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Heritage Night? At all during the 2026 season, according to their official promo calendar. A lot of people, I mean, because apparently that city has the largest Jewish population outside of Israel. And they said that they've got all kinds of identity, other identity-based events. They have Uh let's see, Italian night, Puerto Rican night, Japanese night, Korean night, Irish night, Dominican night, various Mexican nights, black legacy, pride.
Uh all kinds of stuff. But apparently that's one they always had and now they're not. Why? And they've been doing it for years now, but now apparently they're not doing it anymore. I'm curious as to why.
Uh that They're excluding it. I don't I don't know why. They have their full calendar of heritage and identity celebrations, but they dropped that one.
So I don't know. Are they doing Heritage Night? First off, why do you do? Why are there Heritage Nights? I mean, do it.
If you're gonna do it, you can't just do one, you gotta do everybody. if it's like a big public thing otherwise you're gonna just get yourself in trouble you know what i mean Why would you why drop any of that? It doesn't make sense, Kane. Oh, I mean, you know why, obviously.
Well, sure, 'cause there's a lot of anti-Semitism going around these days. But are there like if they looked at the data and they said, you know what, all of all of our fans, the makeup of all of our fans, none of them are Jewish.
So maybe we shouldn't be. You know, marketing to Jewish people. How much of this has to do with? Zoran Mandani. Oh.
And then I'm just curious. I mean, you have, he's not just a Muslim mayor, he's an Islamist. Yeah. He's an Islamist. He's an Islamist mayor.
So and his wife's Islamist. That's a big deal. And he's also.
So, here's the other thing I was reading. I didn't have this on the rundown, speaking of New York. I don't get an I Even if I were a billionaire, I wouldn't be going to the Met Gala because it's just not my jam. But that's the Met Gala. They do this big thing for the Metropolitan Museum, you know, the big museum thing that they do up there.
And Anna Wintour, who is the editor of Vogue, she runs it. She chairs it. She's not even really the editor of Vogue anymore and she still runs it.
So, you always have these celebrities that join, that chair the board, and they determine the theme, and they basically. organize, they hire people to organize and implement this thing.
So this year, the whole Met Gala, and the Met Gala is like... It used to be considered one of the hardest invitations to anything that you would ever get because Anna Wentora has to like you, or you don't get invited. And it's very, like when they first had one of the Kardashians go there, everybody was, you know, apoplectic over it. It's a bunch of fashion snobs. You know, sometimes the themes are interesting and the costuming is interesting to look at, but that's about it.
So anyway. Jeff Bezos and his wife Lauren. are apparently funding the whole thing this year. And so All of the Anti, well, all of the communists that are in New York are up in arms about it.
So they've been putting up posters everywhere all over New York. They're boycotting what they're calling the billionaire Matt Gala. You do realize that you're just switching out your billionaires, right? Like, you know that you've had billionaires that have bankrolled this thing before, but now they're only mad because it's Jeff Bezos. And I it doesn't make there's no consistency.
But they keep saying that they're going to go and humiliate them and all this stuff. And I've the reason why I find it so stupid and ridiculous is because they've never objected before. And again, you've had multi-millionaires and billionaires that have bankrolled this event before. But now, just because it's Bezos doing it, now they're upset over it, and now they're going to boycott it. Shut up.
No one cares about your dirty Toms of Maine's stinky backsides. Nobody cares. Yeah. Honestly. I'm so done with this stuff.
So he's, you know, I don't care. I think it's hysterical. I think it's hysterical that a guy who started in his parents' garage and built a company and then married you know, I'm sure they love each other, but she's his trophy wife. Let's be real. Married a trophy is now bankrolling the Met.
It's hysterical to me because these people, for as much as commies act like. They are against all of this stuff. They are the most protected when it comes to inherited wealth. They really are. If you look at all of the people that are the most vocal about this.
Especially if they're wealthy, they inherited all of it. They're the protected inherited wealth people. They're not really commies. It's just it's so goofy. But they are mad.
And so here's the other thing: so Zoe ran Mamdani. For the first time, I can't remember how many years, for the first time in, I think, decades, maybe, maybe more than that. He and his wife, his crappy artist wife, have you seen her art? I can draw that. I literally can do exactly what she does.
Not kidding you. I feel like for charity, maybe I should draw like portraits of people to show you how horrible I am without even trying. The more I try, the worse it gets. Yeah. She can have it.
It's horrible. I can't even trace things well. Anyway.
So he's not going. He's not going to the Mecca. And some of the well-heeled Democrats in New York are going, Wait, what? Like everybody, de Blasio went. Uh what's his face, Eric?
What's his face, the guy before he went? Yeah, he had a dumb gun control uh uh tucks on. Like the back of it was like something about gun violence, whatever. They've always gone. All the mayors have gone and they dress the part because there's a theme every year, and your outfit's supposed to fit the theme.
And they've always participated. Ma'am Donnie's not going. Because you know It would be kind of they I'm sure he wants to go because they seek out this limelight. I've seen him in different photos. Like his wife is in Manolos and he's wearing like a Gucci scarf, you know, like the Nouveau Rich outfit.
But they're not going. And then he announces this: Cut 17, which I find so ironic because he literally himself, what did I tell you about inherited wealth? That's who he is. He's never worked in the private sector ever. He's now mayor of the largest city in the United States and like one of the biggest cities in the world.
He has no idea how, he's economically illiterate. All of his wealth is inherited, like completely contrary to his communist beliefs. And then he does stuff like this: Cut 17, so stupid. When I ran for mayor, I said I was going to tax the rich.
Well, today, we're taxing the rate. I'm thrilled to announce we've secured a Pier de Terre tax, the first in New York's history. This is an annual fee on luxury properties worth more than $5 million, whose owners do not live full-time in the city. Like for this penthouse. Which hedge fund CEO Ken Griffin bought for $238 million.
This Pierre de Terre tax is specifically designed for the richest of the rich, those who store their wealth in New York City real estate, but who don't actually live there. But even so, they're able to reap the huge financial rewards of owning property in, dare I say, the greatest city in the world. Actually, they act like these are like second vacation homes. The Pierre de Terre. Normally, it's like a smaller apartment for people who have to work in the city or have to go up there and then they have their other house elsewhere.
It's like a small apartment. I mean, if you look at it, it's like the average living size. Not everybody, he uses the most egregious examples of like ridiculously billionaire people who have like penthouses and then they have mansions in the Hamptons elsewhere. But that's usually it's like a condo or it's something, you know, something to that. It's, it's, they're, it's a hell of a lot smaller than, you know, what he's trying to intimate here.
Um He's going to further drive everybody out. You're really going to drive out people if you're doing that. It's very. Everybody that I know who works in New York, nobody lives there. Um I know only two people that have what you would call a pied de terre.
Uh where It's a small apartment. One is a couple. That she works as a, she's like, works in a US attorney's office. He's a finance guy, and they live out in Jersey. And they go in, and whenever they're working late or whatever, sometimes both of them will stay there, and the kids will stay with the grandparents in Jersey, or the wife stays there, the husband stays there because public transit, you know, if you're getting the train last train out, you know, it's like what, five or six o'clock, whatever.
That's who they're targeting. That's who's going to be affected by this. But he gives these weird examples of just like the big super-rich billionaires, which is so stupid. But you know, now it makes sense. But he is one of those guys.
He is in that protected wealth class, all of that inherited wealth. Remember, he was gonna try to become a rapper. His rapping, his musical artistry was about as good as his wife's artistic skill. meaning it wasn't. Speaking of Annaman Tour, she was talking about his wife Rama and saying, oh, she wears a lot of vintage.
I don't get her whole. Hers dials. She had like a French bob and then she wears like, I don't know, her Sure, if you want to try to ingratiate yourself with communists in New York, I guess you're going to lie about that stuff, but whatever. Also, a couple of other things here. You know, we were talking a little bit earlier about the left going at sequar because he he was given this it he was quoting Jules from Pulp Fiction.
It was Ezekiel 25, 17.
Well, did you know, and this is what's interesting, that that was given to him. by the lead mission planner. of this op. of the rescue op. And apparently that lead rescue planner recited.
That line from pulp fiction. before the team. Right before they commenced. you know, executing this operation. And that's what he was explaining, by the way.
Prior to the beginning of that soundbite that we had played, Suck War had mentioned that.
So they're attacking him. Because the lead planner read a motivational quote. That was an addition. It was a throwback to a 1963 samurai film, the monologue in this film. Or 73, sorry.
Combined with Ezekiel 25:17, that's the quote that Jules gave, they read that as an inspirational final word to the team before they went and rescued this pilot. and sec wars being attacked for it by the Russian media.
So, if you're reposting that attack on sec war, you're reposting Russian propaganda because that came from the Kremlin through their mouthpiece, RT, which stands for Russia Today. That was the first entity that began spinning this narrative. And so, all of the people who are in the woke Reich, who love themselves some commies, and all of the people who have TDS are parroting that.
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In fact, I think. Uh I mean, his dialogue is great. I think Death Proof is probably the best chick flick that's ever been made. Kurt Russell's in it. It's a great movie.
I mean, I'll forgive Rosario Dawson for being in it, but uh Zoe Bell, who's a fantastic stunt woman, and does this crazy stunt. And it is, it's such a great film. But he's a very innovative director. I was in high school when Pulp Fiction came out, and everybody was about Pulp Fiction. We were all about that soundtrack, everything, because it was a good soundtrack.
And I particularly enjoy How he said in one interview, Tarantino said that he will write a scene to a song. He gets that song in his head that he's very specific. Similarly to Wes Anderson, how he's very specific with his song choices.
So why do I bring this up? Because the media is being absolutely stupid. about sec war. It is one of the dumbest things h this came from the Russians. Whenever I see dear heavens, whenever I see A conservative Unironically, repost RT which stands for Russia today.
Which is a news outlet that was founded and funded still to this day by the Kremlin. Every time you do that, one of the Founding Fathers rolls in their graves. You know that? I would say that They died, but they're already dead. They roll in their grave.
So RT decided they were going to spin up this thing. They're accusing Sekwar. Of being stupid and thinking that the verbatim quote from Jules, and I've seen this movie more times than I can count, I can literally quote it.
So it's at the end, because remember, it's in reverse. Order pulp fiction. It starts from the end and goes to the begin goes to the beginning, right? And that's how, I mean, the scene in the diner is actually how the movie starts, kind of. And he's in the diner and you got Ringo in there and you got the other chick who's a great actress.
Vince and Vega uses the restroom and Jules is sitting there at the booth and that's when they decide, you know, they're gonna have this, they're gonna do a hold up in this restaurant. But that's when Jules points a gun at him and he's like, You're going to get back into that bag and you're going to get my wallet. And he's like, What wallet is it? And he's like, It's the one that I can't say what it says on it. And then he tries to tell him that he's having kind of a change in heart because a little earlier in that day, he was at the.
You remember he was at an apartment and a guy shot at him, and by some miracle, Jules believes that God saved him.
So Jules was really convicted in that moment. And they changed clothes, because remember, they accidentally shoot the guy in the car, all this stuff. They changed clothes. Anyway, they're at this diner. They're at the diner.
Okay. And he's in there in his goofy T-shirt. Quentin Tarantino's his character's T-shirt in the film. The wolf had come in and saved him already. And he's he's been having this change of heart.
You know, he's kind of wanting to get out of the business, right? He doesn't want to work for Marcellus Wallace anymore. He's kind of having to change your heart. And all of this is upon him as Ringo decides to get froggy in this diner. Joel's is sitting across from him, and he's warning him.
And he's like, I am real, my favorite line was: I'm trying really hard, Ringo. I'm trying real hard to be the shepherd. You hear me quote that all the time. I love that scene because that scene is somebody who is a man. who has been violent and has chosen violence.
And he is now considering to choose against violence, which is the definition of truly peaceful. because there's a difference between peaceful and harmless. Harmless. is exhibited by Ringo. Ringo was actually too ineffective and too weak and too milquetoast to do anything.
But then you have Jules, a man who is actually capable of carrying out great violence. And he is choosing. He does not want to do that. And he recognizes that maybe he is kept on this world to use his power, not for violence, but maybe to be a good shepherd. And that's why he tells Ringo, I'm trying so hard to be the shepherd.
And my gosh, it is one of the most beautiful scenes in all of cinema. I love it.
So I'm very involved in that scene.
So Sekwar, when he was talking about going and saving that downed pilot, he quoted, and it's Ezekiel 25:17.
Now, in the movie, It is very clear. that Jules has taken some liberty. With Ezekiel 25, 17, Cain, as you know. Yep. He's and you know this when you're watching it.
He's taken some liberty. And That's, you know, normally not a big deal because it's a movie in there, and he's trying to figure this stuff out. Hag Seth When he was talking about this downed aviator and what America would do to save one. He pays homage to that scene. And he quotes it.
He even said it was a riff. And that's what he did say on 25, 17, Ezekiel 25, 17. He even said, and that verse is about The Declaration of Divine Vengeance. From the Lord. And that's against the Philistines, which by the way is where the word Palestine comes from, and that was the Greeks that was the Jews' enemy, and it was Hadrian, the Roman emperor, who decided to name that land spitefully after the Philistines, later Palestinia, as an insult to the Jews after the Second Judean uprising.
And it says, I will execute great vengeance upon them with furious rebukes, and they shall know I am the Lord, and I shall lay my vengeance upon them.
Now he takes some homage in the movie. Jules does.
So Hagseth. You know, he's quoting, he's talking about this downed aviator, and he decides he's going to quote this.
Okay. This is cut five. Listen to what he says here. reflect Ezekiel twenty five, seventeen.
So the prayer is C SAR 2517, and it reads, and pray with me, please. The path of the downed aviator is beset on all sides by the iniquities of the selfish and the tyranny of evil men. Blessed is he who in the name of camaraderie and duty shepherd the lost through the valley of darkness. for he is truly his brother's keeper. and the finder of lost children.
And I will strike down upon thee with great vengeance and furious anger those who attempt to capture and destroy my brother. and you will know my call sign. is Sandy One. when I lay my vengeance Upon thee.
Now, see, he's obviously he's changed the word righteous man to aviator, right? He's changed that. I mean, that's not. The original passage, 25:17, is, I will execute great vengeance upon them with furious rebukes, and they shall know that I am the Lord when I shall lay my vengeance upon them. And that's what he's talking about, and he's getting into all of this.
And Clearly Sec war here. He says aviator. You know that he's just kind of paying homage to it. But so the Russians are like, oh my gosh, stupid sec war. He doesn't even know.
Oh my gosh, can you believe Secwar?
Now Even in Jules in the movie, when he's quoting 2517, he's actually citing somewhere else earlier when he talks about the path of the righteous man. And then he gets into it when he quotes the actual verse, is when he changes his voice. and it becomes very dramatic. When he actually quotes that line from scripture.
So these people who are criticizing this, they don't know they're Tarantino, number one. And they're trying to be quite literal. Clearly, Secwar knows that they're not talking about aviation and aviators. in the Bible verse. He's just saying it to illustrate a point.
And all of these literalists out there, oh my gosh, blah, blah, blah. But you know what they end up doing? They end up showing their own ignorance. They're betraying their own ignorance. By not knowing the context.
If you're going to criticize someone, make it legitimate. Make it a legitimate criticism. Don't try to pull something out of your backside and pull something over on us simultaneously. I've watched too much Tarantino too many times to know to fall for that nonsense. Shut up.
These stupid people Of all the things You got Islamists killing Christians in Nigeria. Sukh war. He quoted pulp fiction and he actually believes it's Ezekiel 25:17.
Well, clearly, he doesn't. That's not what he was doing. Y'all know that, but they're plain dumb for a reason. Man, they really hate Secwar. They really, really hate him.
But Part of, by the way. From that, if you know Tarantino, it comes from, he did watch a lot of Japanese martial arts movies. Part of that quote came from one of these old movies from like the early 70s.
So He As a way to pay homage to a specific scene. I can't remember the name of it, but it was this Japanese like samurai martial arts movie, and it was from like the early 70s. And Tarantino was lifting a line from that as a way to call back to that scene. That's a deep dive, like way flip side cut. That's a B side deep dive.
You really have to know. I love, so I love Westerns, I love martial arts, and I love manga and anime.
So I know, I and spaghetti westerns, I've seen every western. I think pretty much it's been made. We're in the middle of Last Samurai Standing right now. I've seen almost, I've seen more mixed martial arts movies and old school samurai movies than I can count. Um It is, it's a callback to that particular scene, paying homage.
That's some of the stuff that he did. Like, and only you got to be really into it to know.
Now, what's funny. Can go ahead and bring this up because he quoted a p the Pope Actually, made up a verse. He did.
Now, this is from an account on Acts, but apparently, outrage has broken out after Pope Leo appeared to quote Jesus using a passage that doesn't exist. In the Bible, Jesus told us, Blessed are the peacemakers, but woe to those who manipulate religion in the very name of God for their own military, economic, or political purposes. That's. Yeah. The first line is scripture, but the rest is not in the Bible, actually, at all.
Yeah. Yeah. Where's their outrage on this? Is it?
Well, they're not going to be. They're not going to be. These people cannot shoot fish in a barrel for they're so completely incompetent and stupid. Every single time they try to go at sec war, every time they fall on their face. And don't sit here and lecture people.
At least they're reading the Bible, right? It's probably the first time some of these people that are criticizing this ever cracked open a Bible. Good for you. Maybe we should do this more often, if that gets you acquainted with the word. Maybe that was a slick move by Sekwor.
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The folks at the Vatican disregarded actual Like Very Mm-hmm. I say biblical in a way that I say constitutional when talking about our founding fathers. Does that make sense? Very biblical conservative people like Cardinal Robert Sarah, so that they could get an American lefty. That's what they ended up getting.
And I feel like they specifically wanted an American so that they could try to use that as a way to show America divided. And they wanted a lefty because they even I think the Pope is promoting Chris Lam. I think this is all organized. I think that you have the woke Reich that has been organized and sent out there to make it look like organic influencer nonsense to promote Chris Law. I feel like there are a bunch of, you know, the brand new Catholics, all of my Catholic friends that were born and raised Catholic or converted and been Catholic for a long time, they're horrified at all of this.
I don't know anyone who has been A How do I say? Long established or lifelong Catholic. that is not horrified by s the stuff that's been happening with that. And it's all these newbies, most of whom haven't even gone through their confirmation process or their classes that they go through, they haven't even gone through it by their own admission. But they've been trying to promote this idea of Krizlam.
I think it kind of also hits with the USAID suspension.
Now, the reason I bring this up and the reason I think it's going to get hotter is because of what the president just came out. The Catholic charities This happened two and a half weeks ago. before Trump and the popes back and forth. DHS or sorry, DHS. HHS, Health and Human Services, they ended an $11 million contract with Catholic charities.
Of the Archdiocese of Miami.
Now, remember, I told you about Catholic charities down in McAllen, Texas. I was down there, literally in their building, and I watched them. with my own eyes and I took photos which I had published Of illegal aliens coming in, they give them clothes and all this stuff, they buy them bus tickets and they send them on up into the interior. And they got enraged at me when I asked, this was a few years ago, the lead, the person who was running it, I can't remember the nun's name, she was really angry at me. When I asked her if any of these people Does she expect them to come back for their date with her immigration judge?
And then they all started arguing with me, and it got so heated, Ted Cruz, who was there, had to step in and break it up. because we were stepping to. It was that heated. Um A true story. Because I wanted to see what was going on.
I wanted to see what was happening. And some of the woke Reich today were accusing me of like whatever, I don't know what. But I went down there to see how bad it was. And it was worse than I had ever anticipated in terms of how. Deeply entrenched that organization was in facilitating the dispersal of illegal aliens throughout the interior of the United States, and they got a ton of money to do it.
You guys remember how much USAID money, USAID money, that Catholic charities was receiving to do this.
So today it came out that HHS ended this $11 million contract, and that's annually, by the way. I know, and that's one Catholic charities. They cited the drop in unaccompanied minors.
So here's the thing. The reason that it was ended and this actually was two and a half weeks ago, so before his back and forth with the Pope. And I'll come back to that in a moment because they're trying to argue that. It was Trump's back and forth with the Pope. That got him mad and made him end this.
And that's absolutely a flat out lie. This was already something that had been proposed actually months ago. and went into effect two and a half weeks ago.
So it has nothing to do with current events. And the reason, by the way, that it was happening is because the border is closed.
So you have a drop. and what they call these unaccompanied minors. Although I will say the Catholic Charities in McAllen, they weren't just dealing with kids. They were dealing with a lot of young men. I saw it.
I saw it with my own eyes. I was literally in there watching people pick up clothes, and there were only two children and one woman that was in there at the time. Everybody else was young men.
So they're saying that the reason why is because. There's fewer people coming across the border, thus, there is a fewer need. for this organization. to receive the money that they were receiving like under Obama Biden.
Now that makes sense. Kane, does that not make sense?
So now they're mad and they're saying it's because Trump hates Catholics and it's because he's petty and got his feelings hurt and he's hitting back at the Pope. When again, to remind you, this was a proposal that was actually a couple of months ago and it went into effect two and a half weeks ago.
so it has nothing to do with current events. This is about them further restricting the hemorrhaging to all these NGOs. that were completely unaccounted for.
Now you'll remember what I told you yesterday. One of the biggest proponents of the dispersion of illegal immigrants throughout the United States has been Catholic charities. That is not me going after a denomination. That is me telling you what God's honest fact is. And I would be doing an ungodly, sinful thing by lying to you about that and omitting it.
Millions of dollars they received in USAID funding. And they had tunnels that went from Mexico in Texas to right near where one of their facilities were. How do I know that? Because James O'Keefe literally walked it. on video.
I saw the documentary when he brought it to Dallas.
So that's how we know that. It makes me think that a lot of this manufactured fight with Trump. has to do with the USAID cut. Because if you remember, there were millions that were being cut everywhere, including that. And that was after members of the administration did a breakdown and they saw how much money taxpayer dollars.
was being used To send illegal aliens all through the United States. You do realize. That there is a paper trail showing that some of the more violent ones have actually come further into the United States through these means. That's an unarguable, God's honest fact.
So There is A real effort. to hide the real reason why they're so angry. They're trying to act like it's because he's blasphemous. And then whenever he he says something where he disagrees with the Pope, he's accused of attacking all Catholics, which is kind of what terrorists do. They hide behind everybody when really you're going after like You know.
The terrorist, and not all these other people that are there. You know what I mean? Mm-hmm.
So Oh no, I'm not comparing them to terrorists. I'm talking about the tactics for the people who read with pictures.
So, a lot of people have been really trying to make this a thing between Trump and the Catholics. It doesn't help that the Pope gets out there and says the stuff that he does. You know he's been scrubbed you know he's scrubbed his timeline? He did.
He scrubbed his timeline. And that's kind of a big deal. There's a lot of stuff out there that he was tweeting stuff about open borders and about amnesty, and he had gone after POTUS. A couple of times. There are screenshots of them that exist.
He retweeted a bunch of stuff, saying, I stand with dreamers and all people who are working towards an immigration system that is fair, just, and moral. Hashtag defendaka. He retweeted things like, We must work hard to end racism and may God give comfort to the family of George Floyd in this time of anguish. This is stuff that he retweeted. Like actually, he retweeted that one twice.
So he retweeted it once on one date, undid it and retweeted it again. Because there's two different time stamps for screenshots, and also people went and found these tweets still. Uh and took screenshot there's multiple screenshots of these Uh he didn't start scrubbing them until after he won the vote. He also had retweeted things and posted things about cowardice against. If you're against open borders, basically you're a coward, things like that.
He was really scrubbing a lot of this.
So this all exists out there. All of this that was all on his actual original account. He is a hardcore leftist. POTUS even tweeted, and the guy who assembled these, I actually know in real life. I met him when we were up there fighting the recall effort.
This is some time ago, with Scott Walker in Wisconsin. There, his name is King Coa the Great. He had a huge thread where he was talking about and had screenshots of all of the other tweets. He went after POTUS repeatedly. He said that there was nothing Christian or American about POTUS's immigration policies.
Uh the day that he was elected pope, that's when everything got scrubbed. He criticized Vance, he promoted COVID hardcore. He hardcore promoted gun control. He tweeted tons of stuff about George Floyd. And then they started scrubbing it and then they deleted the entire account after he became Pope.
So, leading up to the election for him to be pope, that day they were scrubbing it. And then, when he became pope, they deleted it. Like he was still hanging on, like he still might need that account, but then he, if he wasn't pope, but then he became pope.
So He is a far lefty.
Now it makes more sense, doesn't it? It makes a lot more sense. when you see this stuff. And they've really he's really been going at POTUS. And immigration is a big part of it.
But I noticed too, and I had this on my timeline, he says things like, oh, well, you know. We uh Uh we should perhaps be a little less fearful of Islam. He said that the other day. When he was in Algiers and he was talking about, remember when he went and laid the wreath, et cetera? When he did all of that, It's a big deal.
But He had also made speeches where he was saying that people were being bigoted. Like, for instance, he said Muslim migrants should be allowed to stay in Europe and coexist with Christians. I think we have this. Drawing, and he goes, We all need to work together. Play this, yeah.
I know that in Europe there are many times fears that our Present, but oftentimes generated by people who are against immigration and trying to keep out people who may be from another country, another religion, another race. That's not what it's about. And in that sense, I would say that we all need to work together. One of the values of this trip is precisely to raise the world's attention to the possibility that dialogue and friendship between Muslims and Christians is possible. I think one of the great lessons that Lebanon can teach to the world is.
So let me ask this: Has he demanded with equal Vociferousness. That Islamists stop killing Christians in Syria. Nope. In parts of Africa and elsewhere, has he called for Muslims to live peacefully with Christians in Muslim-majority countries? Why is it always a demand of Christians, but never of Muslims?
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So they're reporting that a shadow industry of law firms and advisors is charging thousands of dollars. Pounds, because it's Britain, to help those illegal migrants pretend to be gay in order to stay in the UK. That's actually gay in the UK. That's actually what they're doing. I can't believe the BBC is doing this investigation, but they are.
They said that what happens is these illegal immigrants or these people who are usually North African, whatever, migrants whose visas are due to run out, they're given fake cover stories and they're told how to obtain fabricated evidence. Including like letters, photographs, medical reports, and then apply for asylum claiming to be gay and in fear for their lives if they return to Pakistan or Bangladesh.
So, Britain's Home Office said: anyone found trying to exploit the system will face the full force of law. We don't believe you. They've been So They previously if you were gay In Britain, you would be offered protection because you couldn't go back to where Your home country where you can't be gay. Hmm. How often can Oh man, I'm full of inappropriate comments right now.
So if I was in Britain's home office and I was interviewing Kane. One of these. uh migrants whose visa was set to expire. I would tell them prove it. Bang that dude right there.
I did not expect you to say that. I would say prove it. That's what I would say. I can't say that. I mean, I didn't on air, but you know what I mean?
That's what I would say. I'd be like, prove it. And then I'd sit back. With my team of law enforcement, and I'd make him, I'd be like, do it. I'd double-dog darede, you proved that you're gay right here.
So I don't think that that's what they're gonna do. They're probably gonna just issue a strongly worded letter, K. Seems to be the pattern. Yes, it seems to be the pattern. The other really fun thing with Britain.
His um They had this, it was the in London. It was London's. Institute of Economic Affairs came pinkies out. They're Institute of Economic Affairs. And so they asked Britons where the United Kingdom ranks versus US states in income per person.
And the average answer was seventh. They believe they are wealthier than forty-three states. The reality you know what the reality is? Ah, they're buying everybody, even Mississippi. The Brits actually thought they were wealthier than everyone except for New Yorkers in the United States.
No, they're literally below Arkansas and below Mississippi in terms of income per person. That is actually where they rank.
So, yeah. They said that 27% of people were shocked and surprised. The majority of them were shocked and concerned. That They actually and the whole purpose of this was to spark reform. They literally thought that they were richer than everyone.
They thought that they came in right behind like New York and California and all of that. At least they thought they came in behind Texans, but no, no, no. And they were like just deucing all over Mississippi and Alabama. But mm, look at that. Mississippi's GDP per capita is far above that of the United Kingdoms.
The UK is actually poorer than the poorest United States state. Yeah. Can you imagine that? They said that Mississippi has higher purchasing power and a lower tax environment. Remember that.
People in the South, the next time British people try to get all snotty with you. Just remember, even the poorest state in the Union has a greater income per person than the UK. Oh, by the way, and France and Spain also, it applies to them. Pinkies out. It's true.
You know that, right? Financial Times in 23, they did the same thing, talking to the French. They did the same thing with France and with Spain, right? Viva la socialism! But, you know, they're actually behind the poorest states in the Union also.
So, wait a minute, you mean that they believe this lie that they're richer and better than everybody else? Yes. And it's a lie? Look, I shouldn't I shouldn't take any kind of joy in that cane. I should not engage in the Schadenfreude Freud or the overwhelming satisfaction that comes from seeing a complete ridiculous narrative just obliterated to the point of embarrassment on the party that promoted it, right?
I really shouldn't. I really think Schadenfreude is built for this exact thing. I know, but I'm trying to be a good person, and I'm trying to go by scripture, and you're making it really, really hard for me, you absolute demon. My apologies. I mean, it's very difficult, you know, to resist.
You're trying not to celebrate their misfortune, even though they were incredibly snotty about it. And believe me, wholeheartedly deserve all the scorn that comes their way from believing that they were in any way better than even our poorest county in our poorest state in the United States. But, you know, here we are. Can you imagine? Just saying, just saying.
So remember that. Cheerio. All right.
So, oh, we got some other things we got to get into. The FAA is going to investigate an incident after two pilots were heard meowing and woofing. This is cut 26. Oh, my. I hope none of y'all were on this flight.
Mm meow meow. Fly meow meow. Can you meow meow play cut twenty six, meow meow? You guys are you need to be professional man. Meow meow meow now.
Oh. This is why he's still flying RJ. Oh yeah, we know what. It was funny the first five minutes. Um, yeah, they're gonna be in trouble now for that.
Uh maybe it was what's that what's that puppet's name from the Mr. Rogers show? Daniel Lyon. Yes. It's meow meow Daniel Lyon meow meow flying the plane.
Apparently uh they violated regulations prohibiting non-essential communication below ten thousand feet.
So, wait, you can be like shenanigans, but only under 10,000 feet. And you heard him say in there, it's like, that's why you're flying an RJ, which is a regional jet. They're the smaller, like, pond jumpers. Oh, I wondered what that meant.
Okay. Yeah, just the smaller airline. Oh, that was the neutral aircraft. And then the guy responded, meow, meow. Oh man.
So, oh, NBC4 says they're investigating. They're going to be looking at what is there to investigate. We're investigating the meowing that we heard. Yeah, they meowed. There's your investigation.
Yeah. It's still apparently unclear what I guess what They were, I mean, regional jet, I don't know where that came out of it, but it was like at DCA. They were coming into DCA.
So it's not one, but both. They said that they're trying to figure out who is going back and forth with it. What was that, Steve? I guess I'm not flying for a while. Yeah, what if that was your meow meow meow meow meow?
What happens like if the plane's you know, in trouble. Meow! Like, how does that work? Have we had enough tragedies at DCA in the last two years? We don't need any more of this.
I mean yeah that that that's um Yeah. They I want more confidence in my pilot. Like when I hear the guy on the you know, when he comes over the intercoms, like this is your captain speaking. And I want to hear a confident. Guy telling me exactly what the agenda is for this trip.
I don't need any of that stuff.
Someone said, yeah, they were just, it was a momentary joke.
Sometimes levity reduces tension. They said that. The usually these, they said that usually the people in aviation are pretty much buttoned up 105% of the time. I have a friend of mine whose dad is a well is now retired, flew for American Airlines and was like the one of the top pilots. Like they did the water cannon the last flight that he had.
He's like, you know, everybody you know, gives him deference and all that. And uh it was interesting because And he was also an a retired Air Force pilot. But When that cabin door shuts, actually we're having this conversation last night. When that cabin door shuts, They're entirely focused, point A to B at that point. That's it.
You're entirely focused on that point. And I don't know. I mean, is there really that much stress with a regional? I don't know, regional jet? I don't know.
I'm not going to pretend to know the whole aviation, you know, the The um reality of reality show of aviation, but still, I I really think that Maybe they shouldn't. Yeah, in case Steve goes, those dudes are not getting promoted. That's that's that's for sure. That's not gonna happen. Not gonna happen.
Okay. Let me throw this out here. We haven't discussed this yet. But it's on the plate to get discussed here at some point. I've been reading a lot about this.
This is Cut 29. What is happening to these scientists that had, that are involved in like nuclear materials and aerospace? I'm trying not, don't, don't ground me. I'm trying not to get sound like a conspiracy theorist like my mother. I'm trying not to sound like a conspiracy theorist.
But this is weird. Cut 29. There are now 10 American scientists who have either gone missing or died since mid-2024. They all reportedly had access to classified nuclear or aerospace material. Is anybody investigating this to see if these things are connected?
I've seen the report, Peter. I haven't spoken to our relevant agencies about it. I will certainly do that and we'll get you an answer. If true, of course, that's definitely something I think this government and administration would deem worth looking into.
So let me do that for you. Ooh.
So You think it's nefarious? Cain. Yeah. I mean, people from nuclear contractors to UFO. Not just conspiracy theorists, but people that have actually worked on government.
UFO projects. Um we have ten now. And they're all in like general areas of like the southwest. Of the country. I mean, not all of them, but most of them.
Like this last one, I think the nuclear contractor was out of New Mexico. For example.
So, yeah, I think that there is something that could be nefarious about this. That's kind of. That's really scratch. I don't like our scientists. What if it's aliens kidnapping them?
I'm just saying. I don't know. I mean, I'm open to anything at this point. That is weird, though. If you work in that profession, are you just kind of like looking over your shoulder?
If you're now you are. Yeah. Now you are. I haven't heard of anybody in the UFO community or the nuclear programs or any of that just getting kidnapped, at least, especially 10 different people. Because they haven't found where any of these people are, they're just gone.
They're just missing. Mm. Just saying, I don't know. We're going to come back to that here soon. I'm still reading up on it.
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All right, this story, I read this last night before I went to bed, which was bad for Dana, because now I'm obsessed with it. This is crazy.
So, this gas station attendant literally saved a trafficked 16-year-old girl. It was in Michigan.
So in a gas station, it was about 7 a.m. This guy kidnapped a 16-year-old girl at gunpoint while she was waiting for her school bus. 30 minutes later, he brought her to a Sunoco gas station where he was getting cigarettes and he told the terrified teen to pay for them. And so the guy who is at the, I can't say his name is Abdul Barabaza Rabba. Anyway, he's an awesome dude because he saw this chick.
And she looked at him and mouthed the words, o. She said, hope. But she didn't verbalize it. And he immediately came out from behind the protective glass, confronted the guy, shoved her behind him, told her to get behind him, and then ordered him out of the store. And then at that point, the girl's friends had been tracking what happened.
They had already called 911. The cops rushed the gas station. But this guy, because it was minutes, this guy literally probably saved her from being taken somewhere else by this guy. He is an absolute hero. Give him a key to whatever city they live in because he actually like challenged the guy, just rushed him.
Pushing the girl behind him. That's an absolute hero. That's a man. That's awesome.
Now, here's something interesting.
So, the ATF did confirm. That the bullet that was, that killed our friend Charlie Kirk. That they said the 30 caliber clasp fragment was consistent with his Mauser 98. It was deformed, so they had trouble making a definitive match, but they did basically, you know, layman's terms, a lot of forensics. Everybody who said it wouldn't, you know, that 30 caliber, they disagreed.
ATF disagreed. They said that they used this, they used every tool and they matched it.
So end of that speculation, Gal Sharpton. Democrats filed impeachment articles against Heg Seth. They're already talking about filing them again against POTUS. California is providing free sex change operations to illegals. We'll talk.
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So um a few things to Get into.
Some of these headlines that you guys are putting in Slack. Are so bad, especially the ones. Is this the UK? Did they do this in the UK? This is a Guardian piece.
If you hate body odor, you're more likely to have right-wing views, is a headline from The Guardian. Um, that is because most like far lefties smell like they took roadkill and used it to wipe their underarm area. And that's what it is. You know, that's what Tom's and Maine is, right? It's just ground-up roadkill.
Solidified into a stick. packaged and sold at uh whole paycheck. I mean sorry, Whole Foods. It's sold there. You know that.
Where it's in their potions aisle. you go there and you get your weird, you know, dead animal. It is true. Why is that if you have right-wing views, you hate body odor? It's because most of these hardcore lefties are smelly.
Yeah. I've that's not anecdotal. I've lived that lie. I've seen it. I've sainted it.
I hate body odor. I've smelt it. 'Cause I don't like body odor. Yeah, 'cause you don't like dirty hippies. You don't like dirty, bad, commie hippies.
That's why you just don't like people being dirty. We invented a number of things as a people.
Soap. Deodorant as a species, we invented these things, the house, which is why I don't like camping, because we invented the house, you know?
Okay. We invented the tent, too. Huh? It's not a house. There's no electricity in there unless you're glamping, you know?
I'm not going to lie and pretend. I love being outdoors. Love doing all that. I'll go hunt. I'll go.
You know, if you might be able to even convince me to go glorified walking, aka hiking. But I ain't pretending that I'm homeless. I'm not cosplaying. You know, I can get back to nature and then I can go back to like a warm shower. You know what I mean?
And not having to use the bathroom basically in a shed built over a cave where probably monsters live and they gobble up everybody's waste. That's how that works. We all know that out there. It's true, Kane, you know. And by the way, that's where serial killers, I don't know if you knew this, but When you get people under the age of 25 that all go camping together.
Like three or more? Jason spawns. He just spawns out in the forest like a video game baddie. Just spawns out there. There's a spawn point that's triggered.
When three or more under 25s go out and camp, go out and camp and pretend they're homeless. That's a real thing that occurs. It does, though, it occurs in nature.
So I'm just saying, just saying. You know, I'm going to have a piece coming up about that, well, now deceased Virginia lawmaker. Just as very interesting, this Virginia lawmaker, his poor family, I feel so bad for him. Shoots himself, kills himself, kills his wife. His son had a call 911.
And he was a red flag guy law. He was the breaking, by the way, the tiebreaker as lieutenant governor to pass red flag in Virginia. He was a big-time universal background check. He actually promoted legitimate confiscation. And then, of course, it's always the predators.
You know, there's a history of moms demand and all these Bloomberg groups. you know, paling up with people like Eric Swalwell. And all of these actual predators, they have a documented history of doing this. It's incredibly unfortunate. But we're going to have a piece up about that soon here over at Substack.
In the meantime, Kane. It's today in stupidity time. Mail one. Down. There's so much stupidity here.
They're just drowning in blessings every day. Actually, you know what? Let's go ahead and do Rosie O'Donnell here. Do we have time to do Rosie O'Donnell? I love her.
She's your best friend. Cut 23. All right, let's do that here. She's speaking out on the Swalwell scandal. She lands on not that Swalwell's bad, but that all men are.
just bad. Yeah, let's see if we can. Can we talk a little bit about Eric Swalwell?
Okay. Do it. Going. Keep talking. I know that guy.
I know you know. In the what kind of way. Like spoke to him on the phone a couple times, donated money to him, I believe. Yeah. Talked about him in some public appearances years ago about how I believed in him.
Cute little family and two kids and oh my gosh, get to it. Standing up to all those people when he berates them for their moralistness. He blames all men for it. And then all this comes out. Yeah, she blamed all the men for it later on, but she takes so long.
She takes a long time. I'd rather watch paint dry. I'd rather watch Roadkill Decay. All right, folks, that's pretty specific. That does it for us today.
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