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Admittedly, it's kind of a wild drama story to wake up to, but it is pretty serious considering unhinged threats to Joe Rogan.

It's pretty wild. The dude made a video where he basically is saying that he's come to Austin to pick a fight with Joe Rogan. And the accusation is that Joe Rogan, by simply talking about Liver King, destroyed his business. And so Liver King, whose name is Brian John, I think it's Brian Johnson.

said he was going to fight Joe Rogan. Now, apparently he put a statement saying it's not a threat. He's not doesn't want to kill anybody. He's just saying I'm picking a fight with you. And then he had some comment where he's like, you're a black belt. You should be able to dismantle me. So this is this is a crazy story. And I'm going to level with you guys. I'm going to level with you guys. Normally, I like to do the big news of the day as my first segment and usually save stories like this for later. But

We've got a developing story out of New York with that socialist mayor. And so I don't want to jump the gun because there's a lot of information that's still coming out. So in the meantime, what is going on with Liver King? This guy had three million followers. Check this out. A disgraced influencer who gained notoriety for his raw meat lifestyle has been arrested after traveling to Austin to hunt down Joe Rogan. Calm down there. I mean, I don't know what happened.

From the story so far, it looks like more of a stunt to get attention, which seems to have worked, but was taken as a serious threat, a terroristic threat. And I'm going to tell you this. I don't play games. I got security problems of my own. And usually, you know, I and other people in similar positions, we don't talk about it because that could compromise security. I'm going to tell you this. If I was Joe Rogan, I'd be like, throw the book at him. Check this out.

Brian Johnson, better known for his online persona, the liver king, was charged with making a terroristic threat after threatening the UFC commentator in a days long deranged rant. Johnson, a Houston native, was taken into custody in Rogan's hometown by Austin police and booked into Travis County Jail at 830 Tuesday night. Shocking video shared to Johnson's own social media page showed an officer patting him down while he was already in handcuffs as onlookers watched on.

Johnson, 47, wordlessly comply with the officers as he was led into an unmarked police car. He's being held without bond on Tuesday night. It's understood Johnson blames Rogan for helping to unravel his supplement empire after the famed podcaster addressed Johnson's 2022 steroid scandal on air.

Leaked emails had exposed the liver king's $11,000 a month steroid use, which contradicted his claims that his physique was natural and the result of his raw meat-based diet, in which he often boasts about eating every part of an animal from its liver to its testicles. Okay. Rogan criticized the dishonesty on his podcast, saying, there's no way you can look like that in your 40s. I mean, he's preposterously jacked.

I think you guys should, you probably already know this, but Joe Rogan is carved out of stone. Like there's that famous video from 10 or whatever years ago. I don't know if you've seen it where this lady calls him fat. He's wearing kind of a baggy shirt. He's like fat. She's like, yeah, you're fat. And he lifts up his shirt and it's just like dudes like two 50 of raw muscle. Joe Rogan is a, is a black belt. And I think what Brazilian jujitsu is,

The dude will... There's this funny video I saw yesterday where Joe was like, I can kill you with my hands. I like to be able to kill people. And everyone started laughing. Amazing. He says, I'm on testosterone. Unlike the liver king, I'll tell you the truth. Speaking from a hotel room in Austin.

Where where Rogan 14 million dollar mansion. What does that mean? That in Austin, I guess Johnson claimed in an erratic shower video that he had a run with police over his threats. I challenge you today, Joe Rogan. I'm here at the Four Seasons in Austin. I'm in the shower. I didn't sleep the day before. I was up for 40 hours. He went on a hard to follow rant about a run with police officers as he jumped back and forth from multiple topics in no logical order. Yikes.

The police are coming or something's happening. I've not threatened to kill anybody. Did someone say I was going to kill somebody? I'm going to. I've picked a fight. Who have I picked a fight with? Joe Rogan. Why? Out of principle family. I'm challenging you just as a man. I don't want to kill you. Why would I want to kill you? If a family, I wouldn't want to take you away from your family. I wouldn't want that to happen. So I hope that none of this is perceived as a threat. F you, Joe Rogan. You guys can call the cops.

Yeah, Joe's not wrong. This guy is preposterously jacked. I mean, yeah, I guess the argument people I remember this is crazy. Back when this guy was really popping off, people were saying things like he just eats raw meat and look how jacked he is. The idea that was being created was that this is what man would be if he just ate meat. And it's just not real. You know,

I think y'all just need to look at like like tribal individuals like the North Sentinelese. You ever see videos of the North Sentinelese uncontacted human. They've been somewhat contacted, but they're they're still basically this island of people who live in a primitive way. You take a look at their physiques. They're not super jacked at all. That's likely what man has looked like forever. Actually, kind of thin.

It's how we dissipate the heat from our bodies while on the long hunt. Not gigantic, jacked, weird steroid muscles. In one of the other threatening videos, Johnson dances around holding what appears to be two gold-plated guns, wearing a wolf head on his head, telling Rogan he should comfortably win in the fight. Later, she, who? Oh, his wife? I don't know. Is that what happened? She had another video purporting to show the moment he was searched...

Jeez, man, this guy's spiraling, huh?

Now I'm kind of scared about going to jail when I'm around my family because then I can't do what a man does. You can no longer protect your family when you're in jail. That happened in Poland. I don't want that to happen again. In a separate incident, Johnson was detained on August 29th at Krakow Airport in Poland moments before boarding a private jet to use it. So, I mean, hold on. Like, this guy's picking a fight with Joe Rogan, but he's still very clearly wealthy and successful. He's got lots of followers, right?

I don't know why you'd have a breakdown like this and just destroy what you already had unless his revenues dried up and he's just sitting on cash reserves. They say this. Wow, man. Authorities found ammunition in his suitcase. Johnson received a fine and agreed to cover the cost of the investigations. Pretty sure. I don't know if you can have ammo when you check your bag. Maybe I'm wrong. I know you can check guns.

Airport spokesman Natalie Vint said officers from the airport security service in Belize detected in the hand luggage of an American citizen the case was handed over to the border guard who initiated appropriate procedures. Elsewhere in his bizarre rant, Johnson revealed that last Thanksgiving I was dying, adding that the CT scan says something is in dire straits. Johnson had kept it. I mean, look, if it's true this guy's hepped up on goofballs, pumping himself full of God knows what, it's only a matter of time before your body breaks down.

I mean, seriously, he kept a relatively low profile after his steroid scandal came to light in 22, but has resurfaced and ramped up his social media presence in the wake of a new Netflix documentary released in April. Untold, the liver king explores his supplement empire and rise to the top by eating raw meat, specifically animal livers and testicles. Another after another fitness, you would have caught him in a bold faced lie with blood test results and a leaked email. Johnson filmed a video admitting fault.

Quote, I never expected this exposure in the public eye, and it's been tricky as F to navigate. In the Netflix documentary, he admitted that it took more than 100 attempts to get the video right. I will be better starting immediately. Johnson was faced with a $25 million lawsuit from enraged customers who accused him of fraud and deception, but it was ultimately dropped. Wow, man.

And now it looks like he's trying to claw back to the top and get some PR or whatever. I don't know the guy. It's funny because there's two Brian Johnsons. I guess it's a common name. One of them is genetically and like scientifically modifying his body so he can try to live forever. Maybe he thinks he will. I don't know. He's rich. The other guy was hipped up on steroids reportedly and now is getting arrested for threatening Joe Rogan. Terroristic threats. I'm gonna tell you guys, uh,

I think people don't understand the amount of work that goes into being in the media at this level. Joe is probably working harder than you guys could even realize. He's, you know, I went to UFC 316. Joe was there before everybody else and he was working literally the whole night.

And he was there after everybody else and all the fans that was left. He's still he's still doing work. I don't know exactly what it is. Obviously, he's commentating on the fight. But before there's like he was working, he's working on something. Not to mention that, you know, he does his show routinely. He does comedy shows. He's running several businesses to get to this level. It is it is endless work. It is endless work.

And so the one thing that, you know, people never see is the 16 hour days and the incessant threats that you end up getting, which is why so many celebrities have bodyguards. I remember I was at VidCon once.

This is 10 years ago. And like, I think it was Hank Green, the YouTuber. He had a dude in a suit with sunglasses holding his shoulder the whole time. And I'm like, that's crazy. That's crazy. Because this dude's not even I mean, the time was not overtly political. It's the YouTuber. But he was so famous. He had to walk around the convention with a security guard holding on to him. That's how serious they took it. Me, I don't know.

We get a lot of threats. We get creepos. We've had a guy in a dress show up and attack one of our staff. Like, crazy stuff has happened. So this is messed up. It's messed up, man. Ah, not okay. Liver King, whatever he's trying to do, I can't stand this stuff. This is like...

It's like what Sam Seder does. This dude literally just makes fake video titles about me because people get clicks because I guess I've got some kind of celebrity. And people just want to click on something about Tim Pool for whatever reason. I honestly have no idea. It's crazy to me. There are people who get way more views than I do, but don't get searched about. I don't understand. It's nuts. And so I'm not saying a tumbleback. I'm saying...

It is crazy that some people are just obsessed with people. And it's dangerous and it's terrifying. And so, you know, it is what it is.

Joe Rogan's the top of the mountain. Everybody's obsessed with him. Everyone begs to get on his show. And if they can't, you get stunts like this. But I think this is way over the line, man. I'm going to wrap it up there. Stay tuned. We got more segments coming up for you. Maybe less drama-y and celebrity and more news. But we'll see. A lot of stuff going on in the world. Waiting for some developments. Smash the like button. Share the show with everyone you know. And we'll see you all in the next segment. Daddy Trump. That's right. NATO referred to Donald Trump as Daddy. Uh-huh.

Trump drops this F-bomb. He's pissed off at Israel, Iran. And he says, you know, sometimes you got to use strong language. He says, Daddy's got to use strong language. I'm just going to say it again. It's hilarious. Trump has responded to it. The press is blowing up. Trump has been nominated for a Nobel Peace Prize again over his Israel, Iran ceasefire. I find the thing kind of funny.

Nobel Peace Prize. Barack Obama got the Nobel Peace Prize for doing nothing. So I'm not sure I really value that a whole lot, especially considering we're talking about Donald Trump bombing a country, then getting peace. And I'm saying you deserve a peace prize for this. And it's like, to be honest, it's a tremendous feat to bomb a foreign country and then get peace afterwards. That's impressive. I mean, I'm not a fan of these strikes. Say it again.

But any leader dreams of when they engage in a military strike, the other nation just saying, OK, OK, you win. Just like 12 day war. So here's the story from the Hill. NATO chief calls Trump daddy after president drops F-bomb. Let's let's let's roll tape. Let's see if we can get this to play properly. This was very inconclusive. The intelligence says we don't know. It could have been very severe. That's what the intelligence says.

So I guess that's correct. But I think we can take the "we don't know." It was very severe. It was obliteration. And you'd think that a media outlet would say, "Isn't that a great thing?" I mean, more importantly for the pilots, for the military, you take their guts out. You take their absolute guts out. They had a tremendous attack. It was a complete obliteration. The other team, the other group, Iran, said, "Let's stop this.

And you know what? Israel said it, too. Very smart. They fought like hell. And then they said, let's stop. And they're going to build themselves. And I really see it as sticking. I mean, we may do papers on it, Marco. Maybe we're going to do papers. I don't even know if you need them. They're not going to be fighting each other. They've had it.

They've had a big fight, like two kids in a schoolyard. You know, they fight like hell. You can't stop them. Let them fight for about two, three minutes. Then it's easier to stop them. And then daddy has to sometimes use strong language. You have to use strong language. Every once in a while, you have to use a certain word.

I think we have to join the other side. Yes, we're going to join some other group. Yes, thank you. Katie, what do you think? One last question. Do you believe... I only... She's so good at... Thank you, Mr. President. She used to be very difficult. Go ahead. I don't know if the NATO chief...

what he was doing when he was calling Trump daddy. Because when I saw the news, it says NATO chief calls Trump daddy. I was like, what? In what context? Well, there was the context. Now, Trump has responded to this. Mark Rutter, the NATO chief, who is your friend, he called you daddy earlier.

Do you regard your NATO allies as kind of children? No, he likes me. I think he likes me. If he doesn't, I'll let you know. I'll come back and I'll hit him hard. OK, he did. He did it very affectionately. Daddy, you're my daddy. Do you regard your NATO allies, though, as kind of like children? And they're obviously listening to you and they're spending. This is a dumb question, but I'm going to tell you exactly what's going on.

The journalists here are lined up and they want to get a question as and you've got seconds to think of one. She wanted to ask Trump about being called daddy. But what do you really ask? Do you have any response to being called daddy? Maybe. Do you view the NATO countries as children? Of course he doesn't. It's stupid. But it allows her to ask Trump a question where Trump can assert he is daddy. And you're you're obviously appreciative of that.

But do you hope that actually they're going to be able to defend themselves, defend Europe on their own? I think they need help a little bit at the beginning, and I think they'll be able to. And I think they're going to remember this day. And this is a big day for NATO. You know, this was a very big day. They took it. One of the gentlemen said, you know what, we've been trying to raise money for raise the rate for 30 years, he said, 20 years from almost the beginning.

And he's been there for a long time. He said, until you came along, it never happened. What you did is amazing. It's been sort of an amazing day for a lot of reasons, but also for that. Yeah, go ahead. You think they can do it without you, though, in the future? Can they do it? Well, ask Mark. Daddy Trump. Well, Donald Trump was nominated for a Nobel Peace Prize over the Iran-Israel ceasefire deal. I think it's fantastic.

I look at this as kind of OK, I guess. Here's what I say about the war and all that stuff. You really want to press me on this? I don't know that we're in a better or worse off position. Obviously, the pro-Israel side is saying that we got a great outcome here. Trump bombed the nuclear facilities. Trump and, you know, we actually let me show you this.

I want to play this one. Pete Hegseth says there's going to be an investigation into the leak. You've got the media reporting that there's a leaked intel report saying they didn't do enough damage to Iran. They've only sent him back months. It's an assessment. It may be wrong. Trump apparently said it Israel and says, no, Israel's saying it's wiped out our satellite imagery. It's wiped out. So then what's this in this this battle damage assessment and why is it wrong? Honestly, I have no idea.

But you can take it straight from the source, the administration, and they have reason to lie for sure. Or you can take it from a low level analyst whose name you don't know. Good luck, I guess. A lot of people go back. I hate Trump so much. I'm going to believe the random anonymous source and just trust it to be true.

Or you can say, I don't know, I guess we'll just take it from the word of Trump. What else are you going to do about it? You got to choose who you're going to trust on this one. And Trump's a better source than a name I've not heard. Like, I don't even know the guy's name. I don't even know if it's real or who made the assessment.

So it could just be a fake thing. Who knows? It's possible Trump lies to governments lie all the time and they don't want to hang on their face. But Hegseth has announced they got an investigation right now. Check this out. Severe and we believe far more likely severe and obliterated. Is there a leak investigation? Is there a leak investigation? Of course, we're doing a leak investigation with the FBI right now because this information is for internal purposes, battle damage assessments.

And CNN and others are trying to spin it to make the president look bad when this was an overwhelming success. Yep. So let's see whoever leaked that get charged for it. Top secret document, initial battle damage assessment. And it's not the big picture, is it? You can choose who to trust again. I'm going to tell you this.

There were reports and even U.S. officials saying that they smuggled out their fissile material. We don't know where it went. So there may be peace now, but I don't know that it fundamentally alters the landscape in the Middle East in any meaningful way. To be fair, I guess you shut down some of their factories, even if it's minimal damage, and then you get a ceasefire for the fact. So I don't know that there's any negatives here. There's potential that this will enrage the Iranians who are going to seek...

I don't know, to obfuscate their methods of attack to continue the war in ways we can't track. But it's all kind of flat, to be honest. We averted any kind of great, great war here. Trump's been nominated for a Nobel Peace Prize twice in like two weeks. Pakistan over his negotiating peace between India and Pakistan. No, Pakistan got pissed after the Iran thing. And now over the Israel-Iran stuff.

House lawmaker is nominating Trump for the Nobel Peace Prize after he brokered a ceasefire between Israel and Iran. Rep. Buddy Carter wrote to the Nobel Peace Prize committee, declaring Trump had an extraordinary and historic role in having ended the armed conflict between Israel and Iran and preventing the world's largest state sponsor of terrorism from obtaining the most lethal weapon on the planet. Trump declared the 12-day war was ending late on Monday afternoon with a ceasefire that was meant to go into effect overnight on Tuesday.

It ends just over a week after Israel launched a preemptive strike against Iran, arguing Tehran was dangerously close to obtaining a nuclear weapon. The two countries subsequently traded rocket fire over the following days and over the weekend. This we know. I don't need to tell you that whole story. I got a question, though. Can anybody nominate someone for a Nobel Peace Prize? Can I just...

Can I just do that? Can I literally just write a letter and be like, I'm going to nominate Trump, too? Because I got to be honest, maybe everyone should just do it. Like literally everybody just send a letter and say Trump deserves the Nobel Peace Prize because he has done substantially more for peace than any U.S. president of the past 30 or 40 years. So how about them apples? Let's see. We got Barack Obama's war. We got Joe. You know, I say Obama for Biden, too. We go back. We go Biden. You got a war.

You got U.S. intervention. All the bad stuff. You go Donald Trump. No new wars. You got Barack Obama. I think he had like seven. George H.W. Bush. Everybody remembers those wars. And you got Bill Clinton. Indeed, you had many wars. Indeed. What did he have? Kosovo, among others. George H.W. Bush. What was that? Desert Storm.

And now we're getting back to when I was too young and these things are not top of mind for me. So what did Reagan have? I mean, I'm pretty sure like every president has some kind of war. Donald Trump certainly bombed Iran and I'm not a fan, but he's still better than all the rest. So two nominations. But you know what? They're never going to give it to him because Daddy Trump. That's what NATO calls him. They say, Daddy. They say he's not going to get it.

Barack Obama got it for nothing. I'm not kidding. Look it up. Barack Obama got elected and they were like, we're going to be a peace prize. He's like, OK, I guess. Sure. And then Obama went on to bomb a bunch of kids. How about them apples? Uh huh. So I won't won't be surprised when Trump doesn't get anywhere near a Nobel Peace Prize. But we'll wrap it up there. We got more news coming up, my friends. Stay tuned. Smash the like button. Share the show with everyone, you know, more segments to come and we'll see you all then.

In huge media news, Brett Cooper has signed a deal and will join Fox News as a contributor. Very interesting play. The Daily Mail says Fox News taps into Gen Z audience with glamorous young conservative star boasting 4.5 million followers. Now I ain't going to mince words. Cable TV news on the decline. The key demo viewership is way down.

But still there. I mean, especially relative to shows like mine. Comparable. Tim Kessler does pretty well. We're hitting, I think, key demo. Something like...

If I'm going to be modest, 650,000. But I think we probably... I think I'm more for... I just say 700. When you combine audio downloads and all live platforms, then we've got clips. We don't get anywhere near as big as, say, Jesse Waters of The Five in total viewership because they got the 70-plus crowd. That gives them millions of views. So it's tremendous access. Key demo, however...

They do about 300, 400,000 still decently large relative to the podcasting space. It's actually pretty big. The times they are a changing for Brett Cooper. This is potentially big considering she's going to get access to a bunch of major shows. And let's be real. Fox News needs new talent. They need young talent. I wonder how this will play. I've got a lot of thoughts on this. We'll take a look at the ratings. But here's the news. First, Fox News is getting a Gen Z glow up.

Bringing on rising star Brett Cooper to provide her insights on the conservative-leaning network that Daily Mail can exclusively report. The 23-year-old first came into right-wing prominence as the host of the Daily Wire's podcast, The Comment Section. Indeed, she still hosts the Brett Cooper Show on her independent YouTube channel, which boasts 1.58 million followers, where she discusses current events, pop culture, politics, generational shifts, and relationships, all from a young conservative perspective. In fact, the media has referred this as to the womanosphere.

prominent conservative women that talk culture, politics, et cetera, but tell women to be women. So I think it's a good it's a good cultural space. It's good for this country. Good for the family. Cooper, however, is now an exclusive contributor to Fox News, where the age of the average viewer is 69 years young. Wowzers. Yeah, but I'm going to put the key demo viewership and show you this is actually this is this is this is huge.

The Gen Z conservative personality will make her debut in her new role in The Will Cain Show in the 4 p.m. hour on Fox News on Wednesday. I think she's actually appeared on Fox. I've seen her pop up already. A person familiar with the industry told the Daily Mail that while Cooper wasn't hired to attract a different audience, it is very likely she will help Fox reach a younger generation that doesn't usually tune in to network television. Yeah, but Fox still does get...

YouTube views and social media play as well. It's just a weird format. I don't think she's going to convince anybody to actually watch on Fox, but on YouTube, this is going to be massive access. Millennial and Gen Z audiences are much likely to turn or even subscribe to cable television.

A morning consult poll found that just 27 to 30 percent of Gen Z tuned into broadcast, blah, blah, blah. OK, we get it. We get it. Now let's talk about the nitty gritty and the numbers and the future of this media. I got for you. We got the ad week ratings June 18th. So that's, you know, the previous week, Jesse Waters and Gutfeld were number two and number three. Who was number one? The five. I think Gutfeld was number one. Waters was bigger than that. Oh, really? Why do they say number two and number three? Who? What?

Ain't nobody getting anywhere close to beating them. So Gutfeld had 465, losing out to the five. Jesse Waters had 492,000 in the key demo. Waters is popping off. He's doing a great job. I made a couple of appearances on Jesse Waters' show. I enjoy appearing. And tremendous respect to Waters. They treat me with tremendous respect. I'm honored. They invite me on the show to actually come in, and they had me on last time. Top of the show.

So, Jesse, really do appreciate it, man. You guys rock. Best of luck. You can see that Fox, of course, is crushing the competition. Total viewership. This is where the big play is. Will Kane getting 2.3 million views per episode. Now, to be fair, yeah, a lot of old people. But hey, old people, still people, right?

They're going to be buying different products. Key demo viewership is what's considered important and voting. This is going to have a massive impact. So Brett Cooper bringing that Gen Z perspective is going to be fantastic for a younger generation. I got to say this. It'll be great for her career wise to get access to a larger, older demographic. That's just going to be good in general. But.

These, these people are set in their ways. They're going to vote the same way. So influence wise, the real benefit comes for the younger viewers for which in the 25 to 54 demo, Will Kane does 318,000 per episode, which I was saying still pretty massive, pretty massive. When you look across the board at some of the top shows, let me say it like this. Tim cast IRL is the second biggest on average live stream in the country. Uh,

for a show. Sometimes you'll see like I show speed pops off at number one and he beats us. So we average out at number two, Steven Crowder averaging out at number one. These are dedicated shows that are meant to be shows personalities and celebrity men. If, if Brad Pitt did a special presentation, he'd probably be the top stream for the day, but we average those numbers. Now with that being said,

We're hitting, like I mentioned, I think I think a fair number might be like 700 K in total views per episode within within 24 hours, within within 90 days, we might be over a million. But

The reason I don't really count those the way that it's a different kind of tracking that they do for podcasts. Podcast numbers are sold against 90 days because they're presumed to be evergreen. But we do a news show, so that doesn't really make sense. So I compare it more to what they're doing. And yeah, key demo wise, we're absolutely doing really, really well relative to Fox News, but we don't reach the older generation in the same way. So they're getting a much, much larger viewership. For

For Brett Cooper, I think this is tremendous, tremendous. She's been hitting around four point seven million views on her long form over the past month with seven point two from short views. Now jumping into the fray on Fox News is going to give her streamlined access to clips and content on these shows where for cable wise, they're doing really well. But I think.

You know what I want to do here? We're going to do this. We're going to go Fox News on view stats, and we're going to pull this up, and here's the hammer. Here's the hammer for Brett Cooper.

435.5 million views on Fox News. So I always say like we can mock that MSNBC and CNN and Fox and all these cable channels are losing views. But these views on on YouTube are largely key demographic views. So I say, bravo. This is a tremendous opportunity, a massive win for Brett. We're looking at

Look at this, 469 million views, of which 44 million are shorts, 435.5 in the last month. So I'll put it this way. You know, people ask me, like, Tim, why do you go on Fox News sometimes? And, you know, I flip to New York to go on Jesse Waters' show. When we go up there, we do multiple shows. I make it like, hey, we're going to New York, we're going to do press, whatever.

And they say, your show's bigger. Like, if Jesse Waters is getting 500K in the key demo and you're getting seven, why would you let Phil host your show? It's a different audience.

And I'm not trying to like humble brag. Jesse Waters is getting millions across in total views. But on YouTube, that's the game. So when I when I do appearances on Fox and they put up those videos on YouTube, they get like a million views and that's the real play. So a lot of people are going to try and play this up like, oh, but Fox isn't even getting views, bro. They're on social media.

They're on social media across the board and they have access that most people don't. So people like to look at the cable networks and they say, look how bad they're doing. So this is this is massive. And I think it's it's pretty pretty great to see people from kind of our space going into the more established space. I would call this like.

capitulation to a certain degree. What we want to see now is corporate press outlets starting to move in the direction of where we are as independent producers and creators. Joe Rogan, of course, more of a middle of the road guy, but anti-establishment. Fox News certainly loves their war, but bringing on younger independent voices that grew up in a different space is showing our influence in taking over their spaces. So I say let's go, baby.

Let's bring it on. Will Kane, also really fantastic show. He's been doing great. Big fan of Will Kane. And yeah, you know, I watch Fox News periodically. I usually watch The Five because The Five, you know, funny enough, The Five is kind of like a more corporate version of Tim Kast IRL in a sense. They sit around, they introduce the story, and then everybody talks about it. We kind of do that for Tim Kast IRL, but we're a little less corporate.

corporate, I guess. I don't wear suits or anything like that, but I think this is all around generally great news. I guess I am curious what happens to these cable networks because they're not going to be able to maintain these key demo viewership numbers. Well, we can take a look at Waters. He's getting 492,000 in the key demo. He is one of the best. It took

Tucker Carlson was doing way better. Carlson was doing like a million key demo, which was crazy. People really followed that guy. Now that Tucker is on YouTube, he's roasting Fox News, but he is maintaining massive viewership. The thing about YouTube is that it is largely key demo viewership. And when we look at the raw numbers for Fox, Waters getting 3.8 million every night.

Look at that, Anderson Cooper. Holy crap. Jesse Waters is getting 3 million more viewers than Anderson Cooper. 3.4, 3.3 million of those are 69, 70 years and older. So this is not going to last. And I'm wondering how they're going to maintain this market when the older generation actually starts dying. I was talking to Bill Maher and I said, moving on. And he looks at me and he goes, dying. And I'm like, okay, okay. They're going to die.

And they'll be gone. I mean, Bill Maher himself, 70 years old. There's a decent amount going on the news, to be honest. But it's all bunched up, right? So I saw this story. I thought it was interesting. And there's the development from Daily Wire to Independent to Fox News. Interesting. I'm going to wrap it up there. Stay tuned. Smash the like button. Share the show with everyone you know. We got more segments coming up for you in a little bit. And we'll see you all then.

Ugandan-born socialist Zoran Mamdani has won the Democratic primary in New York. It's huge news. Andrew Cuomo has conceded the race. And I'm going to tell you right off the bat,

You know, we wanted to interview this guy and I questioned whether I should be as disparaging as I possibly could be to his crackpot ideas. And I'm like, well, we'll keep it, you know, at a B minus in terms of calling out the insanity of this guy's policies. But let me just say outright, his policies are ignorant, childish, and

outright just insane. We're talking government owned grocery stores, free buses, among other things, rent stabilization. Now, a lot of socialists love these ideas. Thirty dollar minimum wage. But anybody who's done, I don't know, like 10 minutes of research into economics, command economies, systems of governance, public funding of research is going to be like, yo, this is fake.

Now, Eric Adams, who is still running, says this guy is a snake oil salesman, but he wins overwhelmingly with the youth vote. Hey, man, this is the fourth turning, right? Strauss out generational theory. Every fourth generation, everyone goes nuts. And I think the issue is that generations typically fail to educate the younger generations because experience is everything.

You know, they say that you get a generation of conflict. They experience the crisis. They begin to understand because they go through it. But they can only convey through words to the next generations. Eventually, you'll end up with America's formerly greatest city run by a bunch of crackpot socialists who basically burn everything to the ground. The Chicago Tribune is warning, don't do what we did and elect a socialist. But looks like they're going to do it now. Full disclosure. All right.

Well, actually, full disclosure isn't the right way to describe this. Let me just say, understand this was the Democrat primary. So the assumption is this guy by default wins because New York is going to vote Democrat. However, there is some speculation that Eric Adams running as an independent is going to rally Republicans, independents and moderate Democrats against the socialist. And you may get an Eric Adams victory. Some have speculated. Many have said, y'all are nuts. That's not going to happen. So we'll see. But how do we do this?

How about I show you just how insane the younger generations are getting and who they elect and why this guy, if given the keys to the castle, will literally burn down New York City. Okay, figuratively burn down New York City. Although, to be fair, considering how far left people are very violent and they like throwing molotovs, maybe burning down the city might actually happen with this guy in charge. Considering he wants to get rid of the police, defund them, and replace them with social workers. Not an exaggeration.

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Uganda-born candidate. What is it? What are you doing here? What is that? Uganda-born candidate Zoran Mamdani set to be the first Muslim New York mayor. Tonight is our night. The Post-Minor reports Andrew Cuomo concedes NYC Democrat mayoral primary to Zoran Mamdani.

With 90% of the votes counted in the first round of the Democratic mayoral primary count on Tuesday, Governor Andrew Cuomo has conceded the race to socialist state assemblyman Zoran Mamdani. It is likely that Cuomo will run in the general mayoral election in November. The New York Times reported that Cuomo addressed the crowd at his election night party saying tonight was not our night. Tonight was assemblyman Mamdani's night. Clary Fahey for the Times said, Claire Fahey,

So the Cuomo says Mamdani ran a great campaign and connected with New Yorkers, adding that he inspired them and moved them and got them to come out and vote. He really ran a highly impactful campaign. Cuomo called Mamdani and congratulated him in a few minutes before the before 1030 p.m. Let's give him a round of applause. Tonight is his night. He deserved it. He won.

Charlie Kirk says the Muslim socialist Zoran Mamdani is such a shameless dirtbag. He changes his accent depending on who he's who he's talking to. He also used to be a rapper whose mom's mom directed his videos. OK, now, the first thing I'm going to say is, yeah, I don't care if his mom directed his videos or he was a rapper, but.

Everybody did things when they were young. That's not a great argument, but let's watch this video and see what they're talking about. Because I think that New Yorkers, more than they hate a politician they disagree with, they hate a politician they can't trust. On the subject of trust, you've adopted different speaking accents in different scenarios. But they go to their local bodega. Is there one that's real and one that's affected?

What I would say is, as any immigrant knows, having been born in Kampala, Uganda, and then raised in South Africa, and moving here when I'm seven years old, is there are different parts of my life. Worldwide tour is a worldwide tour is a worldwide tour. Mamdani was talking about a worldwide press tour back when he was a rapper.

In a Disney movie directed by his mother. Nepotism and hard work goes a long way here in New York City. This is how I speak because I think that New Yorkers. Yeah, they call it code switching, but you can already see who this guy is. Well, the results are in. The socialist has won. And oh boy, I'm excited to break down the insanity that is socialism.

Now, first here, the results with a crushing just about 9 percent. OK, actually, I'm sorry. The numbers change. Last night it was 9 percent with the updated votes in at 93 percent. It looks like he's at around 6.9 percent. Oh, no, I'm sorry. It's 7.1.

I don't know. I'm doing math bad. I'm doing math bad. Zoran Mamdani taking the victory over Andrew Cuomo with 432,305 votes. And to be fair, a lot of people are saying it's not that a socialist won. It's that Cuomo lost and nobody wanted him. And that was really the best the establishment or the middle of the road had to offer? Jeez.

Cuomo left in disgrace. So it could just be this guy won because people were like, I'll take anybody. Now look at this. Brad Lander got 112,000 votes. Bravo, dude. Obstructing ICE officers and getting away with it sure did boost your profile. But hey.

Don't take my word for it when I say this guy's a crackpot. Let's jump to Zoran Mamdani's website and I'll show you exactly what he wants to do. And let's start breaking down why this is insane and will destroy New York City.

And it's a trend we're going to see for some time because young people are crackpots, at least in big cities. Now, the ongoing trend is that people, moderate, middle of the road, urban types, people like me have fled the cities already, paving the way for people like Mamdani to win and then further erode and burn everything down. The request that I and everybody else has is just when you move out of New York because of this, because, you know, just just don't vote Democrat. Not that the Republicans are great. Just leave them out of it. All right. So he says he wants to freeze the rent. What are we talking about? Freeze the rent.

So the majority of New Yorkers are tenants and more than two million of them live in rent stabilized apartments. These homes should be the bedrock of economic security for the city's working class. Instead, Eric Adams has taken every opportunity to squeeze tenants with his handpicked appointees to the rent guidelines board, jacking up the rents on stabilized apartments by nine percent and counting.

The most since a Republican ran City Hall. As mayor, Zoran will immediately freeze the rent for all stabilized tenants and use every available resource to build the housing New Yorkers need and bring down the rent. The number one reason working families are leaving our city is the housing crisis. The mayor has the power to change that. Perhaps. Okay. Freezing rent. There's viral videos going around already from New York, Los Angeles, and other big cities where...

Land building owners, which are usually companies that will own like New York's crazy. OK, so many people live there. You've got these big units that will have maybe like 50 apartments within the big buildings. And what's happening is a large portion of them are going unrented and they're letting them just remain. Why?

What happens is with rent stabilization, there are labor costs that can't change. It's called market economics. A person wants what their labor is worth and they demand a cost for their labor. Hey, socialists, pay attention to this one.

So a guy who normally will fix the electricity or put in new drywall or paint says, listen, I'll do this job. It's going to be $5,000. The building owner says, I can't rent the room for enough to cover the cost of that renovation. The rent, we're only allowed to charge $2,000 per month. And with the building costs as it is and the wear and tear from the individual, it's not going to work. Let me tell you.

For those that don't own property, they may not understand that, you know, we had an issue at my house where we had a drain backup. We didn't realize. And the water was running on the sink. And within minutes, water was spilling on the floor. I think it was like 15 or 20 minutes of water pouring on the floor. And anybody who owns a house knows immediately, like,

Holy crap, that's a catastrophe, right? So we had to have drywall removed. We had to have fans put in to clear everything out because we had water damage just because a drain backed up and we didn't notice anything.

I know you'll let me say maybe you shouldn't have had the water running, but we thought we had the water running. We're trying to get it to go hot. Forgot about it. These things happen, right? My point is not so that you can all laugh and say, ha-ha, you left your water running. By all means, that's allowed. It's that this cost us thousands of dollars to repair because we made a dumb and simple mistake. So these building owners are basically going,

If I'm going to maintain this building, I need to pay the super. OK, he's got to make at least 60, 70 thousand dollars a year to maintain and run this because he's got a family, too. We'll include the rent. Maybe we'll pay him 50 or 60. We're talking about New York City prices. He's going to want more than that. That means I got to charge X amount for rent. Then you get rent stabilization and they say, I can't even fix this up. What do you get? Slums.

And then these people come in and they say, you're a slumlord. And they say, I don't have the money to fix it. Nobody wants to do the job for that cheap. And they blame you for it. And then they fine you and they seize your property. Now, in this regard, let me just say freezing rent is the stupidest thing imaginable because that's just price controls. It doesn't work. Labor costs money. But hey, let's roll. New York, you elected this building affordable housing. Oh, I love that. What does it mean? Affordable housing.

Here's what they're talking about doing. The issue with building affordable housing. And let me just say this as my expertise and having worked for nonprofits specifically on the L.A. housing crisis, the homelessness crisis, drug abuse and youth and going over this.

The labor costs for the production of these units versus what affordable housing can charge. You you are charging less in rent than the cost of the building, meaning the building has to be subsidized by somebody else. Long story short, they will tax other New Yorkers to get enough capital to hire contractors to build a house that can rent below cost.

This is not sustainable. We learned this lesson with Pruitt. I go in St. Louis. The buildings begin to fall apart and then you end up with gigantic slums, basically crime, gang activity, buildings falling apart, people getting injured. It is psychotic, but they do it anyway because these people are immune to learning a crackdown on bad landlords. And there it is. And there it is. That's the point.

They create an untenable situation. And what happens? People flee. But this isn't even the worst of it. And, you know, here we go. Supporting homeowners and ending deed theft. I'm not going to get too much into that. But seriously, deed theft is crazy. And there is a problem with low trust society. So I'll give them that one. You know, nobody ever bats a perfect score, right? What do they say? Is it batting 100? I don't know baseball. Here we go. The Department of Community Safety.

This guy, let me see if we can find the tweets. Uh, here's him advocating for a communist mayor. Here's him talking about government owned stores. Here's him saying taxation isn't theft. Capitalism is here's him saying queer. This is literally a sweet queer liberation means defunding the police. And, uh, here's him tweeting. We want to defund the police. So he wants the department of community safety, a crackpot leftist ideology, and, uh,

He's basically running this. This is a deranged proposal where based on cult manipulation, people believe police are more dangerous than actual criminals. I got my issues with cops. I've got my issues with the system and the industrialization of pushing people through the system is bad. But cops are actually a good thing. We just need to figure out how to fix the real problems. This guy doesn't actually have the solution to.

The department will invest in citywide mental health programs and crisis response, including deploying dedicated outreach workers in 100 subway stations. How do you afford all that? How do you afford all that? Here's my favorite one. My favorite one. Well, first, let me just show this again. Here's him tweeting that they want a communist mayor, literally a communist with a sickle and hammer in their profile. But he has this video.

It's 34 seconds long. I'd like you to enjoy it. Let's roll. Grocery prices are out of control. The cost of eggs and milk has skyrocketed. Some stores are even using dynamic pricing, jacking up the cost over the course of a day, depending on what they can get away with. It doesn't need to be this way. I'm Zahran Mandani, and as mayor, I will create a network of city-owned grocery stores. It's like a public option for produce. We will redirect city funds from corporate supermarkets to city-owned grocery stores.

whose mission is lower prices, not price gouging. These stores will operate without a profit motive or having to pay property taxes or rent and will pass on those savings to you. That is a lie from either a man who is too stupid to understand why it's not possible, in which case he's wrong, or someone who knows and is intentionally misleading you for the purpose of selling you snake oil so they can win. Let's roll, baby, and talk about your city-owned grocery stores.

He writes on his website, food prices are out of control. Nearly nine in 10 New Yorkers say the cost of groceries is rising faster than their income. Only the very wealthiest aren't feeling the squeeze of the register. As mayor, Zoran will create a network of city-owned grocery stores focused on keeping prices low, not making a profit.

We'll be right back.

We should redirect public money to a real public option. Before I get into the insanity that is that policy, let me just ask all of you, how many of you would like to buy your groceries from the DMV?

I'll wait. What's that? Not a single person said yes. OK, welcome to public run grocery stores. You remove rent. You remove taxes. You remove underlying costs. And yes, prices for groceries will go down. You then remove you remove profit motive, meaning you don't need to pay the people running the business. And what do you get? Wholesale cost goods. That is incredible.

incredible, isn't it? Except this means every bodega and every private grocery store will be out of business in a month. Then you're going to end up with food deserts because the city will not be able to spend enough of other people's money to replace every single grocery store. The heart of New York City is small business. For those that have ever been there, you know every street corner is

Every street, it's all small business. No big box stores. That's how the city operates. But how will you, as a bodega operator, now, if you're not from New York, you may say, what's a bodega? A corner store. In Chicago, we call these corner stores. They are small little shops on the corner, but bodegas don't have to be on the corner. They're basically little convenience marts. They pop up all over the place. Some of them are owned by companies that have like 15, 20 or more. Now,

If you've got taxes, if you've got rent, if you've got health care costs, if you've got permitting, licensing, and you've got employee costs, guess what? You're operating on thin margins as it is. If you buy a gallon of milk for a buck, you've got to factor in refrigeration costs. You've got to factor in all of those underlying costs the city has imposed upon you through regulation. You then say, we're going to sell the milk at four bucks a gallon. Why? I've got to pay my staff. I've got to pay the city. I've got to pay my taxes. Why?

And your margin is on average between one and three percent low. Now, he's not just talking about getting rid of the profit motive, which would drop the cost of your milk down to like four dollars and thirty cents. OK, he's talking about getting rid of underlying government imposed costs, creating impossible market competition.

If the government says, pay this or we will shut you down, they're shaking you down. And then say, at the same time, we're going to open a store where we don't have to worry about those costs. That's tyranny. That's fascism. That is the government putting the boot on your neck saying, you will shut your business down. The city's not going to be able to operate at scale. We're talking about with all the bodegas in New York City, I mean, and just Manhattan alone is 2 million people.

We're talking about 9 million. You're going to need 100. How many? You know what? Let's just do the hard number right now. I want to get the actual number. How many bodegas in NYC? I bet it's 100,000. Some psychotic number. Let's see. Come on. Give me the answer. 13,000. Okay, I was way off. 13,000 bodegas, not including 7-Elevens. Really? That's interesting. So let's see.

If we are conservative estimates, we'll put it between eight and twelve thousand and total small stores, which includes seven elevens, could be upwards of fifteen thousand. Do you believe this guy is going to be able to open fifteen thousand bodegas? So what's going to happen is there will be cluster shopping at the government stores that he creates a short term benefit, indeed, for a lot of people and then a collapse. And once there's no market competition, you get collapse.

Bread lines. Why? Because the private stores can't operate and there's 15,000. Meaning with 15,000, let's call it 20% margin of error. Many of these people are failing these businesses because they're not getting the business they need. Many of them are succeeding. So around, let's just say 12,000 of them are required to provide goods and services, largely goods, to the local community. That is milk, bread, and eggs. You start installing citywide. Maybe you do a couple hundred people.

People will first start going to the cheaper options when they can. This is going to pull money away from the private enterprise, which after losing even a small percentage of sales, start going out of business. Lines will start forming outside of the cheaper locations, which again, in the immediate people are like, hey, that's not bad, right? That people are getting cheaper groceries until the lines become two hour waits. And now you're like, well, all of my local bodegas closed down because it only takes stripping away 5% of those sales to increase

insane government competition before the bodegas start shutting down. Long story short, I wish I had more time on this. This dude is nuts. Fast, fare-free buses. How do you pay to maintain the buses and the bus drivers while having it all operate for free? Taxes, baby. Because these people aren't smart. Taxing the corporations and the 1%.

Indeed. What are we seeing now? Well, a 2% flat tax on people who make more than a million dollars. So they'll leave New York City and just live somewhere else. I got to tell you, my friends, if you make more than a million dollars a year, it ain't that difficult, depending on where you are, to get to New York City if you need to go there for anything. So you can choose to live in PA. And depending on how wealthy you are, hop in a helicopter for a couple grand. And I'll tell you, it's cheaper.

So let's say you live in PA 100% of the time and you do business in New York and you're worth $10 million. And you got it. Let's say your income is like 10 million. You're a wealthy American. You'll just say, well, I live there.

I'll leave. And if I need to do business, I'll just hop a helicopter and land on the river on top of a building. Or you could take a PJ to Teterboro. That's what most people do. And then it's an hour drive into the city. You're there for a simple meeting. You don't got to be there all the time. And then you're not paying 2% of your revenue to the city. So what happens?

You can't tax the rich. They can leave, which means they're there. The Laffer curve explains this. You increase taxes. Your tax revenue goes down. They're not going to be able to afford all the things a guy wants to do. But wait, it gets better. Billionaire CEO warns he'll close grocery stores if Democratic socialist candidate wins the NYC mayor race.

John Katsimatidis, the CEO of Gristiti's, found fault with Vandani's plan, saying businesses could not compete in the market if there are city-run supermarkets. Saying, if the city of New York is going socialist, I will definitely close or sell or move or franchise the Gristiti's locations. Katsimatidis told Fox Business he will also contemplate moving his corporate offices to Jersey.

He said that he won't make his decision after the primary election. Now, still possible this guy loses. But there is another big question related to this guy, and that is that he's foreign born.

An immigrant Muslim, which has led to another conversation of great controversy. And that is whether or not foreign born individuals should be allowed to hold office and whether or not Democrats have intentionally created a circumstance by which foreign allegiance or anti-American sentiment is so prevalent that they begin winning elections in major jurisdictions and gutting this country from what its ideals and values were. Now, the Tribune issued a warning.

They tell New York Chicago Tribune, avoid the mistake of electing a socialist mayoral candidate. Well, you know what the problem is in a city with millions living there? Only about what, like a million people actually voted a 20 percent. Where's the actual hard number from The New York Times? Here we go.

So 93 percent came in nine hundred ninety three thousand. So we're talking around 10 percent of the city actually voted. To be fair, it's the Democrat primary, not the general election. And Eric Adams is confident he's going to get seven hundred thousand and he's going to win.

Some speculate that Zoran, as insane and ignorant as he is, that we are going to see a coalition from moderate Democrats, conservatives and independents to vote for a candidate like Eric Adams so that Zoran Mamdani can't win.

I will additionally add his plans are all still pipe dreams. The idea that you're going to be able to create a city network, you're going to need city council actually vote for that. You're going to need the taxes and the budget. He's likely going to get in and find it doesn't work. But the real issue that I see is someone as stupid as this, who either, I got to pause, stupid or evil, maybe both, is either not going to benefit you, has no intention to, or is

Doesn't understand that this makes literally no sense. Ultimately, we ask ourselves, what can this guy really do? Well, I don't know. It's yet to be seen. He wants to raise the minimum wage to $30 by 2030. Yeah, that's insane. It's just the city is going to burn down.

You can't pay people more than the labor they produce. And technology is reducing the cost of labor. This means over time there is an inverse correlation. The more technology we get, the less value in manual labor. We'll get a kiosk. We'll get robots to do it. And so if you say it's 30 bucks to hire a person, but it costs me 17 cents to run a robot, guess what I'm doing?

Now, the initial investments for robots may be a little bit more expensive, but over the year, you're going to save way more money. Corporations are going to do this. Cabs will be automated. People will be left destitute. And this guy is a snake oil salesman, like Eric Adams said. Now, my friends, we have a lot to talk about. We got a lot to talk about. We're going to talk about

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