Meet Me in Mamdanistan

What this episode is about

The discussion centers around the need for accountability in society, highlighting issues such as the lack of repercussions for the elite and law enforcement misconduct. Participants express frustration over perceived injustices, advocating for a system where individuals are held accountable for their actions, suggesting that some form of re-education or punishment is necessary to uphold societal standards and justice.

Key takeaways

• In a world where accountability is optional, perhaps it's time for a re-education revolution.
• With corporate Democrats playing election chess, the average voter may be the pawn in their game.
• Road rage: where the quest for petty victories endangers everyone—sounds like politics, doesn't it?
• Should a 'criminal' enforce laws? Sounds paradoxical—like trusting a thief to guard a safe.
• Why choose a stoner over a drunk driver? Because at least the former moves with intention, albeit slowly.

Who speaks in this episode?

• Hassan (Guest) · 27 min speaking
• Austin (Guest) · 20 min speaking
• Jen (Guest) · 20 min speaking

What is discussed, and when

1. 0:00 – 10:00: George Herbert Walker Bush, Chicago, Rahm Emanuel, Angelina Diana
2. 10:00 – 20:00: Branch Basics, Jones Road Beauty, Not Today: Fascist, United States (states)
3. 20:00 – 30:00: Israel, Lindsey Graham
4. 30:00 – 40:00: Israel, Lindsey Graham, Elon Musk, United States (states)
5. 40:00 – 50:00: New Jersey (Jersey)
6. 50:00 – 1:00:00: GLP-1, Wild Grain
7. 1:00:00 – 1:07:17: United States (states)

Notable quotes from "Meet Me in Mamdanistan"

• Yeah. Rahm Emanuel, I feel like has he been on the show?

  about Rahm Emanuel · at 9:02

• Cannot call them fascists. And the last time I checked, we still had a first amendment. So naturally, I've been busy writing a book called Not Today: Fascist: The Lies That Got…

  about Not Today: Fascist · at 16:19

• Cleaner, glass cleaner, even pet wash, and vegetable rinse. And listener, here's the good news. Branch Basics is now available everywhere you shop at Target. Target.com, Amazon, and of course branchbasics.com.

  about Branch Basics · at 17:48

• Non-comtogenic formula that smooths and evens skin tone with a soft touch of coverage. Listener, modern-day makeup that's clean, strategic, and multifunctional for effortless…

  about Jones Road Beauty · at 19:28

• Could have been Israel. That's another, foreign intervention. It's not a secret that Benjamin Netanyahu really wanted Trump to become president. Yeah.

  about Israel · at 23:07

• And Lindsey Graham actually has a nickname in the sex worker community.

  about Lindsey Graham · at 28:51

• GLP1s are just amazing. Every time I look over at my beautiful co-host, Pumps, I just marvel at how she has become the most gorgeous version of herself with the help of GLP1.…

  about GLP-1 · at 52:42

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  about Wild Grain · at 54:06

Who and what is mentioned in this episode?

People

• Rahm Emanuel — Person · Referenced political figure (criticized) · 1 mention · first at 9:02
  Cited as an example of unaccountable Democratic leadership; discussed in relation to Chicago policing scandals and career rehabilitation.
• Lindsey Graham — Person · Referenced political figure (mocked/criticized) · 3 mentions · first at 28:45
  Discussed via listener voicemail alleging sexual-kink rumors and as an example of DC hypocrisy/compromise; framed as 'worst kept secret'.
• George Herbert Walker Bush — Person · Referenced political figure (9/11 / accountability) · 3 mentions · first at 6:28
  Appears in discussion about 9/11 foreknowledge, intelligence failures, and lack of accountability for the Bush administration.
  And this is before we even talk about his that was his fuckups as the mayor of Chicago. Before that, his fuckups in the Obama administration led to a massive you know sea of…
• Elon Musk — Person · Referenced business figure (Epstein files / politics) · 2 mentions · first at 38:16
  Mentioned as appearing in Epstein-related discourse and as part of broader critique of elites and political cover narratives.
  Queens and no trans people, but two immigrants who for sure are criminals, Peter Till and Elon Musk, are all over the Epstein files.
• Angelina Diana — Person · Referenced public figure (example in drunk-driving debate) · 1 mention · first at 6:05
  Invoked as a high-profile case in a discussion about drunk driving and conspiracy theories (assassination claim).
  And now Princess Diana, the people's princess dead.
• Steven Paddock — Person · Referenced perpetrator (Las Vegas shooting) · 1 mention · first at 7:57
  Used as an example of 'unanswered questions' and perceived government/media amnesia around major violent events.
  That is weird as [ __ ] Speaking of Las Vegas Hotel, Steven Paddock, another conspiracy that the government just kind of gave up on addressing it all at all. Steven Paddock, the shooter in the country.
• Condoleezza Rice — Person · Referenced government official (9/11 memo) · 1 mention · first at 7:02
  Cited as the official associated with the 'Bin Laden determined to attack inside the United States' memo in 9/11 discussion.
  Well, there was a memo. I believe it was Condisa Rice that read it that said Bin Laden determined to attack inside the United States.

Books & papers

• Not Today: Fascist — Book · Primary recommendation · 1 mention · first at 16:26
  Promoted as a book written by the host, mentioned during an ad read.

Places & events

• Israel — Place · Referenced location · 12 mentions · first at 23:07
  Mentioned in discussions about politics and international relations.
• United States (states) — Place · Referenced location · 4 mentions · first at 7:06
  Mentioned in discussions about politics and events.
  Oh, really? I think that the American intelligence community had a lot more information.
• New York City, New York — Place · Setting · 1 mention · first at 0:47
  Mentioned as the location where the podcast is being recorded.
  See, he didn't [ __ ] even know they were in town. That's listener. We are in New York City.
• New Jersey (Jersey) — Place · Referenced location · 3 mentions · first at 42:44
  Mentioned in discussions about politics and events.
  We're talking about special elections taking place all around the country. Yesterday in the 11th district in New Jersey, there was massively consequential congressional race that took place in the Democratic Party primary and the Bernie.
• Chicago — Place · Referenced location · 2 mentions · first at 9:15
  Mentioned in discussions about politics and events.
  Because of the torture of Laquan McDonald in Chicago in one of these black sites that the Chicago Police Department was operating. like they took the CIA's methods of having…
• World Trade Center — Place · Referenced location · 1 mention · first at 7:28
  Mentioned in discussions about conspiracy theories.
  What do you think about that one building?
• Mandalay Bay — Place · Referenced location · 1 mention · first at 8:11
  Mentioned in discussions about conspiracy theories.
  Paddock, another conspiracy that the government just kind of gave up on addressing it all at all. Steven Paddock, the shooter in the country club festival from Mandandalay Bay, the Mandalay Bay shooter.
• Afghanistan — Place · Referenced location · 1 mention · first at 14:42
  Mentioned in discussions about politics and events.
  Afghan withdrawal there were some issues there but at the end of the day it required tremendous bravery. I defend him on that. Overdose deaths decreased for the first time in 2024 under his.
• Poland — Place · Referenced location · 1 mention · first at 34:16
  Mentioned in discussions about politics and events.
  It's crazy. But, Europe is starting to hammer down. I saw the leader of Poland was saying there's no question that this was a honeypot scheme and we're for the for Russia and he said likely Israel. Do you think it's only.

Sponsors

• Branch Basics — Product · Sponsor · 3 mentions · first at 16:51
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• GLP-1 — Product · Sponsor · 3 mentions · first at 52:40
  Promoted as a weight loss medication, mentioned during an ad read.
• Jones Road Beauty — Product · Sponsor · 2 mentions · first at 18:37
  Promoted as a makeup brand that provides an effortless natural look, mentioned during an ad read.
• Wild Grain — Product · Sponsor · 2 mentions · first at 54:08
  Promoted as a subscription box for sourdough breads and pastries, mentioned during an ad read.

Full transcript with timestamps

0:03 So, are we supposed to start the podcast? Patriots, gatriots, theatriots, black triots, brown triots, and all of the fascists can do what?

0:15 Is that terrible? Oh my god. It was terrible. Listen, I did exactly what you told me to do, Jen. Oh, [ __ ] off.

0:24 Hassan, [ __ ] off. A I said kaka. That's this dumbass. I couldn't. You didn't say anything. You were worse than me.

0:34 No, I I got thrown off. You know, you were worse than me. Why do you always You want to impress her so much.

0:39 I I've already I always impress her. You're You're trying to How's your How how are your parents?

0:44 My parents are great. See, he didn't [ __ ] even know they were in town. That's

0:47 listener. We are in New York City. New York with um part of Fear and That's right.

0:53 Yeah. Mana, baby. That's right. That's right. with Hassan and Austin. That's right.

0:58 And um Hassan, what have you had it with? I've had it with a lack of accountability. Okay. From the international elite pedophilic cabal getting zero accountability whatsoever to ICE agents gunning down Americans in the streets. I'm done. It's time for punishment. Okay. I know a lot of people will say, Hassan, oh, classic. He's a communist. He wants the goolog. But like but like a little bit of re-education I think is a necessity. Just a little bit. Not even re-education because for many Americans is just education cuz they haven't been educated at all. But like we got to start punishing people. That's what I want. I want accountability. I want law and order.

1:42 Cancel culture. I want not no not even I want them to go to jail. I want people to go to prison. If you do a crime,

1:51 there's a social contract. If you do a crime, you're supposed to do the time. But unfortunately, if you do a crime at the behest of, you know, this pedophile president, then you're fine. They they literally will take you out of prison, just like they did with January 6th. That was apparently a warning. And uh same goes for the ICE agents. Or if you're like super wealthy, you can do the most heinous crimes of all time and no punishments are dished out. I've had it with that. We got to bring back punishments.

2:18 I completely agree. I'm going to ride on that coattail ride on that that I have had it with corporate Democrats telling us that they are going to rearrange the rules for ICE and then expect a convicted felon, a criminal that hasn't served time to enforce those laws when they don't care about the laws. And what I think they're trying to do, Hassan, is I think they're trying to say, "Okay, we'll behave for now and then come midterm election day, it's full tilt ICE voter suppression. Why should we believe the corporate Democrats when they patronize us to say, "Oh, we trust this convicted felon to follow the law."

2:56 Yeah, they've shown that they don't want to follow the law at all. Austin, well, I've had it with road ragers.

3:07 I knew I thought it was coming. I thought something was coming, but I thought it was going to be like airplane food.

3:12 No, I I I need to get better. I was just getting a little uncomfortable. Not because I obviously I agree with both of you very but I was like I I didn't of course I do. Oh my god. Of course I but I didn't have like something as politically driven that I've had it with

3:25 something with so much moral clarity. But anyway, I've I've had it with road ragers.

3:32 I'm sick and [ __ ] tired of these people existing on planet Earth and pretending that they're the only one. So they feel as if they need to put our lives in danger on the road in the pursuit of some sort of petty victory.

3:50 Let me ask you this. Yeah. Do you ever road rage? I used to. Yeah. Because typically

3:56 I'm a former I'm a retired road rager. I get angry at road raers. I'm like, "Oh my god, come on. It wasn't that big of a deal. You're fine. We didn't wreck." But then if somebody turns in front of me, I'm like, "Fuck you. Mind your own business." I'm a complete hypocrite on the road rager issue. Total hypocrite.

4:11 I mean, I guess I You're right. When I do something wrong, I tell the other. It's like [ __ ] relax.

4:17 Yeah. You know what I mean? Chill the [ __ ] out. I got a solution. What for Roage? Shrink a little bit.

4:26 You know, just uh keeps you locked in. Okay. It cures your anxiety. Now, New York Post, Hassan [ __ ] comes to New York and says people to drive drunk.

4:35 No, I don't I I disagree with him on that. Really? Really morally. I don't think I do. drunk driving.

4:40 I'm always drinking and driving, but I do Can you say that? It's brave. I do. I do. But I do think if you smoke a little pot before you drive.

4:47 Okay. No, I'm I'm joking. I don't know if you are. Are you serious? No, I'm not serious. But

4:54 I'm just saying he's actually endorsing DW. Guys, don't smoke pot and drive, but it's better than drinking. If you had to choose one,

5:02 that's you know what I mean? I'm just saying if you had to choose one, I'm not endorsing either. Okay. Would you rather get behind the will of a person that's stoned or a person that's drunk?

5:12 Yeah, person that's stoned. I'm taking the stoner. Yeah, taking the stoner because at least we're going to move slowly and methodically.

5:18 I think drunk driver. Why? Oh, why? Spicy. Okay. Okay. First of all, drinking alcohol is legal and driving is legal. So, why is the merger of the two illegal? Nobody knows. That's number one. Number two, it's not about drunk driving, per se. It's more so about drunk crashing. And it's the drunk crashers that actually ruin it for the rest of us who just want to

5:46 drunk drivers. Yeah. Yeah. And that's true. And for that reason, if you have an experienced drunk driver behind the wheel,

5:54 Mhm. you don't want them sober anyway cuz they're going to be cranky. They're going to get into an accident. They're they're going to be too anxious, too nervous behind the wheel. So, I'd rather have them be, you know, a little bit on the side.

6:05 Here's the thing. Remember that guy that drove Princess Diana? I think he was an experienced drunk driver.

6:11 Yeah. Well, they're British. Now, well, he was French. Oh, also not as much. And now Princess Diana, the people's princess dead.

6:20 She's no longer with us. Yeah. No, I thought that was an assassination. Of course you did.

6:25 Yeah. I still think it's an assassination. You do? Well, he also thinks Bush did 911.

6:31 Oh, really? I mean, I think I think that the American intelligence community had a lot more information.

6:37 He thinks we deserved it, which I think is disgusting. Brave brave take number two.

6:43 No, I think that the American intelligence I think the the international intelligence community had a lot more

6:48 right pre-warning about what potentially could have happened. And I mean that this stuff is not even in the realm of conspiracy at that point. just like they just kind of

7:00 didn't take the necessary precautions. Well, there was a memo. I believe it was Condisa Rice that read it that said Bin Laden determined to attack inside the United States.

7:10 Um that there was a complete, you know, security collapse on that. I believe that that's been corroborated.

7:16 Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I don't know how you read that. What do you think about that one building?

7:20 Like there was seven tower 7. I still as hell. I still Marriott Hotel. No, it was some other building that like

7:28 World Trade Tower. Who was officed in there? I don't I I think it's like some documents were in there is what conspiracy theorists say. But like I think that that that tower is falling has never had like a good answer.

7:42 I agree. There's just and it's just something that we just kind of gave up on completely. It's so weird because you've watched the video and it completely pancakes like a like a control

7:53 Yeah. of like a Las Vegas hotel. That is weird as [ __ ] Speaking of Las Vegas Hotel, Steven Paddock, another another conspiracy that that uh the government just kind of gave up on addressing it all at all. Steven Paddock, the shooter in uh the country club festival from Mandandalay Bay, the Mandalay Bay shooter.

8:13 Yeah. Um that was also a very suspicious uh act of ultraviolence. Uh there's a there's a lot of unanswered questions there as well and we just kind of moved on there. A lot of this stuff happens all the time and we just kind of move on.

8:27 Yeah. I think that in that argument I think where we are right now was incubated by moving on. Obama didn't charge um the black sites and um Abu Grae. He didn't hold the George W. Bush administration accountable. Um, and all of this stuff gets incubated anti- uh, black police overpolicing and now all the white people are like, "Oh my god, a person got shot in the streets." And all the black Americans are like, "This has been our experience the whole time."

8:57 Yeah. And so I think us moving on has incubated where we are now. Yeah. I mean, Rahm Emanuel, I I feel like has he been on the show?

9:05 Yeah, I got in a fight with him. Yeah, I of course. Um, that's unsurprising. But Rahm Emanuel uh was had to resign in disgrace because of the the uh torture of Laquan McDonald uh in Chicago in one of these black sites that the Chicago Police Department was operating. like they took the the CIA's uh methods of having like torture blackside facilities where they could like disappear people and started using it at the domestic level and we've just I guess forgotten about it cuz now he has ambitions for for higher office and it's like Rom there's a reason why you were the the Japanese uh ambassador like they sent you on that cushy gig far away from America

9:51 because you had [ __ ] up and this is before we even talk about his that was his fuckups as the mayor of Chicago. Before that, his fuckups in the Obama administration led to a massive uh you know sea of redwave picks that came uh under the Obama administration when he had the when Obama came in with the blue super majority like the actual super majority which we probably will never see that ever again.

10:17 So, I don't know, you know, um how are we forgetting about this? We do. That's what we do as a nation. Of

10:25 amnesia. You know what I've had it with? Tardiness. Oh. Uh oh. So listener, we were supposed to start the podcast promptly.

10:35 I'm so sorry. And then the guests and their producer, March, who I believe is innocent. March is.

10:42 He's never innocent. I believe March is innocent. I believe he is. They start messaging that they're late.

10:49 I I messaged. They would have never said a word. He would have never said a word.

10:53 That's true. He would have just showed up and been like, "This is the time now. It's all about him."

10:58 Do you Does it cause you anxiety when you're late? Well, when you when you texted me selfish,

11:05 uh, that was a it was a good take down. That's exactly what that was. You said selfish, self-indulging millennials.

11:12 Incompetent, self-indulged millennials is what I refer to. Incompetent, self-indulged millennials. I actually physically started sweating. I was in the back of my Uber and I was like, "Sir, could you please drive faster?"

11:24 Mother is angry. Mother's very angry. And then I was like I couldn't tell. I I was I was like, "Oh, maybe she's joking." But I was like there it felt a little serious. I was like, "I need to maybe ask her if she wants a coffee or something." You did.

11:36 I did. And I was like trying to like, you know, pass the time and maybe not have you look at the clock. And

11:41 I don't know. I was sweating. He didn't give a [ __ ] I know. He didn't give a [ __ ]

11:44 I We were locked in on the car. We actually we were supposed to be here at 10:03, so it was going to be 3 minutes,

11:52 which is like fairly I mean it's fine. My helicopter didn't show up, but unfortunately unfortunately uh New York time like New York traffic doesn't operate that way.

12:03 It's just a little bit more congested than usual is why I was late. Have you noticed that too?

12:07 Well, I know it's the snow on the side of the road. It kind of makes the roads a little smaller.

12:10 What's going on with that Zoron? Did you see where Bill Aman is blaming Zoron for the weather?

12:16 Yeah, I I that's not surprising to me. Well, here's my thing. New York Post has been doing that a lot.

12:22 Bill [clears throat] Aman like this guy, he's a billionaire, right? Why hasn't he left New York?

12:28 It's unbeliev Nobody has. Did you know the luxury real estate market has boomed since Zoron's victory?

12:34 Steven Spielberg's coming out here. Yeah, he left LA to come out here to be in Mghanistan you know. So, and I just I I find it very strange. I was looking forward to getting a brownstone uh from a family that was escaping, you know what I mean?

12:50 Right. Uh I was just going to enter the New York uh real estate market. Uhhuh. Uh and and now I can't cuz nobody's [ __ ] leaving.

12:58 Let me ask you this. On a scale of 0 to 10, how jealous are you guys? Oh my god.

13:04 That I live in New York with Zoran mom Donnie as mayor and you don't. It's like it's like everywhere. It's everything is collapsing in America in real time and it's like you guys are just like having so much fun. You have competent governance. Like God,

13:20 I if it were up to me, obviously I would want Zoran to be a little bit more radical. Um but he's done a phenomenal job so far and he's basically showing the rest of the world like no, you can do these things. You can just kind of do good things for your constituents. things that you promised that you were going to do for them. They're actually

13:39 very easy to do. Maybe not easy to do, but like if you have the willingness to follow through on your promises, you can accomplish them. And people really love that. Shocking. Very big surprise for me.

13:53 And he governs with the one-two punch. He does it and then victory laps. Yeah. He does it and promotes it, which Democrats do a terrible job at that. I mean, what made me so mad is Biden does the infrastructure act and then all of these horrific Bible thumper red state horrible politicians are then like, "Look at all the jobs I brought to my state."

14:15 Well, they while they veto while they voted against it. Well, they voted against it.

14:19 Yeah. Yeah. If it were up to me, and I said this at the time as well, this was one of the biggest problems I had with the Biden administration. This is preocctober 7, right? pre-occtober 6 actually because that's when he unveiled the the right-wing anti-immigrant bill that he was that was also a total insanity. Um but before that there were definitely a lot of accomplishments that he could he could point to.

14:42 Afghan withdrawal there were some issues there but at the end of the day it required tremendous bravery. I defend him on that. Overdose deaths decreased for the first time in 2024 under his leadership due to mass availability of Narcan. That was fantastic. No mention by the [ __ ] administration at all. Um, and I was so mad that they would just not come out and be like, "This is what we're doing."

15:06 Victory lap. Yeah. We said that we would do this. This is what we're doing. So, uh, I think the problem with Biden, though, was that he was genuinely a carcass. So, there's no way he was going to be able to do that. But just like, I don't know, get Pete Buddhaj to be your comm's guy. Take him off the transportation secretary.

15:21 Use AI. Trump's using AI. They're doing all these AI videos of him behind the desk. Have you seen it with the finger?

15:27 Oh, yeah. Yeah. Well, that's the thing. You know, there's this conspiracy theory that Biden was like replaced by some actor.

15:35 Have you seen this? I have not. No. What kind of boomer? Wait, have you guys not seen this? Like Biden wasn't real and he was he was replaced by another Biden with a mask. And I'm like, if you're going to replace Biden with another person, why would you replace him with another demented dude?

15:50 Yeah. You know what I Well, if it cuz if he was too like if he was too young, then all of a sudden it's

15:55 I know, but like I don't know. I was like if if this for this theory to work like what what's the advantage of replacing him? Unless if not for I can't believe you guys haven't heard of this.

16:03 No, I haven't. What part of X am I on? Do you visit like these conspiracy sites?

16:08 No, I don't. It just it it gets pushed to me and I'm starting to believe it a little bit. Yeah,

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20:04 Okay. What do What do we think about Trump's uh assassination staged or not? Fake. I have it. I have the commemorative zint.

20:11 No, of course. It's the fight fight. You think it's more like fake? I think it's fake, too. You think it's fake? Okay.

20:21 I didn't used to. I didn't used to, but now I do. I'm I'm fully I did initially. I thought it was fake. I was in Italy when it happened and the next day I was out and the Italians were like, "Jennifa, do you think it's a Lucas stage?" And I'm like, "Oh."

20:36 Oh, yeah. No one in Europe believes it. They all think it's stage. And so then I get back home and we've been so propagandized. You can't believe conspiracy theories. And it's worked to their benefit, but deep down I was like, "Oh my gosh." Gosh. Well, I have this nephew that is in federal law enforcement and he said there's no [ __ ] way that wasn't staged because there was one roof

20:59 and as a federal you would immediately secure that roof immediately. It's just impossible that the Secret Service local police would not secure that roof. And then if you really start diving into it,

21:10 the Trump's people allow the press to come instead of squishing them down if there's an active shooter. Right. Yeah. And then they lower the flag for the photo op. And I always thought it was sus.

21:22 They lowered the flag. Yeah, bro. They lower the flag. Oh, they lower the flag. And then when he's saying, "Hang on, hang on just a second. Let me put my shoes on." This doesn't sound like somebody who like just got their ear shot off.

21:36 Oh, fake. Totally fake. I'm on board. It's fake as hell. And then they find that the supposed shooter was actually uh in a like Black Rockck ad or something many many years prior.

21:50 What? Yeah, that's true. That's real. They the Black Rockck went to uh their their school and they were doing some sort of initiative and he was filmed in it. But I think he's

21:58 I think he was an actor. I think they put him there. They already domed him. Loser. No real social media footprint. Like these are people that are the forgotten people. There's a there's millions of them out there.

22:10 So what did they do with him? They put him in jail, didn't they? No, they do killed they domed him and then they put his body up there. I'm so sorry.

22:17 And then they were like, "Oh my god, here's the shooter. We thankfully shot him." And it's like, "No, there's 0% chance that that shooter

22:25 uh pulled off." How do you How do you How did they get him to agree to it, do you think? Like

22:30 they didn't. They just k he's a loser. He was a He was a a total forgotten soul that And there are millions of them. Uh, and and I think the CIA or the FBI was like, "All right, yeah, this one."

22:42 But if it's the CIA or the FBI, that would have been under Biden's authority. Yeah,

22:49 I think it was it was Well, there's still different ideological components within the CIA and the FBI as well. I mean, they're not all woke under the Biden administration and then magically turn into anti-woke under the Trump administration. Or they could have hired, you know, paramililitaries. Could have been Israel. That's another, you know, foreign intervention. It's not a secret that Benjamin Netanyahu really wanted Trump to become president. Yeah.

23:15 Even though Biden was eating his ass every day. Oh my god. He totally was. It wasn't enough for him. Um, so I don't know. Could be. I like that. I'm going to We should float that to Candace Owens. [snorts] Make that a real thing. Yeah. Israel actually did the fake Trump.

23:34 Yeah. [gasps] Okay. Do you guys want to listen to voice memos from our listeners about their grievances?

23:40 I love your listeners. Your listener, you're very you guys are very popular. I mean, you should know this. You're very cool. Every time every time I tell a a gay man about that I'm going to see Jen and beyond I've had it, there's an audible [gasps] gasp.

23:57 Hell yeah. She's very popular. You need to start you need to start doing appearances at gay bars. I want to be with you.

24:04 Yes. You know, I cut my teeth going out when I was 18 or 19 with gay men at gay bars. Yeah.

24:09 That was my because my choices were in Oklahoma when I went to college. I could hang out with

24:15 the my peers, the white women, and they wanted to go to Bible study. Well, I was an atheist. Or I could hang out with the gay men. Yeah. Who had the same common enemy that I had, the uh trad wife Bible study woman. And so I hang out with gay men all the time.

24:30 Yeah. Well, they're just more fun. More fun. I go out with sometimes with my every once I go out with a straight friend and they're [ __ ] miserable.

24:37 Oh my god. Straight men. Yes. They're miserable. You're miserable. No, I'm not. I have a great depressed. Everybody like they're trying to get [ __ ] You know what I mean?

24:47 I don't even go out. So for me it's like he's just so he's so combative. Everybody's trying to fight over the women that don't want them. Okay.

24:54 You know what I mean? Okay. He's also miserable though when when we have like little gatherings with all of our friends because it's not a gay bar. He'll just like pout. He'll be like not at a gay bar. We've talked about this on the FRM podcast quite a bit.

25:09 Pout. No, he does. And then people are like Austin, what's wrong? Are you okay? And he's like this is not a gay bar. Well, it's boring. I'm boring. I'm bored. What are we gonna like? Everybody sits around.

25:18 Gay bars are more fun. They're more fun. They're more Diplo. Did you see the DJ Diplo recently said he loves to DJ for gay men exclusively because they're more liberated. They're give a [ __ ] [ __ ] meters broken. It's just more fun. The energy is better.

25:31 Everybody's just like free. Like I think like straight men are always putting up a facade and trying to be people that they're not. It's It's true though.

25:38 Present company included or excluded? Wait, say what? Present company included or excluded?

25:44 Say, are you are you ripping on me? Oh, am I putting this on? No, he doesn't give it. He doesn't He just doesn't have fun in any environment.

25:51 That's true. He's not at gay bars or straight bars. Yeah. You know. Yeah. That's why I'm I'm objective in my interpretation and I read you to filth last time you tried to talk about this. He wants to [ __ ] That's what it is. And when he goes to like a straight environment, he he goes out.

26:08 Jennifer knows this. Yeah. He goes out shrinkage. He goes out straight environment. Not enough twinks. Not enough fresh hot twinks for him.

26:18 Fresh hot. So, he just gets upset. He's like, "I don't like this." I I do I like to go out and see attractive people. It's fun.

26:25 Yeah. I will say I've seen some footage of you at protest lately. Oh. And you seem very alive and like you're having [clears throat] fun because you are fighting for something with total conviction. Man on [clears throat] the street. I'm here for it.

26:39 Yeah. No, that's what I like to do. Yeah. I've been see I've been seeing a fascist fighter. He is a fascist fighter. I've seen some edits of him, thirst traps and whatever and he keeps reposting them and they keep coming up on my [ __ ] feed and I'm like on an airplane and it's just like this b

26:56 and I'm like, "Can you please stop reposting your own [ __ ] house for a second?"

27:00 Here's the thing, okay? They can come after me for a million different reasons. They can call me, you know, anti-semite terrorist, all this stuff. Radical, communist. He wants to, you know, kill landlords, whatever. Right. They can lie about all this stuff,

27:16 but they can't say I'm ugly. It's true. So, I have to use whatever advantage I can get. That's true.

27:23 That's why like when people when people are like, "Hassan, don't you get annoyed that like the New York Times or all these other like, you know, major newspapers like when they talk about you, they kind of talk about you like a bimbo." They're like, "Oh, he's so hot." Over and over again. They don't talk about your ideas. And I'm like, "Listen, that's terrorism insurance. Okay. I will if if they're going to write

27:42 some insurance. Yeah, that's what I call it. I I do all these media hits not because like I want to, you know, I'm really excited to go to the, you know, some Times event, right? I just I do it because I know for a fact that the next week Jewish Insider, New York Post, Fox News, and all these other like right-wing uh pro-Israel outlets are going to be calling me a terrorist. So, it softens that blow. It's the anti-semitism, anti-semitic terrorism insurance.

28:09 I like it. As my mother always told me, darling, if you've got it, flaunt it. Yeah.

28:15 Okay, that's true. Um, Kylie, who's our first caller? Good morning, girls. Um, good morning.

28:21 I listen to your podcasts religiously every day. I get full body chills and I start screaming in my car when you guys get worked up. Um,

28:32 and yeah, keep fighting the good fight. Anyway, I wanted to tell you this information though, I have a feeling you've you've probably heard whisperings and I was just listening to one of your more recent I don't know if it was IHIP or I've had it, but you were talking about Lindsy Graham and one of you called him Lady Graham.

28:51 Yeah. And um Lindsey Graham actually has a nickname in the sex worker community. His name is Ladybug.

29:00 Yeah. Um, and that's because he hires professional dominatrixes prodoms um, to be uh, sisified, which means being belittled, call like a little [ __ ] [ __ ] um, to be beaten up. He hires women

29:22 to call him an fs slur and crawl on his knees and beg for it. Um, but the reason why everyone his nickname is Ladybug is because he has all of these little red moles all over his body that look like Ladybug. So, everyone in the Dom community knows him well and they call him Ladybug. Um, part of what these men pay for is to be called like to be cisification is all about becoming like uh a feminine man or literally being um dressed up like a woman and humiliated. Uh, his kink is humiliation. And I just thought you should know that. Maybe you've read about this on Reddit. I don't know if anyone's ever shared this information with you, but I know it to be a fact. I'm shocked he's hiring women.

30:12 Yeah. Yeah. That's what that was the that's the that's the shock. He does he does have uh I mean he does have sex with men. They call him ladies. I've

30:23 Right. So he has young men. Yeah. And then he also hires women to call him a f a g.

30:30 Maybe that's like a contingency plan for him to be like you see I'm not gay. I just that's why I hire all these ladies. You know, maybe that's why he did it. Maybe that's why he's doing it. Cuz like, yeah, it's it's the worst kept secret in DC.

30:44 It's it's it's the least it's the worst kept secret. It's the least surprising. Look at him. He looks like a [ __ ]

30:50 Well, and he's always [ __ ] [snorts] face drunk. He's always hammered like Oh, yeah. total ale.

30:56 But I saw him recently in Israel and he did a photograph with like the head of MSAD. Yeah. and he posted it like so proud and I thought they must have so much footage of you doing gay stuff. Like it must be just

31:12 safe full of gay stuff with Lindsy Graham. How do these people get honeypotted like this? Like what are they like? Come on Lindsay, come suck it.

31:21 You have not been looking at the Epstein file releases. They are horn dogs. All of them. They're creepy horny monster. But like do these people have no concept that everything that they write is out there forever?

31:33 I think that they think they just have the concept and it's so normalized in their group. It's so flagrant and it's so normalized. And I also think there if you think about the majority of the stuff that's been dripped this last time was after

31:46 Jeffrey Epste took a plea deal and everybody knew he was a pedophile, especially in those circles. And you have Howard Letic who we refer to as Howard Nutlick's wife emailing him saying, "Hey, our yacht is gonna swing by your island." We are two families.

32:02 We are have a group of four boys and two teenage girls. They're the ages of the children.

32:06 A mother tells a a known convicted pedophile the ages of her daughters that are coming.

32:13 And everybody in that whole thing is in the Epstein files. Yeah. No, I you're you nailed [snorts] it. It's because they know that there's no accountability coming cuz and there isn't. They're right. They're kind of vindicated a little bit, right? I mean, we know that these guys were directly involved in this elite pedophilic cabal.

32:36 Mhm. And not a single punishment or even like a stern warning has been dished out to a single one of these people. Nelly BS, uh, Barry Weiss's partner.

32:48 Yes. just came out on the free press and was like, um, a lot of people are calling me out for having coffee and going to Jeffrey Epstein's mansion. I'm a journalist. I should have gone to the mansion even more so I could have like pursued the story. And it's like, my god,

33:05 no. The reason why they're the reason why they don't have a problem with you going to the mansion is because you're the exact type of fake journalist that is is gladandling and and totally conniving and has no investment whatsoever in the profession and is simply doing it to defend billionaires. That's the entire purpose of the free press. That's why Barry Weiss was elevated to editor-inchief of CBS News when uh you know the the ultra Zionist billionaire uh Larry Ellison purch or David Ellison purchased CBS News with the express purpose of making it more proTrump and making it more pro-Israel than it already was. This is why these guys have no issues. That's the other side of the story as well. Like there's so many New York Times reporters that were directly engaging in catch and kill for Jeffrey Epstein. Like there are so many high ranking reporters at at institutional papers, at legacy

34:01 papers, legacy publishers that are like, "Hey, people are snooping around, you know, and they're just like emailing Jeffrey Epstein." It's mindboggling. Even they don't get punished for it.

34:11 It's crazy. But, you know, Europe is starting to hammer down. I saw the uh leader of Poland was saying there's no question that this was a honeypot scheme and we're for the for Russia and he said likely Israel. Do you think it's only Israel?

34:28 I I think it's like for but what about all the emails with all the Russians? There is uh well this is pre204 invasion like this is pre-Cimean annexation. And so like Russia was actually in a different like it it was not seen as this like feared uh you know uh Soviet era enemy at that point cuz there's a period of time after the dissolution of the USSR major collapse of the Soviet block obviously but there's a period of time in like from the late '9s to like the early 2010s where the relationship between Russia and all of the European partners and and the United States of America was not as sour. was not like they were not treated as like this total foreign adversary for and in that moment Jeffrey Epste was trying to uh create uh more connections with Russia which by the way is also deeply connected to Israel regardless all the Russian oligarchs have dual passports. Israel is their entry point into the global

35:23 marketplace when Russia gets sanctioned. So um you know Russia has a a deep tie deeply held tie to Israel as well. But having said that, his relationship with Russia is marginal, dare I say inconsequential in comparison to the deeply held ties that Jeffrey Epstein has to the nation state of Israel and highranking Israeli officials, including the former prime minister, Ehud Barack.

35:52 That shit's crazy. There are thousands of emails with them talking back and forth about like bringing in Palunteer,

35:59 Peter's operation to Israel. 2013 they're having a conversation and who Barack and Jeffrey Epstein are about, you know, this new surveillance technology called Palunteer, this AI backed surveillance technology and how they should, you know, how they should bring it to Israel. 2014, Palunteer opens up shop in Israel. 2015, the Israeli government is using Palunteer. Like it's there's Israeli spyw wear that Jeffrey Epste is selling to Mongolia and all these other places. Like there are periods of time where they're like basically running the government. Um so the and and then also connections to the UAE as well. So there is a lot more connection to Israel

36:41 uh than there is to Russia. And also on top of that it it kind of doesn't make any sense. like it it kind of destroys the Russia gate narrative from the first administration where it's like okay Trump is like Vladimir Putin uh Vladimir Putin's butt buddy Trump is being compromised by Vladimir Putin right okay so does that mean that all of the high-profile Democrats uh and and you know Democratic party boosters are also compromised by Russia then because they were compromised by Jeffrey Epste if Jeffrey Epste is a Russian asset then Bill Clinton is a Russian asset in the same way that Trump is

37:16 doesn't make sense right Right. So that's why I think the Russia thing is more so a deflection because they don't want to talk about Israel.

37:22 And don't you think it's a narrative that Western media is able to coalesce around?

37:28 Yeah. Easier because it's like there's not only the history back to the USSR that Russia is our adversary to current.

37:37 Yeah. Yeah. It's an easier thing because you don't really hear the reporting about uh the former prime minister of Israel and there's like some really lurid, horrible, grotesque allegations about him

37:48 with little girls. Yeah, there's little girls coming into the I mean there were there were girls coming in in 2016 when Brock was snapped

37:58 coming out of the mansion that same day there's a bunch of girls going into the house. I mean, I don't think they're talking about, you know, surveillance technology.

38:07 And did you know there were no drag queens and no uh trans people, but two immigrants

38:14 who for sure are criminals, Peter Till and Elon Musk, are all over the Epstein files.

38:19 Yeah. No, of course. No. And I think there was a there was a victim that was trans.

38:24 Yeah, I think there there was. But yeah, but see, but that was the that's the thing is like there were no perpetrators that were

38:31 trans. And when when she came out when she came out and like actually talked about Jeffrey Epstein, they they bullied her. They were like he she like they made they made jokes.

38:41 That's [ __ ] Yeah. And they ritualistically humiliated her for like trying to out this this scheme at the time.

38:48 I've got a question for you guys. What What do you make of the Clinton's willing to just testify in public?

38:55 I think it's mutually assured pedophilia destruction. So you think that they're just going to admit to everything? No, I think that there it'll be a controlled setting and they will not reveal uh

39:06 Oh, do you think that they're corroborating to do this publicly? I think that Well, Donald Trump came out yesterday and and said,

39:13 "I love Bill." Yeah, I love Bill Clinton. I love Bill Clinton. He's And you notice he provides cover for that? Like Elon Musk, I wish him well. After they had their big breakup and Elon outed him on Twitter, he also said about Gilain Maxwell, I wish her well. You just recently said the cleans. I like them. I wish them well. So that's always a tell whenever you hear Donald Trump the most petty, vindictive old queen on the planet.

39:38 I mean total queen and then he does not have uh resentment towards them. It's always a tell when he's offering these nefarious people cover.

39:47 Do you think he has more resentment for like the average female reporter in the press pool than he does for like these supposed enemies that he's had? the shooter. The shooter of the You know, this is the guy who fake shooter.

40:00 Yeah, the fake shooter. I know this is way old, but do you think he sucked off Bill Clinton?

40:04 I tell you what, that the blood that to me, this shows you how the Democratic party cannot fight this game.

40:12 Oh yeah. Because they should be screaming at the top of their lungs over and over, who blew Trump? I mean, who did Trump give a [ __ ] to? here in the EP. If there were anything remotely, they just need to pick like three scandals and just drive them over and over

40:29 and even if it's not like even if it's not substantiated, like it's not like the Republicans would ever let that go. The Republicans would never let that good crisis go to waste.

40:38 We should not let this [ __ ] go away. That's what I'm saying. They kind of had it going with uh Vance [ __ ] the couch a little bit. Totally. They didn't even come up with that.

40:46 Oh, they didn't? That's the thing. It was a random left Twitter user who who like made a fake Well, not fake. It was real. It's in the book.

40:54 Yeah. Hillbilly Elegy excerpt that like went super viral and then it became like a news story in and of itself.

41:02 They need to they need to be talking about it a lot more but they won't. And it would help them so much with all of the centrist Democrats who are like, "Oh, we can't talk about culture wars. We need to move to the center." if they go on offense and go, "They're the ones that are closeted here. That's why they talk about gay people all the time. That's why they're obsessed with genitalia because they're so sexually suppressed." And it turns out Trump's blowing people and we know he knows how to do it because we saw on the campaign trail an amazing familiarity with him trying to blow off a microphone.

41:33 Yes. You know, and they should just drive it over and over and over again. Even his uh the the Trump call it the double dig.

41:42 Yeah. Yeah. And he's always talking about how hot he thinks men are. I know Palmer. I always Yeah. I always say Yeah. He's he's a bisexual or a biromantic asexual.

41:55 Like he does not have sex to to, you know, to fulfill a sexual desire. He has sex for power. That's why he's, you know, doing all these like sexual assaults.

42:06 No. What? Absolutely. I don't think they [ __ ] in years. You think they ever [ __ ] Maybe a couple times. That's another crazy thing. Melania was introduced to Donald Trump through Jeffrey Epste.

42:16 Oh my god. This was a suspicion that we all had already. So, it was confirmed in the file.

42:20 It's confirmed in the files. It's there. It's crazy. How are the Democrats not using this? Well, I know how because they also are a part of the Epstein stuff. And I think for a lot of Democrats, their job is to be controlled opposition because right now

42:37 we're talking about uh you know, special elections taking place all around the country. Yesterday uh in the 11th district in in New Jersey, there was massively consequential uh congressional race that took place um in the Democratic Party primary and the Bernie AOC candidate actually pulled off a tremendous upset. The Essex County Democrats had a different pick. Um, the establishment Democrats had a different pick and Apac had a different pick. And all of these different forces coalesed and through the ashes of that, a real fighter came out and and took on an upset victory. I don't want to mess up the name here, but I'm going to I'm going to pull it real quick.

43:24 That Yeah, this just happened. This happened last night. Now, I think they're still they're still counting the votes. This is a super close super close race from what I understand. I don't know if like

43:33 uh it's been finalized yet, but New Jersey 11, Steve Kernaki, everyone's favorite khaki wearing Steve Kaki writes, "What's happening in New Jersey 11 tonight feels momentous, the state has long been dominated by a throwback political culture, particularly on the Democratic side, but there's been an upheaval in the last few years as the party's increasingly activist/professional class base has been in revolt. In Essex County, the biggest part of the district having the support of party leaders was for generations practically town to victory in a primary. But tonight, the Essex organizationbacked candidate is running third in the county, far behind the AOC Sandersbacked Progressive Insurgent Analia Mahia, who is currently leading the districtwide and has no support from any of its county organizations. And not only that, but also Apac was taking out uh the the main like uh make it or break

44:28 it former congressperson who again former congressperson in a state like New Jersey establishment Democrats are supposed to win in Essex County and and uh and Mayheia is is is doing tremendous is like most likely going to win. And it was such a close race that the decision desk actually projected the wrong winner initially. [snorts] So why am I saying all this? Because there's obviously a lot of appetite for fighters, appetite for, you know, Bernie style politics in the Democratic party's base of support. And yet the establishment Democrats

45:04 are pushing that aside every step of the way. Yes. this along with Chuck Schumer and Hakeem Jeff's capitulations to the Trump administration when they have tremendous momentum behind them

45:17 uh uh leads me to believe that the establishment Democrats are more predisposed and more focused on maintaining business as usual politics and trying to stop the left flank from seizing control of the Democratic party

45:36 even though the wishes of the base is clearly with the left flank. Completely agree in the vin diagram of you know corporate dems and maggot. They have a lot more in common than the people that you're talking about.

45:49 It's it's taken me a few election cycles to figure this out. But we like to live out together.

45:56 No, your your your radicalization was much faster than his. Yeah. Yeah. Kind of a quick study.

46:02 Yes. For him took me a second. I've been telling this to him for years and he's like, "No, no, no, no."

46:08 But it started to click with me because I'm like, "Okay." Over and over again, we lose to a [ __ ]

46:14 we lose to a [ __ ] idiot. And and I'm like, "Well, why can't they do this? Why can't they do this? These these policies are so popular." And then it occurred to me, well, they have the same corporate masters and donors that the Republican party does. And and and you know what irritates me and and I one of the the messages that I wish the Democratic party would say because the Republicans are like government government's bad government's bad. And I I wish the Democratic party could say

46:38 government's good. No, government is good. The reason when government fails you, it's because the corporate private interests get involved and corrupt it. That's when government fails you. But the Democratic Party cannot say that. No. because they are corrupted by the same donors and same private interests. Government is great. Government's amazing.

46:58 So proud of you. Government's amazing. But but thank you. This is this is a big moment. I'm so proud. This has been one of my talking points.

47:06 You don't understand recently. Like you when you met him, he was already like halfway there. When I met him, he was all over the place. And I relapse sometimes like when somebody's really hot and they're charismatic, I I start to be like, "Oh, but

47:21 but you haven't been you haven't bid on the the Gavin Newsome bait." I I have not. I have not. In fact, I did I Well, I did originally and then I and then I and then I took and then I realized then I saw multiple like, you know, collaborations with Ben Shapiro thing to me over there.

47:37 Political suicide. Yeah. Suicide. Charlie, what the [ __ ] are you doing? telling Charlie Kirk that your son is a major Charlie Kirk fan. Dog, you are admitting that you have failed as a parent at that point.

47:47 He also won't sit down with you and it pisses me off. It pisses me off because I'm like, you will sit down with Ben [ __ ] Shapiro and you won't even sit down with a me a left part the far left part of your thing that drives me crazy about uh corporate Democrats. They want to learn how to talk to Republicans. That's so wrong. You need to learn how to beat them. That's the difference. Republicans focus on how do we beat the [ __ ] libs? We hate them. We hate their pronouns. We hate that they don't have shame when they have sex. We hate their drag queens. We [ __ ] hate them.

48:19 And the Democrats ethos and warrior ideology would be we want to know how to beat you. We don't want to know how to talk to you. Yeah.

48:28 The one in 10 people that went from that triple Trump that went from Madani, what they're looking for is authenticity.

48:34 Yeah. and not pick me politicians that don't, you know, that weigh out into the water and like, well, I don't want to piss off the left and I want to appear more centrist.

48:42 That's that's piss it pisses me off because inherently because the right has gone so far to the right and the middle has is now shifted to the right. You know what I mean? So, inherently when you are if you if you're sitting here being like, "Oh, we need to we need to be more moderate or move towards the middle." No, you're not moving towards the middle. moving to the right is what you're doing because the new middle is over here. You know what I mean? That's it doesn't make it pisses me off when I hear these [ __ ] saying, "Well, you know, the average American wants something more moderate." And I I am so insensed by watching

49:15 Yeah. The average American is always worried about United Healthcare profits. Like that's why they're like, "Oh, I really Oh, I can't have free healthcare. Sorry. I I really want to make sure United Healthcare is turning profit this year."

49:28 Right. I want to make sure Palunteer is funded. Yeah. I I want to make sure AI comes to take our jobs, but we blame them.

49:34 And also, our electricity cost is skyrocketed because we're subsidizing the data center.

49:39 You know what? Let's take another caller. Oh, yes. Yeah. All right. Okay. Well, first of all, I have with y'all because it took me 20 [ __ ] minutes to figure out where to leave you a voicemail. And quite honestly, I don't even know if this is the right place. It might not be, but I'm going with it because it's the only place I got. So, there you go. Um, what I've had it with is [ __ ] and specifically all of the [ __ ] in the world that make it so we have to have passwords and third party verification and text messages for the passwords to verify the password and different passwords and I got to change my [ __ ] password. The hours of my life that I will never get back because of passwords are [ __ ] stupid. It's just stupid. I I can't just enter a password. I You got to text my phone to use the password. Or you can email me that, but it's the wrong email that I don't even have anymore because you know why? Somebody

50:36 [ __ ] it up. The [ __ ] So, I had to get a new email. So, that email doesn't even work. So, yeah, that that's what I've had it with. I've had it with passwords and verifying passwords and more than anything I've just had it with [ __ ] in general.

50:51 Have you had it with [ __ ] Well, I have to say I think that in a data breach this caller's the first to go.

50:58 Like she's unfortunately she's got third party verification. I know she does, but she's had it with it and she will do everything to avoid it. She is the the the stereotypical one password for everything. Mhm.

51:12 user. And I'll be honest with you, I've also had it, but I it's a necessary evil.

51:18 Yeah. No, I've been on the I've been on the uh two-factor authentication, third party verification stuff for many, many years cuz like when

51:27 when you start streaming on Twitch, the people that she was referring to as [ __ ] they're all over that.

51:34 All the nerds that like all the comp sign nerds love watching Twitch and they love hacking. I've learned about the ways in which hacker takes place. I had to get all of my uh you know, all of my [ __ ] barricaded.

51:51 We've had it with this [ __ ] caller is what we've had it with. Let me ask you this. When she said, "I've had it with assholes."

51:56 Yeah. What did she What did you What was your initial gut reaction to that as a gay man?

52:01 Uh oh. Like, oh, you know, that's so interesting [ __ ] You know what? I actually wasn't thinking about [ __ ] Your mind wasn't in the gutter.

52:08 No, it wasn't in the gutter because after all of this political I don't when you put ass in front of hole. I don't think about that one. When you if you just said I've had it with holes,

52:16 I would think about an [ __ ] But I wouldn't think about an [ __ ] unless you were to specifically articulate that you were talking about that.

52:23 Mhm. Cuz I don't think I'm not my mind is he can't even he can't even think of having it with [ __ ] He wants to have more of the [ __ ]

52:29 Yeah. I I can't even conf Yeah. I I I if she as a straight woman, I could see being having it with straight men's buttholes, but not gay men's.

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55:31 Okay, let me ask you this. Let's say that Gavin Newsome becomes the nominee that we make it through midterms.

55:39 Devastating. Do you vote for him over JD Vance? [sighs] I don't know. God damn it. I'd probably be at the [ __ ] DNC. I know.

55:47 Oh, 100% I would be, too. But the uh I would This is what I hope I hope if if for some reason But I actually don't I think he's really shot himself in the foot recently. I I what I hope if if Gavin Newsome were to ever become some sort of nominee, which I'm not rooting for, by the way.

56:05 Um even though he's easy on the eyeballs, he's very attractive. But I I think that because he's such a career like career politician. Well,

56:13 he's such a thirst trap for the oval. I know, but like why like to me I'm like my hope is that like maybe he could be a blank canvas and he would just be like

56:22 this is you relapsing. No, not relapsing. My hope this is my hope. But but this is if he becomes a nominee. But

56:28 the guy who has controlled the Democratic stronghold of California with an iron fist and the veto pen is going to magically

56:36 I'm not saying I think it's going to happen. I just said that would be my hope. But I'm also not this is not my at this at this point I'm extraordinary. You're

56:43 selling it to yourself already for him. Disappointed in vote for JD Vance or Gavin Newsome.

56:49 Well, I'd have to vote for Gavin Newsome. Of course. I wouldn't blink. What about you, Hassan?

56:52 I'd probably vote third party. you would. [snorts] Oh yeah. I mean I at that point it doesn't even matter like because my policy on this is is the same as like my refusal to endorse Kla Harris. Um the reason why I did not endorse Kla Harris was because she did things that were not only unproductive but also unconscionable. Um but and I still stand on that. I still talk about it all the time because people constantly bring it up. They're like you didn't sufficiently like promote Kla Harris. You're the reason why she lost. I'm like, I am incapable.

57:26 There is no singular force in this country that is capable of making or breaking an election. And if that was real, then it is the most idiotic thing not to listen to my demands. But everybody knows that that's not real, right? If I had this singular force to be able to make Kla Harris the president, then Kla Harris should be coming to me every day and being like, "Let me do a collab with you, please." Totally. Right? That's not the case, of course, and they know it. That's why they didn't do it. But um the the campaigns are always responsible for whether or not they are able to win uh the crowds, win the population over and and you know combat against the couch, not necessarily even against the Republican party, but usually you're fighting against the couch, people who just don't go out and vote. And for me, the way I see it is if the Democratic establishment makes this decision one more time, just as they did with Hillary

58:19 Clinton, just as they did with Kla Harris, and in some ways, just as they did with Joe Biden as well, which led to Trump, too,

58:26 then they just don't care. And there's not much I can do. Let me tell you something. I agree with everything you say, but as a person who lived in a red state for 50 years, I would crawl through 10 ft of concrete to vote for Gavin Newsome, even though I think he's duplicitous, a hypocrite, a thirst trap, hungry for power. All of the things that you say, and harms the Democratic party, and sets the psychological soil to be more prey to fascism. All of that I I agree with. But there are so many young queer, black, brown, marginalized people in red states. And even though this corporate Democrat is, you see it in a long-term game, in the short-term game, a a President Nuome over President J. D.

59:12 Vance means that these people have some protection because these red states, like here's what has happened in red states. The Democratic party abandoned the 50-state strategy. So you have Republicans or a Republican that switches party as a dim and their goal is to outc crazy each other. So in Oklahoma, we have like zero Muslim population, but we have banned Sharia law like four times.

59:35 You have a guy that's running for governor right now that's so against uh transgender people that he has a commercial where there's a banana and he slices it with a knife like like that. Somehow people are going to start whacking wieners off at school in Oklahoma City public schools where they just put the Trump Bibles in them. So you have this that people out crazy each other and these state governments are so [ __ ] unhinged. When you live in California, you lo or New York where I live now, you lose touch

1:00:04 even before Trump of how diabolical these unhinged right-wingers are. And I agree with you. I I do I think Gavin Newsome has committed political suicide. I think Kla started off her campaign well and she should have stayed to the left and leaned into they all thought she was liberal anyway,

1:00:23 you know, so why not just lean into it? But I would enthusiastically crawl through 10 ft of concrete for all of the marginalized people.

1:00:32 Do you feel like the Democrats know that and that's why they get away with their inep.

1:00:37 That's why that's what I mean. So I'm like I I don't even I don't even entertain that stuff especially this far out from an election. But even in the primary season, that's immediately the conversation is like, "Well, whoever is the candidate, you're going to vote for them, right?" And you know what's really indecent about that, too? They never returned the favor for left flank candidates because no one ever made hay about uh Bernie Sanders potentially becoming the candidate and and all of the articles that came out about how Trump might be more preferable to Bernie Sanders cuz they were writing those liberals were writing those articles talking about how you know the head of Goldman Sachs who was like I'm a lifetime Democratic party voter. I think uh you know Donald Trump is better than Bernie Sanders. I know several people personally that went on that Bernie Sanders to Trump pipeline.

1:01:29 No, it's a real thing. It's a crazy thing because these, you know, Bernie appealed to the to the to the anger of these young people that couldn't, you know, they couldn't afford, you know, their the cost of living, healthcare, everything like that. He appealed to them

1:01:41 [snorts] um just like Trump does. But obviously Trump's solutions are, you know, blame it on the immigrants, the trans people, and everything like that. But it's crazy to me that that these people exist.

1:01:52 I'll tell you what's really started to change me a lot is [snorts] when Zoron, who an incredible candidate, laser focused on affordability, laser focused on universal human rights, did not have to throw one [ __ ] group under the bus. All I've had Cy Booker on my podcast. He talks about we've got to get rid of corporate money. We've got to get rid of Zoron did all of that. And you know, Hakee daylight and a dollar short to endorse. Um, Chuckles never endorsed. And um, then Cy Booker never endorsed. And the way he was treated by the Democratic establishment is so appalling to me. It just it really opened up my eyes because I'm like, this is the new shiny object right now in the Democratic party. He has a formula. He has it. He has the movement. He took on billionaires. He took on the Democratic establishment and he kicked their [ __ ] ass and didn't take one corporate dime. And the dem corporate Democrats like trying to

1:02:51 distance themselves. I was like, "Oh, they are they really are Maggalite. They really are.

1:02:55 They didn't just distance themselves. There were people that distanced themselves and then there were people that were attacking Zoron in the most Islamophobia with most like Kirsten Gillibrand coming out and being like Zoron is a jihadist who wants to kill all Jews."

1:03:09 That was insane. That's like [ __ ] that Trump doesn't say about Zor. Trump now loves Zoran. But like even before, like the fact that there were establishment Democrats that were more Islamophobic towards Zoramani than the president who is the top Islamophobe was mindboggling to me. Um it was yet another moment of indication though. So for me it's like I think these guys are zealots. The established Democrats are zealots. They have this this defense of of um liberalism that they will not shake off that they think uh they will be able to go back to business as usual politics no matter what. And even if it doesn't happen, even if we do turn fascist, they'll still hold their cushy positions and they'll be, you know, they'll be complacent and they'll be fine. And that's what I'm terrified of and that's what I'm very frustrated about. And I think a big part of that uh a big part of that argument does revolve around

1:04:06 harm reduction voting because harm reduction voting is correct. It's the it's it's right in theory. It is correct. But harm reduction voting does not actually lead to Democrats winning decisively and it certainly does not force them to legislate appropriately when they are in power to make sure that they have that they're following on their agenda and that they never have an incompetent fascist win office ever again. That's precisely the reason why I I try to stay away from harm reduction narratives to the best of my ability because that is the reason why democratic complacency is calcified in this country.

1:04:44 I agree. I agree. And I hope that during the primary that we are able to uh find a more progressive candidate that will run as fearlessly as Zoran Mandami in New York.

1:04:57 I agree. All right. Any any last grievances that you would like to share with the um

1:05:03 I've had it listeners. What is it with [ __ ] Bluetooth connections in the car? You know what I mean?

1:05:10 Oh yeah. It's like hello. It's like the car and the phone act like they've never met each other, but they've done this connection like

1:05:17 20 or 30 times. Yeah. I like that. And I got to pull I got to pull into the parking lot. I got to get out of the car. I got to act like I've, you know, met the car again and the [ __ ] Bluetooth's not working. And then I got to sit there silently, maybe put the phone in the cup holder, use it as a speaker.

1:05:32 I've had it. Yeah, I've also had it with iPhone updates. Yes, it the new Liquid S. Oh my god, the new Liquid iOS is so bad.

1:05:42 I couldn't figure out how to airdrop something yesterday, and I was next to an 80-year-old woman who's like, "How do you not know that?"

1:05:47 I think it's a group of what was what did I call you guys? Uh self-indulgent millennials. I think it's a group of self-indulgent millennials that sit around a table and say, "Okay, I have great idea for some new updates." And they overcomplicate everything with a lot of corporate speak.

1:06:02 All right, listen. I think that's all we have for today. Thank you for having us.

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