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We were talking a little bit earlier about apparently, Cain, you know, like last year, the hot place to go for vacation was Italy.
Now, apparently, it's Moscow. Oh. I don't know why. I don't know why. And it's apparently the hot destination for the podcastistan, the podcasties, is that what you would call them?
Who are the denizens of podcastistan? The podcasties, they are all going there. Which I find interesting because so often Anybody that disagrees with them is accused of being paid, what is it, $7,000 or 7,000 shekels or something like that. I don't know. But I was reading the threat of my friend Bridget Fadesy, who is a comedian.
She's a writer. She has her own program, Beyond Parody with Bridget Fadesy, Dumpster Fire as well, Walkin's Welcome, which is her podcast. She joins us on video now. If you could throw her in monitor, that'd be great. But she joins us on video now.
And Bridget, I was thinking about this. First off, You know, I didn't go on vacation last year because it was, it's so good to see you, my friend. You look lovely as always. I didn't go on vacation last year because so many things were coming up. And we're trying to figure out stuff this year.
But I know one place that I wouldn't go, and I think that's Moscow. And I, I, you know, when you're talking about going on vacation, where would you go? Would you go to Moscow and like go hang out and do whatever the hell communists do over there? No, I love how they're like, oh, it's so clean and safe. I'm like, yeah, North Korea is very safe, too.
When you throw dissidents off balconies, that's get rid of anyone who disagrees with you and freedom. It's a very safe environment. They don't think that they're because they have guides. And of course, apparently the Taint Brothers, sorry, verbal typo, but I think it's going to stay. They went over there, and Gal Sharpton went over there, and I think a couple of other people are over there as well.
And you know that they have minders, they have these guides that are taking them out. You know, Bridget, I'm sure they're only showing them the nicest, cleanest parts of the city. They're not letting them just go on a self-guided tour. I'm positive. Right.
It's also, didn't Tucker already do this? Yes. Yes. He already, is he guiding them around? Is he there?
That's a great shit in Moscow now. You know, that probably is where the next natural, you know, move for him would be. But, you know, you were, we were talking about this. You and my producer came were talking about this before we went live. And the $7,000, you made a great point.
That $7,000 is not a lot of money. And that's what you and so many other people, myself, anybody that has more than one brain cell to rub together is accused of getting paid $7,000 by presumably the Israeli government for what I don't know. But that's not really a lot of money. Is that enough to actually sell out everything that one believes in? For this, they would accuse us of getting $7,000 for even having this conversation.
It's ridiculous. For tweeting. It's ridiculous. No, it's not. We were we were joking about this.
Like how much money Is enough money for you to sell out all your principles? Is there a dollar amount? I think most people would say no, but being confronted with, you know. a billion dollars in a Swiss bank account, would you be like From the river to my bank account. I mean, a billion dollars, that's a lot of money.
You can do a lot of stuff with a billion dollars. I mean, I always joke, but I never actually sat down and thought about it. $7,000 would not be enough to sell out. But a billion dollars, I mean, I wouldn't tell anybody, but there would be signs. Yeah.
There would be signs. You'd be wearing a kefia right now.
Well, and I'd have like a tank with a miniature pony. And I would have a whole entire miniature farm. I'm not kidding. This sounds like I'm being goofy, but these are the things that I want in life, right? Situational immortality where I could give it and take it.
So if I want it, but I don't want to live forever because I hate people. But if I live for a while, I'd want you to live for a while because you're funny. And then, like, people that we like and then take it from other people that we don't. Yeah, I love what a nerd you are. You remind me of my husband talking about all of his like dungeons and dragons, you know?
Bridget, you're such a, what does he always call me?
Some, something, a druid. A druid. That's actually perfect. Druid comedy. That's perfect.
We're talking with our friend Bridget Fantasy, who's the host of Walkins Welcome. And she's been tweeting about all of this as well. With the, I wanted to play this soundbite for you and kind of get your reaction to it.
Now, I don't watch either of these two people's programs, and one of them. We were friendly. I don't think we are anymore. For a while, Megan Kelly went on. Sean Ryan, who I've never met.
I've never heard him, I don't even think I've heard him talk except when I previewed this clip. And I wanted to play this for you and get your reaction. This is cut 17, Juan, about what Core MAGA is now. Mm. What's that?
What's core MAGA now? I have no idea. I think I know. Trump has said from the beginning Israeli lobby?
Well, I have no idea. Need a different acronym.
So, two things struck me, Bridget. Everybody's a a pedo, apparently, in MAGA. They're all is that worse than deplorables? The other thing was the lighting. Same thing.
Yeah, that's like that, I mean, Hillary Clinton called everyone deplorables and people lost their minds. He can call everyone pedophiles and it's okay. It's it's really just the new deplorables though. That's all, it is the same thing. It functions in the same way.
We're, we're. I'm better than you. That's, and you're just the, you're, I mean, no, that's the worst thing you can be called. And they're trying to say, you know, people are out there like pro pedo. Like, who's for pedos out there?
Computer. Not. It's it's it's even somehow dumber. It's funny too because like guys. The left already hated Israel.
They already did this. You guys are just, you're just late to the hating Israel party now. It's not something new. They did it when it was cool. They did it.
And they kind of, the left does not get punished for this either. There was, I think, Sasha Stone made a really good point on X the other day that struck me. Like, the. The Israel stuff will not destroy the left because it hasn't. And it's been around in academia and around the left for a long time, but it does kind of break up the right in a way that is not helpful at all in this moment.
And that is where I get actually quite resentful about what's happening. But the good news is, I think the right has a much stronger immune system than the left.
So the right is better. The people who I respect, the people who are. You know, trying to maintain some semblance of conservative values, trying to maintain some semblance of sanity. They are rejecting this and they're saying, okay, go be with the leftists because that's all that's what you sound like now. You have Trump derangement syndrome, you've got you're calling everybody names, and you hate Israel.
Like, okay, you're you're foundationally, you are no different than the people that you've been raging against for years. That's a great point. We're talking with Bridget Fettese, who's a host of Walkin's Welcome. She has all kinds of cool stuff that she does, also a comedian. And that and the phrase, oh, gosh, what Epstein class that I hear all the time.
I mean, that's. We know what that means. Yeah, I mean, I don't know. I think it's really just what I want in the same way. In the same way that I used to say, I want people to actually define what they mean when they say gender-affirming care during that time.
I want people to define what they mean when they say Israel shouldn't exist, you know, or whatever their feelings about Israel are. What do you actually mean by that? Are they just wiped off the map? I mean, at least Dan Vilzarian is honest about how he feels about these things and he's not like cheekily dancing around it. He, I think people need to also define what they mean by Epstein class.
And some people will say, oh, it's just the elites, you know, that this is, this is really, I feel like. Especially like the Alex Jones. It's really just been mapped over the globalists. It's like a new word for globalist. That's a really good thing.
Yeah, that makes sense because I keep seeing that all the time. And I wonder why don't people just define that? Like you were saying, they don't define gender-affirming care. The other question that I was thinking about, too, and looking at all of the people that have been promoting this division within the coalition. I I don't like to think that I'm like naive about people, or I don't, I'm a cynic, so I don't immediately assume the best in people.
But where the hell did this come from? Where it's either these people were always like this and they hit it, or Is it really just as simple as they are that shallow and they are really chasing an audience that they are outgrowing because everybody's getting older and the people that watched Fox News are not really the ones that are turning into, tuning into the podcast all the time? Are they chasing that hyper, I guess, radicalized Gen Z segment that is buying into all of this? And is that really just like the simple explanation? There's a lot of stuff that I've, I mean, I think about this way too much, and I really don't even want to have to talk about it, but it is one of those interesting things where there's also a population of like 250 Muslims that have kind of come online in the past five years or so, more so than ever before.
And I think what I, my good faith feeling about this, is that. People are seeing, getting responses to this stuff, and they think that it's reflective of America when we do live in a global village now, and there are billions of Muslims in the world. And maybe you are chasing a global audience without even realizing it. And then, once you go down that road, like I said on my dumpster fire, it's a dead end. There's really nowhere to go once you go down that road.
It's dark. I have this very strong feeling that it's like spiritual rock bottom. They can, they can. Do a lot of Excusing of their behavior to mental gymnastics to kind of get out of it. I also think it is a youth thing, you know, but I think the youth will probably.
Grow out of a lot of these ideas too. I mean, I grew out of a lot of dumb ideas, and I think that they'll. Even if they're chasing that now, it doesn't it's not going to register long term. Yeah. But yeah, I have I feel a little bit all over the place because I think it's so many competing things right now that are influencing what we're seeing happen.
Last question for you that dovetails into this.
So, going from the right to look at the left, then you've got Graham Plattner. The guy, he's just rigid. He's just a simple, humble oyster farmer, as you know. You know, he just farms. He's just an oyster farmer.
That's true. He just farms oysters. He's, he's, and I think this is accurate to say, he's actually legit a Nazi. I mean, this is a guy who is a real one. I mean, we're not just saying that.
I mean, we're not crying.
Well, he's an actual dude, he's a real Nazi. I mean, he's got the death head. He's defended it, the stuff that he said. And apparently, he's also a giant freak that gets turned on by port-a-potties. But the left is like absolutely unashamed.
Bernie Sanders was asked and he doubled down on it. He's not pulling his endorsement of Graham Plattner. All of these people, when they're confronted by members of the press, they just sort of sidestep it. Alex Vinman, he had like four handlers that came in and got in between him and this reporter that was asking him whether or not he supports Graham Plattner. They just seem like, oh, they're unashamed and they just don't feel like they need to address it.
He's our guy. We just want the seat and that's all that matters.
So it seems like you have these two, one is a faction on the right. The other is the entirety of the left, it seems like. Is that an accurate? Do you think that's an accurate way to classify it? Like, is it all of them?
I it seems like it. There are a lot of them. It's fun it's very funny to me. I was laughing about this just this morning. They they called everyone they disagreed with, the left called everyone they disagreed with Nazis and misogynists.
And they often they weren't. And now they actually are getting behind like a misogynistic Nazi. It's like, did you, do you, and they're, they think it's their, the answer to the right. They're trying to justify it as like, we're fighting fire with fire. And you're like, no, not really.
You aren't. And I do want to add to my last point, the just in terms of growing out of things, look at what's happened with the trans stuff. These kids were all in on it. And now it's kind of falling out of fashion. And so much of this too does behave a lot like.
Trans to me, but it's something that's just like a, it's taken over. It's everywhere. The podcasties, as you called them, which is brilliant and hilarious, have a kind of myopic focus on this. And normal Americans are like, stop talking. Right?
Stop. Because you said that you're asked about this all the time now. People are like, is it really that nuts? And I'm hearing this too. People are asking, is it really that bad?
Is it? We're noticing some stuff. Like your great aunt brings it up. Are all the kids Nazis now? I mean, it's wild.
Yeah, and they're not. They're just not. Think of it. I don't think. I hope.
That, well, I mean, I hope you're right. I hope it's all just like social contagion stuff, which is another reason why I hate social media. And I think these kids grew up with like wokeism.
So they grew up and they were, they were like, oh, we can't say retard anymore. And they pushed back against that. And they got called racist and they got called misogynists. And they behave and react the same way to anti-Semite. And I don't really blame them, but I do think a lot of it is just rebellious kids.
But it's weird when adults glob onto that because these rebellious kids, Jeremy Boring was saying this when I was on his show and it was such a good point. Rebellious kids don't have that much power. They have some power to move the culture as they should, but they don't when people, older people with money and influence glob onto their dumb ideas, they have a lot of power, as we saw for the past decade from the left.
So we don't need to do this again on the right. And then, you know, in two years, be like, whoa, what happened? Why are all the kids Nazis? They're all like, you know, titless Nazis or something like that. That's a band name, and I know you're going to mark it down, Kane.
Bridget Fantasy. You can find her on X, Instagram, YouTube, and fantasy.com as well, host of Dumpster Fire. Walkin's Welcome and her subsec Beyond Parody with Bridget Fantasy. Good to see you, my good friend. Good to see you.
Thank you for having me. We'll have you back again. We'll talk again soon. Thank you. We have more to come, folks.
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So The uh it's j it's June 2nd, so it's the it's the pride all the things, right? The rainbow everything stuff. And does it seem? Because I was thinking about this, does it seem like it's less? This year than it was previously.
Kane, do you think it's like less rainbow everything? Yeah, I think so. I think so. I think there's less.
Now, obviously, Good Morning America. If you watched that yesterday, you didn't think anything's less. But I think generally with retail and the stuff that we see every day, I do I'm I'm seeing less of it. You know, I also think too, if you would watch, what is this, Boston City Hall. Can we play this?
And wokeness had it. It's not AI. You would be inclined to think that. It's a bunch of Broads. Uh that are raising an alphabet flag.
Okay, the description says they're singing Pride. month carols. What is that? What is a Pride Month Carol? Like a Christmas carol, but for gay sex Yeah, I think so.
Do you realize that If you're trying to get people to hate this that you that you would do these things. Right? Watch this. Tell me that this. This does this not make you hate all of this?
Are those hymn books? Are those hymn books? I don't know. I don't know. H-Y-M-N blasphemous hymn books they're holding?
Juan is getting the video together right now. Oh, God, here we go. What this is the first. Prettiest thing I've ever seen.
So it's not just the rainbow flag, it's also the trans little trans triangle in there, too. They got that as well. All right, so.
Okay. Wizard of Oz Yeah. Pride Month Carol, as the description says. I'm looking at the screen. They're just they said it they're just saying it because it has the word rainbow in it Okay.
Are they just singing songs with the words rainbow in them? Like She's in Rainbows maybe from Rolling Stones, is that next? Mucarius.
So the reason I That Why is that at City Hall, they're raising that flag? It's a flag that is about how we have to sex. We're raising it at City Hall. Boston. That that should be kept private.
That this stuff five percent of the population.
So, aside from that, and the reason I bring this up is I saw a piece that's coming out this week about this in the Washington Times. And how, you know, I go into. You have people whose orient their sexual orientation. represents barely 2%. of the entire American population, but they get an entire month.
Where fallen warfighters get a day, veterans get a day, moms and dads get a day, the birthday of this republic, it's a single day. But this is a whole month where we're raising all this stuff up.
Now, here's what gets me: so the culture climate. for the past decade has mandated That brands and sports teams and businesses, et cetera, they have to fall all over themselves and make these like public declarations. about w how people have intercourse. During private romantic times, and it's like a big thing now, right?
So You had, I mentioned this before, the gay pride sandwich. From Marx and Spencer. Which is a British brand trying to come into the United States. They're trying very hard. They literally were bragging about this, they had said, They created a sandwich as part of the celebration.
We launched a special edition LGBT sandwich. It's a twist on the traditional BLT with lettuce, gouak, bacon, and tomato. What up?
Okay. So the guac makes it gay?
So can only gay people eat it? I don't know. I'm curious.
Now, in addition, you had the Listering Gay Pride Mouthwash. That was true. The Vaseline Gay Pride Liptin. There's a million jokes here. There's so many jokes I can't.
I'm. Huh. Mm. Lots of jokes. They did.
They had a a lip balm, a Vaseline lip balm. That was gay pride. Mm. I don't know. Uh you also had, what is it?
Uh the gay pride dog water bottle that I told you about. I'm not. I mean, are you truly gay if you're just like using boring old hetero? Lip balm. If you're if I mean, are you really gay if your dog has a boring old hetero?
Water bottle. This is the stuff. Like Major League Baseball, they made their celebratory exclamation already. USA hockey, football teams, soccer teams, basketball. But the way they do it, it's like we're supposed to see it all in action, like the next time we're at the stadium.
Right on Underson's so weird. Sesame Street, the children's show. They posted their gay pride affirmation. You can't leave out the kids, by the way. You can, but you know.
That's this is weird. Atlanta's International Airport. Golf clubs, but not LIV golf or any Arabic division of any American company, notably. Call of Duty, remember a couple of years ago, they got in on the rainbow washing. They offered glittery, rainbow-themed weapon skins, rainbow calling cards, and they also had this little convenient glitch that turned the ammunition of certain calibers into like the trans colors, right?
Literally in the middle of all these trans shootings at schools. Just saying. The corporate signaling, it's like treated like. uh lamb's blood on the door posts.
So, you won't have the alphabet rage mob. They won't come and try to murder your brand as long as you have this declaration, right? But yet, here's the thing that gets me. And I really started noticing this. Maybe last year, year before last.
Really last year though.
So As soon as all of these companies started doing this, and they started doing it because the alphabet mafia pestered the hell out of them, right? They were going to cancel them if they didn't do it, et cetera.
So, as soon as all of these companies start doing this. Which we all thought was the point in the first place: was that they all do it. That's what they wanted, right? The alphabet mafia. was still mad and a they were still mad and unsatisfied.
Still. Why? Because now the alphabet mafia says these companies were only doing it to cash in on Pride Month. The audacity, right, of these companies doing what they were bullied into doing. Oh my gosh.
And that's what it was. They literally changed. their entire product packaging for a whole month to satisfy A micro percent. of the consumer population.
So the complaint became the hot new social contagion, right? With various alphabetters typing up blog posts and Facebook posts and Insta and X. And they were now shaming the very companies that they previously shamed for not affirming how they do the deed behind closed doors. I mean, drama is a beast that is never satisfied, ever.
So now All of these confused brands have started scaling back their support.
So I looked into this last night. There was a survey done of corporations last year that revealed nearly 40%. are reducing, if not entirely eliminating, their support.
Now some of it has to do with the elimination of DEI initiatives, but a lot of it is they're just done giving oodles of cash to alphabet groups and debasing themselves with rainbow theming and sexing up completely asexual products. In order to be considered an ally, because apparently that's not enough. I don't know what these people want.
So Now it's like the biggest conflict. isn't I mean, this is just crazy. It's crazy. But now, not only are they, they're shaming these companies for doing the thing that they were bullied into doing. And they were bullied, Kane.
You remember, they went after everybody from chicken sandwiches to. Every everybody sp if a sports team didn't demonstrate fealty, they went after them. Right. So I don't know. And then now you've got the whole issue of the tea in with everything, which is a whole other.
Issue.
So that's you have trans activists that very ironically press their inclusion into the alphabet army. And then they have like this tense, like not really united coalition. And now you have all of these like growing number of trans mass killers and all of this stuff and trans bullying of gays and lesbians. And now the lesbians are fighting with the trans because the lesbians don't want to be erased as women and the trans people are calling them TERFs and it's like a huge thing now. I mean that they're not I mean they're not allies.
So I saw this and I thought about this when I read this piece from San Francisco Chronicle that said that there existed an open hostility to gay rights within the United States ahead of World Cup because there's going to be four matches World Cup here. Remind me where the 2022 World Cup was held. Cutter. Mm. Hey King.
Yeah. Cutter is being gay, legal in Cutter. I don't think it is. It's so not legal. The minimal punishment is seven years in prison.
They don't even have a Pride Month. But hey. Not a single thing is said about them. Ever. This is all just a smoke show, and there's no double entendre there at all.
It is absolutely just that's all it is.
So I I I'm just, so I'm watching this, and all these people are mad at companies because they're not giving money for their pride parades and all this stuff. It's like, what did you think was gonna happen?
Meanwhile, they're completely silent. They're like, oh, well, gays aren't going to find it safe. European gays aren't going to find it safe over here in the United States. But they had no problem going to Qatar. or any of these other Arab nations.
Also And I may have to save this one. We're going to get into how. Have you seen these attacks on patriotism?
So there was one from Little Ms.
Now. Where they're, who was he born? Is he born in Turkey, Ali Felshi? He says that he has a deep unease about celebrating America's 250th birthday. Because of unresolved racial.
politics. He was born in Kenya, in Nairobi. Nairobi.
So he says he doesn't really, I'm going to tell you what, we, that bill has been settled by the over half a million Americans that died in the Civil War.
So stop playing that card. Don't bring out a bill that's been paid. Dumb. I'm so tired of this.
So tired of it. But there's this push to try to act like it's not the same. The New Yorker ran a piece on it. Lil Ms.
Now had a thing on it. New Yorker said, in a nation of plummeting pride and MAGA hats, patriotism isn't cool anymore. And it's this old cantankerous communist boomer who writes about how it's problematic specifically because he just doesn't like their patriotism, it is predicated upon who's in the White House. Like, if they don't have a Democrat in the White House, they just can't be patriotic. It's just not possible for them to be patriotic.
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So, you can, channel 347 is where you can find some of the simulcasts, but I would just write: you should just watch it on YouTube, really. Just watch it on YouTube. It's funner that way. Anyway, so welcome back to the program. All right, so a couple of things to touch on.
We're going to get into this trans ruling from this appeals court, but we also have to talk about this is an odd appointment.
So Tulsi Gabbard's out, the acting DNI has been named. Bill Polt. Is that how you say his name? Halty?
Well I don't know. He's it's like a Bill Pullman, Bill Paxton kind of thing. He looks like one of those guys. You know, I'm not saying Pulte, I think you're right. Yeah, Bill Pulte.
So He's been named Acting DNI. He would not pass the Senate confirmation to save his life. There's no way the guy would now. I'm sure he's a lovely fella The my Only familiarity of him is when he was buying followers on X. What he was on X giving away money for to get a big account.
Look, at least he's being honest about it. I'll give him that, right? At least he's being honest about it. Whereas everybody else, all the podcasts, the same people act like they don't do that. He was go look Google it.
He was out there like giving Google for real. You would be shocked. He did that for years. He was out there just like giving away money. On X.
And um Then he got, and he comes from a construction background, so it's like business, construction, stuff like that. I'm pulling up this thing. He. Can only be in like acting for X amount of days before. They got to get somebody else because you have to, that's one of the things you have to go through a Senate confirmation for, right?
So I don't necessarily think that he would actually Pass. A Senate confirmation hearing. I just don't think he's got a lot of experience, but. at least with DNI. It's a weird kind of pick.
I think. It's legit. I think it's an odd. Pick so he's Also, so he's kind of doing the Rubio thing. He's chairman of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, which makes sense.
Because his family is in construction. They own a construction business. Um, They've been in business for a long time. That makes sense, right?
Okay, I get that. He's also director of the Federal Housing Finance Agency. He's the current director of that. And that also makes sense because he understands construction real estate property. The DI thing is weird, though.
So he's acting DNI chief.
So he's kind of doing a Rubio thing where he has several titles at the same time.
So he's going to stay on as the director. of the federal housing finance Agency and chairman of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, while he's also sitting in is the temp DNI, right? He got the.
Now he did pass a confirmation. Yeah. Spring of last year when he went in for the federal housing. uh finance agency But this is an entirely different thing, though.
So he's he has gone after people like Letitia James and Adam Schiff for fraud in recent months.
So maybe that's the reason why he was selected. Apparently, Roger Stone, it was reported. was one of the guys pushing to have him picked by POTUS. And I don't No What that is going to end up meaning? Like, is he going to be declassifying?
Certain things, I don't know, because there's been this war of influence in the intel departments, especially between Gabbard's office and people in the CIA. And there's there's been a lot of Tension there.
So we'll see. But that's the latest today. And then you had, let me pull this up.
Now I'm gonna there's nuance to this, so I'll explain that.
So yesterday was a two to one ruling and a federal appeals court. Found that the Trump administration's policy To ban transgender individuals from serving in the U.S. military is unconstitutional. The judge, Roger Wilkins, wrote the, I think it was Wilkins, Robert Wilkins. That's his correct name.
So, this report's wrong. Robert Wilkins, who wrote the majority opinion, said: The Heg Seth policy is both arbitrary and based upon animus, and for those reasons, the policy violates the plaintiff Appelli's constitutional right to equal protection of the law.
Now, here's the thing about this. There's some nuance here.
So the ruling As it is. Does not Deal with uh future enlistees. This is only protecting, apparently, the currently enlisted. an apparently specific active duty, transgender. Plaintiffs.
from discharge but The Ban on the Transgender enlistees still hold. Does that make sense?
So I'm pulling up. The opinion.
So, the way that it is, it was a split panel. It protects some already in the military, but the Existing ban on New enlistees is still in place.
So, the people who brought the suit are protected. Does that make sense?
Still I think it's insane. Here's Big thing. There are a lot of Reasons for which someone may be turned away from military service, right, Kane? Is it is eczema still one of them? Mm-hmm.
People, hang on, let me look this. I'm gonna see if eczema is still one of them. Because I know that Previously, if you were like flat-footed and you didn't have arches, that you would be you could be turned away. And that if you have asthma, you can be turned away. Like if there is like a behavioral issue, if you there's like obviously weight limits, epilepsy.
So epilepsy, diabetes, asthma, heart conditions, uncorruptible vision, and hearing loss are generally considered. Uh disqualifying. things, right? Those are just like health, medical reasons for which you can be turned down if you're trying to join, right? And so, and that's something that people are supposed to tell the recruiter, and the recruiter has to say whether or not.
They know whether or not the condition can be waived or if it's permanently disqualifying. And here's the other thing. If you don't. And if you don't uh Tell the recruiter that you have such a condition, and the condition is discovered later, you could be dishonorably discharged for fraudulent enlistment.
So it's a very serious thing, right? I mean absolutely I mean, it gets into everything. There are, I mean, all of this is statutory. It gets into your any, like your whole head, your eyes, your eyelids, your everything, your sinuses, all of this stuff. It goes literally through everything.
It talks about post-surgical refractions. I mean, there's a lot of reasons that you could be disqualified. Apparently For the people who are in currently and apparently this judge Think that's Not apparently disqualifying, you can. mutilate your your Copulatory organs. To a point where you have to be on heavy-duty pharmaceuticals for life, and that's not disqualifying.
It has nothing to do with animus. It has everything to do with military readiness. If someone who has eczema for crying out loud, Can be disqualified. You're telling me that a female that used some of her thigh meat to create a non-functioning franken penis and has to be on. Drugs, heavy-duty drugs, for the rest of her life, that's not disqualifying.
Are you kidding me? You're telling me that someone who might have Um some sort of eyesight impairment. Or who may have some other kind of even mild military or medical issue. They would be disqualified, but a male. who would invert his male copulatory organ.
to create this weird artificial female one. And again, they have to be on heavy drugs for the rest of their life. That's not disqualifying. It's stupid that it even got to that point. But the nuance is that the ban technically is still in place for all new.
Enlistees. But the ones who brought the case, and I think certain ones that are currently enlisted are protected from Discharge. If that makes sense. But the reasoning for this is just, you're either, you either believe that the military's purpose is just to be a fighting force, or it's not. It reminds me.
Again, go back to three hundred, right? Affiliates, the guy who was not able to actually be a Spartan warrior because of some physical deformities. And Leonidas was telling him, You can't raise your shield, and I cannot have a single weak spot. in uh in my group. I can't at all.
Because that compromises the readiness. and the effectiveness of the entire group. The purpose of the military is not to exist as an everybody gets a trophy.
social experiment. It is literally a fighting force that is about America's defense. The one thing that our federal government is actually legitimately tasked with. and the enumerated powers is this. And you're talking about compromising it for the purpose of social experimentation, which is insane.
You're not only compromising our readiness, but you're compromising the lives of the people who valiantly volunteered to serve in our own volunteer army. you're compromising their security as well. I mean, it's insane. This is the Department of Defense's medical standards for military fitness updated February 3rd, 2026. Not every medical condition is necessarily permanently disqualifying, but there are some that are.
And it all depends on whether or not they feel as though it can be overcome and waived or not. I mean Good night. I'm looking at this They like if you've ever had an abnormality of your retina. That could be disqualifying. I mean, Kane, the list is so long, and it's like asymmetry, asymmetry of people size greater than two millimeters.
Night blindness. I mean, it gets into, I'm still in the eye section. Still scrolling. Still, oh now we're in nasal.
Well now we're in sinuses. If you have any kind of vocal cord dysfunction or anything like that, that could be disqualifying, chronic coarseness could be disqualifying. Non-benign polyps can be disqualifying. Um Chronic laryngitis can be disqualifying. Anything, any, oh my gosh, goes on and on.
Eight or more teeth that have visual apparent decay, cavities, et cetera, could be disqualifying.
So now you see why this ruling from this judge is so, it's a half and half. It's half because he thinks it's born of animus, and it's not. I don't think this judge knows the purpose of our fighting forces. It's literally about Military readiness. We have more on the way.
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So I was asking Kane this on break, real quick, because.
So in Maine, the Senate primary between Graham Platiner. And Janet Mills hasn't even happened yet. And I had a couple of people who listened to the program, and they were saying, I can't believe people in Maine had voted for this guy. And they selected him. I'm like, no, no, no, no, no, it hasn't even happened yet.
That primary, there is literally another Democrat still running against him. that Democrats apparently have rejected. In favor. Of the guy with the literal death's head tattoo. Who's an, I mean, we're not saying this is like we're crying wolf.
I mean, the guy's a Nazi. I mean, you talk about Nazi stuff, and you have Nazi tattoos and you like Nazi things. It's kind of stuff that Nazis do, right? We're not just saying these words, they have meaning, right? I am.
My head exploded as I was replying to one of the listeners because I'm like, yeah, that primary has not happened yet. Democrats have already circled the wagons around that guy. Bernie Sanders circled the wagons around that guy. Everybody, they won't even address we've been playing audio of Democrats running away whenever the press tries to talk to them. That's what makes this so much more insane.
Joining us on this, that call that Axios reported about with BB and Trump and her brand new book, which is out today. It's out absolutely today. The Jews and the Left. Batia Unger Sargon. She joins us now.
She's also in broadcasting. You guys know that she's got a brand new book out. She's on X. She's the host of Batia on News Nation. She joins us now.
First off, my friend, congrats on the book. That is a big, big deal. And I know that you're in your, this is the tough week because this is when you do all the press for it. And we're going to talk about your book as well, but congrats on that. I wanted to get your thoughts on this because I know you have tweeted about this Graham Plattner story.
And I don't mean to sound naive or uninformed, but I just forgotten that Maine has not had its primary yet. But the way that you, the way that you, like, if you look at how all of this with Graham Plattner is covered, people seem to forget that Janet Mills is still in the race for Senate. She's a Democrat on the ballot. But Democrats apparently have rejected her. for this guy.
What in the world, Batio? What what is it? Why? It's so depressing. The way that I think about it is like: if you had designed a game show called How Low Can You Go?
to see how low the Democrats will go, you could not have done a better job than lining up Graham Plattner. with um Susan Collins. Yeah. Because they're acting like we have to rally around Grandpunter because Susan Collins is so evil. Look at the Republican, Susan Collins, who voted to impeach Donald Trump.
Voted against Amy Coney Barrett and Pete Hag Seth, the most bipartisan person in the United States Senate, the exact person that the Democrats pretend they would not call a Nazi if they were running against. They would not call a threat to democracy if they were running against. Yet this milquetoast, mild-mannered, bipartisan Susan Collins is enough of a threat. That they have to circle the wagons around Nazi tattoo guy, serial sexting cheater, admitted to sexting six women.
Now, the two of them walk around like, well, we're working on our marriage, our marriage is in a good place, our marriage, our marriage. Dana, they've been married for three years. The entirety of which he was sexting other women for. I mean, everything about this guy is a lie. The Democrats say he's some paragon of masculinity.
He's an oyster farmer. The oyster farm. is on a private island owned by his rich friend. And all of the oysters go to his mommy's restaurant. His daddy bought him his home.
He worked for Blackwater. I mean, everything about this guy is f Fake, and yet you're so right. The Democrats are just absolutely obsessed with him and in love with him. Like, he is the guy who looks like a macho guy if you haven't met a macho man in 50 years. It's cosplay, it's cosplay.
That is true. It's like he went and googled what makes somebody macho and then tried to cosplay as all of that. But he's a Nepo baby, he's like an older version of Mam Donnie. That's who they have on the left. Like, daddy buys them everything.
Mommy buys his oysters. His friend. Hosts his oyster farm. And didn't he go to like the $75,000 a year private school or something like that? Like, he's super wealthy, this guy.
He is. And the thing that I find a little bit depressing is that, um, The Nazi tattoo is not enough. You know what I'm saying? It's like when you get a Nazi tattoo and it gets revealed, you would hope, you know, and it's not, by the way, it's not just any Nazi tattoo. It's a Totten cop, which is specifically for the guards at concentration camps.
And he says he didn't know he knew.
Well, he didn't text about it. He was texting people, bragging about it. And what just came out is he had this, and he had a profile on a sexting private messaging app called Kick, notorious by the way, for child predators. But okay, let's put that aside. In the photo of himself, His profile photo.
He's standing in a towel holding the phone.
So you can see every single one of his tattoos, but not the Totten Cop. Oh, he's covering it up. Covering it. I wonder why he would be covering up the tattoo he claims he didn't know was controversial. Yeah, he's what is he going to be on Roblox next?
Have they checked that to make sure he's not on there? Good hoverence. We're talking with Batia Anger Sargon, who's got a new book, The Jews on the Left, which we're going to talk about. I wanted to ask you about this. Insane story.
I feel like Axios runs this story every couple of months. Like Trump and Netanyahu got into a fight again. Like they've had Trump calling Netanyahu a madman. I don't know how many times, but last night they ran this story where they were saying that there was this crazy phone call. And they, I don't know if it was supposed to be like an editorialized summary or if they were acting as though they were direct quotes from Trump and it didn't sound like him at all.
But what it seemed like they were trying to do, the purpose, oh, somebody's leaking in the White House, but they're really trying to remove Hezbollah from this whole equation and act like it's just Israel beating up on poor little old Lebanon. And it goes back to when Pakistan messed, like, got involved and tried to screw everything up by insisting that Lebanon was part of the ceasefire, which they never were. It's all about Iran trying to protect Hezbollah so Hezbollah can continue bombing Israel and Israel is being tied to being able to defend itself against this. And I was, first off, let me ask you this, Batit, do you really believe? I don't know if I believe this article.
I don't, not at least the way that it was reported, because it doesn't sound accurate. And the guy who wrote it, none of the stuff that he's ever reported has ever been really proven true or substantiated. Put it this way. The person who leaked it. Wanted What happened last night, which is Nitan Yahoo and Bibi, to be the one in two trending topics on Twitter.
Like the person who leaked it was feeding the insatiable appetite. For Israel bad, Israel undermining America, Israel controlling Trump, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, right?
So you take that with a grain of salt. Did it happen? Maybe, I don't know. I'm sure that Trump is frustrated. We're all frustrated with the situation.
But he and BB have great communication. Our interests with Israel are not identical, but they're pretty aligned.
Now, it could be that in the run-up to getting a deal with Iran, Trump wants BB to back off more than BB thinks is in Israel's best interest. That's a totally reasonable thing for them to discuss and debate. Sure. But you have to always understand, like, someone leaked that, and that person has an agenda. And that agenda is not good for America, not good for Israel, and not good for Trump.
So, you know, that's the thing to keep in mind. Maybe it happened, maybe it didn't. The Israeli readout of the conversation is very different, obviously. But. Even in the best case scenario, like for Trump to say to BB, hey, cool it.
I need you to take it easy for a few days. I'm in a precarious, like that is totally consistent with how, you know, a superpower like America and its president would talk to a client state that has its own interests that it's trying to pursue while not angering the superpower too much. Right. That makes sense. That makes a lot of sense.
And because I get he's got to stay on this specific path, you know, but with the 04 authorized use of military force and what he's allowed to do and not allowed to do. And he can go up to a certain amount of days and then he's got to pull back. I get all of that. But your point about someone in the admin purposefully trying to undermine, this isn't just about undermining Trump at this point. This is about undermining national security and trying to derail what he's attempting to accomplish over there and take this terrorist entity off the chessboard finally to closest I think we're ever going to get in our lifetimes.
Do you, I mean, I feel like that, I mean, that's leaking classified or at least privileged confidential conversations. I mean, surely they can find that out who did it. I know under Biden, no one ever found out who leaked anything from the Supreme Court or anything else, but surely, Bhatia, they can run down, and maybe there's some kind of penalty there. Um Because as a journalist, I'm sort of like want to have the most capacious, like I condemn that morally, but I don't know that I would be comfortable with them sort of legally trying to track it down. True.
Yeah. That's a good point. That's a fair point. I want to ask you about your book, The Jews and the Left, because you explore. Really, this, I don't, the lack of a better way to describe it, this sort of dovetailing of Democrats and American Jews for.
I think I just my whole life, that's how I always thought that there was this relationship. But things have really, really changed. They've really changed on the left. And then, of course, you have this weird faction that's pretending to be on the right, or at least is in the coalition. And we've talked about that.
But tell me a little bit about this because. It really I just don't see Democrats. That's historically sort of been the political home for American Jewish people. But I looking at everything, looking at where it's going, Mam Donnie, looking at Platiner, looking at all these, I don't see that anymore, Abatya.
So, this is why I wrote the book because I think conservatives who know that they feel very protective of Jews, they know that they love Israel, are really, really confused about why Jews in America, two-thirds of them, are Democrats when the Democrats. Exactly why. This is why I wrote the book. To explain that, to explain why Jews became Democrats, why the left turned on them. And why so many Jews are still clinging to the Democratic Party despite everything we talk about all the time.
That is exactly what the book is about.
So anybody who found themselves wondering that this book is for you, I also uncover this kind of forgotten first 300 years of American Jewish history before Jews became Democrats, because that only happened in the 1900s. We were here for 300 years before that. And what's amazing is that American Jews were never seen as an oppressed minority in America. They were not even really seen as an immigrant group. No, one of the biggest financiers of the war, the revolution was a Jewish business.
I am Solomon. Yeah. The founding fathers saw Jews as founding partners in the creation of the nation. They saw them as the physical, living, breathing embodiment of the civilization they were trying to build here, whose roots are in the Torah, right? Whose roots are in the Bible, the idea that our rights are given.
to us by God. And it's the government's job to protect those rights, but it doesn't grant us those rights. Our creator granted us those rights. When they saw Jews, they were like, you are the people who brought that civilization to us.
So they saw us as an inextricable part of the nascent nation. And we've just lost that history. And I desperately wanted to bring that back to. I love that. I love that exploration of that.
Well, the book is available now today. It is out today. And it's called The Jews and the Left.
Now, you can get it at Amazon. I like to tell people go into a bookstore because I think that that weighs the sales more because they try to keep conservative books and any kind of like right-wing books off the bestseller list.
So it counts more if you go and like an order from a bookstore than Amazon, but it's available everywhere. But I love that you go so far back into the history of this and you really like talk about that partnership. This is fantastic. Congrats. Batia Unger Sargon.
You can find her on X. Go and get her book out. And we'll definitely talk again soon. Congrats. Congrats again.
Thank you so much. God bless you and protect you. Thank you so much. Thank you. We have more to come, folks, as we wrap this third hour of the program.
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The diagnosis came in May of 2025, and considering what the President's health is now. Had he continued his re-election bid, had he been elected again, would he have been able to serve as president? Would he have had to resign? I don't know. What?
I don't know if they're talking about Guys, we all saw it. We all saw it. But they're trying to act like, oh no, we don't know what happened. It's so confusing. We just you don't know.
Her Her interviews were insane. Like, after his, after do I have time to play 22? It's very short. Yeah. Real quick, let's just play 22.
This was after, like, after the debate watch. He was fine. I mean, he was fine. It was inexplicable. But what if that had happened during a meeting with foreign leaders or something like that?
I don't know how to answer that. Oh my gosh. I do. Whiskey tango foxtrot. That's how you answer it.
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And they aren't. They ain't, not at all. All right, today's stupidity came. All right, let's just keep Joe Biden going because that was stupid. Let's do cut 27.
One. Um I guess she thinks she's a doctor, but also doesn't think that. Listen. He'd given so much of himself, and to see you even saying, like, I thought he was having a medical episode. I was concerned.
Was there any part of you that went into protection mode of like, Joe, you can't keep doing this? Like, this is, they're taking so much from you. But the doctors told me he was fine. I'm not a doctor. I mean, I am a doctor.
What? See, that's what I'm my whole point, Kane. Don't call yourself a doctor if you're not you can't arrange guts. If you can't rearrange guts, don't be calling yourself a doctor.
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