In this episode, we delve into the controversial world of political double standards and hypocrisy, highlighting the recent condemnation of John Bolton for actions eerily similar to those he criticized in others. We explore the psychology behind public figures who, despite being aware of their questionable actions, continue to project a facade of moral authority. This discussion invites listeners to consider the impact of narcissism and self-preservation in political discourse. Additionally, we shed light on the vibrant dynamics of the New York City debate scene, where Curtis Sliwa’s stance on ICE cooperation has caused a stir. As we dissect
All of the videos of John Bolton condemning Trump for classified information, for classified – they’ve got to get him. Oh, this is very serious.
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It’s career-ending.
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They’ve got – Jack Smith’s got to act quickly. I mean, this is what I don’t understand. You don’t have to go on TV. You don’t have to give interviews. If you’re doing what you’re accusing – president trump of doing wouldn’t you just lay low mark what’s wrong with these people of course you would except most people don’t ever expect to be caught But they’ve got to know in the back of their head, how do they sleep at night? How do you sleep knowing I’m going to go on MSNBC and NBC and ABC? I’m going to blast Trump for doing exactly now. And look, even Bolton’s supporters are saying this looks really bad for him. Whatever he did with his AOL account, I didn’t know anybody had AOL accounts anymore. I thought it was in 1989. You’ve got mail, you know. Holy crap. But he’s using his AOL accounts. He’s sharing material with apparently his wife and his daughter and the gardener. I mean, this is like Hillary with the server and the bidet stuff.
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And there’s an answer to the very good question that you’ve asked. How do they sleep at night? Why do they do these things? A, I covered one part of it. They don’t expect to be caught. And the other part of this, the raw narcissism, self-absorption, and I’m going after Hitler. I’m going after the great Satan Trump. So it doesn’t matter what I do. Anything I do is okay because of the greater good of going after Trump. This is the mental illness that wraps around their brains.
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This is why it’s called a syndrome. It is an absolute affliction. Look at this goofy governor of Illinois. I like Stegall’s nickname for him, Governor Big Boy. No. And not because of his weight, but because of his hair. You know, that goofy… Bob’s big boy, Shoney’s big boy. We had Frisch’s in Ohio. Really? For real? That’s right. We had Frisch’s big boy.
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We had Shoney’s in the… Are they still around? I don’t know. I haven’t seen a big boy in a long time. I haven’t either.
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There’s a drop.
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I don’t know. But for those unfamiliar, it was a kind of a chubby kid, right, with a big swirl of J.B. Pritzker-style hair with a big plate with a burger on it or something.
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Yeah, yeah, yeah.
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Just smiling and just all the way to somewhere, just happy as could be.
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And the red and white checked overalls. I mean, it’s quite a look. All J.B. Pritzker’s missing is the red and white overalls. So anyway, he’s been brutal on Trump, you know, and brutal on people like Tom Holman and Stephen Miller. He’s going after these folks. We’re going to get them down the road. We’re keeping score. We’re going to prosecute. All they’re doing, think about this. Connect these dots for just a moment. The American people elected a man who promised to carry out the biggest mass deportation in American history. The polls show over and over again most Americans favor what’s happening with the deportation. All Tom Holman’s doing is his job. Tom Holman admitted yesterday on Fox News he hasn’t lived with his wife since March because she’s in hiding because the lunatics are trying to dox him and his family. The death threats keep coming in. And J.B. Pritzker is encouraging that kind of crap. And then he reveals he won $1.4 million at Blackjack in Vegas. Now, Mark, I like me some Vegas, and I play some Wheel of Fortune. I’ve enjoyed some blackjack in my day. You don’t win $1.4 million in blackjack. And you know what he said was? He sheepishly admitted yesterday when it was revealed that he won $1.4 million.
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million as part of his – I got lucky, I guess.
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Well, to say the least.
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I got lucky?
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If you win $1.4 million at some point, what did you lose? No kidding.
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Well, not only what did you lose – That doesn’t happen in a vacuum. No, something else has gone – How much did you have on the table? And he’s the heir to the Hyatt Hotel Corporation chain. So he’s already wealthy, although he’s been described as the black sheep of the family because he’s such a big dummy. Meanwhile, Big Tish, Tish James, she’s got another family member who’s a fugitive living in another house that she owns.
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Let’s keep track because it was a niece or a grandniece or something. Yeah.
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Now there’s another one. Now, just how many fugitives and criminals does she have living in her houses? I don’t know. Boy, she comes from fine stock. Look, these are bad people. These are not good people. And speaking of nice people, Mark, have you followed all the chatter online about Mike Pence? And the FBI spying on the Trump administration, they’re claiming that former Vice President Pence had a back channel to the FBI during the chapter of the FBI spying on the Trump administration. I don’t know if it’s true or not.
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Nothing would surprise me. Pence became a snake. He became an absolute snake and is, again, part of the Marx TDS axioms. We’ve added a fourth one. The first one was Trump hatred makes smart people stupid. The second one makes nice people mean. Third makes funny people unfunny. And the fourth one now for Bolton and others, Trump hatred turns good people into criminals. And I think there was another sort of subset in sort of the Pence mold. Trump hatred can take people of faith and grace and drain all of that from them and make them as mean and nasty and bitter and vindictive as the closest to godless person.
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Did you see any of the debate last night in New York City?
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Some clips, yeah. And Curtis did really well. And Andrew Cuomo didn’t know. He had two people ganging up on him, didn’t know quite what to do. Mom Donnie, as he was with Martha McCallum the other day on Fox, said things that were terrible, that if you have a brain stem, you can figure out how dangerous he is, but said them with such a pleasant demeanor and such a campaign skill set, it was a little scary.
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I watched the whole thing because WNBC streamed it. We were trying to figure out a way to do it on streaming, that I was going to host something last night and figure out a way. We couldn’t pull it off. There was all kinds of copyright stuff and everything. But you could get it on the stream, and I watched just about every word of it. Mom Donnie makes my skin crawl. He looks into the camera with that smile. He smiles inappropriately at everything. Now, thankfully, when they brought up 9-11, he was going from this real Cheshire, you And then somebody said 9-11. Well, then he ended the grin, thank goodness. He’s programmed. He’s like, he is the Manchurian candidate. He is the leftist candidate from hell. And Curtis had a great night. He had one big stumble. They were asking the three of them who their favorite presidents were of all time. Curtis’s answer was George Pataki. So he got a little sidetracked. But he did a great job on substance. Any imbecile could watch that debate and say, well, the guy in the middle is the right guy. This Curtis Lewa guy is the right guy. Now he’s getting dragged by our side. You know why? Because he said he agreed that he would not cooperate. He wouldn’t let the NYPD cooperate with ICE. And it was like, deal breaker. There you go. You’re not a Republican.
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What was the… Okay, that’s unfortunate. It’s a New York thing.
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Did he give any logic for that? It’s a New York… No, he just… They did one of those stupid hand… Who’s got their hand up if you’d let the NYPD cooperate with ICE? And he didn’t put his hand up. And it’s like Curtis… Well, but… But people have to understand, I’m not trying to bend over backwards here, but I’m not trying to excuse it, but I can explain it. He’s in New York?
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Nobody in New York thinks there ought to be cooperation at every level of law enforcement to keep illegals from killing us?
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Yeah, when you put it that way. I know.
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when I bring the earth logic on.
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You got me there. I’m trying. No, it’s okay. It’s okay. How’d you like the look without the beret? He inferred that I think he’s losing the beret from now until Election Day. Some would say maybe he should have done that six months ago. You said he should have done that six months ago. When you put it that way…
In this episode, we delve into the controversial world of political double standards and hypocrisy, highlighting the recent condemnation of John Bolton for actions eerily similar to those he criticized in others. We explore the psychology behind public figures who, despite being aware of their questionable actions, continue to project a facade of moral authority. This discussion invites listeners to consider the impact of narcissism and self-preservation in political discourse. Additionally, we shed light on the vibrant dynamics of the New York City debate scene, where Curtis Sliwa’s stance on ICE cooperation has caused a stir. As we dissect
