump Jr. has started all of these companies doing things that he doesn't know anything about. defense contractor, scientific research, whatever. And our government, our Department of Defense, aka the Department of War, aka Pete Hegsth, >> is just giving him money for these projects. It's it's open corruption. >> Then we need to research that and show clips on that next time. >> Well, probably on Sunday we're going to talk about that. Um, as well as some other things. All right. So, you have no uh thoughts on this food line in Kentucky? I swear I think that was when our government shut down and people were really really bad then and needed food. >> So what? >> Yeah, that is it's bad. >> Okay, >> I don't like it. >> Let's move on. I have two more clips. Um and then you have two. This next clip is I'm going to play this one. This next clip is somebody on Instagram. This is a guy that I follow that I like a lot named Aaron Parnes. Um, he is talking about the footage of the double strike on that boat. >> Okay, >> ready? >> We have breaking news right now that all but confirms the United States of America committed a war crime in the southern Caribbean. According to Natasha Bertrren from CNN, the boat on the September 2nd strike with the two survivors that were murdered wasn't even heading to the United States. It was heading to the country of Surinam where it was scheduled to meet up with another vessel. A boat of that size would need multiple refueling efforts to get from Surinam to Miami or to any part of the United States. Hence, at the time of the strike, the boat posed no threat to the United States. And while we murdered the people on the boat anyway, and that actually brings up a bigger point that I've been talking to members of Congress about, which is, are we really at war? The Trump administration says that there is this non- international armed conflict in the southern Caribbean to justify these strikes. But if these boats are not coming to the United States, are they really posing a threat to the United States? And the answer is likely no. So I need your help. Spread the word. Follow along for all the news that you need to know about. More to come soon. >> All right. So that boat wasn't even coming to the United States >> and they murdered everybody on board, >> including two people who survived the initial strike that they launched another missile to kill. >> That's funny that he would say that, but our government said different. So who are you going to believe? >> I believe the government. Why do you believe the government? You don't believe it when it's Joe Biden. >> I believe our government on these ships, on these drugs coming into the country. What's funny is too, I saw a clip about this the other day. those two people that you were saying were hanging on and then they went ahead and shot the boat up. All you liberals, all you Democrats are like, "Oh my gosh, they just killed two people." But yet you're the ones that vote for end of term abortions. Let the babies come out and kill them then. [laughter] >> Wait, >> yes. >> That took a turn. So >> somehow you're taking the the double strike, the war crime Pete Hex has committed. You just diverted that into abortion. >> Yes. That those two laws these don't have anything to do with >> you guys are in up in arms about us killing those two people. So you said on the boat again with a strike. >> Yep. >> But yet liberals and Democrats are like, "Oh, >> about abortions. Let the baby come out. We'll cut them up then. Who cares?" >> No one thinks that. >> Yes. There there are >> You're making things up or people are lying to you up to six months of life. Yes, there are >> abortions up to six months after birth. >> No, one one second after the baby comes out, babies have been killed. >> I I don't know if that's accurate. >> It is accurate. >> Let's try and stick on the topic that >> I'm trying to discuss with you. >> You guys are so worried about those two people that were blown up in the ship, but yet you guys believe that abortion is good for birth control, too. And that's killing someone, too. >> No one No one believes abortion is good for birth control. >> I've heard that from liberals all over the place. >> You think there are people who are just like, "Ah, [ __ ] it. I'm just going to go get an abortion." >> Yes, I've read stories. Yes, I've seen it. >> Okay, let We've gotten so off topic because of this. >> We always get off topic when I talk. You >> No [ __ ] Because I'm trying to ask you about this boat and you're like, "Well, what about abortion?" Okay. The boat >> it doesn't these two things are not related in any way. >> The boat that admiral what was his name that got up there and said uh I stand behind this strike 100%. >> Yep. >> That's our government. That's the guy that led this. I believe in him. >> This reporting is saying that boat was not even coming to America. If that reporting is true, okay, just go down with me on this crazy theoretical path. >> Which I always have to. >> Okay. If that reporting is real and it's accurate and that boat was not coming to America, do you think they still should have killed everyone on board? >> No. >> Okay. >> I believe in the boats coming to America that have drugs that kill our people, they should be blown up. >> Okay. And not given due process. >> They're going to stop coming after a while. >> Do you think American drug dealers should be killed with missiles? >> Probably. Okay. Wow. So, you're completely circumnavigating the legal process here in America. Then they don't deserve due process. They don't deserve a trial >> if they are killing people in America with the drugs that they deal. >> Okay. >> No. >> So then should all pharmaceutical companies that create painkillers and all doctors who prescribe them to people that addict them and kill them, should they be killed? >> Well, we are already seeing that. There was one in California, the Matthew Perry case. The doctor that gave him the ketamine is on trial or was on trial >> and will go to prison for giving him ketamine. >> Okay. Ketamine. So >> on trial though, you're missing a big piece of this. That doctor's on trial and will go to jail. >> They're not going to blow that doctor's car up with missiles. >> Probably not. >> Okay. So which way should it be in your mind? Do the people who deal the drugs, whether they're doctors or street drug dealers, do they deserve to go to a trial, where maybe they wind up getting sentenced to prison? Or should the US military, with no due process whatsoever, no proof that they're even dealing the drugs, blow up their cars, homes, and boats with missiles? >> You know the answer to that. >> I don't. Coming from you, because you just told me we should blow up every one of these boats coming out of Venezuela, whether they're coming >> like drug dealers. I don't like drugs. I don't like anything about it. So myself, if I was in charge, I'd blow them all up, but that's not our due process. So they would go to jail. >> Okay. So what I'm trying to get at is, do you not see that there is a problem with using the United States military to murder people in the Caribbean who may not even be coming to the United States, who may not even have drugs on their boats. again. That's the first time I've ever seen that clip that that guy >> That's why I played it. >> That's the first time I've ever seen it. >> That's why I played it. So, what is your reaction to it? >> I don't believe it. I believe the admiral. >> So, complete dismissal. All right. Um, I want to play you one more clip. This is a short one. This is Trump. Trump has said that he would release the footage of the double strike. Then, when he was asked about it a couple days later, he denied that he said that. He lied. I'm going to show you a clip of both of those things. Here we go. >> I heard him say it. Mr. >> President, you said you would have no problem with releasing the full video of that strike on September 2nd off the coast of Venezuela. Secretary Heg now says >> that. You said that. I didn't say that. This is ABC fake news. >> You released video of that first boat strike on September 2nd, but not the second video. Will you release video of that strike so that the American people can see for themselves what? I don't know what they have, but whatever they have, we'd certainly release. No problem. >> Okay. >> I heard him say that. I heard him say the second thing on TV. >> So, I'm showing you the clip just to show you that he [ __ ] lies through his teeth constantly. >> That seemed to be a lie. Unless that first one where he said, "No, I won't release." Or something. One of those is an AI, but I don't think >> it's not. Jesus Christ. >> So, >> what do you think when you see that? When you see him directly lying about something, >> it's not good. >> Does it give you any pause that when you're saying, "I believe our government." When they say the drug boats are coming in with all the drugs, but it's like you see him lying and then insulting them. ABC is fake news. You made that up. It's like, "No, [ __ ] We have you on video from one day ago saying it." >> So, he's clearly lying about some element of the [ __ ] that's going on with these boats and the drugs. You don't think he could be lying about the fact that they're coming to America or even have drugs on them? >> I have believed it from day one that they are that they're >> I understand, but I'm showing you evidence of him lying right to your goddamn face about it. You don't think he could be lying about other parts of it? >> Possibly, but don't curse at me like that. [laughter] >> My apologies. >> Are you doing this over the screen that you can curse at me like that? >> [laughter] >> I didn't mean to curse at you. My my humble apologies. I'm just trying to show you that Trump lies constantly about everything. >> He doesn't lie constantly. But that was a counter. Yeah, that was not good. >> But how many times do I have to show you little videos like this of him lying directly to people before you start to get the picture that he does lie constantly about almost everything? >> Because I see things. I hear things that he does. >> Yeah. I haven't seen a lot of lies yet. >> I show them to you almost every week on this show. >> Keep bringing them. That That appeared to be a lie. >> Appeared to be a lie. It is a direct [ __ ] lie. >> Now you're cursing at me again. >> And then he tried to put it on the ABC news anchor. Fake news. ABC, you're a terrible reporter. He's been doing that a lot. You're a terrible person and a terrible reporter. If somebody asks him something he doesn't want to answer, you've seen those clips, right? >> Yeah. So why would he say that [ __ ] instead of just answering the questions? >> I have no idea. That that last one was not good. That as that was that looked like a lie to me. >> Okay. Um, are you ready to play your clips? >> Yes. >> Which one do you want to do first? >> Does not matter. >> All right. Let's start with >> I kind of forgot them. By the end of the day, my brain is fried. I kind of forgot them. >> I don't know what either of these clips are, but here we go. >> I saw you about to throw down here in the middle of the street. Hey, man. Listen. These people hate our country. >> They hate everything we stand for. We have to oppose them everywhere [music] they go. All right? Black or white, if you're a Christian in this country, these people hate your [music] way of life. They oppose your existence. We can no longer allow this. >> They come over HERE WITH THEIR FOUR FUSIONS. >> Go back to your country. All right. >> Go back to Somalia. >> Go back. >> Do you think any of this is fear-mongering from the right? >> No, it's [music] necessary. You know, it's not fearongering. We need to do this because we're looking at what's happening across the pond in Europe, in Berlin, in France, all over in London. Do we want to be like that? No. And black people, guess what? This country, this country that you live in, you benefit [music] from it. So, you should stand with your Christian brothers. Stand with our white brothers and sisters. This is our country that we've built together. We lose it, we have nothing. We lose this land, there's nothing else. You're not going to go to Africa and survive. You're not going to go to the Middle East and survive. Guess what? America was built by Christians. White people conquered the land. Black people benefit. We have to stand up for it. >> That's important. >> I think he >> Why did you want me to watch this? >> Yeah, because he is speaking about the Somalians and the is the the Muslims that are taking over the country >> in different states >> in Texas, uh, in Minnesota. And he said, "We all have to rise up and unite and keep our country or it will be taken down like what is happening in Europe." >> Uhhuh. >> And I I mean I don't He was more or less telling black people to unite with white people to keep our country, >> right? Okay. Uh >> I don't even know what to say to this. Huh? >> Is that Is that too much for your brain, Chad? >> It is too much for my brain. Here's what I think. >> Our America, unless we stand up and fight against the the Muslims that have come in that hate our country and want to take us down. Our America is going to go down. >> We're not going to go down easy, though. It'll be a civil war within our country fighting these people. >> Okay. So, now you think the civil war is Christians against Muslims? >> Yes. Yes, I do. >> Okay. So, it's no longer Democrats versus Republicans. >> No. And it's no longer black against white. We all have to unite against people that are not United States citizens that love our country and want to be here. >> So, now it's citizens versus non-citizens. >> No. >> Christian versus Muslim still. >> Yes. I think it's more that. >> Okay. So, what about citizens that are Muslim? if they're United, if they've been here and they, you know, have come across illegally and then now they're citizens and they love the country, >> okay, >> and assimilate. But those people are not. They are making their own governments. They are making their own >> their own governments. What? What? What are you [ __ ] talking about? They Do you think there are Muslims that were born here? >> Yes. Okay. What about that? >> And there are also Muslims that were not born here. >> And there were Christians that were not born here. >> Yes. >> So what's your point? I don't understand what you're getting at here with this clip. >> That there are within the United States, there are houses being built. There are churches and mosques being taken over for Muslims that do not follow our law. They are trying to get as many people elected so that they can change the laws in America. >> That's how the system works here. >> Right? But they're not doing our government law. They're doing their own law, >> which is what >> what is it? What is the name of it? I don't even know how to say it. The Shar. See, I can't even say it. Then y'all make fun of me. It's not the law that we live by. >> Okay. And you think this is a very pressing problem in the United States? >> Huge. >> All right. Uh, let's play your last clip here. Are you ready? >> Yes. I think you guys are really going to enjoy this one. >> I was going to move, but now I'm just going to stay in Minnesota, bro. I don't even [laughter] This is our land now. [ __ ] you all. >> This is our land now. [ __ ] you all. Hm. Okay, so there's this behavior. Now, check out this video as well. >> Somalia, no government, no safety, no police, no nothing, just anarchy. >> In one video, you have a lady saying, "Fuck Americans." And just completely being disrespectful to Americans. And then in another video, you have a guy urinating on the streets disrespecting President Trump. And this is the type of behavior that we as Americans are supposed to tolerate. We are supposed to be civil with these types of individuals. Otherwise, we are in the wrong. No. This is America. I'm proud to be an American. We need to take America back and make sure that everybody in our country is also proud to be an American. And if they're not and they want to disrespect our country, they need to go. >> Okay. Tell me what you think. >> Does that make more sense? Does that make more sense? >> The guy peeing on the star on Donald Trump's star like peeing in public I think is probably a misdemeanor. Fine. Whatever. I don't care that he's peeing on Donald Trump's star. I hate Trump, too. But I also don't care if he would pee on Joe Biden doesn't have a star, but if he did, I wouldn't give a [ __ ] Saying [ __ ] America, I hate America is freedom of speech. I don't care about that either. Everyone should be able to express their ideas about that. >> Then she shouldn't live in America. If she thinks it's bad, >> [ __ ] America. I'm saying it right now. [ __ ] >> Then you shouldn't live here either. If you're not proud to be an American and live here, >> why? >> Uh, let's see. Because of all the people that have died for our country to make us have freedom to make us >> Yeah. >> If you >> freedom of what? Freedom of speech. They died so that I can say [ __ ] America. You understand? >> If you don't If you don't like the country you're living in, go find the other one that you do like. Okay. Muslims. >> Hang on a minute. Hang on a minute. I just want to quickly address that idea. If you don't like the country you're living in, find one that you do like. Well, what if you can't move to another country? >> What if you're trapped in the country that you live in and you don't like it? Do you think people are telling all the people in Gaza right now, "Oh, if you don't like getting bombed every day and starving to death, find another country." >> Well, they're in the middle of a big old war, too. That would be hard. >> It's not a war. It's a genocide. >> That would be hard. Yeah. >> But in other countries, let's say uh you go to Russia and you stand up and say, "Fuck Russia. [ __ ] yeah." >> Yeah. They're going to kill them. >> Correct. >> And in North Korea, they would be killed immediately. Why do we United States? We We are way too lax with people like that. They need to get out of here. >> Listen to what you're saying. That's why America is better than those countries because you can voice dissent and not get killed. Do you think America should be like Russia and North Korea? No, I I No, I think >> if you live in America, you should love it and you shouldn't walk around saying I hate America and [ __ ] you. >> But you are that is one of the best things about America is called freedom of speech. If you don't like what's happening in this country, you can voice that openly with no worry about getting arrested or killed like you would get done to you in uh Russia or North Korea, just like you said. But that's why it's a good country. >> I disagree with that feeling. If you love the country that you live in, you should hang your flag out. Be proud of it. Say you love our president. >> That's what you think. >> That's right. >> Other people are entitled to think differently than you in this country. Would you agree with that? >> But not pee on a on a star. >> Our president. The peeing on the star is like again urinating in public I think is a misdemeanor. >> Who cares if let's say that he wasn't peeing on the star. Let's say that he was just saying [ __ ] Trump. Would that be okay with you? >> Well, it's not peeing on him. I guess I still don't like that that he would say that about President United States. >> But is it okay with you that someone else disagrees with you about Donald Trump? >> Yes. Well, you do. Yes. >> Correct. That's freedom of speech. So when you're saying these people need to be dealt with and we're too lax on them, it's like what would you have done? Should that woman who made a TikTok that said [ __ ] America be arrested? >> Freedom of speech is okay, but then actions like what he did is not right. >> I agree with you. Peeing in public, I believe, is a misdemeanor. The fact that he's peeing on Trump's star doesn't make it any worse. >> I think it does. >> Are you moving the camera or is it doing it by itself? >> No, I'm not touching it. >> Okay. >> Okay. that law that I didn't know how to say. It was the Muslims. They they rule under Sharia law. >> Okay. >> And that's what's happening in Minnesota. >> Taking over America. >> Yeah. Sharia. And it's taking over America. >> Right. Um Well, I disagree with you on that. But this idea that you seem to have, at least from this last clip, is that freedom of speech should not be granted. That there should be drastic consequence for exposing whatever your beliefs are about anything if they don't align exactly with the MAGA party. Is that accurate? >> No, that is not what I'm saying. I love how you put words in my mouth. >> You said we're too lax is for everyone. But then the actions that all of you liberals and democrats take along with those words is not correct. Is not >> what actions? What actions have I ever taken? We make a podcast. That's the action. >> Uh I guess you haven't peed on a star lately. So that's good. >> Uhhuh. But what Okay. What do you think should be done to the >> Haley? I'm not saying you and Haley do that, but other people do. They say things >> and then they pick up guns. They go fight. Pick up guns. That guy was peeing on a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. What do you think should be done to him? What's the punishment? >> Jail. >> For how long? >> And if he's illegal, get him the hell out of here. >> Why do you think he's illegal? >> A lot of these people are not. They are not US citizens. >> Holy [ __ ] >> Holy [ __ ] >> What gives you the idea that either one of those people are not US citizens? Because I don't think a US citizen would pee on the star of our president of the United States. >> Why? >> I would just hope they would have more pride in our country not to do that. >> And if they don't, get out. >> So you believe that that guy is illegal because >> he peed on Donald Trump star and you believe that action is only something that someone who is not a US citizen could do. >> I would hope that. Yeah. >> Okay. What about the woman saying [ __ ] America? >> You can say that, I guess. >> But you believe that makes her not a US citizen? >> No, it just makes her kind of an ugly person. >> Okay. Um I am baffled by these two clips you've played me and what you believe [laughter] they mean. I I can't say it any other way. Absolutely insane. But I do think we made some progress with >> I'm going to bring more clips on Minnesota because they have a look into it as well. Huge problem. >> Yeah, I don't know much about it, but I I'll read up on that by Sunday. Um, I do want you to acknowledge though that that clip of Donald Trump lying directly to your face. You're admitting he lied. >> If both of those clips are not are true and not AI generated, I'm seeing a lot >> AI generated. Okay. Then that was that was a lie. >> That's news footage. >> Okay. Well, there are some right now going around FBI, not FBI. Um it's police in different cities that are taking down ICE. Hilarious. All AI generated. People believe it. I'm like, "Oh my god." >> But you can tell those are AI generated. more chilling footage is coming from security cameras on private residences that ICE agents when they walk up to their houses, they turn the cameras around so that you can't see the security footage. >> I haven't seen those. >> That shit's all over the internet right now and it's terrible. You're >> one of those. Okay. >> I I potentially will. But uh I'm glad that you acknowledge Trump is lying to you. In the Sunday episode that we just recorded, the inerson one, dad said the only thing he believes Trump is lying about is his what the target of the MRI was that he will not reveal. And he said he doesn't think he lies about anything else. But here I've given you concrete proof that he's lied at least about two other things. >> Yeah, that did look like a lie. If those are true, that was a lie. I don't like it. Yeah. And so, how many of those types of videos do I need to show you before it sinks in that this is not a good guy? >> About 50. >> 50. All right. >> Yeah. >> Oh, I'll I'll get on it because I don't [laughter] think it'll be too hard to find. But, uh, thank you everyone for joining us for this midweek episode. We will be back on Sunday with a full episode. Are all of us going to be in it? Dad has forgiven me. >> Um, he has forgiven you. We'll see. We'll see. Well, you know, he has. Yeah, he has. >> Yeah, I know. But you never know. He can always pull the butt hurt card out >> and Sunday night the the um answers and questions thing. >> Do what now? >> Are you going to do Sunday night where people dial in? >> Yeah, Sunday night live 6 pm PST. I'll be doing a live show right here on YouTube where you can ask me questions and I will answer them to the best of my ability. If you want to join me for that, you're more than welcome. But it is at 6:00 on Sunday night my time. So 8:00. >> Are you talking to me? Are you talking to me? >> Yes, I'm talking directly. >> How could I join that? I don't even know how. >> Just like this. I send you an invitation. >> Huh. We'll see. That would that would ma mean I'm working double duty on Sundays. [laughter] >> Well, >> again, right here is the plow horse. Right here. Right here. >> Right here, too, [ __ ] [laughter] Don't be You're not the only one doing all the work. Um, all right. Thank you everyone for joining us. We'll be back Sunday again with a brand new full episode. Hopefully the full family will be there and I'll be doing the Sunday Night Live at 6 PM PST. I hope you'll join us for it all >> and get that clip of Shiny made for me. >> Oh yes, my mom. One of the things that occurred uh this weekend was Shiny the horse escaped and we had to >> escaped >> do a human corral. >> I yelled at Chad, "Get out here. Shiny escaped." I threw Chad a bag of grain. I don't know why. We need to go wrangle my horse. >> Yeah, I'll cut that little video together in the next few days and have that up on our YouTube as well. Thanks everybody for joining us. Mom, thank you for joining me on this midweek episode. I love you despite the fact that you are showing me these weird videos and believe some wild [ __ ] about what is happening in America. >> Okay, I love you too, Chad. Chad. Bye.