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Even though he spent his whole life trying to get to the White House, he can't wait to leave the White House. Not sure why.

So let's get to the big three.

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But according to that reporting, it was a member of President Putin's inner circle.

Now that could be anyone. We don't know the name. That was Cure Simmons of MSNBC getting the report from the Washington Post and expanding on it that appeared in the President's Daily Brief. Pressure on Putin directly from his own inner circle as the war he started is blowing up in his face, scaring many who think a desperate Putin is the most dangerous. Number two.

But the FBI and the Justice Department got him for tax evasion. And this is what really is going on here, I think, is that tax evasion is just opening the door to what's really going on behind the scenes. Hunter Hijinks is back. The Washington Post is using official leaks to let America know the wheels of justice are working. I don't buy it, and I'll explain.

Number one. They worship the false god of climate. That's what Joe Biden went after by attacking American energy day number one in office with killing Keystone and stopping oil and gas leasing. And he's right, John Barroso, who knows everything about natural oil and gas in Wyoming, refueling a red wave. That's what the Saudis did by cutting oil production with OPEC Plus.

And the Democratic panic is quite entertaining, but their policy response is dangerous and, in my view, un-American. In about 10 minutes, a former Navy CEO is aspiring to be a congressman from Arizona in a tough fight. He'll be joining us, Eli Crane, and Dave Nelson inside what's happening with the economy. He's a CFA and chief strategist for Bell Point Asset Management. And David's going to respond to the job numbers a little bit better than expected.

263,000 jobs added. They expected 250. Unemployment. Down to 3.5, the disturbing number The labor participation rates at 62.3, slightly down. 59,000 people decided they're just quitting their jobs and leaving the labor force.

Where are they going? Do you know any b how many people do you actually know that can quit and never have to work again? I don't know where these people are going. I don't know what nest egg that they have. I don't know what happened, but it's not just an American situation.

It's really the whole country.

So when OPEC decides to cut thousands of millions of barrels a day out of the distribution, it's going to cause the price of oil and gas to go up. Whether your home is oil or gas, it's going to be affected. Whether your car we've had the price of oil and gas go up pretty consistently now for the last two weeks. It is now on average I just had it here. $269 on average, the average price of oil and gas.

So this is on the West Coast. The average today is $6.39. Last week was $629.

So now we have, for the national average, it's $3.89. Yesterday was $3.86. When we could go $379. It gets significant, right? It comes out of your paycheck.

If you add to that inflation, it matters.

Now, Saudi Arabia, who knows this president called them a pariah nation? I know Saudi Arabia's got huge problems. I know that 13 of the hijackers came from Saudi Arabia 25 years, 20 plus years ago. I get it. But they are at a.

Since dating back to FDR, they're a complicated ally of ours and our best option in that area. Iran is not an option under the Ayatollah.

So when we're cutting back, the President said President is reaching to Venezuela to try to get another $2 million a day out of them, but it'll take two or three years. Iran, if we lift the sanctions and cut a nuclear deal, another million, or we could stop exporting oil, really? That would destroy the oil and gas companies and make them corrupt their contracts. Larry Kudlow can't believe what he's hearing as the Biden administration looks everywhere but home. Cut seven.

Once again, the Bidens are running to hug that famous democracy-loving U.S. ally, Nicolas Maduro, the President of Venezuela. the leading socialist communist country in South America. for literally a couple of additional barrels of very dirty oil. Maduro is supposed to turn Venezuela back into a freedom-loving democracy, in return for which Maduro is supposed to agree to free and fair presidential elections.

Mind you. That country is essentially being run by the Cuban Secret Service. Huge investment from Russia. Great presence from China. We have so many Venezuelans coming to our border because of Maduro's.

Horrible. The guy's a bus driver. Hugo Chavez used him. He dies of cancer. This guy gets in his place, kills all his opponents.

So, the American Petroleum Institute, the Vice President of Upstream Policy, his name is Frank Makarola, he says: quote: Every previous administration, whether Republican or Democrat, has recognized the strategic advantage of U.S. offshore and domestic energy and fulfilled their statutory obligation to maintain an offshore leasing program and continuously hold lease sales. Yet the Biden administration has failed to address current and future U.S. energy needs. Announcing a program with zero new lease sales would be the exact wrong thing to do.

And what's he saying? That's what they're considering doing. Do you believe this? This administration is going to possibly ban offshore oil drilling as gas prices keep rising. The administration nearing a decision on the future of federal offshore fossil fuel drilling and hasn't ruled out a complete block on new leases.

Thursday, the 90-day comment period for the Department of Interior proposal five-year offshore leasing plan ended. That is why you cannot leave these people in power. That is not a policy. Mm-hmm. That helps America That is not a policy that keeps the atmosphere clean and the earth environmentally sound.

That makes us energy insecure and our nation insecure. We need oil and gas. Alternatives, renewables are not there, whatever the politically correct term is.

Next, On the Hunter situation. The Washington Post has a report out, and the New York Post picked up on it and expanded on it, that says the feds are closing in on Hunter Biden, reportedly have enough evidence to charge him, but not over his dad and big international schemes, over tax crimes and gun purchases. He's already had a sugar daddy. pay Kevin Morris, pay two million dollars of back taxes.

Now they want to say because you missed taxes, we're going to charge you and charge you with a felony. Believe it or not, according to Miranda Devine, Hunter Biden, who'll be getting away almost scot free, will not accept the deal. And because of that, he might get charged for what he really did, and that's international money laundering, which Tony Bobolinski basically outlined because he got screwed by this guy too. Investigators for months believe that there's enough evidence to charge the younger Biden, but nothing has happened, even though David Weiss was put as a U. S.

attorney. By Donald Trump. I'm not sure what kind of pressures he's under, but we'll expand on it. How could that be? The FBI didn't follow up with Bobolinski, who knows more than anybody else.

The impaneled grand jury has not asked him to testify. Here's what's at stake. John Yoo. I believe this is a joke. This gives him a slap on the wrist and allows them to say they've sought and got justice.

Don't buy it. Cut nine. I think you could think of it this way. Remember how the FBI eventually got Al Capone?

Now, Al Capone was making a lot of money. Running racketeering in the mob in Chicago. But the FBI and the Justice Department got him for 10. Tax evasion. And this is what really is going on here, I think, is that tax evasion is just opening the door to what's really going on behind the scenes.

Why isn't Hunter Biden reporting money from abroad? Because these deals might not be fully legitimate. Why would Hunter Biden being Be hired by Burisma, a Ukrainian gas company, being paid $600,000 a year to be on the board when he had no oil and gas experience. What were his ties to these companies run by the Chinese Communist Party? That's what this tax avoidance investigation opens the door to.

I don't think after four years you still need to open up a door. I mean, come on. You have a laptop there. You got a great witness. You're not using all your resources.

No one cares about the gun charge. He had a gun illegal, he didn't fill out the form lie right and lied about it, then had his f his Yeah. girlfriend at the time it was his brother's widow, who is his brother's widow, Beau. tossed the gun in a dumpster across the street because they were afraid he was going to use it to kill himself. That's not the problem.

I don't care about Hunter Biden. You don't care about Hunter Biden. I care that Joe Biden is the big guy overseeing these international deals that circumvent our foreign policy possibly today. Maybe in the past, and help finance, among other things, that sinister Belt and Road programme. of China.

No joke. When we come back, you let Crane joins us. He'll talk about this military recruitment issue and his quest to represent the second district in Arizona. Not having an easy time. We'll talk about that when we return.

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You're with Brian Kilmead. The polls moving in the Republican direction. The generic vote has been moving slowly, but I think pretty clearly to the Republicans since August when the Democrats had an advantage. Biden's ratings remain low, an approval in the low 40s. On the key issues facing the country, inflation, cost of living, energy prices, the Republicans have a clear advantage in both the Gallup poll and most polls.

Yeah, things are trending in that direction. And I don't think I could say that in August. I think it was going the other way. Eli Crane joins us now. Eli's been on before with Bottle Breacher, he's a great entrepreneur, also a former Navy SEAL.

Now he's running, and he already achieved by getting the Republican nomination in Arizona for the second district. But Eli is in a tough fight with Tom O'Howin, a former Republican-term Democrat who's had the seat since 2014. Eli, welcome back. Hey, Brian, thanks for having me on again, brother. I appreciate it.

So you already had a military career. You still got the business career. How about your transition to politics? You're in a virtual dead heat, according to 538 against O'Halloran.

Well, you know, we just felt like we couldn't sit back and watch this country head in the direction that it was going anymore. And you know, it's been a really interesting experience, Brian, but I wouldn't change it for anything. And I really believe we're going to pull this off because I think the American people are waking up. to what's going on in this country. I I believe they understand that most of the negative things they see happening every day when they wake up and turn on their phones and read the headlines and go to the grocery store and the gas bump, they understand that these are self made errors, and we don't have to be living this way we can make smart choices and we can hire smart leaders.

And I think that's why the Republican Party is really going to bring it home in November.

Well, well, say, Eli, what is the number one issue? I know water is a big issue in Arizona, right? Yeah, water is a huge issue in Arizona, and it's going to have to be addressed. But I think right now, the biggest issue really facing everybody in Arizona is probably the economy and also the border. The second district, I mean, all of Arizona feels it.

Do you feel as though that the current the current Arizona lawmakers have addressed this effectively, including the Republican governor? Can you repeat that question? Are they addressed effectively? What's going on at the border? Oh, not at all.

I mean, the border is a complete disaster. Anyone that's been down there. not only knows it's a problem, but it really is an invasion, and that's not being fantastic. I think that we have five, six thousand people crossing the southern border Not and I'm not talking just Arizona, I'm talking Texas as well every single day. I mean, what else would you call that?

especially, Brian, when that's not just people coming through, but that's The number one killer of Americans 18 to 45 every single day, fentanyl. You have MS-13 gang members. Last year you had 22 members on the Terror Watch list. And that doesn't even count the ones that got away. You also have child sex trafficking coming through that border.

And Brian, let's face it, every country in the world, whether your Nigeria or Czechoslovakia deserves to have their own sovereignty, right? That doesn't make you or a country racist for wanting to protect its border, its citizens and its communities. That's just common sense. And that's what we've gotten away from in this country as we become so woke and foolish. With a lot of these radical agendas, and our people are paying for it.

Oh, Halloran says you got he's helped address the problem by voting for the infrastructure, the infrastructure plan that Joe Biden put forward. Have you guys had any benefit from that, the $54 million a year that they said for the next five years to be able to thin out the forest and handle other things? Yes, I don't think that we've had a lot of benefit from anything that Tom O'Halloran's been voting for. If you look at his voting record, he votes with Nancy Pelosi one hundred percent of the time. most recently, he voted for the Inflation Reduction Act.

And you can almost know what um these Democratic bills are going to do, you read the title, And you just jump to, it's going to do the exact opposite of what it says. And in addition to that, Brian, it was interesting because in that bill, we were given 87,000 new IRS agents. And when questioned and asked, you know, why he supported 87,000 new IRS agents or doubling the size of the IRS. You know what he said, Brian? He actually said because we need new revenue streams, we need more revenue streams.

I don't think that's what the American people or Arizonans believe the federal government needs. I think in many ways, they believe the opposite. They believe that the federal government needs fiscal responsibility and to quit spending money that we don't have. U.I. Crane, our guest, former Navy CEO.

He's the CEO of Bottle Breacher and a self-made success story that now wants to give back by getting the congressional seat in the 2nd District of Arizona. A couple of things that stand out. You appeared on Shark Tank, everyone remembers what you were able to do with spent artillery and make different types of ways to open up bottles and cans. It's always the hit at every party I get. You were kind enough to give it to me when you came in to talk about it.

And the other thing you have is the military background. What do those two things bring to the table for you politically?

Well, it's interesting, Brian, because I've been an America first candidate for a very long time. I actually dropped out of college my senior year. at the University of Arizona the week after 9-11 to join the military. I volunteered for the SEAL teams. I did five wartime deployments in the Navy.

And then my wife and I started a small business In California, where I was stationed in San Diego, and then immediately moved the business back to Arizona when I was done. And we made all of our products right here in the United States of America, though we were given multiple opportunities to take our manufacturing overseas. because we felt like it was the right thing to do and we wanted to keep our jobs. in our production and our profits here in the United States. And so You know, those those Two experiences allow me to do a couple things, and they really give me a leg up because, in both of those environments, business.

And special ops. you have to be mentally tough to do both of them. And you also have to build a team to get anything accomplished. And that's exactly what I'll have to do if I'm elected to serve as a representative of this district. How has Donald Trump helped?

You know, Donald Trump has been awesome. Brian, he actually endorsed me in the primary, and that was really key to our victory. And he also, I think, made myself and many other Americans wake up to the America First agenda and start asking some really tough questions like How much is this going to cost? Who's going to pay for it? Is this really the best thing for America and our citizens?

And that's one thing I love about the America First Agenda. Eli Crane gets things done. He's trying for his third career now, and we'll find out if he can get there November 8th. Eli, best of luck. From the Fox News Podcasts Network.

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Consistent with market principles is that uh energy energy companies need to reduce retail prices to reflect the price that they're paying for the wholesale gas. And the reason why wholesale gas prices continue to be at that level is because of all of the progress that we've made. And oil and gas prices are mo moving around, but they are significantly lower now than they were a couple of months ago.

So the problem is retail. The retail prices have to reflect the price that they're paying for the wholesale gas. Really?

Okay, so let's not have a profit in the socialist country that Brian Deese wants to live in. Unbelievable that he is there He is their economic adviser. Joining us now, David Nelson, CFA and Chief Strategist Bellpoint Asset Management. You can follow him at David Nelson CFA. David, your reaction To what Brian Dees wants to do in order to solve the problem with OPEC Plus cutting production.

Good morning, Brian. It's kind of comical when you think about it. You know, the retailer on the corner, the gas station, They're trying to make a profit off of what they paid some months ago. To put it off on their backs is is largely ridiculous. The administration has been selling one million barrels a day for some time, and all in will have sold one hundred eighty million barrels by election day.

They now want to add another ten million to that. They've already brought the SPR down to dangerously low levels. We weren't hurricane away from a crisis.

So how much are we going to feel at the pump with that two million cut? I think it it'll start off. uh kind of slow. Yeah. The real hit will be when the administration is forced to stop.

Releasing from the SBR. You can't just keep doing that. It was designed for national strategic purposes, for emergencies like a Katrina, something along those lines.

So they can't go below certain levels. I think that's when you're going to start to see prices really.

So I'm gonna probably if I had to put a number on it, probably sometime in December.

So, yeah, right after the election, national average right now is $3.89. Yesterday was $3.86. One week ago, $379. California, $6.39. Nevada, $5.50.

Oregon, $5.33. Why is it so high out there? They say because two refineries are being repaired or refurbished. Is that the truth? It's part of the truth.

I think it weighs more on the differential. If you look at the spread between premium gas and regular gas, it's probably the widest document. Seen here, at least in Connecticut, and from what I've heard out in Reno and California as well.

So that's probably part of the problem, but it's not the real problem. We probably pushed. Not in a smart way, towards alternative energy. I think we all want a greener society. I think we understand that.

But any rational view of a greener society has to include an all of the above approach. And that includes wind, solar, nuclear, and yes, fossil fuels. Because right now, outside of nuclear and fossil fuels, The others aren't ready to scale. Nothing's there to ready to handle the base load of our electric grid.

So we have to understand that this is a transition process that's likely to take decades. Yeah, here's it's takes decades, and they know it. They're smart people. They just rather be agenda driven instead of what's best for the country. Tim Stewart was on with Larry Kudlow yesterday.

He's the president of U.S. Oil and Gas, Cudfor. You know, Russia holds 40% of the Venezuelan projects alone, and so if we're going to Venezuela, we're going to Russia, we're helping OPEC plus. Again, it's illiterate. It's an illiterate policy, and we shouldn't have to be in this situation.

You also said I'm going to try to get Venezuela back online, despite the despicable government. And I'm going to try to get a Iranian deal and get their million barrels online. It seems folly when we can control and help our companies with the permitting process, let them drill. They might even start banning all new contracts and leases when it comes to offshore drilling. What's that going to mean, David Nelson?

It you know, it's uh it's sad in a way. Uh You know, but Even if you didn't want to pivot to your own country, to Texas and the Permian and other places in the United States. By sending the signal back early in the administration, almost his early days in office, by canceling the Keystone pipeline. Instead of Venezuela, Russia or even Saudi Arabia, we could have been buying crude from a friendly neighbor like Canada. that got cut off.

And it was a signal really to the oil patch here that they don't have a friend in Washington.

So you can't go back to these CEOs and tell them to turn on the spigot. When they're not sure what the regulatory environment is going to be like in the next couple of years, it's just not going. Yeah. And that's part of The problem, and I just guess they don't understand that.

So we added 263,000 jobs. We thought 250,000, but the labor participation has decreased. 59,000 people just left the workforce voluntarily. How would you describe this environment now? Yeah, I find this, and this is where the Fed can be very dangerous.

They bounce from one crisis to the next. Yeah. The drive numbers, from my perspective, are largely backward-looking. There's a lot of more high-frequency data out there. Anecdotally, There isn't a day that goes by where I don't see some Fortune 500 company actually cutting their workforce.

And in just the last few weeks, Peloton, Snapchat, Alphabet, Microsoft, when was the last time Microsoft was forced to cut jobs? A few weeks ago, Bed Beth and Beyond, twenty percent of their workforce forward Okay. week ago their guidance by thirty four percent, in part because they couldn't get the parts to deliver the cars. If you can't deliver cars, you don't need as many people. How long is it going to be before Ford is forced to cut their workforce?

So that has not been reflected yet in the numbers, but they'll probably add some jobs for. Holiday help, I know Amazon's doing that. Yes. Seasonally, it's that time of the year when Walmart, Amazon and all these retailers are going to gear up, and that'll likely be reflected in the numbers. But from for the Fed I think we all understand that that the Fed has to do their job.

They screwed up last year. They say they're data dependent. They're obviously not data dependent. A year ago, in November. Jay Powell said it was time to retire the word transitory, yet they kept buying bonds in the open market all the way until March, quantitative easing.

didn't make sense.

So now they're trying to rush to the other side of the lifeboat. Arrest this thing and the work that they do right now, these rate hikes, these historic. the historic speed that they're doing this is not reflected yet. In the economy, it's going to take some time. And if they keep pushing as hard as they are, something's going to break.

And it's going to be something that breaks probably somewhere in the bond markets, overseas, somewhere, and they're going to be forced to turn course. When people are listening to David Ad, they're saying to themselves, you know, I don't know how much money you have, but you're thinking about your retirement. Where do you think the safest place is for your money? Look, uh, I'm a long-term investor, so I've been through this before. This is not my first rodeo.

We've already reflected a lot of this, has been reflected in the stock market already. We're in a vicious bear market. We've opened down for sure. I'm not looking in front of my screen right now. How we close today is probably a lot more important.

But right now, there's competitive choices right now, because out there a one-year Treasury is over 4%. We haven't seen that in more than a decade. And at 4%, you can lock in a fairly safe return.

So people are going to put some capital there. But a lot of these great companies are on sale. And it never looks good at the bottom. And I can't tell you this is the bottom. At some point in time, you gotta say, you know what, I gotta I wanna own some of these great companies because I may not get this chance again.

Understood. David, you have a podcast. You host a podcast called Money Runner. Podcast, how do we get it? Yeah, just go to YouTube.

And Google the Money Runner. I've been pretty excited about it. It's been a real undertaking for me, and we've had a lot of support. All right, David Nelson, Chief Strategist for Bel Point Asset Management. David, thank you.

Thanks, Brian. All right, when we come back, we'll take your calls, get your emails. Also, we'll continue to expand on something I haven't really talked about yet, and that's what's happened with Russia and the Ukraine. There's trouble in the inner circle with Vladimir Putin. No joke.

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He's so busy, he'll make your head spin. It's Brian Killmead. My kids are gated community gangsters. Seriously.

So Listen, w when I was growing up, there was a lot of trials and tribulations, so we had to. He had to be like that. You know, his basic thing was, I would just be a leader and not a follower.

So he had to be Right. But my kids not like that. And I have six wonderful children. I don't have any problems with with uh my children. I tell them all the time, we don't need another basketball player.

It's six of y'all.

Somebody give me law school, somebody give me hedge funds. I got one daughter that's a marketing director at Pepsi.

So, listen, I just want you, you know, education. Have fun, be yourself. And I tell them, you know, they kind of got mad at this, but I say: in order to touch daddy's cheese, you gotta have three degrees. Wow, so you got to get three degrees. The cheese would be the money, right?

The cheese would be the money. He's great, very grounded. He sounds fantastic. We don't need another basketball player. Also, I don't know what cut it is.

He talked about. How dad's rich, you're not. It's my money. It's not your money. Yeah, well, there's two of them.

We have the play them over to do 39 first, and we'll do 40. But 39, sort of how he learned, I think, a little bit how he wants to raise his kids because he was wealthy and he didn't grow up that way.

Okay. Because I believe in respectable nepotism. You know, I was with the Miami Heat one day and an article came out. The grandmother leaves the son $250 million, right?

So I didn't think nothing of it because it's a rich family.

So I go in the locker room one day to shoot, and this kid's on his knees scrubbing the bathroom floor. And I'm looking at him like, hey, man, didn't your grandmother just give you 250 million? Yeah, but dad wants me to start from the bottom.

So he had to do that. He was picking up jocks and he was, you know, he started in a marketing department. And now I think he's the vice president. Once I saw that, I was like, you know what? That right there is respectable nepotism.

Because the kid went to Duke, his grandma gave him $250. He could have been like, I'm not doing anything. But his dad said, nope. You start from the bottom. That's what I also teach my kids.

That's interesting because you can't pretend as if you are struggling. He grew up in a military family. His dad was in the military, so I'm sure they had enough to live. A lot of times that means free housing because he was an officer.

So it's not like he was struggling that much, similar to Strahan, I think. And why pretend you don't have money? But you don't want your kids to grow up spoiled, right? Yeah, and you want to make sure they have a good work work ethic because that is everything. Yeah, and don't feel entitled.

It actually is a curse. You're actually destroying their lives. If you give them everything, what are they striving for? No, 100%. And they'll never feel as though they deserve it.

No, and they'll feel better about themselves if they work hard for something completely. All right, here's more from Shaquille O'Neill, the coolest guy in sports, talking about. Talking about his son. I also have to teach him. We're not rich.

I'm rich. I love that. I love that line so much. Daddy, we're rich. My birth.

You know my oldest son. He's very smart. And it was kind of my fault. I said, my man, if you if you get all A's this next semester, you can get whatever you want.

So he gets all A's and I was like, go to the dealership and pick one. Then I get a call from Tesla. I said, man, you better take your ass across the street to Honda. You just try to save you money? Yeah.

I'm not buying you no damn Tesla. Smart though. Smart kid. What are the Teslas going for now? They were up at about $100,000.

Eric, have they gotten lower? I think for the top of the line model, it was around $80,000 to $100,000. Yeah. And then the lowest one, I think, is like $50,000 to $60,000. Right.

I mean, but now you've seen these stories during the hurricane that these electric cars were going on fire when they came in contact while on with salt water. Salt water, yeah.

So you're saying that that's still no big deal? Although it is a big deal. I think it's a big deal. But it does happen to regular combustion cars too. Goes on fire?

Yeah, if if the car gets flooded and salt water contacts the battery, it'll cause a short and then start a fire. I saw a photo of one Florida resident who came back to his home. flood damaged everywhere, and the only well, the only damage was to his car, which was burned out. Yeah. Well, I mean, I think they've got to work it out.

Also, I heard people are not that confident with that. Whole driverless car thing? that is still being worked out. You know, where you take your hand off the wheel and you just Plug it in and read the paper. I mean, would you be comfortable with that?

Not yet. No. But I've thought, I mean, most people are under the belief that they got the technology down, it was a matter of us getting used to it. But I mean, there's too many other factors. Like, it's not as if you're in the air, like with an airplane, right?

There's no roads or things like that. You're sort of like flying with nothing around you. You have streets, you have cars, you have other people, you have pedestrians. Like, there's so much. Maybe being in like Oklahoma, like just like, you know, a straight highway, like, you know, in between cities.

But I feel like in the Northeast. Do you have a use you cr cruise control?

Sometimes what I try and when I'm trying to not go too fast to avoid a speeding ticket.

Well, um, I don't think I've ever I think I used my cruise control once. But Let's find out this. I do want to talk about what's going on with Russia because for the longest time, people are like, Yeah, don't bring up the war because it's just a big stalemate and everyone's dying, and all the refugees. And we don't really know these people, but we're definitely rooting for Ukraine. But should we really be involved?

Well, that has all changed. I mean, Vladimir Putin's army is terrible. They're poorly armed, they're poorly trained, they have lost between 60 and 80,000 dead. They have so little interest in the people that fight, they leave their dead bodies on the ground. Ukraine picks them up, and they're also picking up their abandoned tanks.

They are annihilating the Russians with their own equipment. And get this, according to the Washington Post today, a member of Vladimir Putin's inner circle has voiced disagreement directly to the Russian president in the weeks after his last few weeks over his handling of the war in general. You never have heard anybody inside the Russian government be critical of Vladimir Putin. Criticism marks the clearest indication yet of the turmoil with. In Russia's leadership.

This has got into the President's daily brief, as I mentioned before. This content that the member of the Putin's inner circle expressed is related to what the insider considered mismanagement of the war, no joke, and mistakes being made by those who executed the military campaign. Yeah, they have no experience. The general's got to get in front because they're leading a bunch of people that don't even want to fight. Also, on that pipeline that blew up, the Nord Stream 1 and 2, Swedish probe finds the signs of detonation at Nord Stream leak sites.

The Swedish investigator leaked to two Russian natural gas pipelines that run underneath the Baltic Sea. Sweden security service said that it had seized evidence of what they caused the ruptures in Nord Stream 1 and 2. Authorities had noted that the leaks in the pipeline off of Sweden and Denmark were first disclosed, that there were explosions near there. And the question is: who exploded them? And that is the controversy around this.

Meanwhile, Russia's best chance at offense. They have Iranian made drones. They are not generating any type of massive effect on the battlefield, but they're making everybody know another reason to know that Iran is an outlaw nation and they are really causing, letting everybody know there's additional reason not to trust them and not to do deals with them. Here's General Jack Keene with me today. About what we could do to stop desperate Vladimir Putin from using nukes, Cut 17.

To have an effective deterrence, you have to have two things. One is the capability, and we have the capability to deliver not a nuclear weapon in kind. Certainly, we do that, but we wouldn't do that. We wouldn't put our troops in there. We would conduct a comprehensive air and missile attack that would take down the Russian military inside Ukraine.

After all, we know where it all is, and certainly we could deal with that.

So, does Putin knows we have the capability. Does he believe the President is the issue? To have effective deterrence, you got to have the capability and the credibility and will to use it. I'm hoping that they have with conviction and determination have convinced the Russians that, yes, we would pull the trigger. We'd blow up their entire navy located in the Black Sea.

We would kill every one of those soldiers in occupied Ukraine. They've already been devastated. That would happen right away with a total NATO hit. At which time, you know, Vladimir Putin would launch a nuclear weapon. That's one thing that people don't understand.

This is the greatest fear for people against the war. This would escalate and get bigger than the war. For us to go against Russia for the first time ever directly would be unbelievable. But it might be inevitable as long as this guy's in power. This is what it was building towards.

Whether we want it or not, they look at us as the enemy. But it turns out he does not have much of a military at all. Ryan, kill me, Choe. Keep it here. From high atop Fox News headquarters in New York City, always seeking solutions, never sowing division.

It's Brian Killmead. And I'm just looking at my screen now. Oil is now over $90 a barrel, above $90 a barrel. Wow, this is going to help. It's going to tank the market, which is down.

508 points, despite great pretty good job figures of 263,000 we just aired.

So I just looked at that.

So they took 2 million barrels off the market. They're going to cut production among OPEC plus, which means Russia. And now oil gushes to $90 a barrel. And what's the ripple effect of that? You me, we're paying for everything.

And Russia gets more money to try to sustain their war, which good news is it doesn't seem sustainable. Hi, everyone. Welcome back. Big hour coming your way. Geraldo shortly.

And then Rob Smith will be joining us, the Iraq Vet. You've seen him all over the channel, Fox News contributor. He's got a great podcast.

So let's get to the big three.

Now, with the stories you need to know, it's Brian's big three. Number three. The member of his inner circle that allegedly confronted him, and according to that reporting, Dmitry Peskov in the Kremlin has denied that President Putin himself was directly confronted. But according to that reporting, it was a member of President Putin's inner circle.

Now, that could be anyone. We don't know the name. Usually he just kills people that confront him, but now he's getting killed in this war. Keir Simmons, that was the report from him. Pressure on Putin from his own inner circle, as you just heard, because this war is blowing up in his face and he started it.

Desperate Putin is probably a dangerous Putin. We'll discuss. Number two. But the FBI and the Justice Department got him for tax evasion. And this is what really is going on here, I think, is that tax evasion is just opening the door to what's really going on behind the scenes.

Maybe, I don't think it's likely, though. Hunter hijinks his back. Washington Post using official leaks to let America know. The wheels of justice are working, and that Hunter is going to get indicted. I don't buy it, and if it is, the indictment is going to go for things that are benign.

I'll explain. Number one. They worship the false god of climate. That's what Joe Biden went after by attacking American energy, day number one in office with killing Keystone and stopping oil and gas leasing. John Barrazo from an energy state and from an energy committee, refueling a red wave.

That's what the Saudis did by cutting oil production, as I mentioned. The Democratic panic is quite entertaining, but their policy response is dangerous and, I believe, un-American.

So, from 48th and 6 in Midtown Manhattan and heard around the country, around the world, let's begin. Just a quick note: don't forget to watch One Nation this weekend at eight. We're going to explore what's going on with energy in particular. I'm going to talk to Nikki Haley about the challenge of Russia. And then I have Henry Quire on the border.

He's a Democrat who actually knows how to fix the border and can't get his party to listen. I'm going to give him the platform. I think he'll be intrigued. And John Christ will be joining us. John Christ, one of America's finest comedians and greatest comedic minds, who also follows the news.

So let's talk about what's happening. As I mentioned, the job number is supposed to be 250. It came in 263. That's the good news. The bad news is 59,000 people have left the workforce, just left.

Where do they go? Where do they go? You can't say the PPP loan. You can't say. I won't forget.

You can't say that the rents have been frozen. I don't know where these people go. Is all these people rich? I doubt it. I think the rest of the world is dealing with the same thing, too.

We have a workforce, 62.3%.

So just over six of every ten of us are working. That second, we should be at 68.72.

Some people retired. I get it. So that bothers me. And obviously the markets bi are bothered by Oil going over $90 a barrel. Not Brian Dees, the White House economic advisor.

He thinks he knows the real culprit. It is those gas station owners. They just live that life of luxury, cut to. What we believe needs to happen, consistent with market principles, is that the energy energy companies need to reduce retail prices to reflect the price that they're paying for the wholesale gas. And the reason why wholesale gas prices continue to be at that level is because of all of the progress that we've made.

And oil and gas prices are mo moving around, but they are significantly lower now than they were a couple of months ago.

What? The progress you've made? Gas station owners have to just take the exact dollar that they get and charge that exact dollar to the customer? Does he understand how free market works? Do you does anyone begrudge the gas station owner who's selling Reese's peanut butter cups to make a profit?

Trying to make a little bit of profit on the gas. They're not gouging. They're not the problem. You know the problem. What an insult.

And by the way, the Saudis are looking to say: look, they're not an ideal partner, but they're a partner. We prefer them in a bad neighborhood, along with Israel, to be an ally. And they gave us the Abraham Accords because we sincerely blew up the Iranian deal. And they said that is a sign of loyalty. This administration had a president that said they're a pariah nation.

and then started opening up talks with Iran.

So Saudi Arabia goes, okay, I'm going to talk to China. I'm going to talk to Russia. and I'm going to cut oil production. I am not defending the Saudis. But you got to be street smart.

Brian Tease. Cut three. Why should U. S. taxpayers subsidize Saudi security when they're not willing to subsidize US gasoline prices?

Yeah. So I have um uh totally understand the question. I have no announcements about any of that uh today um and would say that um As we mentioned yesterday, we will be assessing and consulting closely with Congress around a range of issues on the back end of this.

So let me give you an idea of what we're looking at nationwide. I don't know what your gas is. Give us a call, 1-866-408-7669. But today, gas is $389 on the average. If you're in California, you laugh at that.

It's $6.39. Nevada, $550. Oregon, $553. Washington State, $538. Arizona, $455.

The problem is the gas prices are going up and will go up further, which is why the market is going down. Scary, the U.S. Strategic Petroleum Reserve, save for things like Katrina or a world war, is down to a 40-year low, the lowest level since 1984. And it's artificially flooding our market in order to keep the prices down because he's got an election November 8th, and he knows how devastating that is.

So what are his options? To make oil and gas companies stop selling to other countries, that'll blow them up. 'Cause they have a certain forecast too. Number two, we could go Venezuela. We'll give you money to let Chevron go back to your company and Shell dr go to your off sh offshore drilling for gas.

Really take a year and a half to build up that renegade country's infrastructure, but we would do it. You get a few million barrels on the line. Guess who would benefit? Cuba? Iran, China and Russia.

This is the all-star team of our enemies. That's actually an option they're considering. They're also saying sign this bad nuclear deal, and then we'll lift sanctions, allowing you, Iran, to flood the market with a million barrels a day, and that would bring the price down. But at what cost? Do we have any integrity at all?

Here's Tim Stewart with Larry Kudlow yesterday. Cut for you know, Russia holds 40% of the Venezuelan projects alone, and so if we're going to Venezuela, we're going to Russia, we're helping OPEC plus. Again, it's illiterate. It's an illiterate policy, and we shouldn't have to be in this situation. You got to know what you don't know.

And what the President consistently says, and Brian Deese backs him up, you blame gas station owners and American oil companies. Do you not they evidently had a meeting, a quiet meeting behind closed doors with these oil and gas companies, at which time They gotta let these oil and gas companies gotta go educate America about what you're doing, why you're not gouging, how environmentally sound you are, especially compared to the rest of the world. And they tell me in the oil business, if you want dirty oil, you go to Venezuela. It makes no sense. Larry Kudlow's been doing this for over fifty years.

He can't make out what the game plan is, cut seven. Once again, the Bidens are running to hug that famous democracy-loving U.S. ally, Nicholas Maduro. The President of Venezuela. the leading socialist communist country in South America.

For literally a couple of additional barrels of very dirty oil. Madura is supposed to turn Venezuela back into a freedom-loving democracy. In return for which Maduro is supposed to agree to free and fair presidential elections. Mind you. That country is essentially being run by the Cuban Secret Service.

We're gonna take a time out so I give her all the some time to talk. It's not even debatable what we should be doing. Instead, they're really debating banning all new leases on offshore drilling. All new leases. This paint of the pump is gonna cost them in the booth the voting booth.

Unless you disagree, which I'm more than happy to hear a pushback, I believe things are lining up for Republicans because of the reality of the policies are so bad, Americans will have no choice. Yours and the Brian Kill Me Chow. Uh don't move. Both sides, all opinions, it's Brian Killmead. Information you want, truth you demand.

This is the Brian Kill Me Show.

So, the first thing is, this is an old story made to look new. The second aspect of it is there's not going to be an indictment of Hunter Biden between now and Election Day. Why? He's a politically sensitive figure. The U.S.

Attorney's Manual says 90 days before election, we don't take any public actions in criminally politically sensitive cases.

So, if you know something's old and it's been made to look new and it's not about something that's imminent, you have to ask yourself what happened. And that's what they're talking about, the Hunter Biden indictment that could be coming down. A lot of people think it's a head fake. I'm one of them. I'm saying this is not about Hunter Biden and not paying his taxes with a bad, not being accurate, trying to fill out a gun form.

This should be about Hunter Biden doing international investment deals that could circumvent the security of our country and compromise his dad, the president, who, according to the emails that have been verified now as authentic, were Tony Bobolinsky was his partner. That's exactly who he was.

So they said yesterday indictment could be imminent by an attorney that Biden left in place that was put there by Donald Trump. Here's more from Solomon on the dynamics of this case. Cut 15. There are four dynamics going on. The first is a lot of new evidence has emerged since the summer of Joe Biden being a little bit more involved in Hunter Biden seeing meeting with more of his business partners, having keys to one of his business offices, being listed as a business partner on a document.

So the evidence is starting to move towards Hunter Biden or Joe Biden. This story tries to focus the story. Back on Hunter Biden. Secondly, there is FBI under assault. The Republicans are likely to take over.

They're worried about the reputation. The FBI wants people to know we did our job. Third thing, U.S. Attorney did some grand jury activity. There are discussions going on with the Justice Department.

And fourth, there are people around Joe Biden who would like to see Hunter Biden make a plea deal and make this go away, but his lawyer has made clear and public he's not going to do that. All of those four things are likely at play in this leak of an old story made to look new on this night. Haraler just walked in, but he knows the case. He's the Hunter Biden. Great to see you.

You too. And the last part, what John Solomon was just saying, is something that Miranda Devine found out to you. John Solomon, yeah. They just found out that. Hunter Biden was offered a deal.

He'd be charged with a felony and he doesn't want to do the deal. Is that so? And the White House has been pushing him to take it. And he's like, no. And that is passive aggressive because obviously sitting down for a trial if you're Hunter Biden, if it comes to that, they could skip they could up the charges and pull back this deal.

Oh, for sure. If they went for every literal charge that they could get against him, they'd be as long as your arm. It sounds like a father. Sun kind of beef That's the subtext. Here, why would he not?

You know, face up to the responsibility. I heard. And Jonathan Turley wrote about, and the New York Post has covered extensively and well. That They were on the verge of a whole bunch of stuff, but that he would take a deal. that they would wrap it all into one deal, With very little, if any, prison time.

And then the Outrage would be how basically he skated. It won't be anything about foreign influence, peddling, or anything like that. It'll just be all about uh tax evasion, the the gun uh lying on the gun application and and the the kind of ministerial small small time stuff. But if he's if he doesn't take the deal, He it's 'cause he's g he's screwing with his father. That's my theory.

And the theory's solid. If you think about that exchange he had with his daughter. And remember the exchange when he said to her when he said to her, I'll never do to you what Pop does to me, and that is pay a p uh a portion of everything that you earned. I support this family, resentment, passive aggressive, to write the book. to write the book and do a book tour that brings all this up.

And even somebody like as innocuous as Jimmy Kimmel would say, have you ever thought about Apple Care when it comes you know, and then people would laugh at it, but you know what it says? The laptop's real, you dropped it. It's all real. It's what what gets me is to back off the legal aspect and just be a a parent. For a second, What is it about this guy where his father is at the top?

Of the food chain in in American political life.

Now he's president, but he was vice president for a long time, a very prominent senator for a long time. What does it say about you that not only do you do all this stuff with crack and hookers and so forth, but you film almost everything. Uh you have the the a kind of malignant narcissism. That It's all about you. It's a kind of a wacky dysfunction.

I still say it's a father-son hatred. But why would you do that? Why would you take your whole family down and besmirch them in that way? A couple of things. I think Joe Biden, do you have anybody that you know that's had drug problems or alcohol problems?

Of course. You ever the frustration you feel is they won't get off, they blow off appointments, they blow up your family and everything? Right. So I have direct contact with that too. You're right.

And knowing that. President Biden Was also letting him do international deals that would bring uncommon stress, whether it's the Burisma Board or CEFC deals with high-ranking Chinese, Kazakhstan, Russian officials. What kind of parent puts a guy who's in and out of rehab into that type of stressful situation? It's a parent in denial. Just as so many American families now have that person in their family.

And you say, well, this time will be different. This time, if I give him this response, the stakes are so high. That you're not going to be that petty, self-abusing, flamboyant transgressor that you are at home. It's wishful thinking. And it never gets better.

I really believe it, and I've done so many stories about it: that once a junkie, always a junkie. And now you have this guy now on the verge of, and he's making a deal. What kind of standing does he have to negotiate a deal? He should thank his lucky stars that he's got to follow.

So I'll tell you what's in Miranda's story. She says they tried to get him to take a plea deal to a felony as he refuses the charges, could be upped. He said if he refuses, the charges could be upped to Farah violations, money laundering, with the potential for a trail right to Delaware. And he goes, somebody, one former prosecutor put it, Hunter suffers from uberism, a fatal arrogance. He always received whatever he demands.

Oh, I see that. I see that. But I wonder, isn't it. That Doctor Jill is a isn't she a psy a psychologist? Isn't that a good idea?

She should know. If you read some of these emails, they don't really love her either. The Doping of America with You, Geraldi, your new series available on Fox Nation. Episode 1, America's Heroin High. Episode 2, Cocaine, Crime and Cartels.

Episode 3, Synthetics and Social Media.

Sounds like a great series. Is it ready? Is it on? It's ready. It is available right now.

And it comes at a time when, with fentanyl, as long as I've been in the business, as long as I've chased this dragon. I've never seen anything like this. This is way worse than heroin, way worse than crack. 109,000 overdose deaths in the last 12 months. This is, Brian, I'm telling you, this is a different kind of story.

Right. Why this isn't the number one story in America is unbelievable. Look, so we'll get another reason to get Fox Nation. Geraldo, great to see you. Thanks, brother.

Co-host, are you on the five tonight? I am. All right, you'll be playing yourself? I will play myself. All right, look for Geraldo.

I may use the Brian Killmead voice. From his mouth to your ears, it's Brian Killmead. My so-called friends/slash handlers around me told me, like, if I said that I like Trump, that my career would be over, that my life would be over. They said stuff like people get killed for wearing a hat like that, they threaten my life, they put my life. They basically said that I would be killed.

Uh for Uh wearing the hat. I had a someone call me last night and said anybody wearing a White Lives Matter shirt is going to be green lit, and that means that they're going to beat them up if they wear it. And I'm like, So you know okay, green like me then. Uh that is Kanye West or Ye West. What do we call 'em?

Ye West? With Tucker last night, part two would be today. They were supposed to speak for 30 minutes, ended up being two hours. That's why there's two parts. And at which time he's talking about being conservative, he also talked about divorce.

He also talked about how the Kardashians were kind of holding him back, and his handlers were telling him not to come out for Trump. Little things are disappointing about Trump, too, and about the country. But. Rob Smith watched it. He's an Iraq vet, founder and president of the Douglas Society, and host of Can't Cancel Rob Smith podcast.

Rob, welcome. Hey, thanks, Brian. It's good to talk to you. Can you relate to what Kanye West said? Absolutely, Brian, like on so many different levels.

I guess, first of all, let's go to this conversation that he had about being canceled, about all of his handlers and all the people around him saying that you can't come out for Trump, you can't wear that hat, you cannot do this, or else your life and your career and everything will be over. I'm personally a black man that came out in support of Trump and support of the Republicans about four years ago, right around 2018. And what he is saying is right, you literally do lose everything. I think that people can't really comprehend the forces that exist in this society that want to put black people, particularly African American men, in that sort of leftist, in that Democrat box. I lost friends.

I lost job opportunities. I had fraternity brothers that literally will not even speak to me anymore. I got disinvited from weddings. I got excommunicated from society just because I made a decision to vote a certain type of way. And that's what Kanye West is speaking to.

And I think that when he speaks about it, he is speaking about it on such a larger level than I think a lot of people can appreciate because he is. You know, such a cultural powerhouse. He is such a superstar. He has the amount of pressure that is on him to tow the line is immense. Because if you look at that industry, particularly in hip-hop culture, particularly in rap culture, there are very few people that are doing or saying anything that is outside of the approved script for African Americans in the society.

So he was going up against so much at that point in time. And now, you know, four years later, four years outside of that, he's still standing. He's bigger than ever. He won a Grammy for the Jesus is King album. He is saying all of these things that I think a lot of African Americans are really thinking, but they're not emboldened to say it because they're afraid of being canceled.

Well, overall, before I get to another cut, what was your impression of the interview? Because his intelligence is obvious, but a lot of times he would segue and bring up Tanya Harding and other things where I'm thinking to myself, this is so far from the question. It's all interesting. But I could see that there's a lot going on there. What was your impression?

My impression was that it was a very free willing conversation. And I think that, you know, Kanye West is an artist. This is not somebody that's necessarily media trained, but saying, okay, I'm going to get from point A to point B to point C. And when I sat down and watched the interview, he generally brought it all the way back. And the thing that struck me the most, Brian, about the interview, and I'm going to talk about this on Can't Cancel Rob Smith probably on Monday.

Is that he is very lucid. He's very clear.

Now, I remember doing a lot of cable news stuff in a lot of media around the time that he came out for Trumpet in 2018. And there was this idea that, because Kanye West has admitted to being bipolar and has admitted to having mental health issues in the past, and so that admission, a lot of people use as sort of this base to say, well, you can't listen to him. He's crazy. He's this, he's that. And the lucidity and the clarity of thought and the clarity of mind that he portrayed in that interview is what struck me the most.

This is not a crazy person. This is not somebody that is quote unquote off his meds. This is not somebody that is speaking gibberish. This is somebody that has actually had a lot of time to think about the things that he is saying and the points that he was making. No question.

Here's an idea of what he says. Comes from why he was wearing the lanyard he was wearing. In case you don't know, he was wearing a lanyard coming from a show in. Was it a fashion show in Paris of a fetus? uh a fetus in a uh from a Ultrasound, CUD28.

So you just came from Paris Fashion Week. You just landed, and the lanyard's still on from it, and there's a Photograph on it, what is that? It's a photograph of a baby's ultrasound. Why is that and that you design that? Yes.

Why? What does that mean? Uh it just represents life, I'm pro-life. Boy, so you wear it on a badge. What kind of response do you get?

Amen. I agree. I don't care about people's responses. I care about the fact that there's more. Black babies being aborted than born in New York City at this point, that 50% of black death.

in America is abortion.

So I really don't care about people's responses. I perform for an audience of one, and that's God. What's your reaction to not only his action, but his response? It's very profound. First of all, the pro-life conversation among the black community is very profound because Democrats and the left have sort of convinced African Americans in this country that killing their babies is somehow health care.

And I'm kind of embarrassed to admit this, Brian, but even I was not aware, and a lot of people are not aware that Planned Parenthood was started by a white supremacist and eugenicist named Margaret Sanger, who wanted to quote, and this is a real quote, exterminate the black population like weeds. A lot of people do not know that because that is not a message that the mainstream media is going to allow to be put out there. I believe that, I think that I didn't even realize that until about three or four years ago. I think I heard Candace Owens talking about it via one of her platforms at the time.

So I thought that that was very profound. And sort of this pro-life message and the fact that abortion does kill so many black babies, that it's, you know, it's killing not only the But it's also. Shrinking the African-American population in this country. That's why it stays stagnant at about 11 to 12%. And he's getting that message out to an audience that is so much broader than I think anybody that has ever said that message before.

And I want to make one more point here about Planned Parenthood and about how abortion is marketed so heavily to black women in this country. Their CEO is a black woman. And I knew a couple of years ago when they were looking for CEOs and they were sort of going back and forth about that, I said, the next person that they're going to put at the head of this organization and at the face of this organization is a black woman because they're going to use this black woman to convince other black women in this country that killing their babies is the only option that they have.

So to wrap that all up, Kanye is having this pro-life conversation. He's having the conversation about how abortion affects the African-American community. And he is reaching an audience that is broader than most people on this planet can ever reach.

So, my thing is about him: two weeks later, he could be saying that Tucker Carlson's a terrible person, and Donald Trump's, you know, he could go flip to a 180. I mean, the way he acted in the White House a few years ago when he was there was not. Normal. The way he was last night was interesting. I don't care what you think about what he thinks.

He's smart and he's interesting. Then you could, we could do this. But in three weeks, if he's saying the exact opposite and not, you know, remember, he turned on Candace Owens. I don't know the circumstances, but now they have together have this new shirt out called White Lives Matter.

Now, people were getting fired for saying all lives matter. Remember that? That Grant Napier said all lives matter, and they fired him.

So listen to this exchange. We're talking about Rob Smith. He's got a great podcast out there. It's called You Can't Cancel Rob Smith. Rob, listen to this, Cut 26.

You know, people they're looking for an explanation, and people say, well, as an artist, You don't have to give an explanation, but as a leader, you do. Yes, I think that's right.

So The answer to Why I wrote White Lives Matter on a shirt is because they do. It's the obvious thing. Why do you think that's so and I assume the implication is of course all lives matter because they're lives because God created them. Why do you think that that would be considered controversial? Because The same people that have stripped us of our identity.

And labeled us as a color, have told us what it means to be black. and the vernacular that we're supposed to have. Do you want to build on that? You know, it's very interesting. He either tweeted or Instagram something after sort of that photo came out and broke the internet.

He said, Black Lives Matter is a scam.

Now it's over. You're welcome. And I think that the shirt is not so much about whether, you know, White Lives Matter or Black Lives Matter or Asian Lives Matter or anything like that. I think that the shirt is supposed to start a conversation and expose the hypocrisy of Black Lives Matter in BLM Inc.

Now, two years outside of the BLM riots that destroyed black neighborhoods all across the country and destroyed black businesses and created billions of dollars in property damage, you weren't allowed to expose the hypocrisy of what was going on at the time. I know I personally took a lot of blowback. From saying what I had to say on my podcast and doing cable news and all of that stuff. But now, two years later, people are starting to ask questions: where did this $90 million go? What was this all about?

Why is one of the co-founders of BLM to have a $5 million real estate portfolio? The Ask American community is starting to open their eyes to the scam that was BLM Inc. People are starting to realize that they got hustled, that they got had. And there are some people that are willing to admit that they got had, and there are some people that are going to double down on this Black Lives Matter, BLM Inc., et cetera. And the point that Kanye made about the fact that they had stripped white people of their identity and made them a color.

The BLM stuff and the Black Lives Matter movement and all of that stuff was all about trying to teach or trying to force a way of being black among the entire African-American population. Remember, Joe Biden said if you don't vote for him, you ain't black. And this is what Democrats and the left have been doing for decades and decades and decades.

So, like I said, the White Lives Matter thing, I don't know if it's about White Lives Matter or Asian Lives Matter, or Latino Lives Matter, or Black Lives Matter, or anything like that. I think that the point of the statement and the point of the shirt was to expose the hypocrisy of BLM Inc. and to end that fraudulent movement once and for all. As only somebody like Kanye could do. Right, real quick, on rapper Lizzo, who's an overweight rapper who's played James Madison's flute.

I don't know how she got permission to do that from. Uh uh from from the Smithsonian cut 29. Lizzo works with my trainer, a friend of mine. Harley Pastenac, Harley Pasanak. When Lizzo loses, 10 pounds and announces it, the bots.

That's a term for People like, it's like telemarketer callers like on Instagram. They attack her for losing weight because the media wants to put out a perception that being overweight is the new goal when it's actually unhealthy. Let's get aside the fact of whether it's fashion and vogue, which it's not. Let's just, or. If someone thinks it's attractive, to each his own.

It's actually clinically unhealthy And for people to promote that. Um it's a it's demonic. Do you agree? You know, I do agree, and I want to take it one step further because you have to look at how somebody like Lizzo is elevated in the society.

So, if somebody like Lizzo is there, it is not just that Lizzo is obese, it's that Lizzo is twerking, it's that Lizzo bends over and exposes her rear end to cameras at NBA games, it's that Lizzo does videos for Instagram where she's walking on a private jet in a song with everything out there. It's not so much that she's obese and overweight, but it's the vulgarity of this. And so this kind of vulgarity, by the way, you would never see among from a woman of many other ways. There are obese or heavier set white women. There's the Ashley Grahams of the world.

There was even Adele before she lost her weight. These people would never be presented like that in mainstream media. It's only a black woman lizard. Why is that? And Kanye made the point that it's about glorifying obesity.

I think that it's specifically about glorifying obesity among African-American women. And she is one of the symbols that does that. And for me, it's unfortunate because I actually am a fan of hers. Her music is great. She's actually somebody that's seriously talented.

Uh but she is being used to push an obesity agenda that is not healthy, that is not aspirational, uh that is deeply, deeply unhealthy to an American populace. And when you take it a step further and realize that these are people, you know, the left and the Democrat agenda and all that stuff, they want Americans fat. They want them complacent. They want them government-dependent.

Well, I'll tell you what.

So that's just a part of the agenda. And think about the healthcare strain, too. On top of that, it's all preventable. Exactly. Rob Smith, where do we get your podcast?

Yes, you can find Can't Cancel Rob Smith Monday through Friday on Apple Podcasts, iHeart Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts. I hope I call my fans my problematics because we are problematic thinkers, and I welcome you all to join me. All right, Rob, thanks so much. Always appreciate your insight. Rob Smith, thank you.

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Welcome back, everybody. Just fascinating to see Kanye West continue to be a fascinating figure, and I guess still be able to be a dominant in fashion and music. John Chris is coming up next hour. He's been a great guest on TV and radio here, up and coming comedian, really established, selling out across the country. But what he's really known for, first and foremost, not only what he does on stage, what he does on social media.

The guy is hysterical, just holding up it seems to be just his iPhone and just going at it. Here he is talking about soccer and golf. Christiana Robert. With a shot to get back to even really has a chance to sink this one. It should go a bit rough.

Right to left. But he's got a good look at it. Ball back in a stance just a bit.

Solid corner. Intact and he sinks it. Really nice trick. Tiger's found an opening on 12. He needs this four-foot putt for par.

All he needs to do is sink it aside. Imagine if a golf commentator and a soccer commentator switch cadences and approaches. See how that would go. Here's John Chris's an irritated weatherman. David Watson's been monitoring traffic, but first we go to Ryan Marshall, who's out monitoring the snowfall.

Ryan, what's it look like out there? Yeah, it looks like snow, just like I predicted in my forecast. From the studio. I'm not sure why I'm out here literally looking around. It looks like snow.

You could just take a video of it snowing and show that. Why do I have to be here to describe snowfall? It's pretty self-explanatory. Seems like the cold has gotten you in an icy mood yourself, Ryan.

Okay, you know what, Shannon? I am in an icy mood, okay? Nice pun. Yeah. Ha!

How many times do you think that Janice would like to do that? Oh, every weatherman, right? Janice Dean would definitely she's got to hear that. That would be perfect. Why do they have to stand in the weather?

It's not their fault. From the Fox News Radio Studios in Midtown Manhattan, it's the fastest-growing radio talk show. Brian Kilmead. Hi everyone, welcome to the latest moments of the Brian Kilmey Show from 48th and 6 in Midtown Manhattan, heard around the country, around the world. I know you hear it at the station locally.

I think people know what's been going on because he's a national figure. Bernie McGurk, he's one of the most talented people you heard on radio. You heard him for years with Imus. He was in our building for the longest time when Imus was so casting out of here on Fox Business. And then he got his own show with Sid, and he and Sid dominated in the morning on WABC, which is well lucky enough to have our station heard on 77 WABC from 10 to noon every day.

His passing was stunning. It's to everyone in New York or the people that know him. He lives on Long Island, worked in Manhattan. I believe in the Bronx, in Brooklyn.

So he's just the greatest guy. Passed away at 64 to cancer.

So a lot of people should keep him in your mind and we'll keep people on the top of your mind and keep people know what's going on with terms of services commemorating his life and his family. When we come bottom of the hour, John Christ is going to be with us, a guy that loves talking about what's happening in the news, puts out there his own tapes, likes to mark the news industry, as well as healed news duel with us on One Nation, which is going to be at 8 and 11 o'clock. On Saturday night. On Sundays, it's Shannon Bream on Fox News Sunday. And in a matter of moments, she's going to be joining us.

So let's get to the big three.

Now, with the stories you need to know, it's Brian's big three. Number three. The member of his inner circle that allegedly confronted him. And according to that reporting, Dmitry Peskov in the Kremlin has denied that President Putin himself was directly confronted. But according to that reporting, it was a member of President Putin's inner circle.

Now, that could be anyone. We don't know. We don't know the name. Yeah, that's a report overseas. Pressure on Putin from his own inner circle.

This, according to a Washington Post report. And now this war is blowing up in his face, scoring. Scaring many people who think a desperate Putin will use a nuclear weapon. What about you? Number two.

But the FBI and the Justice Department got him for tax evasion. And this is what really is going on here, I think, is that tax evasion is just opening the door to what's really going on behind the scenes. Yes, the Hunter hijinks is back. Officials are leaking to the press that they are about to. Charge him.

The wheels of justice are working, but will they charge him on a real charge? And will it get to the president? We'll discuss that. Number one. They worship the false god of climate.

That's what Joe Biden went after by attacking American Energy day number one in office with killing Keystone and stopping oil and gas leasing. Yes, John Barrasso knows it. Refueling a red wave. That's what the Saudis did by cutting oil production, and the Democratic panic is quite entertaining, but their policy response is dangerous and un-American. Let's bring in Shannon Bream, anchor of Fox News Sunday, and Fox News' chief legal correspondent, author of Mothers and Daughters of the Bible Speak.

Shannon, welcome back. It is great to be with you. Market's not loving, even though the jobs report was a little bit higher than they thought. The market is tanking right now because of what the Saudis did. And they cut long OPEC Plus has cut production by a significant amount, and the price of gas and keeping your home warm is going to go up.

This administration seems to be scrambling caught by surprise. Should they have really been caught by surprise, Shannon?

Well, you know, they made such overtures, and there was so much stuff, you know, publicly and behind the scenes trying to make sure that the production would tick up and not be cut by 2 million barrels.

So I do think they're sort of shocked. But you have to look around and see how these relationships work. And right now they're not working for the White House. They seem to be, in many cases, working to the advantage of Vladimir Putin and the destruction he wants to wage on, you know, European energy and the global markets. But yeah, they do seem caught back on their heels with this.

So their answer is going to Venezuela or Iran. I thought this president said we're going to put human rights at the forefront of all our policy. Not if you go to Venezuela and Iran, ask them to put a million barrels onto the world market or reprime the Venezuelan oil and gas structure, which would be with Shell and maybe Chevron, you'd be circumventing all your values and beliefs. I thought, guess who Brian Dees is blaming? Again, they blame the gas station owners.

Listen to this, cut to. Believe needs to happen consistent with market principles is that the energy energy companies need to reduce. Retail prices to reflect the price that they're paying for the wholesale gas. And the reason why wholesale gas prices continue to be at that level is because of all of the progress that we've made. What is he even talking about?

So, stop making a profit, Shannon. I've said this for the longest time. That profit stuff is terrible.

Well, I mean, that's not what America was built on, Brian. Oh, it was. Yes, it was. Yeah, it was. And listen, when you talk about bringing down prices, they go after the refiners and the crude producers and that kind of thing.

But remember, I feel like a Groundhog Day. This President said multiple times during the campaign, we're going to get rid of fossil fuels. These producers will now say we had to convert like a third of our productions over to green because that's what the president told us he was going to do, like stomp us out. And we've had to try to so now when they come back to us and say like you guys need to ramp up production and quit gouging everybody, like it costs tens of billions of dollars to quote ramp up production. You don't just turn that on a dime.

And they had, you know, during COVID, invested tens of billions of dollars to stay operational because they knew eventually it would be over and we'd be back in business and driving our cars and all that kind of stuff. But to go after the people who are on the business end of producing and selling the oil when you've told them you were going to get rid of them is a very interesting take. That's so interesting that you use the word interesting, abhorrent take. It's against human beliefs and values. The oil and gas company's got to do a better job sticking up for themselves.

You know how dirty they say the oil from Venezuela is, and how responsible our oil and gas companies are. There are mistakes there. Absolutely.

So I want to talk about this. There's a report in the Washington Post that said that they're about to charge Hunter Biden, and the cover of the New York Post says, charge him already. A four-year investigation led by U.S. Attorney David Weiss, who was nominated by Donald Trump and not fired by Joe Biden. We thought we were going to get to the bottom of who the big guy is as if we don't know.

But instead, they're going to look to indict him on filling out a lying about when he applied to get a gun and maybe charge him with a felony for not paying his taxes. That would be a gift to the Biden family. It would be. And the timing is so interesting. It's weird to me.

It's like Whiplash. Two years ago at this time, we had all of these allegations regarding Hunter Biden, his laptop, all kinds of things that they weren't out making blanket denials like these are not his emails. He never sent any of that stuff. We kept waiting for that from the Biden camp.

Now we did get other people around them saying it's Russian disinformation. You can't believe any of it. You remember social media groups and companies that wouldn't even allow you to share the stories, the reporting that New York Post and Tucker and others were doing on this. And now here we are a few weeks out from the midterms and there's this leak potentially that there could be charges coming. But you're right.

They're not on the substance of what Tony Bobolensky and others have alleged About whether or not the then vice president, now president, was directly involved or knew anything about what his son was doing or that it was all above board.

So, yeah, I mean, the timing is really weird, but as you mentioned, what they're potentially allegedly thinking about charging him with, you know, it's not what his biggest critics would like to see investigated. And maybe there are investigations on that front going on as well about the foreign business dealings, et cetera. All right.

So here's what did you watch the Tony Bobolinski interview? I did. Right. So he comes out. He's got more details.

He'll back up everything with hard drives. He already gave four or five hours of his free time to the FBI. The grand jury, stunningly, has never called him. Listen to what he said. Here's a little bit about what he said about how the FBI never followed up.

And this guy, T-Bald, who's now mysteriously retired, while saying that he had nothing to do with bias in the FBI, cut eight. You know, I was ready to sit down with anybody that needed me to or travel wherever I wanted to. And. They were supposed to be working a follow-up interview, and Tim Thibault, in his last discussion with my legal counsel, was: listen, we know Tony's cooperating. We appreciate all the information he's provided.

We will follow up with you. We're definitely going to have him come in for a follow-up interview or spend some more time on this. And I haven't heard from him since.

Well, the Thibaut's people said that he has nothing to do with that. They passed everything over to the Baltimore division of the FBI.

So that's another, there's a lot of subplots here. But again, Bob Olinski not being called by a Trump-appointed U.S. District Attorney. I mean, i because i if if he's guy the guy that says he's willing I mean he stuck his neck out. If you're going to go out there publicly and say here are the emails, these are my accusations.

That's a risk, and he's clearly made that calculated risk. But to think that the authorities don't want to hear from him and see his information is odd at best. You know, part of the statement that came out from Thibault's legal team says that they were in communications with him. They told him if he wanted to submit evidence, they could contact Thibault to arrange it. Though says he documented the call, provided, as you said, the information to the Baltimore field office, and then they never heard from Bobolinsky's counsel after that.

So there's some talking past each other on exactly what happened, but it's clear. It sounds like Bobolinski is like, hey, if you guys want to call me, I'm standing by the phone. I'm waiting to hear from you. And if you're investigating that portion of the allegations against Hunter, I don't know how you do it without talking to him. Right.

And you talked as a legal expert, too. Chad, and lastly, it looks like the report is from Miranda Devine that he wants to, he's refusing the plea deal. And if he does, that would open up, he's being charged with a felony. He's refusing that deal. If he does refuse it, I understand the process could mean that they could up the charges, include FARA violations, money laundering, with a potential trail right to Delaware and to his father.

One former prosecutor put it like this: Hunter suffers from uberism, a fatal arrogance. He always received what he demanded. What do you think about a guy that would turn down that plea deal? It would get worse for him. Yeah, and his attorney has got to be advising his client: like, okay, you realize that all these other doors are going to open if you don't take what potentially is on the table.

But I think that's such a good point. If he's never had to kind of face the music for the difficult things he's been through and the choices that he's made in the past, he may feel untouchable. And you may think, like, I'm the president or son of the current president, it's going to be fine for me. And there's just so much political drama that gets drawn into it. That's a lawyer, Shannon.

Is that possible? Maybe he's a lawyer. But I would be a lawyer, I would tell him. He is a lawyer. I would tell him take the deal.

But he is a lawyer. Yeah, he should know. He should know better. But again, if you've never had to pay the penalty or consequences for a lot of what you've done, then you may feel like this is just like all the others. They're not actually what are they going to do?

Put the president's son in jail? He's not going to think that's a possibility. But if I'm his attorney, I'm going to say, you need to deal with the possibility that that's a reality. And let's get serious about this thing because you don't want all those other doors to open. But all those other business partners outside Bobolinski are in jail.

I mean, you got that Devin Archer's in jail. The CEFC guy, his Chinese contact, has disappeared. I mean, the Ukrainian contacts, his Kazakhstan, does he want to really expose that? I think it's passive-aggressive against his dad. I'm telling you, if you read some of those emails, that he does not mind exposing his father on some level.

I mean, we just watched with Herschel Walker's son, who was an ally to him, and you would see technically, but remember that exchange he had with his daughter. I'll never, I will never make you share your earnings like I have to do with my dad. Yeah, I mean, there are communications there that definitely have that tension between the two of them. But my goodness, would you risk that? Would you risk a presidency?

Over an inter-family squabble. I don't know. It sounds like they need to talk to Dr. Bryan. Get on the couch.

Or Dr. Drew, who went to college for this.

Okay. Exactly. Break it down, find out just how destructive we could potentially be when we have family feuds. All right, so Shannon, if you want to roll this soundbite from my show, Brian Killmee postulated on Friday, and here's what he said. On Fox News Sunday, besides that soundbite, what else do you have?

We're going to lead with that, and then we'll transition into some other news. We've got Stacey Abrams with us this week. We're very excited. We had Governor Kemp. You know, they had that heated 2018 race.

They're at it again. I'm not sure the dust has ever settled over the 2018. She says she's been misconstrued about conceding, not conceding the race.

So we will get her explanation on that, on defunding the police, abortion. I have a feeling the Senate race in Georgia is going to come up as well. We've got former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo on all of the foreign policy stuff, including the president saying we're closer to nuclear Armageddon than we've been since the Cuban Missile Crisis. And then to cleanse your palette, we'll take you outside the beltway. We've got Jim Gray because there are a lot of hot sports stories.

I think you're familiar with the sports world, and we're going to talk to him, too. Right. The Tom Brady thing is the biggest story, and I don't think he's going to answer you. I don't think you will, but you gotta, you know, think about it. About the question, like, how much does it impact somebody even as good as the goat as Tom Brady on a field when every headline in page six and all that stuff out there is talking about your potential divorce?

Allison, how do you feel about that? Do you think that's a good question for Shannon to go with? Mm-hmm. Any question Shannon has is always answered. I consult Allison before doing anything.

You should know that, Brian.

So I find she's a very good judge of all things that need to be decided. It is fascinating to think that what actually the rumors have happened looks like it's happening. I mean, it looks like they're getting divorced right in front of our eyes just because he wants to play football. I don't know. Husband, wife, boyfriend, girlfriend discussion.

I think my lack of supreme athletic ability has really helped my relationship with my wife. I've never realized that this would come in that handy. No one's asking me to have a 21-year football career, and it's really helped my home wife. When I talked to her earlier this year when we were all together, she said to me she was worried about some of your um athletic pursuits, your Iron Mans, your CrossFit. It was taking time away from the family 'cause it's a big investment.

She wants you to know that. I will quit that. That's the only reason I will not do an Iron Man for the health of my marriage. See, you're willing to step up and be, you know, sacrifice something that means so much to you. I didn't realize I was such a great person until you brought that out of me.

Thank you so much, Alan.

Now the world knows. Chad and what a watch on Fox News Sunday and were you going to tell me to check my local listings? Good chat. Your local listings, and remember, we're leading off with Brian Kilmead. Right.

My soundbite, not me. Also, the TV guide comes Saturday, so I'm going to check my TV guide on Saturday. Leave through, do the crossword, check your local listings. Channel Bream, thanks. Thanks.

Bottom of the hour, John Chris joins us.

Next is going to be you. We're going to go from Salem, Oregon to Jacksonville, Florida to Virginia. Don't move. Educating, entertaining, enlightening. You're with Brian Kilmead.

A radio show like no other. It's Brian Killmead. Hey, welcome back, everybody. John Chris is going to be with us at the bottom of the hour. And you know, he's one of America's finest comedians, certainly one of the hottest comedians selling out across the country.

Also, he responds to the news, knows what's going on out there.

So, that's what makes it so perfect for a show like this. In fact, here he is. He does a lot of these videos and he posts them on social media. In fact, his book called Delete that. Talks about it working all the way through social media and getting his point across.

Now we evolve as a comedian. Here is John talking about things you will not hear at the airport. Yeah, no, you guys can cut in front of me in line. Yeah, your flight's probably way more important than mine. The TSA line always moves super fast because when people get up to the front of the line, they always have their boarding pass and ID just like ready to go.

Yeah, those TSA agents deserve a rate. Delayed flights? That never happens. This guy's wearing a neck pillow in the airport. Probably has a hot girlfriend.

That emotional support rabbit? Yeah, she definitely needs it. Carrying a full-size pillow through the airport? Nah, she's not a psychopath. Getting a massage in the airport?

No, that's not creepy at all. I hope I'm sitting next to a baby. You know what I love? When people just stand on the moving sidewalk, it's just like super convenient for everyone. All those people in first class look so happy.

That is, the last one was true. I was going to say, some of those are like directed at you, right? Yeah, I do feel that. I don't have a necktie. You don't have anything.

I will go if I see somebody there. I'm a person who prefers a massage from a woman. I don't really go for guy massages. But if I see a massage. Opportunity, and I have some time, I will go there.

I'm traveling with you when you get very, you're like, wait, I have time. I can go get a massage. It does pick your day. I mean, it's one of those awkward ones where you sit in the hair with the chair with your face forward. One of those.

I'm not getting undressed and going on. John will have to completely just dissect your personality from that when he comes in next second. And we'll have to see. Keep in mind, too, One Nation is going to be 8 and 11 o'clock. John will be on that too.

8 o'clock on Fox News channel, so don't miss it. Also, if you want to catch me on stage, and I know you do, in Tulsa, Oak, Oklahoma, KRMG fans, we talked about this this morning with Dan Potter. I want to see you November 13th because I'll be there. I don't want to be alone. Tickets are selling great.

So, and those VIP opportunities remain. November 12th in Brandon, Mississippi. Let's go to Brandon. It'll be great. All right, John Chris is back in the studio.

You're smart enough to have gotten Fox Nation. He's a comedian, commentator. He's got this rich religious knowledge. Because his dad was a minister, pastor, right? Religious knowledge.

Yeah, it's not a degree or anything, but I just spent a lot of time in church. You do? And you said you had this is interesting. This is interesting. I spent, my old family is going from field to field.

Your whole family, how many brothers and sisters do you have? Seven. Right. Yeah. You didn't want to ballpark it.

You get it. I know exactly seven. You know exactly. You spent a lot of time in church, right? Yeah.

And you loved it. Loved it. Yeah. Growing up in church is the best. You know, the one thing I always taught you, of course, don't murder.

You know, don't steal. And the third commandment was don't get a massage in the airport. That's what they said. That is tomorrow, dude. Listen.

That's in the Bible. That is in the Bible. It has to be. I did not know that early man was that savvy about what the Wright brothers were able to pull off and putting together flight. No, but you don't get a massage in the airplane, do you?

No, dude.

Well, you know, all right. If you ever like go, you're out of town. But I'm not naked in the airport. I just go in the machine. I'm not nice.

They do have the naked ones. That's crazy. In Dallas, Fort Worth, they have one. Go in the back room, get naked, get him a seat. Uh-huh.

Yeah. Well, all right.

So, if you're out of town in like a new city, you go on tour, right?

So, you're in, where are you going? In Tulsa? Yeah, in Brandon, Mississippi.

Okay. What you can't do is just Google Massage. And go there. Right. You cannot do that.

Do not do that. Because there you're going to be on the news in the morning. You've got to look up a reputable place, like go to a hotel that has like a spa, or like you can't just be out here just. I guess this is my reputation. My family kind of sets me up.

They know I like to get a massage and they'll get a massage. And then when I tell them I'm going to get a massage, like, oh, okay, hot shot. Yeah, yeah, but go take care of yourself. I'll handle everything. You go get your massage.

I'm like, wait, can you buy this for me?

Okay, ratings are well. I'm getting a massage. Right. And I get this, I go to that franchise, Massage Envy. Yeah, see, go to a franchise.

Go to one day, like, oh, I know of that one. Not the one where it's two in the morning just blinking massage. No. Do not go to that one. See, this is a reputable one.

Yeah, Massage Envy is good. They have taxes. They file their taxes and everything. But I envy anyone who can get an appointment. Because every time I call besides him, they're like, we don't, you have to make an appointment way ahead of time.

But my schedule doesn't work. Dude, who's working for you? I mean, what you can't get the schedule drop some names. These don't work for me. Brian Gilman is coming through.

Do the people that work for you, the people that work for you, John Chris. Yeah. Like Enterprises? Are you Enterprises? John Chris Entertainment.

Entertainment. I like John Chris Enterprises. That sounds better, though. Do you want to change it? That sounds like multiple.

There's multiple things. It's not just me posting on TikTok. He's got everything. I mean, yeah. John Chris Enterprises.

It's not just a guy posting on TikTok in the airport. All right.

So we played the airporter one. Should we do the NASCAR one? Or do you not think that when NASCAR is funny? No, I mean they are. I'm right here, dude.

I'm right here. It's right there. What do you mean? You don't think it's funny?

Well, she'd be honest. She's honest with you. She goes, nah, this one's not that funny. No, he pulled all of the very funny. They're all great, but as far as working for radio.

No, they're all fantastic. Just, you know, we can. Oh, they gotta work for radio. That's right. No, but it's edited down.

So it's like what you would. I mean, John can probably. Because we've already played the soccer golf, which is fantastic. The Irritated Weatherman, which I think is awesome. I mean, I got thousands of them, but yeah, yeah.

So what do you mean you just have an idea, you just do it and you almost forget about it?

Well, once I press publish, it's kind of m I'm already on to the Sometimes I see them, but somebody goes, That's my favorite video. I go, I forgot I made that. Wow. It just makes so many videos of it. All right, so we'll forget about video.

I'm going to have you comment on what's going on. What we're going to have him do, I think it's a great idea, which you should have come up with, Allison. I shouldn't have come on my own. Who pulled the shack? Who pulled the shack tape?

That was me. That was you.

Okay, great.

So, what do you do? And this is going to be your problem when you have children. Yeah. Okay. You're so famous and you're so rich.

Yeah. What about how your kids are going to grow up not being entitled? Yeah. Listen to how Shaq, who's very similar to you, been compared to him.

Okay. This is how he handles it, cut 39. Because I believe in respectable nepotism. You know, I was with the Miami Heat one day and an article came out. The grandmother leaves the son $250 million, right?

So I didn't think nothing of it because it's a rich family.

So I go in the locker room one day to shoot and this kid's on his knees scrubbing the bathroom floor. And I'm looking at him like, hey man, didn't your grandmother just give you 250 million? Yeah, but dad wants me to start from the bottom.

So he had to do that. He was picking up jocks and he was, you know, he started in the marketing department. And now I think he's the vice president. Once I saw that, I was like, you know what? That right there is respectable nepotism.

Because the kid went to Duke. His grandma gave him $250. He could have been like, I'm not doing anything. But his dad said, nope. You start from the bottom.

That's what I also teach my kids. So, how do you feel about that? Is that responsible? I mean, that's not really starting from the bottom. There's like a huge net below.

Like the G-League would be truly starting from the bottom. You got to try out. Yeah, yeah.

Some guys are in Rucker Park. That's the. Right, you clean the court in Rucker Park. Yeah, and if he doesn't, if he doesn't, that doesn't, if he just like, I don't want to do this anymore, he's like, I know, I got, because you have, when I started comedy, I say it's like the. Aircraft carrier had a s I had a nine to five job and then you go you know when the t the air it goes and then it's it's almost hits the water and then it Right.

That's a $250 million net is like give it a shot.

Okay, how about this scenario? Your dad's not a pastor, he's a comedian. He's Robin Williams.

Okay, my dad's Robin Williams. You want to be a live comedian? My goodness. Jerry Seinfeld. All right, there you go.

So he was good, though, right? Yeah, he's great. Yeah, one of the prolific.

So. Your dad's a comedian, you start working your way up. But your dad owns a club too. And he owns the club? He owns a club.

Yeah. Does John Chris Jr. not go to the club? No, he goes to the club. I would say my dad would probably make me go by a different name.

So I'm not like no I'm not like Robin Williams Jr. Right. I just got you like who named Scott. And then the the crowd will know. Scott Christ.

Yeah. Your dad would never name someone Scott. But a lot of those guys a lot of those like uh NASCAR drivers and stuff like that, like th they're a junior. Ricky Stenhouse Junior. You know, Alan Sir Jr.

They Learn Hart Junior. 'Cause what do their dads do? Drive. Yes. They drove.

So as soon as they get in that car, they're miles ahead of the guy that his dad didn't drive because they know they've seen it. They know what success looks like. Because you can't pretend, Shaq can't pretend he's not ridiculously rich. He also, by the way, he is enterprises. He does everything.

He is. Shaq is enterprises. You see him on TV every other day. But he's good. These are semi-these are semi-entertaining commercials.

But the worst, I would say the worst is when the nepotism and the kid is like not good. That's bad. Like Michael Jordan Jr. is like, like, he's not good. I know.

That's even worse because you're like, I just wish I was just like a guy, like, trying to play basketball. You know, I heard Gaddafi's son wanted to be wanted to be a one. You want to write this down?

So Gaddafi's son wanted to be a pro soccer player. You know how we were doing like entertainment and sports, and now you're just like, so Gaddafi's son wanted to be a soccer player. I'm going, wait a second. He was at his dictator best. Like this was Gaddafi before he was killed by his people.

At his height.

So his son was. And they're like, can someone tell? Can we tell his dad he's terrible? Oh, he wasn't good. He wasn't good.

I mean, better than most, like better than the average. He's better than club ball. Yeah. But he should not have been playing pro, but they kept him on the team. Yeah, you got because, yeah, you got to keep him on the team.

You got to keep the dictatorship in your country. Right. You're keeping him. I bet, dude. You don't even think the analogy works because well, if he goes, I would just imagine him going to like the rival countries.

Right. Dude, the hell that those other crowds would give him. Right. Could you imagine? He would have to be.

This is a real story. Oh yeah, Gaddafi's son was pro and he was just not should not have been a pro. You're like, you can't stand it. And you know a lot about sports. You did not know this?

No, I did not know that. That's unbelievable. Are you not a soccer fan? I I I'm a uh a a US soccer fan. Right.

Nashville FC and obviously the World Cup teams. Hey, Nashville FC does well, right? Huge. We're doing yeah, we just qualify with the playoffs. How did you know that?

Is this your first year? What are the call letters of the Nashville station? We don't have one. Oh, we don't have one. You're out of that one.

Are you fair on that one? Not only that. That was the most impressive thing last time. He knew everybody. Right.

I will say this. It hurts that you brought that up that I'm not on Nashville because I'm not sure. How do you do that? It's all your people down there. I know.

You would think what our people are. You know what our people are. You remember this from last time? You know what our people are? You know what you called me?

You remember that? What did I call you? Big red, white, and blue guy. Yeah. Yeah.

You know what I like that? I took that. I've been using it. Have you? Last two weeks.

So you write in your book, and I haven't threw all of it yet, but you write in your book. It's not out yet. About a hundred pages.

Okay. That's how you're reading it at the bottom. But it's not out. It's not out yet. No, it's out next week, 17.

Right. And you they handed it to you on the set. That's the first time I ever saw it.

So you're got it before me. Should I not talk about Do you care if I talk about some stuff in the book? We're already in it. I mean, you can't. Yeah, I could back out.

No, yeah. We could roll a commercial. Let's go to commercial. All right, how about this? You can talk about anything you want.

I did not know. You needed to see somebody else do religion on stage in Los Angeles at the Comedy Magic Club for you to call in with your background, your religious background. You thought to yourself, in Los Angeles, I'm not going to bring up religion. No one's going to know what's going on.

So tell me, this woman's killing. Killing. And she's talking about Moses and the burning bush. Why was that a revelation for you?

Okay, because I grew up in church and I always thought we were like a sequestered community. We would drive to our church and we would pass 20 churches on the way. And my parents are like, don't, these aren't. Don't even look. Don't even look at them.

Hey, that youth group has pizza. Don't even. We're not even. They raised their hands over there. We don't.

Nah, we're going to ours, right? I was homeschooled, very sheltered.

So I started. telling these jokes about about growing up in church. Like I would do a joke like Just because your kid's named a Bible name doesn't mean he's going to be a good kid. Because I'm pretty sure in sixth grade a kid named Jesus stole my bike. Everybody, you don't have to be a Christian.

Absolutely.

And you will worry that no one's going to have the fundamentals. Yeah, but then, I mean, if you go outside. If you go down a New York City, would everybody know who David and Goliath is? Sure. Yes.

Would everybody know that Christians meet on Sunday morning and go and give money? Right. And 70 million Christians in this country seem figure the odds are good. And now you go up maybe in New New Jerse I'm in New Jersey this weekend. It'll be a little like you're not going to do a Father Abraham joke like you would down at Birmingham, Alabama.

It's more of a tradition down there. But I thought in LA, you know, these people are. Comedy and Magic Club. Yeah, and I go, There's no way and this girl was doing a joke about Moses and and you say it in a way. Like if you go to like a I mean, there's, you know, uh black comedy shows, uh, Muslim comedy shows, gay comedy shows, uh, Middle East there there's there's a lot of themes of comedy shows.

And if you weren't That specific, you weren't that specific market, you would you wouldn't love it. But you would get it. Right. For the most part. And that was a revelation because then you started seditious saying funny stuff.

You wanted funny stuff about you. You heard Seinfeld talking on an interview. And so the thing that's going to make you unique is talking about your story. Like Jim Gaffigan has a bit about growing up Catholic, having six kids and trying to steal cake at night when his kids are sleeping. No one can steal that.

Right. That's his joke. Yeah. So if I talk about being homeschooled and working at Chick-fil-A, like you can't steal that. You're like, that's John's joke.

Well, yeah. Because you lived it. Yeah, you lived it and you speak directly from your perspective. And then I just started doubling down. I go, I'm just gonna do I'm gonna talk about me, and that's when my career took off.

And did it help you? Does it help you become a better person as you like as you expose yourself to the audience? That gains an attachment to the audience. I thought they know you, right? They go, Yeah, there's a lot of guys that I see that are like just joke, joke, joke, joke, joke.

And be like, We don't. know him. Like I bet when people see you on the street, they like hug you. Right. And you're like, yo, I don't get it.

I'm not a big hugger. Vampires, you have a child. No, but people kind of go both ways because you love massages but don't like hugs.

So I'm going to call you. I'm going to call you on that. I'm living a double life. How do I do this? How am I pulling this out?

No, I don't like physical touch at all. I'm going to go get a massage super cool. No hugs. I have to get in touch with myself because I don't even realize how I really feel. Yeah, you don't know.

Yeah. Well, once I heard the last time you got a massage, you started crying in there. That is not true. And I know that's not true because my masseus is what is Poro for Masseus? Masai?

She's not saying a word. She's like, I will say they sign a confidentiality agreement. They do. Much like Trump. Trump had everybody sign a coming out.

He knows. He thinks he's going to go off the hook here. I have people that like if they come with me on the tour bus for the weekend. Right. Like another.

They have to sign. But if you, like, somebody comes to clean my house, you can't be asking people to sign an NDA for that. I think Trump. Trump does. That's like Drake does.

He does. If you come over to Drake's house, you got to put your keys in the basket and sign an NDA to go into his house. We come back. We need to get on that level. Drake.

Me and you. Me and you. Yeah, we need to go on that level. I don't see it happening. That's the oh, if I'm John Chris Enterprises, that's what I gotta do.

And you can hire. Yeah, I gotta hire. Yeah, John Chris Enterprises. John Chris Entertainment barely make anything. Yeah, nothing.

Enterprises too big. You can't even know everybody. Hug, if you give me a hug, NDA, go sign in. Back in a moment. Excuse me, was your ex by any chance a four-count chicken nugget meal?

Cause I can tell that you were never satisfied. Yeah, what's up, girl? Ladies call me Chick-fil-A, because I will always satisfy you, and I was founded on Christian principles. Girl, me and you were made for each other, like a homeschool van in a Chick-fil-A parking lot. Excuse me, um, are you Chick-fil-A sauce?

Cause you're my first choice. Girl, you treat me wrong, and I'm a chicken biscuit after 10:30. Not available.

So You wanna strip? Chicken strip, I meant chicken strip, chicken strip. Hey girl, listen, I know a lot of guys are like lining up to date you, but honestly, I'm like a Chick-fil-A mobile order. I can skip the line. You can't spell love without I and you.

Oh, wait, you can? Oh, okay, well I'm a Chick-fil-A cow, okay? I can't spell. Girl, you can call me a Chick-fil-A chicken sandwich wrapper bag because I am. Still good in the morning?

No, because I went home after our date and stayed at my house. Then I came back in the morning and we went on a second date and it was still fun. That's what I meant. Yo, what's up, girl? They call me Chick-fil-A Chicken Soup.

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At a White House event, President Biden asked if Representative Jackie Walorski was in the audience asking, where's Jackie? Apparently forgetting she died last month. President Biden on Friday attended a formal ceremony welcoming Justice Kentanji Brown Jackson to the Supreme Court, said Biden. And where's Justice Ginsburg? Ruth, come on up here.

That was pretty funny, right, from Entonel. Right. I mean, they had some moments, but they just refused to do the other side. John Christ is with us here. I like when the press secretary tried to explain away that one.

That's my favorite. It's like that's like I should come off I should come off and just we should just play those as stand-up unbelievable humor. And what she said essentially was, well, you have to understand the president had her on top of it. This is unreal. Because we know he everybody knows he's screwed up.

Everybody knows that he forgot she was dead. Hey. You're right. You just refusal to just doubling down is just even the Washington Post was asking her: listen, we all know you're not showing the truth. Like, I don't even want to do this, but you're making me ask you a tough question.

That's like someone's like, hey, hey, should we get the booster? You're like, yeah, you should get it. You're like, still, still.

Well, yes, just say, hey, we might have. How about this? The Coast Guard guy gets praise from the President of the United States. Like he went out there in the middle of a hurricane, fourteen foot waves, and he saved countless people. He's a great man.

It turns out he's being fired next week for not getting the vaccine.

So he gets cold. Is that true? It's totally true.

Next week, he will get the vaccine. This stud that is a hero, should be wearing a cape, is getting fired for their vaccine. And by the way, the guy that back when I confronted Admiral Kirby, Admiral Kirby was in quarantine. He's got four shots. He got the virus.

And he's firing this guy who's saving people in a hurricane. Does anybody know how a vaccine works? I just want you to hear this, and I want to get your reaction. I'm ready. Joe Biden's got a problem trying to relate every story and make some things to make it more relatable.

Tell me if you're going to hear this. Oh, no.

So I. I was sort of raised in the Puerto Rican community at home, politically.

So he's trying, he's in Puerto Rico trying to relate to them. He was raised in Delaware, where he says there was a disborse amount of Puerto Ricans. They looked it up. There was no Puerto Ricans. Just don't say anything.

Have you ever met someone who had to put himself in the center of every story? You know, if someone from the right did that, it would be canceled. I was raised Puerto Rican.

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