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We're in on winning games.

You might as well go
on the day.

(upbeat music)

All right, ladies and gentlemen,
welcome to the show.

We got to talk about Donald Trump,
the man of the hour.

I think he should win a
Nobel Peace Prize.

Only people who are anti-Semitic
think he shouldn't,

in my opinion.

And I'm being superfluous
just a little bit,

but in reality, how would
anybody be mad

that a peace deal is struck?

No, but why are you mad though?

Look at yourself in the
mirror and say,

why am I mad that there's peace
in the Middle East?

Why am I mad that Donald Trump
has made an effort

to stop the genocide that y'all
are crying about?

If it's a genocide,

aren't you excited that the
genocide has ended?

But you losers,

and I'm gonna keep railing y'all
until the end of time,

you losers that have
anti-Semitic

running through your
anti-Semitism,

running through your vein,

you cannot see through your
lens of anti-Semitism

that there is a good thing
that there's peace.

These terrorists, Hamas
started it

and was getting their
heads whooped.

And the people that voted for
him, unfortunately,

was a part of that to a
certain degree.

And now Donald Trump has
called for peace.

Let's go to Donald Trump
addressing the Knesset.

Roll the clip.

After two harrowing years in
darkness and captivity,

20 courageous hostages
are returning

to the glorious embrace
of their families,

and it is glorious.

28 more precious loved ones are
coming home at last

to rest in this sacred soil
for all of time.

And after so many years
of unceasing war

and endless danger,

today the skies are calm,

the guns are silent,

the sirens are still,

and the sun rises on
a holy land

that is finally at peace,

a land and a region that
will live,

God willing, in peace for
all eternity.

This is not only the
end of a war,

this is the end of the age
of terror and death

and the beginning of the age of
faith and hope and of God.

It's the start of a grand concord
and lasting harmony

for Israel and all the nations

of what will soon be a truly
magnificent region.

I believe that so strongly.

This is the historic dawn of
a new Middle East.

Now let's talk about this
real quick.

If you notice, he said 20
hostages are coming back

and 28 of them are being
returned.

That means eight of
them are dead,

and they're returning
their bodies.

These people killed hostages.

I don't know why.

I said this on Piers Morgan,

and I almost lost my mind on
everybody on the panel,

because everybody's tip toeing
around this idea

that Israel didn't owe the
Palestinians anything.

They decided to elect the
terrorist organization.

They attacked their people, killing
them, taking hostages.

Israel didn't have to feed
these people.

They didn't have to
send leaflets.

If they wanted to commit
a genocide,

they wouldn't put leaflets.

They'll say, "That's a target,
boom, that's a target, boom.

"They're in a building, come down
with all the people in it."

But yet, they're claiming that
there were 70-something

buildings, or thousands
of buildings.

I don't know how many buildings
that they said

that got knocked down, and then
there were so many people

that got killed, and so that's
like one person per building.

So that tells you right there
that these people

had been evacuated before these
facilities were taken down.

But that's, and people were
mad and saying,

"Don't Trump only went through
the Knesset.

"Look, he's complicit.

"Let's sell the clip of
him in Egypt."

He went to Egypt, too.

He gave a speech in Egypt, and
he signed a peace deal.

Exhibit A, roll it.

Okay.

This took 3,000 years to
get to this point.

Can you believe it?

And it's gonna hold up, too.

It's going to hold up.

Okay, thank you.

You can use my pen if you want.

Other pen, and use mine, okay.

Look at the people represented

that's sitting behind
Donald Trump.

Okay.

You got McCrone back there?

And his wife somewhere
in the crowd.

I don't wanna bring it up.

That's between Kness and them.

But anyway, you got all those
people represented

behind the scenes, signing
a peace deal,

and the Abrahamic accords was
the beginning of it,

and then now we see peace that
have been agreed upon

by many Arab nations and
also Israel.

How is this not a step in
the right direction?

How is this not a continuation

or the establishment of
peace over time?

Because more and more every
year we see

that strong leaders like
Donald Trump

is coordinating efforts between
people of all nations

and many Arab nations to
negotiate peace.

And the only caveat to this,

so the only obstructors of this

or obstruction that
could happen

is if these Palestinians do
the same thing again

and create a terrorist attack.

Israel is not gonna go back
on this peace deal.

They want peace.

They were peacefully living
in Israel

when Gaza struck them.

The Hamas people that the
Palestinians voted for.

It's not like they dropped
out of an airplane

and came down and took
over the land.

The Palestinian people
voted for them.

Let me say this real quick,

and I'm gonna continue with
a few more clips,

and then we have to get
to Kyra and Lacey

here in a minute, but let me
talk about this real quick.

It is invaluable to understand

that, and I was very nice to
the Palestinian people,

maybe to a fault.

We gotta be honest about what
we're really looking at.

The Palestinian people, I would
argue about 80% of people

in Gaza are not innocent
people.

They're not innocent people.

I'm not saying they deserve
to die.

I wish none of them died
in this conflict.

I wish they would just stay
where they at

and be peaceful, like rational
people, but they're not.

But let's not act as if because
Hamas laid down arms

or because there's a peace
deal signed

that there's not vitriolic hate

that is festering in
these people

that have been taught to
these young people

and that the adult population
aren't propagandized

or they are not radicalized.

They still, through
a peace deal,

want Israel to cease to exist.

Let's not forget that.

And so when Hamas lay
their arms down

or whatever the case
may do here,

it's gonna happen again because
you cannot live

next to these people who would
vote for a terrorist

organization whose charter is
to get rid of Israel.

They still think Israel's
occupying.

It's like the Native Americans

still think we're occupying
Phoenix.

Shut the front door, all right?

You lost the war.

Lick, you know, take your
licks and go home.

Let's get to the other
portion of it

where Benjamin Netanyahu said
some incredible things

about Donald Trump.

And as you put it up
on the screen,

I wanna make this point before
he says this.

If Donald Trump was run by
Israel and Netanyahu

and they were committing an ethnic
cleansing or a genocide,

then I would argue that
Netanyahu

would want the war to continue,

because remember all
y'all claimed

that he wanted the war
to continue

because he was gonna face
prosecution

and go to prison and spend
the rest of his life

in jail for war crimes,

and that's why he was
continuing the war.

He signed a peace deal.

And if he wanted to commit
a genocide,

they hadn't done nearly
the work

that they need to do to
commit a genocide.

Killing only 60,000 people out
of two million people

is like 3% of the population.

A genocide, at least you
gotta go 50%,

60% of the population.

So this just, to me, it's
just a bunk.

All of the rumors and theology

that people have concocted
saying that they run us,

Trump pretty much told you,

you gonna come to the table, you
gonna sign this peace deal.

And I don't think the peace deal
is all that Israel wanted

and actually need,

because they're actually
not ensuring

that Hamas is eliminated
for sure.

They're just gonna build
up their stuff

and try to attack Israel again,
to be quite honest.

But this is what Netanyahu said
about Donald Trump,

and for people that live
in reality

and are rational human beings,

this is normal behavior.

And this is normal gratitude

that's genuinely being showed
to a president

that negotiated peace with the backing
of other Arab nations,

with the collaboration
from Hamas.

This is what a person would
say in that situation.

Roll the clip.

No American president has ever
done more for Israel.

And as I said in Washington,
it ain't even close.

It's really not a match.

Mr. President, today we
welcome you here

to thank you for your pivotal
leadership

in putting forward a proposal

that got the backing of almost
the entire world.

A proposal, a proposal that brings
all our hostages home.

(audience applauding)

Now imagine this, the people in
there, skinny, starving,

many of them being killed,
tortured,

they probably raping
these people

and doing all kinds of stuff.

You think they're being
reasonable?

No, because every hostage would
have returned alive.

But they've killed some of them

and they probably did it
in a gruesome way.

But they've gotten all the
hostages home.

I saw videos of these hostages
returning back

to their families and
I got emotional.

Because just imagine being in
a dungeon for two years,

getting mutilated, whatever
else they were doing

to these people.

In a dark room, probably didn't
even see the light of day

for years, and these people
have been returning back

to their families.

I mean, just put yourself
in the shoes.

Get out of whether this
is Israel or not.

But just imagine the feeling
of you not knowing

if your brother or your
son would live

and you have to live with the
idea in your mind

that they are getting killed
and tortured potentially

on a day to day basis.

You know, the health
organization

or whatever the case may be,

they'll show you the kids
in the hospital

and releasing footage of that,

but they won't show you the
condition of the hostages.

So we never knew what really
the condition was.

And imagine reuniting
with your family

after they starve you
for two years.

I mean, this is a pivotal
moment.

This is something that means
a lot to not only me,

but to people who live
in Israel,

that they now have been reunited
with their families

when they shouldn't have never
been kidnapped

in the first place.

I love watching this because
it's honorable.

And to be honest, if Israel
was the bad guy

and Hamas was the good guy
in the Rose reverse,

I'd be excited for them too.

I don't have any problem
with Palestinians.

I mean, I do because the
ones in the Gaza,

the Gaza evil for the
most part,

there's probably good
ones in there,

but I don't have anything outside
of that for those people.

All I expect them to do would
be normal, right?

We've seen videos of them just
executing people

that allegedly work with Israel
after the soldiers,

you know, evacuated some
of the areas,

they out here shooting people
in the head

and executing people.

You don't see that happen
in Israel, do you?

So it's not even close
of a comparison

between the two nations.

And some people saying,

oh, they need to have a
two-state solution.

There's no two-state solution
in this ever.

They cannot live alongside
people

that have a vested interest in
killing all of them.

And I want you to ask yourself
this question.

If you're still one of
those people

that's still thinking that
there's a comparison

between the two,

why didn't refugees get accepted
in Egypt from Gaza?

Why couldn't they go to
Jordan from Gaza?

They didn't want them

because they are a cancer

that breeds cancerous
terrorism.

And hopefully they can
be held at bay

with military oversight

and not allowing them to
rebuild the government

that's meant to destroy Israel.

I wanna play,

we're gonna get to Kyrie Lacy

because that's a story that
I waited to listen to.

Hold on.

I waited to comment on

because as soon as I saw the
Kyrie Lacy thing,

I said, that just don't add up

because as a police officer,

I know how investigations work.

They didn't frame this kid.

There's more to it

and there obviously was
more to it.

But before we get there,

let's go to Ali Beth Stuckey

who was just putting a spank,

putting a smack down on
this abortionist

or a person who advocated
for abortions.

Now let me preface this.

I'm not a big fan of Ali
Beth Stuckey.

My wife loves her.

And me and my wife disagree
with this,

but that's why the women
like women.

I'm not a fan of her that much

because of something she said
to me a long time ago.

But I'll forgive her this time.

And I always give credit
where credit do.

I don't care if I'm a big
fan of you or not.

If you keeping it 100 and you
telling the truth

and you operating on biblical
principle,

I ain't got nothing to say.

I'm gonna put you up on
the platform.

I'm gonna give you your roses.

And she deserve them
on this one.

Roll the clip.

Darren, I'm Ali.

Nice to meet you.

Thanks for being here.
Nice to meet you.

Yeah, if it's okay with you.

Yeah. I'd like to start

with a couple yes or
no questions.

Bro, pull your hair
to the side.

Like, is this a look?

Somebody explain, is
this a look?

Looking like a homeless man

that's eating out of trash can

and hits a meth before
he went on stage.

Is that a look?

Roll that, roll that vein
to the side, bro.

Anyway, roll the clip.

And then I'd like to hear
your response fully

without interruption.

Okay, can I define our
terms first

and then I'll let you go and
I won't interrupt you.

Absolutely. Okay, so because
these terms

are so contentious, I just wanna
make sure that we agree.

So abortion, the intentional
killing

of a human being in the womb.

Can we agree on that?

I don't agree that abortion
is murder.

I said killing.

Can we agree on that?

I believe that it is killing
life in the womb.

Killing what species of life?

A human. A human.

Okay, so we can agree that abortion
is the intentional

killing of a human inside
the womb.

Grave, just obviously,
I mean serious.

Moral, right versus wrong.

Evil, bad, wrong, simple.

So I believe that the
intentional killing

of an innocent human
being is evil.

Do you agree?

No. You don't?

Okay, go ahead.

Yes or no, is abortion murder?

Yes.

In Matthew 5.28, when
Jesus says that,

if I look at a woman lustfully,

that I've already committed adultery
with her in my heart.

Yes. Do you agree?

Jesus doubles down on so
many moral laws

of the Old Testament.

Just yes or no, that's okay.

Do I agree with what?

That if I look at a woman
lustfully,

that I've already committed adultery
with her in my heart.

Do you agree?

Yes or no? Yes, in your heart.

In Matthew 5.22, when
it says that,

if I'm angry with my brother
or sister,

then I am guilty of the
same judgment

as if I had committed murder.

Yes, spiritually.

Do you agree? Spiritually.

Not necessarily legally.

Would it be fair to say that
Jesus is implying

that lust can lead to adultery

and that anger can lead
to murder?

Yes, I would agree with that.

But he is also saying
that actually,

following the law is not just
about what you do outwardly,

but what you do in your heart

and what you think and
feel insight.

Absolutely.

Are pregnant women angry
with the baby

when they undergo an abortion,
yes or no?

I have no idea.

I don't think either
of us can say

how every single pregnant
woman feels

when she has an abortion.

Do you know what every single
pregnant woman is feeling

when she has an abortion?

Maybe some of them are angry
at the baby.

Maybe some of them are scared.

Maybe some of them are
desperate.

Maybe some of them just don't
wanna be pregnant anymore.

But ultimately, it still leads
to the same outcome

that an innocent human being
is being killed.

Yes or no, that's all
I'm asking.

So you would say-- Okay,
I gave you more

than that.

That's fine, I'm just trying
to, one more.

And how can abortion
be murderer

if they do not share the
same intention?

How can an apple seed grow
an orange tree?

Jesus doesn't say that anger
is the only thing

that leads to murder.

As we saw in the case of David,

it was lust that led to the murder
of Bathsheba's husband.

So murder can still be murder
even if the intent

does not start with anger.

And that is what I believe
we see with abortion.

What about Matthew 26, 24 when
Jesus says that--

Hold on, hold on.

Now, it's hard to do this,

obviously I'm looking at
this in hindsight.

It's hard to do this
instantaneously.

But you do murder the kid
in your heart first

before you go to the abortion
clinic.

You are feeling that I'm gonna
take this child's life,

that's why you went to the
abortion clinic

and paid that money so
they can come

and take the life of the baby.

So in your heart, you've already
made the decision

that you're gonna kill
this baby.

That's the same correlation
with saying,

if you believe lust
in your heart,

you've committed lust
spiritually.

And therefore you'd be judged
on your heart,

even though physically you
haven't done it,

there's no physical
consequences.

So in your heart, if you want
the baby to die,

you have already killed the
baby in your heart.

Whether you think it's good or
better for your own life

or not, that's that, who cares?

You have done it in your heart,

you've made a commitment that
I'm gonna take the life

of another human being
in her heart.

So that's before you even
get to the clinic.

According to the things that
he's trying to say,

Jesus talks about these things.

You've committed that
into your heart.

And that's why the outward
expression

of what you committed in your
heart is what happens.

When you lust in your heart,

you begin to lust physically,

which caused people to
commit adultery.

When you believe in murder and
all of that in your heart,

you let it fester your heart,

it begin to come out in
ways like abortion

or physically murdering another
person, wrote a clip.

That would be better if Judas
had never been born.

Why do Christian conservatives
believe

that each conception deserves
to be birthed

when Jesus says otherwise?

Oh, it ended right there.

So let's put this in
perspective.

Jesus is talking about
the punishment

that a person has endeavored
in their life,

meaning that you might as
well not been born

to be betraying Jesus
at this point,

because the end result of betraying
Jesus is death.

So your life is completely
destroyed

at the point at which
you resent,

you have resentment for Jesus
in your heart

and you betrayed him.

That's a specific scenario in
a specific situation.

That has nothing to do with what
he's saying about a baby,

because a baby is not even
have a choice

to betray anybody.

The baby is an innocent
living human being

that people always wanna make
an excuse to say,

this is why I wanna destroy the
baby's life because of what?

It's not to preserve the child,

it's to preserve the
individual.

That's a selfish behavior,

because you weren't complaining

when you were bumping and grinding,
pumping and sweating.

You weren't thinking about
that then, were you?

You weren't thinking about your
future, were you?

No, no, no, come on, come on.

Y'all didn't got me started.

Let's keep it real.

You wanna avoid the consequence
of having sex

after the fact.

The reasonable approach is,

I don't have enough money to
take care of kids,

so therefore I can't let Tyrone
come over the house tonight.

I'm not ready to have children,

therefore I can't be laying
on my back at night,

you know, doing the thing.

Is that reasonable?

I'm not a good parent, I'm
not in a position,

I wanna make rank.

I got all these endeavors.

So male or female, if you
are thinking that,

then you should avoid what it
takes to have a child.

Now that you have foregone
that,

and you now got somebody
pregnant,

or you have become pregnant,

this is not the time for you
to try to play God.

You should have been
playing God

when you were in the bedroom,

which means it's abstaining

from doing the thing that
created the baby.

I don't know why people can't
take responsibility

for their actions on this.

And people always say,

grape and the life of
the mother,

that's less than 1% of all
of these abortions.

It's all wrong, but let me
concede to that.

So 99% of all these scenarios
are avoidable,

and you should take responsibility
for it.

When I was in college
at 22 years old,

what did I do?

I had a kid out of wedlock.

I knew what I was doing when
I was doing it

while I was doing it before
I did it.

And so therefore, when she said
she was pregnant,

now this ain't the time for
me to try to act like

I'm gonna address the
situation.

The time was when she came
over the crib.

That's when I should have been
thinking about it.

After that, I said, you
know what God,

I gotta do what's right.

That baby ain't had nothing to
do with what I was doing,

but since I made the decision,

the baby will be born and I
need to be a good father.

It's that simple.

And if y'all wanna go out and
do the abortion thing,

just understand that you wrong.

You could be wrong and do
whatever you want.

You wrong though.

Quit trying to make excuses
for it.

Quit trying to act like
you're so virtuous

because you sacrificed the life
of another person

for your career that really
ain't gonna even go

the way you think it's
gonna go.

Some of y'all did that just for
you to be entry-level job.

Y'all did that just to be an
assistant manager.

Is that what you really, you
feel good about that?

Now there's people who have
done it and repent.

And if you repent and you ask
God for forgiveness,

he will forgive you.

You don't have to live
with that burden.

But quit walking around
lying to yourself,

acting as if you didn't
do nothing wrong

and trying to act like it ain't
a real human being

because thank God your mom and
them decide to have you.

And they didn't have
an abortion.

Okay, let's get to Kyra
and Lacey

because I've really been wanting
to talk about this

for a while now.

Let me tell you what the perspective
was that I had.