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She's gonna have

to nominate

President Trump

for a Nobel Peace

Prize, which is

pretty

interesting.

Bill Maher slams

Zombielike that

Trump is Putin's

ally after

Alaska summit.

I also like what

Bill Maher,

there's a couple

things with

Bill Maher.

Bill Maher got

emotional in one

of the clips

about Trump,

another one he

talks about how

he could never

get Democratic

leaders to get on

his show.

Never.

He could never

get him to get on

his show.

Even with Obama,

he had to get

like a letter or

commission

approved for him

to get him

after

eight years.

But there's a

reason for it and

we'll talk

about that.

I got some

thoughts on that.

On what happened

there, Vladimir

Putin takes swipe

at Biden, says no

war if Trump was

president.

Now, you know, to

me internally,

that's one of the

things that Trump

said you

better say

publicly or else.

I think I was one

of the

negotiations that

he had with him

and he

asked for it.

CNN's Harry

Ensign says

Americans vastly

prefer Trump's

handling of crime

over Biden.

Nearly 200

arrested as

federal agents

take over

DC police.

I'm going to show

you a clip that

Vinnie just

showed us of what

they're

doing in DC.

It's disgusting.

It's disgusting.

You just have to

be before you

react and cut

this clip.

Watch it first

before you react.

It's

painful to watch.

I never thought

I'd get to that

point that say

like I can't

believe that hold

your emotions

today.

No angry patriots

going to be

reasonable

patriots today.

All right.

Newsome leads.

No, she

broke my leg.

Newsome leads

California

redistricting

plans revealed in

leaked map.

He says if you're

going to take

away five seats

in Texas, we're

going to take

away five

seats from you.

Schwarzenegger

opposes Newsome's

push to scrap

redistrict

commission.

Blue states plan

new tax hikes on

wealthy residents

in response to

Trump's

federal tax

legislation.

Israel's cyber

director

directorate

employee arrested

in the U.S.

suspicion of

pedophilia.

DHS Secretary

Noam temporarily

relocates

residents over

vicious doxxing.

Kristi Noam is

living free of

charge in Coast

Guard

Commandments'

home.

Tom's got some

thoughts on that

one right there.

Nobody's buying homes.

Nobody's

switching jobs.

And America's

mobility is

stalling.

Dream of U.S.

homeownership

slips further

from view as

average mortgage

costs leap for

past median

incomes.

That's the New

York Post.

The other one was

Wall Street

Journal.

And I don't know

if you guys saw

Beyonce's ad with

Levi's trying to

outdo Sydney

Sweeney.

I still haven't

seen it.

Have you seen it?

Rob, you have it

though, right?

Let's have that.

I think you guys

got to see

it, folks.

There's a couple

of clips you guys

got to see.

Now, you tell me

who did

it better.

My sons were

watching the

commercial, and

every time they

had to close

their eyes at

one scene because

they were getting

uncomfortable on

how hard they

tried to beat

Sydney Sweeney.

Maybe they did,

maybe

they didn't.

Who knows?

Marco Rubio

accuses CBS

reporter of

pushing stupid

media narrative

in theory

clash over

Zelensky.

Trump shares

First Lady

Melania's letter

to Putin as he

rages over

coverage

of Alaska

Summit.

Black Rock Larry

Fink appointed as

WEF, World

Economic Forum

Interim co-chair,

which makes

sense.

Larry Fink to

have that job.

Peace first, not

ceasefire.

Litkov explains

why Trump changes

his position on

Ukraine.

And then we got

Comey, Director

Comey,

ex-Director

Comey, try to

make this video

to seem cool

about

Taylor Swift.

Extremely,

extremely

awkward,

according with

the fellas here

had to say.

Before we get

into it, tomorrow

night, Rob, if

you can go to it.

There's a lot of

things that's

going on right

now in the

marketplace.

Tomorrow night,

the 19th, Tuesday

night, the 19th

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We do this every

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Rob, the link for

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Go to

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webinar.

Again,

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Having said that,

let's get right

into it.

All right.

So, the meeting

that took place

in Alaska, Trump,

Putin come

together for the

first time.

They both

have to travel.

When Putin lands,

Trump, the walk

up, Rob if you

can do me a favor

and pull

up the clip

of Trump walks

out first, stands

waiting for Putin

to come, show an

authority.

He's up there,

and then when

Putin walks up,

all the body

language expert

YouTubers lose

their mind,

because this is

what you

want to see.

The first

handshake between

the two when

Putin walks up to

shake the

president's hand,

and as he's doing

that, and they're

walking up, Rob,

I don't know if

you can

find it or

not, Rob, just go

to X if you have

an hard time

finding it.

It's the most

popular clip out

of all of them.

One of the most

gangster.

Trump, Putin,

handshake.

They walk up, not

this one.

With the B-52

bombers that

you're

talking about.

Watch this one.

He's chilling.

He's waiting.

All right, here we come.

Here we go.

Let's go.

Five, four,

three, two, one.

Look how much

smaller he is.

He's like, hi.

Hello.

How are

you doing?

Very cool, mate.

I made a

good trip.

We had fun.

Very good.

Yeah.

You beat Hillary.

All right.

Remember you beat

Hillary?

They said, "Ruch

collusion."

We don't need it.

All right.

Let's do

it, boys.

Wait for this.

So that's that.

Now while they're

walking, what

does Trump

decide to do?

Talk about

timing,

by the way.

This is not easy

to time this.

Oh my God.

Watch what they do.

Go ahead, Ryan.

Three, two, one.

Cue the bombers.

Oh my.

Oh, so fun.

He clapped.

It's called

"Peace Through

Strength,"

Vladimir.

Can we

acknowledge how

gangster you're

meeting with the

world's largest

nuclear power and

he claps and then

he leans in and

goes,

"You're good."

How

gangster is that?

Did you see the

voiceovers all

weekend?

It's like, "Vlad,

I'm just messing

with you."

Yeah, he is.

So why do you

think he

did that?

Okay.

And I love that

you said the CNN

automatically had

body language

experts.

I don't care what

your profession

is with body

language.

I don't care if

you despise

Trump, the timing

and how gangster

is it that you

see Putin

and the

timing of the...

You know what

that means?

The bombers are

like, "Okay,

guys, right now."

And the moment

that he's about

to hit that

stage, a B-52

bomber which can

carry nuclear

arsenal with four

fighter jets,

Pat, that goes to

Sean like,

"Hey, listen.

At the end of the

day, I'm still

the elf.

I'm the boss."

Period.

Do you think

that's the

reason why?

Any other take

down what

Vinny said?

Any different thing?

No, no, no.

I don't disagree

with it, but

Trump understands

the moment and he

understands

trolling and

trolling can be

done in so many

different ways.

Yeah.

Okay.

So that's

that part.

Now, as they're

going about it,

they're having

their

conversations,

everything

that's going

on,

different talks.

Rob, do you have

any other clips

that you want to

show with this

one here?

There was one.

Let me grab it.

Tom.

I believe this is

the one that was

in your notes.

Which one is this

one, Rob?

This is the

handshake and

then a breakdown

of the

right here.

Yeah, I

like this one.

Watch this

breakdown of this

one TikToker.

I like the way he

broke it down.

Watch this.

The moves by

Trump during his

meeting with

Putin in Alaska

were pure

negotiating

genius.

Air Force One

lands, Trump

steps out, walks

straight

to his spot.

Putin's plane

lands after,

Trump's already

there, standing

firm, adjusts his

jacket, little

wave, a clap or

two, but he's not

moving an inch.

He's making Putin

come to him.

That's

not random.

That's strategy.

That's you want

to talk, you

walk to me.

Same move he

pulled on the

Chinese

leader before.

It's a silent

message.

I'm in

charge here.

And when Putin

finally reaches

him, Trump goes

for the handshake

and pulls him in.

The handshake

mind games are

next level,

psychotic in the

most

calculated way.

He exudes power.

That's a real

president.

Then the ultimate

move, B2 stealth

bombers cutting

through the sky.

This isn't just a

military show.

It's a statement.

Fly the most

advanced bomber

in the world over

your rival's head

during a

handshake.

Putin even

glances up at it.

Trump doesn't

because he

already knows

it's there.

Oh my god.

That's confidence.

That's control.

That's ideal.

Live and

unfiltered.

Whether you love

him or hate him,

this was pure

showmanship from

a master

negotiator.

And in that

moment, everyone

watching knew

exactly who was

in charge.

Jake just

messaged me too.

He leans in and

actually says,

that's for you.

I guess a gift.

That's so funny.

So Tom, what got

accomplished with

this meeting?

So what got

accomplished at

this meeting is

the two largest

superpowers came

together

on US soil.

Not at the Hague,

not overseas, not

in Minsk where

the Germans got

together a

couple years

ago with him.

Not any of that.

On our soil, it

says the alpha

got

together with him.

And there's a lot

of things that

Putin wants.

This wasn't just

about Ukraine.

There were some

other things that

were, Wyckoff was

talking about,

that were

discussed.

And I think what

got accomplished

is that the world

knows the path to

peace in Ukraine

goes through

Donald Trump.

And whether it's

on his desk with

the documents or

it's the aid that

he's pushing

back, that's

what got

accomplished.

Everybody in the

world, including

other world

leaders knows

all, remember

Europe

was trying,

remember when

they had the

Zelensky incident

in the

Oval Office?

Pat, do you

remember what

happened

the next week?

Zelensky went on

tour of Europe

and they all

hugged him one at

a time and

offered him aid.

But turns out the

UK aid turned out

to be debt

against the

Ukrainian

citizens.

Remember all that?

Well, this is

Trump, what it

got accomplished

is Trump has

reset the

narrative of

negotiations

on the

Russia-Ukraine

peace treaty.

And it needs to

be a peace

treaty, not a

ceasefire.

Rob, can you do

me a favor?

The one thing, if

I'm Trump, one of

the biggest

outcomes, I

believe for him,

top five, it

could have been

top three on this

list, my opinion,

is for Putin to

say the war would

have never

happened if Trump

was president.

You have to know

that was on top

of Trump's list

of a thing that

he wanted

Putin to say,

because it was a

statement for

Putin to validate

what Trump kept

saying during the

election

and the debate.

If I was the

president, the

war would have

never happened.

Everybody said,

who the hell you

think you are and

all this

other stuff?

And guess what?

The guy who

started the war

just said, here's

what he

had to say.

Go ahead, Rob.

I'd like to

remind you that

in 2022, during

the last contact

with a previous

administration,

I tried to

convince my

previous American

colleague that

the situation

should not

be brought

to the point of

no return when it

would come to

hostilities.

And I said it

quite directly

back then that

it's a big

mistake.

Today when

President Trump

is saying that if

he was the

president back

then, there will

be no war.

And I'm quite

sure that it

would

indeed be so.

I can

confirm that.

I think that

overall me and

President Trump

have built a very

good business

like and

trustworthy

contact.

And I have every

reason to believe

that moving down

this path, we can

come and

assume it

better to the end

of the conflict

in Ukraine.

OK, so for Putin

to say if the

president, if

Trump was the

president, war

wouldn't have

happened.

That's like a

slap in the face

for the

Democratic Party.

It's not

just Biden.

It's the entire

Democratic Party.

And so as we're

going through

this, and Adam,

I'm going to come

to you next.

When you see

something like

this happening,

OK, Putin says

what he says, OK,

they meet.

Trump does the

showmanship.

Conversations are

being had.

There's a lot of

messages that

nothing happened.

This was a waste

of time.

You know, a lot

of liberal media

are saying all

this stuff.

There was even a

moment when Rubio

goes on

Kristen Walker.

I don't know

which one.

But there's a lot

of stuff that

says, where are

you at with this?

What do you think

was accomplished

with this

meeting?

So you know, you

guys were talking

about you went to

see a movie this

weekend.

I never see

movies, but this

is very

reminiscent of a

mafia movie and

it's

almost like the

Godfather got Don

Trump out here.

He's the mafia

boss of America.

You got Putin.

He's the mafia

boss of Russia.

And then you have

Zelensky.

He's just sort of

sort of low level

street boss

that's caught up

in the

middle of this

almost like a

pond and he's

begging for

protection.

You got the EU

and NATO, they're

their own sort of

bosses on their

end and they're

basically

not wanting to

send their

sons to war.

So they're

sending money and

they're sending

military

equipment.

They're selling

weapons.

And at the end of

the day, this is

a turf war.

Trump understands

what he's

looking for.

Trump wants to

get a deal done.

Why does Trump

want to get a

deal done?

You could care

less what's going

on in

Ukraine and Russia.

Trump wants to

pivot to China.

China is the big,

big, big boss.

I know you

mentioned the two

global

superpowers that

I assume you

meant by nuclear

or weaponry

superpowers, but

China is where

basically US

wants to pivot.

The sooner that

we can get this

deal done in

Russia, the

sooner we can

figure this out,

the sooner we can

pivot to the big

issue of our

time,

which is China.

So we'll see how

long this takes.

I said on the

last show,

there's a 99%

chance nothing

comes from this.

I think Zelensky

is going to come

to the office.

What today's week

in a suit.

Is it today?

Today they're

driving.

So he's bringing

his whole crew

there, you know,

UK, France,

Germany is even

bringing

the one NATO

leader who called

Trump daddy.

So Don Trumpino,

the end all be

all mafia boss is

calling all the

cards here

and we'll

see what happens.

I don't know what you say about

China, but let me

check you a

little bit.

99% chance that

nothing happens

from that meeting

before they ever

walked in.

It reset the

global order of

who's the alpha

and the

framework.

And then the

speech at the

podium validates

a fabrication and

a false, not a

fabrication,

but a falsehood

that the US

mainstream media

was repeating

almost like a

synchronized

chorus

where you're,

before we even

get to the

negotiating table

and before

Zelensky ever

steps foot into

Washington where

you have all the

folks of Europe,

99% chance

nothing

happened of it.

I see a lot is

already.

So what do you

mean by that?

So what you're

talking about is

rhetoric and

marketing and

bravado.

Is the war still

going on in

Ukraine at

the moment?

Yeah, exactly.

So meaning

nothing has

changed.

The whole goal of

this meeting is

to create a

ceasefire.

There's been no

ceasefire.

What are they

going to sign it

as you walk off

the plane?

No, no progress

has been made.

That's not

what I said.

I said progress

in

regards to war.

The whole goal.

Progress in

regards.

Okay.

So, so by the

way, just this

morning, Russia

attacked a

Ukraine in an

apartment.

If I'm not

mistaken and a

few people were

killed, right?

Can you look this

up to

verify that?

Because I saw

that in the news

early this

morning with this

going up.

What do

you think?

And what are

you saying?

Well, yeah,

that's the one

Russia drone

strike in Ukraine

just this

morning.

Uh, uh, uh, uh,

uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh,

uh, it's just

like right.

They did the

same thing.

They did it

right before.

The show launched

140 drones into

Ukraine

overnight.

Right.

They did it after

the meeting

with Trump.

Zelensky, thanks

for the meeting.

Thanks for

publicity.

Zelensky did the

same thing, guys,

because at the

end of the day,

you're right.

It's war, but

this is going to

come down to

Zelensky and the

people in

his ear going,

because guys,

it's all about

the money.

You say follow

the money.

It's all the

defense

contractors.

It's all he's

going to be

begging for money

and he I don't

care if he's

wearing a suit.

If he has that

attitude, it's

not gonna work.

But what pisses

me off, Pat, is

the left.

Everybody on the

left is just,

it's almost as if

they hope it all

goes down.

Bryan

Krasenstein, that

really big,

tough, muscular

Krasenstein,

who had his shirt

off in the beach

this weekend,

he went online

and said

this, Pat,

he said they

should have

snipers in

Anchorage,

Alaska, ready to

take him down as

soon as he

shrugged.

And look, what'd

he write at

the bottom?

Correction, we

should poison him

instead.

What type of ad,

okay, I get it,

he's doing it for

the clicks,

but what

type of ad?

First of all, I

don't know, isn't

that a--

That's illegal,

did you know?

Isn't that

illegal, that's a

death threat.

Guess what,

under US law,

it's illegal to

publicly call

for the

assassination of

a foreign leader,

the Secret

Service and FBI

treat those kinds

of statements

seriously because

it could create

diplomatic

problems.

And I get you

wanna be clicks,

you wanna

be that guy,

but Pat, if you

think about it,

with that

attitude, and

this is the left,

he, God forbid,

they shoot and

they hit Putin.

What happens,

what happens if

Putin gets shot

and killed?

It's over, it's

World War III, so

I'm getting sick,

I hate, this is

the attitude of

the left,

they can't even

admit that

we're trying.

This is, let's

move on

from this one.

Brian, if you're

watching this,

I'm gonna be very

fair with you.

You can hate

Trump and say all

that stuff.

This is

irresponsible to

make a comment

like this.

But, so let me go

to a couple

other things.

Marco Rubio, to

me, has

become the MVP

on this entire

exchange with

Alaska, Russia,

all of that.

I am so impressed

with Marco Rubio.

I can't even

describe

it to you.

The way he

handles media,

when I watch

between

him and JD,

they have

different styles

on their games,

but just watch

this exchange on

how he

handles it.

This is, it's not

even, I don't

even wanna say,

it's a clinic,

you can tell he's

so vested.

Marco many years

ago, 15 years ago

when he was

running,

12 years ago when

he was running,

they would say

he's not the

hardest working

senator.

That was the

reputation

he had.

He's not the

hardest

working guy.

He's not the

hardest

working guy.

That's the

reputation

he had.

Super talented,

super capable,

but he'll never

be president

because he's not

the most

hardworking guy.

He just relies on

his talent.

Whatever has

happened,

and whether it

was the 2016,

2020 debate,

a 2016 debate

that completely

changed his

approach,

this is a

new man.

I'm telling you

right now,

some's happened

that public fight

against Trump

got him to

improve himself.

Watch the way he

handles

himself here.

Go ahead, Rob.

You know there is

concern from the

Europeans

that President

Zelensky is going

to be bullied

into signing

something away.

That's why you

have these

European leaders

coming as backup

tomorrow.

Can you--

No, it isn't.

That's not why

they're

coming as backup.

That's not true.

No, but that's

not, why, that's

not true.

They're not

coming here

tomorrow

to keep Zelensky

from being

bullied.

They're not

coming-- That

February

Oval Office

being in front of

television

cameras

where President

Zelensky was dressed down--

Do you not have

any meetings we

had since then?

Oh no, I know,

and I was just up

in Alaska

watching the one

with

Vladimir Putin

where a red

carpet rolled out for the rest of the leader.

No, but it was

Zelensky.

We've had more

meetings.

We've had one

meeting

with Putin

and like a dozen

meetings with

Zelensky.

But that's

not true.

They're not

coming here

tomorrow

to keep Zelensky

from being

bullied.

They're coming

here tomorrow

because we've

been working with

the Europeans.

We talked to them

last week.

There were

meetings in the

UK over the

previous weekend.

And they said

President Trump

was going to

demand a

ceasefire.

As early as

Thursday.

But you said that

they're coming

here tomorrow

to keep Zelensky

from being

bullied.

They're not

coming here

tomorrow.

This is such a

stupid media

narrative.

They're coming

here tomorrow

because Trump is

gonna bully

Zelensky into a

bad deal.

We've been

working with

these

people for weeks,

for weeks on

this stuff.

They're coming

here tomorrow

because they

chose to come

here tomorrow.

We invited them

to come.

We invited them

to come.

The president

invited

them to come.

But the president

told those

European leaders

last week

that he wanted a

ceasefire.

The president

went on

television,

said he would

walk out of

the meeting

if Vladimir Putin

didn't

agree with on.

He said there

would be severe

consequences

if he didn't

agree to one.

He said he'd walk

out in two

minutes.

He spent three

hours talking to

Vladimir Putin

and he did not

get one.

So there's some

expenses.

Because obviously things happened

during that

meeting.

Well, because

obviously

things, look,

our goal here is

not to stage some

production for

the world.

It's, oh, how

dramatic he

walked out.

Our goal here is

to have a peace

agreement,

to end this

war, okay?

And obviously we

felt, and I

agree, that there

was enough.

By the way,

he, to me,

remember how with

the tariffs, the

MVP became

best sent.

Yes.

Right?

With each issue

to me,

there's an MVP.

Rubio's the MVP.

Like when I

always say Tom's

the MVP,

about selling the

company.

When we sold the

company, Tom was

the MVP.

How many times

have you heard me

say that?

Hundreds of

times. Hundreds

of times.

Rubio's the MVP

in this case.

I'm so impressed

by Rubio.

For Russia,

Ukraine, everything's the G.

I am just so

impressed

with Rubio.

I can't even

describe to you.

In this specific

project, I'm so

impressed

with Rubio

on the way he's

handling himself.

Because there was

a meeting

this morning

with Mario

Bartiromo

yesterday.

He did an

interview with

Mario yesterday.

And another one,

yeah, so in the

interview

with Mario,

I was like, no,

that's not true.

Look, the reality

of it is, what if

nothing happens?

What if this,

what if that,

she's asking,

and says, what if

nothing happens?

We're gonna have

to go back to

sanctions,

and we're gonna

have to go back

to what we

had before,

which means there

is

nothing going on

for another 15

months, 18

months, a year.

That's not what

Putin wants.

If Putin wants to

go there, and

there is no deal,

we have to go

back to that.

And then he says,

don't forget,

this isn't about

us in Russia,

this isn't about

us in Ukraine.

We don't have a

war, they

have a war.

We're simply

trying to bring

broker a peace

deal here.

We didn't start

this war, this is

between them.

All we're trying

to do is

find a way

to get this thing

knocked out of

the way.

So then the

question

becomes NATO.

Does NATO want

this war

to be done?

So let's kind of

go through

the process

on why NATO, EU,

why are these

leaders, all

these folks,

Rob, can you pull

up who will be

joining Zelensky

in the meeting

with Trump?

So if you look at

the list of

people that are

joining,

why are

they coming?

Is it because

Zelensky was out

of control

last time?

Is it because

Zelensky was

bullied

last time?

Is it because

Zelensky didn't

know how to

negotiate

and diplomacy, he

lacks diplomacy?

Because obviously

Zelensky is

probably

the worst

in diplomacy

between

the three.

If you think

about Zelensky,

Trump, and Putin,

Putin's willing

to sit down,

Putin's willing

to talk.

Biden was

horrible with

diplomacy.

Zelensky,

horrible with

diplomacy.

Maybe Starmer is

coming in because

he has diplomacy,

which he does, he

understands

the idea

of what's going

on there.

So do we have the

list of people?

Yeah, Rob, I sent

you a picture of

who's coming.

French Macron

will be there,

Ursula, president

of European

Commission will

be there,

German Chancellor

will be there,

Italian, Georgia,

Maloney

will be there.

By the way, just

so you know,

most of these

guys have a

decent

relationship

with Trump.

So what, they're

trying to

protect him?

Is that what

they're

trying to do?

Or are they

worried that

Zelensky's gonna

ruin it again

and

there's more war?

Because the

promise that

Trump's trying to

give Putin,

broken it through

EU, from what I

looked at

with what people

are saying,

is he's trying to

make sure

Trump knows.

Ukraine is not

gonna join NATO.

But if you cross

the line again,

I'm gonna be

participating in

Article Five.

We may be

involved in an

Article Five

because you're

crossing

the line.

You can't attack

Ukraine.

So I think some

of the ways

they're

trying to,

they're trying to

give Russia what

he wants,

which means

Ukraine can

join NATO.

But then at the

same time,

they're also

trying to

protect Ukraine

that if you do

attack them,

this also is a

form of a,

what is the one

that's on

the NATO

that if you cross

the line,

it is as if

you're

attacking EU.

Article Five.

NATO, Article Five.

I thought that's Article Five.

You attack one,

you attack all,

we are obligated

to help.

So then they ask

him and they say,

well, what about

the minerals?

You know, you

need so many

minerals

from them.

What about that?

And he's like,

what about the

minerals?

You think we

can't get them

from other place?

He says, yeah, of

course we like

the minerals from

Zelensky.

Of course we like

minerals

from Russia,

but we have other

options as well.

I just really

like the way

Rubio's handling

himself.

But to meet with

the meeting that

they're having,

that's gonna be

happening today.

One, if Zelensky

wears a suit,

who wins there?

Who gets the win

if he

wears a suit?

No, Trump gets

the win.

Okay, Trump gets

the win.

If NATO forces

whoever got

Zelensky to

wear a suit,

that's because of

that Trump's ask.

So I

guarantee on a call,

Trump and his

people talk to

all these seven

other people

and they said, I

swear to God,

if he shows up to

the White House

without a suit,

there's no deal.

Okay, so

that's one.

So guess what?

They all are

gonna force this

guy to

wear a suit.

Will he,

will he not?

We'll see if he

doesn't.

Guess what?

You lack

diplomacy.

To say this is

the standard of

our house.

You come in here

a damn suit.

I don't give a

shit what you

wanna wear in

your house.

In our house, you

wear a suit.

All right, great.

So then he has to

step up his game.

But

regardless of it all,

the progress that

they're making,

if this leads to

them stopping,

they're asking

for the request

that he

has is what?

They're asking

for, Russia's

asking for the two locations.

Let me go

to it, Rob.

If you have it,

we're trying to

pronounce

these words.

Putin's demanding

Ukraine's seat,

Donetsk and

Luhansk in

exchange for

freezing rest

of frontline.

Zelensky is

saying the

Constitution

doesn't allow him

to do that.

Okay, and then

they're going

back and forth in

that area.

But that's

something

that Putin,

a million people

have died.

I think we played

this clip last

week, Rob,

if I'm not

mistaken or we

haven't played

this clip.

I don't believe

we have.

I think this came

out yesterday.

Okay, go for it.

Watch this.

Russia, you said that you're not gonna play this clip.

Russia is still

unsuccessful in

Donetsk region.

Putin has been

unable to take it

for 12 years.

And the

Constitution of

Ukraine makes it

impossible,

impossible to

give up territory

or trade land.

Since the

territorial issue

is so important,

it should be

discussed only by

the leaders

of Ukraine

and Russia at the

trilateral

Ukraine, United

States, Russia.

So far, Russia

gives no sign

that trilateral

will happen.

And if Russia

refuses, then new

sanctions

must follow.

Okay, so he's

imposing what

he's claiming is

gonna happen,

what

can't be done.

So ahead of

negotiation, Tom,

they're saying

what they're not

willing

to give up.

Typically when

there's a big

negotiation,

here's how

it works.

Say you're trying

to sell your,

the two of you

are trying to

sell us a

company.

We are trying to

buy your company.

You need us

because you guys

are in

shit right now

because you guys

lost four of your

big accounts.

You have great

technology, great

contacts,

great product

over the years,

but you've messed

up with four

contacts,

four client of

yours, and you're

coming to us,

you wanna sell.

Okay, there is 10

things on the

deal sheet,

there's 20 items.

Of the 20 items,

two of them

are things

that are most

important to you.

You don't want me

to know

those two,

but maybe you

have to.

There's four

items that are

important to us.

We don't want you

to know what the

four items are,

but maybe your

job is to read

what our two are,

what our

four are.

Our job is to

identify what

your two are.

Zelensky's

telling them

prior to the

negotiation

that what?

I'm not giving

these two

properties.

Putin's telling

you that's

what I want.

Okay, Putin's,

Trump's

telling you,

you better tell

the world what I

made this war

would have never

happened.

Everybody's

making their asks

of what's

going on.

So if Zelensky's

saying that in

advance,

this war is gonna

continue

for a while.

And if it does, I

did a number

yesterday,

Rabbi, can you

pull up how many

people have died

already?

My dad asked me a

question,

he said,

how many people

have died?

Couple hundred

thousand, I said

no, it's a

million.

Over a million

people have died.

On both sides

collectively.

If you go on

chat, GPT, how

many

people have died

under the

Ukraine-Russia

war?

It's already over

a million.

I've seen

different

numbers.

That's a

lot, man.

A million human beings gone.

That's a lot.

That's insane.

We're driving

Uber, we

talk to people

that are

Ukrainian

or Russia,

hey, family back

there, yes, I

lost my disc.

I lost my disc.

I lost my disc.

Right there, a

CSI, a CSIS

report projects

roughly 950,000,

okay, 250,000

deaths

that you have

on the Russia

forces, go Lord.

Does it

show total?

There's a number

that shows over a

million total.

I'm gonna take,

okay,

right there.

Go up a little

bit, Rob, go up

right there.

Russian military,

250, part of over

one million total

military

casualties.

Ukraine and

military, over

100,000.

So 350

civilians, 13,833.

You got anywhere

between a

half a million

to a million

people that have

died because of

this war.

That we

know about.

That we

know about.

Yeah, exactly.

Yeah.

Well, something

that nobody ever

brings up

is that this is

literally a civil

war, it seems.

Because these are

the same people.

You ever met a

Ukrainian person?

It's like, no,

I'm Russian.

Well, I'm

Russian, yeah,

I'm Ukrainian.

What do you

language?

It's the

same thing.

I mean, they're

exactly the same.

And the biggest

part of what's

going on with the

military

and the

concessions here is

everyone's like,

just give up the

land, bro.

Just give up the

land, do

the deal.

Do you know what

percentage

of Ukraine

they're asking

them to give up

if they

do a deal?

Do you know what

percent?

How much?

20% of the

country.

That'd be like,

hey America,

let's figure out

this deal.

You know, all

right, give up

Florida, Georgia,

and everywhere up

to Virginia,

North Carolina.

You can have 80%

of the country.

Ukraine's like,

nyeth, I don't

want to give,

why would you do

something

like this?

It's not like,

oh, the Donbass,

we don't know

anything about

this, guys.

Let's be

real here.

We're good

Donbass, Molats,

we don't know

this region.

We don't know

what's going on.

Putin wants a

buffer

between NATO.

That's

very clear.

Zelensky's caught

in the

middle, pawn.

He's just

basically not

conceding land.

You know, if you

trust Ukrainian

polls whatsoever,

the vast majority

of Ukrainians

do not want to

give up the

land, okay?

So it's not like

there's

Ukrainians

being like,

come on,

Zelensky, give up

land, let's

have peace.

They're like, no,

no, no,

no, no, no.

We're not giving

up 20% of our

country.

And then why is

the EU involved?

Check this out.

It's called

sovereignty and

recognition.

The European

knows it's the

biggest war

that's been in

fault in Europe

since

World War II.

They have a very,

very simple rule.

We're not

recognizing when

a attack

takes place

and a country

invades another

country.

We're not giving

them precedent

and they can just

change borders.

The one lady, the

blonde lady,

I think she's

president

of the EU.

Yeah, there she

goes, Ursula,

president

of the--

The blonde

lady. Yeah.

She says, Ukraine

is still

porcupine

undigestible to

invaders.

I don't even know

if she has a

Ukrainian accent.

I just threw that

thing in there.

Is she German?

However,

EU is coming

there and

basically saying,

if you do this,

if you

give up land,

it sets a

precedent that

anytime someone

attacks,

that you can just

redo borders.

And correct me if

I'm wrong,

when Europeans

just

start, you know,

drawing

lines on a map,

that usually ends

up pretty ugly,

i.e. Middle East,

i.e. India,

Pakistan,

it gets very ugly

when you just

start redrawing

borders.

I don't remember

when the Europeans--

So that's what

their affect--

Drew up India,

Pakistan,

but go on.

Who owned India

and Pakistan

before that?

Wasn't it the

British?

There's a couple

things

going on here.

Wasn't it the

British?

The British

trading company,

like back--

Didn't-- Bizaria

earlier?

Didn't Britain

colonize India?

Yeah, it's, we're

not talking,

you're bringing

things up,

you're trying to

connect them to

Ukraine here.

And-- It's a

metaphor.

You're talking

about, it's a

metaphor.

Now let me point

out a

couple things.

Are you trying to

say that India

did not carve up

No, I'm not doing

that. India and

Pakistan?

Come on,

don't be petty.

You're retrading

and now you're being victim.

Well, wait a minute, you're

saying what?

This is what, the

borders between

India and

Pakistan

were drawn in

1947 at the time

of the partition

of British India,

key figures,

the name of

borders

were drawn.

Yeah, the

partition of the

British India.

Right, I got it,

Tom, let's stay

on topic here.

So going back--

Thanks for

that, Tom.

You wanted to say

something about

that Ukraine

won't

give up land

that Russia

doesn't already

occupy,

Zelensky says.

What are your

thoughts on that?

So basically,

Russia occupies

certain things

because war comes

and the

fronts move,

the front

lines move.

And even that's

what Putin was

just saying,

I will freeze the

front line.

When you hear

that phrase,

that's like the

line of the war.

And so, and

what's

complicating

this,

I think that

nobody's talking

about it,

is in 2022 Boris

Johnson screwed

up the

whole thing,

telling Zelensky

to back off any

sort of

instant peace.

That is the point

where Trump would

have been

in there,

get that drunk

blonde guy out of

here, I will

handle this.

That's what would

have happened.

So at that time,

Ukraine

signed a decree.

They signed a

decree of

their own

that said they

will not

negotiate

with Russia.

And the problem

that I see

right here

is that with that

decree in place,

this is why Trump

is navigating it

this way.

As recently as

March of

this year,

Dmitry Peskov

said, hey, we

can't negotiate

him with him

with that decree

in place

because Zelensky

was using

that decree.

I happen to think

that the

Europeans are in

there as well

because Ukraine

is the

breadbasket

of Europe.

And with Ukraine

economically

impacted,

this actually

benefits Germany,

Austria,

and France,

big farmers of

Europe because

they're able to

grow grain

and they're able

to increase it.

So I think

there's a lot

heading below the

surface here

that goes back to

that 2022 decree

about them

not being,

as we said, the

Constitution

won't let

me do it.

Oh, please, we

amend

constitutions all

the time.

And so when he

says, we're not

giving anything

to Russia,

they don't

already occupy,

he's talking

about the front

line and Russia

wants to say,

but if you move

over a little bit

this way,

we have to

remember the USSR

got carved up.

That's where this

is here,

that's recent.

Yeah, but this is

the question I

got for you, Tom.

What is the

likelihood that

the

leaders from EU

are coming in

because they

don't want

to happen

because their

worry is,

well, he's gonna

go after

Poland next

and he's going

after this next

and he's gonna go

after that next.

Do you think the

EU leaders want

that area

to be given

up to Putin?

I think that

there are cool

heads in

that room

that understand

what has

to happen.

Okay, so how many

of the people

that are

flying in,

Rob, can you pull

up those faces?

How many of the

people that are

flying in,

do you think are

open to the idea

of Zelensky

giving that up?

Isn't every

single one of

these on

here NATO?

They're all NATO,

every one of them

is NATO.

Okay, so they're

protected, right?

Attack one,

attack

all, right?

They're all

protected.

There is, I think

if you ask them,

are you concerned

about Poland?

No.

Are you concerned

about this?

No, I think

because of the

NATO checkmate

that

happens there.

And we have to

remember

right now,

this is not a

weapon war now,

this is a

manpower war.

So I think the

reason they're

coming together,

I believe that

some of

these people

like Giorgia

Maloney and

Starmer,

I think they

actually want to

get this thing

over with.

I believe it.

Do I think some

of the

others on there

are kind of

playing a

little bit?

And do I think

that they

don't want,

a certain end

without their

economic

interest?

Yeah, I think

they're there to

represent

themselves.

I think they're there

representing

European

economics,

because some of

them don't want

the war

to create.

I mean, look at

Starmer, Starmer,

they were asking,

Ukraine was

asking

him for aid.

He says, I can't

give you the aid,

but I can give

you part of

it in debt.

What does

that say?

They didn't have

our unlimited

resources

just to keep

pumping money at

the bottom.

Are you saying

that Poland

doesn't have

concerns

that Russia

would invade?

Where Poland is

right now, you go

after Poland

and everybody's

in full response.

We're not gonna

sit there,

oh my gosh,

it's another

Ukraine?

No, you're gonna

have a full

response.

So Pat, you asked

the question,

which one of

these leaders

would agree to,

Ukraine giving up

land basically?

None of them,

zero of them.

There's only one

country that has

actually agreed

to that's

Slovenia.

Slovakia, sorry,

I get my slobs

and twos.

Yeah, Slovakia

said they would

advocate

if Ukraine gave

up land at the

end of the war.

Every other

country has said

the following,

we firmly reject

any forced land

concessions.

Trump is

basically the one

joining to

a land deal.

If you know

anything

about Trump,

deal, deal, deal,

the art of the

land deal.

Not my fight,

this is

not my thing,

but if you ask

any one of these

leaders,

they've been on

the record, they

firmly reject

that Ukraine give

up land.

I don't know,

what do you

think, Tom?

Yeah, so-- All

weekend long,

they're talking

about forced

land deals.

Nobody's talking

about negotiating

settlements

in the

same voice.

What does

that mean?

Well, a forced

land deal means

everybody

puts a gun

to Zelensky's

head and says,

okay, the aid

stops now,

everybody stops

now, your economy

stops now,

we're backing off

unless you give

this to them.

You're gonna die.

That's a forced

land deal.

So now let's fast

forward to--

Which has

happened in

history.

The trilateral

meeting, which is

Trump, Zelensky,

and Putin,

of which Putin

has suggested he

wants the meeting

to be in Russia,

he wants it to be

in Moscow, right?

Which would be--

That's pretty

dangerous.

That's pretty

tough if it shows

up there,

which means

Zelensky has to

go to Moscow.

Enemy territory.

They might even

bring Tucker

Carlson,

they kinda just

smooth things

over there.

That was a joke,

by the way, is

what he's doing.

So, but they're

saying that this

event may,

Putin

wants it there,

Trump is not a

guy that has a

problem going

everywhere.

It's so funny.

Guys, Trump flies

back from, what

do you call it?

From Alaska, gets

four hours rest,

12 o'clock

tee time,

goes on

golfs on Sunday.

That's literally

what the guy did.

Okay. I

don't get it.

At 79 years old,

he's on the

golf course.

Now I need some

rest, I

need some days.

Rubio talked

about while

they're on

the plane,

at one o'clock in

the morning,

he's having calls

with the

people in UK

to tell him how

the meeting went

in Alaska.

That's your

president, folks.

That's who you

pay your tax,

$400,000,

$450,000

your salary to.

He's getting paid

under

minimum wage.

Just so everybody

knows it.

The amount of

hours he's

working,

he's not even

making minimum

wage right now.

He's not even

taking the money.

Guys, let's take

some donations.

What's this one

here, Rob?

Okay, go

ahead, Rob.

Play this clip.

I'd like to thank

you very much

and we'll speak

to you very soon

and probably see

you again

very soon.

Thank you very

much, Vladimir.

Next time

in Moscow.

That's an

interesting one.

I'll get a little

heat on that one,

but I could see

it

possibly happen.

Thank you very

much, Vladimir.

Thank you all.

Thank you,

thank you.

Thank you

so much.

If the deal was

to be brokered

and everybody

offline agreed

that a peace deal

is coming,

you think Trump

would do it

in Moscow?

Yes, 100%.

Trump.

What do you

think, Tom?

Yes, I think he's

gonna break out

that little desk

that there is in

Washington.

The little

wooden one.

No, no, that's a

historical piece.

Yeah, I know.

They put it on

the safe.

Where they sign

on that.

Yeah, it just

looks funny

because

it's huge.

You think he's

gonna

want it here?

He wouldn't

go to Moscow?

I think he'd do

it right here.

You think he'd do

it right here?

You think it's

gonna get done

in the next 90

days before the

end of the year?

You think a peace

deal is done

before the end of

the year?

Yeah, I think

it's a peace deal

now, not a

ceasefire.

Ceasefire allows

people to

break it.

Ceasefires don't

work

historically.

Peace

deals will do.

I love what,

again, going back

to the MVP of

this deal,

which is who?

You know

what he said?

He says, "We're

not interested in

another one

"of these deals

that you go back

on your deal.

"We're not

doing that.

"We need this

thing to be

something that

six months,

"12 months, 18

months from now,

"we're not

looking back

again and saying,

"we're back

at it again.

"We don't

want that.

"We want it to be

something that

everybody

"in the party

commits to it."

So again, it'll

be interesting to

see what happens.

We'll watch the

story close,

Deviney.

And so, Putin

came here

to Alaska

and a B-2 bomber

flies over.

If Trump goes to

Moscow, what is

Putin gonna do?

Have like a bear

on a tricycle.

Kazacho, they're

gonna have

Kazacho perform.

Nuclear

weapons. Yeah.

They're gonna

have Kazacho

perform.

One thing about

Rubio that I

wanna

give a credit

to almost what

you talk about at

the SLS,

the Sales

Leadership

Summit.

When you're a

senator, you

don't do

that much.

Let's get

real here.

He's Secretary of

State now.

And he's with

Trump every

single day

and he's watching

Trump work.

And Trump's gonna

type a guy

who's like,

"You either gonna

use my work ethic

"and utilize my

skillset and

adapt to me,

"or you're out."

So don't forget,

this is not like

an elected

position.

You have to be

confirmed.

And like you

said, Pat,

Rubio's up to the

challenge.

Yeah, okay.

I'm glad you had

to throw your

thought in

as the last thing

for us to be

ready to go to

the next one.

Oh, I'm so sorry. Thank you for that.

It'll come again,

though, Pat.

It'll come again.

As the closing,

because you don't

want Vinny to be

the last one.

That was a very

unique moment.

Not a closer, I'm

not very close.

Let's go to the

next story here

with DC.

With everything

that's going on

in DC right now,

Harry

Enten from CNN.

Do we get

somebody that's

gonna

protect DC or not?

What do we do

with National

Guard, right?

Watch this here.

So CNN Harry

Enten says,

"Americans vastly

prefer Trump

"in handling of

crime

over Biden."

Is anybody

surprised

of this?

Go ahead, Rob.

Compare Trump to

Biden in handling

of crime, please.

Yeah, okay.

I think this sort

of gives the game

away here.

She's miserable. Because

Donald Trump

is like Eric

Jordan towering

over Joe Biden

when it comes to

their

handling of crime.

Look, in 2024,

look at where

Biden's net

approver

was on crime.

Way under water

there at

minus 26 points.

It was one of

Biden's

worst issues,

granted pretty

much every issue

was one of

Biden's

worst issues.

And again, look

at where Daniel

Trump is.

My way up. Way,

way above

Joe Biden.

Harry, watch your

language.

About to

get fired.

"Americans vastly

prefer Donald

Trump's approach

to crime

"than they did to

Joe Biden's."

And again, I

think it gets

back to the point

that Americans

are far more

hawkish on crime

than a lot of

Democrats. Chill

out, chill.

Look at her.

Americans, large,

but how does it

break down

by party?

Yeah, okay.

So I think that

this is,

we're talking

about Donald

Trump

here, right?

So I think it's

very

important to note

that this isn't

just about

Donald Trump.

It's about

Republicans

versus

Democrats, right?

And that of

course is a key

question

going into next

year's midterm

election.

I think the party

closest to your

views on crime,

look, in 2023,

Republicans were

favored by

13 points.

Look at where

they were in May

of this year.

Republicans were

actually favored

by 16 points.

They actually

gained

ground on crime.

They were

maintaining

their edge

and actually

added a little

bit to it.

So Republicans in

the House,

Republicans in

the Senate,

they absolutely

want to be

talking

about crime.

The more they

feel that we're

talking

about crime,

the better they

feel that the

electoral

landscape

is for them.

Okay, it's good

to see you,

thank you.

Nice to see you.

It's not good to

see you.

You're not that

happy to see him.

Be honest, the

body

language says,

"Get him the hell

out of here."

Get the hell out

of here.

Who does he

remind you of, by

the way?

He reminds me of

the,

what's his name?

The guy that

would do all the

general manager,

the 76ers,

when he would

negotiate

all the deals

and would break

down all the

collective

bargaining

agreement.

Tom Penn, I think

his name was.

Oh, Tom Penn, yeah.

I think it was

Portland.

I think he was,

let's see, who

was he with?

Was he ever with

the 76ers, Rob?

Go to his

profile.

Go to his

profile, let's

see if he, who

was he with?

FC, who was he

with with the MP?

76ers right

there, manager,

gentleman.

The guy that's,

and he was also

at Portland.

Okay, exactly.

The guy that says

he knows more

than the amateur

NBA guy.

Wow, wow.

I would run

minutes of week.

It's two minutes

a week,

track day.

Run circles.

Circles.

If you wanna talk

about

Iranian soccer.

Can I tell you

who he

reminds me of?

Stop, stop, let

me go to this.

Tell us what

you're gonna say.

Vince Vaughn,

what are you

gonna tell us?

No, you ever see

Dick Tracy and

the bad guy,

who's like,

"Yeah, Kapa, how

you doing?

I didn't do

nothing,

I'm not done."

Hey, hey.

I'm not telling,

yeah, you see?

Yeah, you see,

that's him,

right there.

And every time he

goes unseen and

he's like,

"Listen here,

your wife is

ugly, his

wife is hot.

Your wife is

ugly, his

wife is hot."

Nobody's watched,

if you won't know

what Dick

Tracy is,

listen, you're

part of the

generation

that he no

longer dates.

I mean, it's a--

You don't know

Dick Tracy?

Of course I know

Dick Tracy.

I don't know Dick Tracy.

I have to sit

here and

pretend I know

famous Persian

singers and do

this all over.

Nearly 200

arrested.

Nearly 200

arrested as

federal agents,

take over DC,

police

force, rap.

This clip, oh,

okay, go for it,

go ahead, rap.

The numbers are

breathtaking.

Since President

Trump asserted

federal control

over our nation's

capital in

Washington, DC,

we have seen a

record number of

violent

offenders,

bad guys, gang

members,

and all kinds

of threats of

public safety

removed off

the street,

as well as their

illegal weapons

that

they've been using

to terrorize the

citizens of

this city.

Additionally, we

have seen over 70

homeless

encampments

that have scarred

and disfigured

the

public streets

of this city,

dismantled and

thrown away,

and the homeless

cleared from

those

encampments.

At the same time,

we have the

National

Park Service

going around and

getting rid of

the gang graffiti

that has been

left untouched by

this city for

decades.

Since I've lived

here, I moved to

Washington, DC,

20 years ago, and

I've seen

graffiti

in some of our

landmarks that

has gone

unremoved

for decades that

is now being

cleared away.

You have gang

members that are

being taken off

the streets.

You have druggies

that are being

taken off the

streets.

You have our

parks being made

safe again,

our transit being

made safe again.

Last night, I had

the honor and

privilege

of being at roll

call for all of

the federal

and state

officers that are

going out in

these task force.

They are thrilled

to be here.

They are thrilled

at the

local level

and at the

federal level to

be able to have

this assignment

on behalf of

President Trump

to make our

nation's capital

safe and

clean again.

It really is

liberation for

Washington,

DC, Griff.

Okay, so now, all

over online,

you'll hear

people

talking about,

I cannot believe

they're calling

National Guard

on the people and

all this

other stuff.

This is such

inhumane, you

know,

Newsom, all these--

Marshall Ball. Karen Bass, why

would you ever do

such a thing?

However, Vinny,

what else,

you know,

there's a clip

that you have of

what

happened in DC.

Would you mind

showing

the DC clip?

I'm gonna show

it, right, and

I'm all for,

listen, the

people, you know,

the crime is up

and everything,

but sending a

National Guard

like this in

neighborhoods

in Washington is

absolutely

ridiculous.

I think it's

overusing

his power.

I think it's

almost like

martial law.

Like, Rob, you

play this clip,

how dare he?

How dare,

look at this.

That's a

military hummer.

Tom,

that's a hummer.

And then look at

this crap.

This is in DC.

Look at, what,

what the, like,

come on, man.

They're walking

the street of a

neighborhood.

What are you

guys,

look at the,

what the hell is

going on?

This is National

Guard, Vinny,

wait, Vinny,

wait, Adam.

And then look,

she's filming.

Oh my God, did he

shoot her?

Dude, what

country do we

live in, guys?

What country do

we live in?

Get in, get in,

get in, get in.

Yeah, what the

hell is going on?

This is the

suburbs.

This is not DC.

Where is it, Pat?

This is Tim Wold.

That's all,

that's

Minneapolis.

Oh, that's

Minneapolis.

Oh,

that's Jordan.

Wait a minute,

wait a minute.

George Floyd.

That's Jordan,

the George Floyd,

plus Adam.

No, that's not

actually it.

That's not COVID.

It's actually-

Vinny, you got

me, bro.

Wait a minute.

That's a blue

state calling the

National Guard

to restore order.

Yeah, and a state

that, by the way,

because they know

that they can do

whatever

they want

because the

protest, listen,

remember,

you could protest

peacefully in

Minneapolis.

You could protest

peacefully,

no mask.

So wait a minute,

wait a minute.

So your point is-

I thought

Minnesota was the

nice state.

So you're saying

what they're

doing in DC

is already what

the Democrats

were doing in

Minnesota?

So yeah, so he's

just basically

copycatty,

but you know what

drives me crazy?

Rob, I sent you

another

thing from-

Typical Tim Wold.

Guys, and mind

you, Pat, I can't

believe it.

I watch the news

all weekend, NBC,

CBS, ABC.

I was getting

messages on my

neck of a guy.

He's actually

awesome.

It's one of my

best men actors.

We go back

and forth.

He's like, Vinny,

but who's to say

he's gonna

do it here?

And martial law,

I go, bro, just

like with the

tariffs,

relax, it's 30

days, the numbers

don't lie.

And Pat, this is

the dude in

Chicago running

up to the camera.

Look what he says

for Trump to do.

This is in

Chi-town, good.

Hey, Trump,

Trump, you need

to bring

the National

Guards to

Chicago, man.

You got kids

killing

kids, man.

That's not

good, man.

Washington, DC,

there's not much

going on

compared to

Chicago, man.

I'm running, it's

all happening

right now.

He's running to

get the

hell out of-

Hey, hey,

look, man.

Look, go on the

news, go

on the news,

or go on Google

type Chicago.

I'm going back

home to

Africa, man.

I can't, I can't.

The guys going back to-

You know what's

bad when

he's like,

"I'm out of

here, bro."

The guys like,

"I'm going back

to Africa."

I can't do

Chicago.

And it's like,

and again, and I

told this guy on

my neck,

I go, "Guys, if-"

This guy right

here on my neck,

could you?

No, no,

not this guy.

He was like,

"Vinny, you want

to come with me?"

I heard it's bad

in Florida.

But my thing is

this, if these

democratic

leaders

got their crap

together and

actually

protect it,

because you know

what it is

too, Pat?

Everybody wants

to talk

tough and crime.

Nobody wants to

get their hands

dirty, okay?

Because the

people, and

there's another

video I saw

of a girl.

She was in DC at

night, a

black girl,

windows down at a

red light.

And she goes,

"Thank

you, Trump.

I get to be at a

red light with my

windows down

and not afraid

that I'm going to

get mugged

or shut."

This is it.

Finally able to

chill at a red

light with my

windows down.

Not worried about

if one of them

young

niggas is coming.

Look, she just checked it.

Moved to

the city.

You know, you can

pause that.

You can pause

that as

simple as it is.

Sometimes, you

know, it's the

simple

things in life

that you don't

think about when

you don't have

security.

Exactly.

When you have

security, you

don't even know

you have it.

When you don't

have it, you

realize the value

of just putting

your window down,

drive in.

You see

that wild?

Yeah, no, no,

it's for sure.

Security is

number one.

And what he's

doing right

now with DC

is telling you

left,

right, center,

doesn't matter

what part you

are, people

want this.

Tom, your

thoughts on the

story of what's

going on with DC?

What's

going on in DC?

Two things.

First of all, the

mainstream media

always turn it in

to a referendum

on Trump.

They want to get

rid of Trump.

So they're going

to mention Trump

and

authoritarianism.

Those are the

words they use.

They don't talk

about any of the

numbers.

Stephen Miller

just dropped the

numbers.

If those numbers

are correct for

one weekend,

what does that

look like

after a month?

If those numbers

are correct for a

weekend,

what does that

look like just

here as summer

comes down,

it gets colder in

DC, and

supposedly when

it gets cold

in DC, some of

the stuff goes

down because

the people,

you know, the

homeless migrate

a little bit

because

it's so cold.

So my question

is, why

don't you guys

want to talk

about numbers?

The answer is,

it's get rid of

Trump at

all costs,

and the Dems are

sacrificing

people in terms

of narrative

because

guess what?

Everybody

benefits

from this.

You've got people

of color that are

asking for

protection

that want their,

they don't want

to be a

voting bloc

that's

pandered to.

They want safety

in their

neighborhood

just like

everybody else.

And this guy from

Africa that came

to the

United States

don't know much

about his

background,

but you hear

his accent.

He appears to be

believable, and

he's like,

I'm gonna leave

and go back to

Africa from

Chicago.

So you look at

what's happening

in these cities,

and I think Trump

is doing exactly

the right thing

because remember,

he is not

crossing over the

authority

and sovereignty

of a state.

It's the District

of Columbia, and

it was Christmas

back in 1973 that

they got the

self-rule

document,

and it says if

you can't do it

yourself,

Congress and the

government will

do it for you.

And that's what

he's doing.

That's what

he's doing.

And by the way, I

don't know if you

guys saw this,

Spike Lee was on

the podcast or

whatever

talking about,

Trump better

think twice

before doing a

federal takeover

in New York City.

Meanwhile, there

was a mass

shooting

yesterday.

Three people were

shot in Brooklyn,

nine others were

injured, and a

week before,

another maniac,

another maniac

opened fire

in downtown

Mid-Time

Skyscraper

and shot four

innocent people

and then shot

himself.

This attitude of

Trump is trying

to be this

authoritarian.

How about tell

your leadership,

clean up

the street?

And guess what,

New York?

Mom Donnie, who

looks 90%, he's

gonna win.

Wait till you see

what happens when

he takes police,

defund the

police, and put

social workers.

Think about this

mentality, Pat.

There's gonna be

stabbings and

shooting.

Somebody's gonna

show up

and be like,

how are you

feeling

right now?

While he's

stabbing and

shooting people,

and that's not a

joke, I feel like

Biden's

not a joke.

But what about

right now?

Talk

about Hochul.

Hochul could ask

National Guard

from her state

to go to

New York.

Yes, and help.

She could do it.

Help.

But guess what,

she won't do it

because that

means she

has to admit

that maybe her

leadership

didn't work.

Maybe leadership

in New York

didn't work.

Oh, and they're

all dems.

They're never

gonna pick on

themselves.

And so those are

the people

they're

sacrificing

because they have

the ability and

the authority

to do something

about it

right now.

Okay, you said

Spike Lee

by the way.

Couple things

about Spike Lee.

Spike Lee just

announced

with ESPN

that they're no

longer doing

Kaepernick's

documentary.

I don't know if

you saw

that or not.

I love it, yes.

And when they

asked him, why

are you

not doing it?

He says, I sign a

non-disclosure

agreement or not,

whatever it is

that he can't

discuss it.

But also, this

weekend, I had a

chance to

go watch

the latest movie

that came up

with Denzel

and Spike Lee, I

think it's called

"Highest to

Lowest."

The two of them

have done

a bunch of

different things

together.

I think Spike and

Denzel did,

what movie did

they do together?

They did "Malcolm

X" together.

And they did one

other one

together, four

movies together.

I think this is

the fifth one.

This is probably

Denzel's

worst movie

I've ever seen in

my life.

It was absolutely

horrible.

It was so

annoying watching

the movie.

There was, then

part of it,

there's a scene

that's a very

good scene

between him and

the Rapper,

where they're

sitting in

the studio,

they're going

back and forth.

That five minute

clip was great.

But this is

probably Denzel's

worst movie

I've seen in my

life with

Spike Lee.

That took place.

I actually don't

think it was

Denzel's typical

personality

for him to act in

a movie

like this.

He's shown range,

but it was

hands down

the worst movie

I've ever seen

Denzel

do, ever do.

And so funny,

this is

one of them.

And the previous

to this one was

what, the

movie with--

"Gladiator 2"?

"Gladiator 2,"

which was

absolutely

ridiculous.

I couldn't wait

to walk out of

that one.

And what's funny

with Denzel is,

"American

Gangster,"

God knows how

many times I've

seen it.

"John Q," I can't

tell you how many

times

I've seen it.

"Man on Fire," I

can't tell you

how many times

I've seen it.

"Training Day."

"The Glory," I'll

go to a lot of

different things.

"Training Day,"

horrible,

absolutely

horrible,

horrible movie.

Wait till it

comes to VHS

before you

watch it.

And you know what

I love about it?

And you know what

them not wanting

to show it?

Because he said,

"Creative

Differences

with ESPN."

Yeah, Kaepernick.

And because, you

know, yeah, they

were gonna

focus on,

they wanted him

just to focus on

Kaepernick,

but he was gonna

expand it into

race and

politics.

Either way,

America is tired

of that racial

race-baiting BS

that's trying to

divide us.

It's like, people

have moved on,

it's over, okay?

And I'm happy

that it's not

gonna air.

And Kaepernick,

it's like almost

like every

six months,

whenever

Kaepernick wants

to sell

something,

he has to come

back out

and be like,

"Hey, man, this

country's

racist."

Okay, get the

hell out, get

out, get out.

I'm tired of it,

I'm so happy it's

not airing.

Gosh, I wonder if

"Creative

Differences"

has anything to

do at all

with the NFL

owning

10% of ESPN.

Maybe they didn't

want their part

of the film

portrayed in a

certain way.

Great point.

Just a while.

Just a while.

If you go back to

it, and that's

what I said.

Wow.

That's

what I said.

However, having

said that, maybe

it's also saying,

"We gotta get

away from all

this racist stuff

that we keep

insinuating."

The market just

doesn't wanna see

it anymore.

And there's

nobody that

caused more chaos

in sports than

this guy.

You got so much

attention for it,

but I'm kinda

glad this

project's not

getting done.

Adam.

Well, black

people love

Donald Trump.

I wouldn't have

said that 10

years ago.

What we're

starting to see

is Trump

doesn't care

what you call him

at this point.

He's immune to

criticism.

They call him the

Teflon Don.

Real racist,

you're a racist.

Yeah, right.

I love my blacks,

and we're

starting to see

everything

change.

How many black

people do

you see online?

"Thank you,

Donald Trump.

Cleaning up D.C.

Come to Chicago.

Help us

clean it up."

How many Latinos

do we

hear we say,

"Yes, get some of

these illegal

people out of

this country."

How often do we

see people in

California,

who's the most

liberal state,

saying, "We need

more conservative

policies."

How many gay

people do we see

all the time

being like,

"Dude, this T

thing, this trans

thing is out of

control."

So we're gonna

see more of

these people

who you would

typically never

hear give Trump

compliments,

just to say,

"That's my guy."

Just run just

really

fast, guys,

because I saw

this, Rob, you

might want to

look it up.

The NFL is

continuing to

feature

anti-racism

and inspirational

messages in the

end zones

for 2025.

Each of the 32

teams

will display

one of the four

approved messages

at their

home games,

which is end

racism, stop

hate,

choose love,

or inspire change.

Well, I got to

tell you, Vinny,

great point.

I was super

racist before I

started reading

those signs.

You have no idea.

And then they told me end

racism, I

said, "Yeah."

I don't know.

And on top of

that, the NFL

this year added

male

cheerleaders.

I saw that.

And the sort of

Vikings and--

Patriots.

Patriots, a bunch

of them added.

Adam's trying out

at lunch.

I'm on the

dolphin, so come

check me out.

Yeah, right

there, NFL teams

face backlash.

In Minnesota.

Zoom in a little

bit, Rob.

Tampon Tim.

Can you go to the

next page?

So that's one.

Yes, yes.

Falcons, another

one, keep

going, Rob.

Just cheers.

Is he

coming in there?

And he comes in

out of the world.

Don't tell me

he's coming in.

Oh my God, look

at Adam.

Look at Adam.

Give me a D.

D, give me an I.

I, give me a D.

Every time you

think the NFL is

going back to

normality,

they do something

like this.

Every single time-- And the only

girl's

pretty cute.

What's her deal?

They go

back to this.

You think people

are coming

to the NFL

to watch men,

male

cheerleaders?

No, no.

That's why I go.

Do you think men

who like

other men

are die-hard fans

of the NFL?

No.

Do you think

they're coming or

something?

I want to

see them.

And if that's the

case and you're

targeting a 1%,

what are you

going to be

doing next?

Who knows?

Look, there are

some guys that

you see

that like NFL,

but at the same

time, that's not

the core--

what is this

right here?

Oh, this is

another

one to go--

No, he's a trans

cheerleader.

Bro, if you ever

go to college--

Look at those

crutches

hanging out.

Like, what are we

talking

about, bro?

He could be

playing football

really well.

You ever go to

college

football games?

PVD.

You ever go to

college

football games?

You can do it 10 and out.

I have.

OK, so in college

football games,

they're actually

male

cheerleaders.

But here's the

difference.

They're actually

big, you know,

strolling chicks.

And they're

throwing girls up

in the air,

and they're

catching them.

They don't

pretend to be the

girls with the

pom-poms.

No, we've had

executives--

Come on, queen.

By the way, we've

had executives--

and have

executives-- who

were male

cheerleaders that

hold the girls

and do all

that stuff.

But--

They don't hold

the

pom-poms, though.

To go to this

direction, to me,

my opinion, I

don't know, man.

Anyway--

I don't know.

I think

it's too much.

I just bought season tickets for Vikings.

Well, it

makes sense.

But so let's go

to the next story

here with what--

I want to go

through what

happened with--

can you pull up

Bill Maher's

clip,

Rob, of the--