February 23, 2025 • 23 mins
Google maps with some updates. Terminator II of presidencies. Sadfishing Selena and a lesson in social media. China and AI, a Sputnik moment?
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
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Google has announced plays see this They're updating the names
(00:20):
of two geographical regions in response. So it's going to
be the Gulf of America. Clay pretty much owns property
on the Gulf of America. I do say it, you know,
he's a Gulf of resident. Yeah. And also Mountain Denali
is going to be called McKinley again according to Google.
I gotta say I like this. I know some people think, oh,
(00:41):
what difference does it really make? I'm into it. Actually.
I also like the Greenland is freaking out and rather
Denmark is freaking out about Greenland, which is very amusing.
I think the amount of Golf of America T shirts
that will be sold. I'm telling you on Panama City
Beach July fourth, on Destined, Florida, my area of thirty A.
(01:04):
Any of you that have ever been Orange Beach, Alabama,
which is right there Pensacola. Any of you that have
ever been mobile down along the Gulf coast of the
United States, now the Gulf of America. I'm telling you
it is going to be some of these shirts that
you're going to see for July fourth and Memorial Day,
but particularly for July fourth, are going to be incredible.
(01:25):
I'm already giddy thinking about thinking about what I'm going
to be wearing on July fourth as I celebrate, likely
on the Gulf of America. Also Buck, Gulf of America
got smoked with a snowstorm, which has never happened before.
New Orleans got like eight inches of snow. Pensacola, Florida
got seven inches of snow. The white sand beaches of
(01:50):
the Gulf of America were covered in snow. I've never
seen anything like it. It was pretty awesome. I know
we mentioned it a little bit last week, but I
did think it was funny that Trump renamed the Gulf
of Mexico the Gulf of America and then immediately the
biggest snowstorm in like seventy five years arrived. So he
beat global warming too, I guess.
Speaker 2 (02:11):
Sunday Hang with Clay and Buck.
Speaker 1 (02:15):
We got a fun reaction clip here from Mike. He's
listening out in Denver at Freedom ninety three point seven KDFD,
and we were talking about sequels and how rare it
is that they're better, in particular that Trump is polling
at a higher rate right now than he ever has
in the history of his presidency.
Speaker 2 (02:36):
And Mike wanted to weigh in. Listen, Clayton Buck, you.
Speaker 1 (02:38):
Are of course excluding The Empire strikes Back and Godfather
Too from the sequels that are not better than the originals.
Speaker 2 (02:50):
Wait, you said we were talking about Gladiator.
Speaker 1 (02:52):
I think he means the Godfather Too and the Empire
specs Back are better than the originals.
Speaker 2 (02:57):
Well that's what he's trying to say. Yes, yes, yeah, no, No,
we didn't.
Speaker 1 (03:01):
We weren't excluding anything. I was just trying to rip
on clay for being far too favorable to Gladiator two
for my like it. But it is the case as
a general rule that sequels are usually drastically inferior than
the original, but there are exceptions like Godfather Too and
Terminator two strikes Back.
Speaker 2 (03:22):
Terminator two, I would.
Speaker 1 (03:23):
Say, as a great trilogy is a little different, because
especially some trilogies are really a series of books, for example,
or or you look at something like Indiana Jones and
The Temple of Doom as that's actually the first. Every
three comes chronologically afterwards. But I think it's the weakest
of the three, even though it's really good as well.
(03:45):
I would say all three of those are good. I'm
last Crusade is better than Raiders of the Lost Ark
person some of you agreed, disagree. I think I think
the trilogy is actually the best. I think that's probably right.
I'm with you.
Speaker 2 (03:57):
I'm with you on that one.
Speaker 1 (03:58):
I will say, but yes, there are certainly some sequels
that are better. But for a presidency, it's it's amazing.
I mean, this is the t two, the Terminator two
of presidencies, if you will. This is like, you know,
box office smash, huge opening weekend, really big cultural impact,
and it we're just one week into it as well,
(04:19):
so I'm expecting great things.
Speaker 2 (04:22):
Sundays with Clay.
Speaker 1 (04:23):
And Bus we mentioned that the Trump deportations, which is
rapidly underway, illegal violent criminals being arrested all over the
country and sent back to their home countries, and we said, hey,
you should prepare yourself for a pushback, and it will
be an emotional one.
Speaker 2 (04:44):
It won't be a logical one.
Speaker 1 (04:46):
Because if you engage in this issue in any way
in a logical fashion, what's the argument against deporting illegals
who are committing violent acts? Here it's one of the
easiest decisions out there, But when you talk about emotions,
people often don't respond in a coherent fashion. I want
(05:06):
to play this for you because it has gone megaviral
and it is an example of what I think you
should prepare yourself for. Also, I think Republicans need to
have still spines here. Steel spines do not allow these
emotional appeals to impact what is the logical and right choice.
(05:27):
But here is Selena Gomez actress?
Speaker 2 (05:30):
What is she?
Speaker 1 (05:30):
And buck was she in Wicked? I think you're asking
the wrong guy class. She's an Amelia Perez right now,
I understand, but wasn't she? Also is that Ariana Grande.
I'm gonna be honest, I kind of get those two
mixed up. But Ariana was in Wicked. Sorry for being racist.
Here is Selena Gomez complaining about illegals being taken out
(05:52):
of the country. I shouldn't say that. I'm so sorry.
Only people detect the children. They don't understand. I'm so sorry.
Speaker 2 (06:10):
I wish I could.
Speaker 1 (06:11):
Do something that it can't. I don't know what to do.
I'll try everything, all right, Selena Gomez crying there buck
can we adopt as a preliminary if you take a
video of yourself crying by yourself and then choose to
(06:33):
post it, that's kind of a weird thing to do, right, Like,
there's nobody else around, You're sitting in your kitchen, you
record yourself crying, and then you decide to post it.
Speaker 2 (06:44):
Now.
Speaker 1 (06:44):
She since deleted this video, but it is gone megaviral.
Lots of people are reacting. They are gonna be a
lot of these. But what's your take? Well, one thing
I find interesting beyond just Elina Gomez here is that
anyone thinks that anyone cares about actors or entertainers anymore
(07:07):
and what they think about politics. I think that that
has changed dramatically. I think that the era of oh,
you know, the remember the George Clooney op ed about
like how Biden should step down? That worked out great.
This is a time when people are waking up more
and more to the fact that a lot of entertainers
(07:28):
are really ignorant and really narcissistic and dumb, and you
shouldn't listen to them about anything. So that's one part
of this, right, just so this this is the person
doesn't know anything about the immigration laws we're talking about,
doesn't understand what the broader issues are. But then also
she says my I mean she's an American, right, I
don't know almost nothing about her. I assume she's an
(07:48):
American citizen because she says my people, And to that,
I just wonder what does that mean? Because if you're
an American, your people are the American people, right, unless
all of a sudden and worth to think that she's
she has a kind of Hispanic solidarity or something like that.
Speaker 2 (08:07):
Uh what what? Where?
Speaker 1 (08:09):
Where is that coming from?
Speaker 2 (08:10):
Right?
Speaker 1 (08:10):
She says my people? Well, your people are Americans. Your
people aren't actually illegals, were being deported. Why does she
refer to them as her people? That would be another
question that I have from this, beyond the obvious. Uh,
you know, she's emotionally unstable and no surprise there. Yeah,
that's that's a great point. I think she was a
Disney child actress, and I, as you heard me on
(08:31):
the show, I've always been unable to distinguish like she
and Ariana Grande are basically the same person. To me,
so I don't know particularly about their backgrounds. Was this
the one that dated Bieber or not? Or did he
date both of them? That's primarily how I know that
she did right about that, and she did date Biber,
all right, look a pop culture knowledge. So Bieber dodged
(08:54):
a bullet there. I don't know if I'm the only
person who can't towards Ariana Grande also at Disney actor too?
Are these are the to these girls fewed against each other.
They're basically the same person to me, like Pixie meaning
small like singer actress who came from the Disney World universe.
Speaker 2 (09:13):
And I do wonder though she deleted it.
Speaker 1 (09:18):
Whatever, Let me just say this because I'm gonna tee
off on her on multiple different angles here. If you
have a take, own it. You can't delete your take.
Like I think she's a moron for this perspective. She
didn't make a video crying over Lake and Riley. She
didn't make a video crying over Joscelyn Nungary. All of
(09:41):
these innocent people who are dead because criminal, illegal aliens
killed them in this country, and people say, well, people
get killed, that's the argument. This is actually the argument eleven. Well,
people get killed all the time. Yeah, but if they're
illegally here in the first place, they should have never happened.
And by the way, I wish we had murder. I
(10:01):
wish there was no violent crime, A right to bold stand.
It's a bold stand from class. I wish murder was zero.
I don't want anybody to get killed. That's a very
bold stand from me. The goal is to have as
few murders as possible, and if one way you could
have fewer murders is by not allowing people who murder
to illegally enter the country, that seems like a rational
(10:21):
choice to me. So she posted this video and then
she deleted it. So what is her thought? I think
your point on these are my people? She's an American?
Are j just justlyn Nungary and Lake and Riley? Not
her people, because those are the people that I care about.
I care about other Americans first and foremost. So the
fact that she deleted it means that she's not even
(10:44):
standing behind this. So now she's gonna she's gonna manage
to create a situation where majorities of people think she's
a moron, and then even the people who don't think
she's a moron. Are gonna be like, well, why'd you
delete it? Well, I think she probably deleted it because
her managers or agent or whatever said, what are you doing?
(11:04):
Don't get involved in this right now?
Speaker 2 (11:06):
I get it.
Speaker 1 (11:06):
But once you post the video, this is a good lesson.
I tell my kids this all the time too. Deleting
something that you post on social media doesn't eliminate it,
and in many ways, bock to me, it actually draws
more attention to it because it suggests that you wish
you hadn't posted it in the first place. So this
idea of oh, I posted something, but I deleted it, No,
(11:27):
you can't. Nothing ever vanishes on the Internet like it's
there forever. Deleting it just makes you look like even
more of a moron than you already did. So I'm
anti deletion here, your anti deletion and pro I think
Prono murders. Yeah, Prono murders, very good, well done on
that one. And I think that Selena Gomez, Yes, her
(11:48):
opinion on immigration is not something that anyone particularly cares about,
and I think she recognized that a little bit too late.
But for a lot of people, here's what I will say,
you can expe clay. There'll be a lot of people
who have for years now used social media political stances
(12:08):
as a way to get attention and maybe even at
some level build audience. They are their drug is missing
right now. You know their addicts for attention and their
drug is missing on social media. And what they'll latch
onto is this they're going to start if the deportations.
Remember it's not just that they will continue, it's that
they're going to escalate dramatically. That is what Trump has promised.
(12:31):
That is what Tom Homan has said is going to happen.
So if that happens, you will see a lot of
the virtue signaling libs that instead of Russia collusion or
threats to democracy or whatever, it's going to be, this
is an American. We're deporting all these people. It's so
means this is going to become the thing that idiot
(12:52):
celebrities want to talk about, which is why everybody has
to have a steel spine on this, because they're gonna
be all these emotional vide is the first one I've seen,
and I hope that what happens to Selena Gomez frankly
is the market responds to this, like the market responded,
(13:13):
you remember woke snow White. I don't even remember Rachel
Zigfield or something like that, whatever her name is.
Speaker 2 (13:19):
Uh, they haven't released that movie yet.
Speaker 1 (13:22):
Remember the woke snow White, like the live action snow White,
the Rachel whatever her name is, that is so woke
that like snow White was not gonna be the I'm not.
Speaker 2 (13:33):
Going and saved.
Speaker 1 (13:35):
And I think they also, yes, snow White was was
a boss babe who was like getting it in the office. Yeah,
you know so. I think they also decided they weren't
going to use actual dwarves because they thought it was
discrimin was demeaning and discriminatory. And then people who are
(13:56):
dwarves were like, excuse me, this is a great opportun unity,
you know, the greatest acting opportunity of the dwarf community's life.
Only small people can play these roles. These are actual dwarves.
And then they took it away and they had full
sized people's sized people. Yeah, this is this is what
(14:16):
ends up happening when you know, you play woke games,
you get woke prizes. It's not good. What's his name?
Who is the Tyrian Peter Ding? Peter Dinklice greatest little
man actor of all time. He's probably surely he's one
of the dwarves, right, I mean that would be like,
you know, starting a basketball team back in the day
(14:37):
and not trying to get Michael Jordan to play for it,
like he's the Michael Jordan of Dwarf actors.
Speaker 2 (14:42):
But the fact that they put tall people.
Speaker 1 (14:45):
In the role of dwarves, thereby destroying the only real
opportunity most dwarves had to ever make them living as
an actor, is a perfect illustration of how broken and
stupid all of these people are. Rachel Zegler woke snow White.
She remember she ripped Trump voters and then posted a
(15:05):
follow up video or she was like, sorry, I didn't
mean it, Like what I mean. I just so many
of these people are morons, and yes, I love seeing
them expose themselves.
Speaker 2 (15:16):
Sunday drap with Buck.
Speaker 1 (15:20):
Proving how adept they are at responding to the narrative
of the day. Tom Holman, who was in the process
of deporting thousands of violent criminals from this country also
locking down the border, was just on Fox News, I believe,
(15:40):
talking with Sondra Smith of Fox News about Selena Gomez
crying video claiming that the Trump administration is deporting her people.
Let me mention this book our team researched. Selena Gomez's
mom is Italian uh and her dad was a second
general from Mexico. Her grandparents came in the nineteen seventies
(16:05):
to the United States. So to your point, her people
should mean Americans because she's a third generation at minimum
American who has lived with a mom who has Italian
origin for some time. Just FYI in the state of Texas.
It would be weird if something bad happened in Ireland.
Then I started crying about my people. Yes, they were
(16:25):
my people one hundred and fifty or two hundred years ago.
My people are Americans.
Speaker 2 (16:31):
Yeah, right, this is what I this is with my point, Yeah.
Speaker 1 (16:34):
Totally here is here is right now. Tom Holman asked
directly about the crying video from from Selena Gomez. Listen,
what do you say to those who are out there
saying that these are everyday people, these are families that
are being attacked and dragged out of their homes.
Speaker 2 (16:53):
How do you respond to that.
Speaker 3 (16:54):
I don't think we arrested any families. We've arrested public
sainty's trust in national security for US bottom line, And look,
President Trump won the election on this one issue, securing
our border and saving lives. This what happened on our
southern board last four is the biggest national security threat
this country scene, at least in my lifetime, because we've
got over two million known guid aways. You've got six
hundred percent increase in sex trafficking. We've got a record
(17:16):
number of terrorists crossing the board on terrorist wash list.
We have quarterminion Americans diving fentanyl coming across the open border.
We're going to do this job and we're going to
enforce the laws of this country. If they don't like it,
then go to Congress and change the law. We're going
to do this operational apology. We're going to make our
community safer. We're going to save well. Once we lock
that board on continuous operation, you're going to see fetanyl
dest decrease, illegal alien crime decrease, sex trafficking decrease. It's
(17:40):
just all for the good of this nation, and we're
going to keep going. No pologies, We're moving forward.
Speaker 1 (17:45):
He's the best dude, he really is.
Speaker 2 (17:47):
He's just a.
Speaker 1 (17:48):
Plus and I love that they're already responding and just
slamming this before it can even really start to have
any sort of support behind it. Buck And this is
what you gotta have, steel spines, people who are committed
to the president's orders and don't tiptoe up to it
because you happen to get some emotionally overreactive morons in
(18:12):
Hollywood trying to push back against it. Well, if you remember,
it happened in the first Trump administration with the family
separation policy, which they actually backed away from, and we
gave them an inch, and then they took a whole
lot more after that. They just as soon as they
got the chance with Biden, they kicked the border wide open.
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Speaker 2 (18:38):
Sunday Sizzle with Clay Inbus.
Speaker 1 (18:42):
Something that I find of interest and I think it
affects all of us, whether people are interested in it
in a new sense or not, is what's going on
right now in the artificial intelligence world AI. And you've
had the Nasdaq dropping over three percent today in video
which has it's just been a rocket ship of a
stock's gone down sixteen percent, all because now in Vidio
(19:06):
is a chip maker considered essential to create the high
very sort of high functioning chips for artificial intelligence. This
Chinese Deep Seek AI has come out. It has its
own it's kind of like chat GPT, but it's a
Chinese version of it, and Clay people are saying it
(19:26):
works as well as chat GPT, and it's a fracture
of the cost. It's a lot easier to do, and
I think it's it's rattled the tech markets right now
because what if China is actually is actually closer to
us in AI, maybe even ahead of us in AI
than we realize. What if China gets ahead of us
in AI, robotics and some of these other critical areas
(19:46):
for the future everyone's having. There's a little bit of
a freak out moment going on right now everybody. So far,
the only thing I've seen AI use for is making
fun of me with flute pictures, which you guys are
amazing at. But I have talked to people way smarter
than us in the world of tech, and they really
(20:09):
do deeply believe that AI is going to change everything
inside of most companies and Buck I think the underlying reason,
big picture that stock prices have kept going up is
there's an idea that businesses are going to become wildly
more efficient, need way fewer employees as a result of
a lot of the task that AI is going to
(20:30):
be able to do. But what has happened here is
there's a bit of a Sputnik moment where for those
of you out there that are history nerds, you remember
suddenly Russia leapt ahead of America in space age technology
with the Sputnik, and we got to justifiably concern about
the trajectory of the world geopolitical situation. I think that's
(20:53):
kind of a little bit of the reaction with what
China has done in its version of AI, which is
publicly available for lots of people to use. Have you
used AI in your existence, wife? How did you use it?
I've just gone on chat GPT and you know, ask
questions and just to play around check it out a
little bit. It's like a more it feels like a
(21:13):
more advanced version of Google Search in some ways. I
don't know. I'm not blown away by it yet by
any means, But Clay on this on this score, like
what the magnificent seven. It's a bunch of tech stocks.
They're the reason that all of our four oh one
k's and retirement accounts and everything have been going up
so much in the last because they've been propping up
the S and P five hundred, those seven stocks. And
(21:36):
so if they are not going to be as hyper
profitable and incredibly influential and dominant in the global market
as expected, these are the kind of things you go, oh, oh,
could this start to trigger a real economic uh, you know,
a reset, a recession, a decline, something something that that hurts,
(21:59):
that's painful. I don't think this is going to do it,
but it just goes to show you that it's you know,
it's never obvious until it happens, and then everyone says,
how did we know this was coming? And the economy
is that there are some areas that are shakier than
a lot of people realize right now, just systemically. I mean,
this is years. This has nothing to do with Trump
(22:20):
per se. This is just what we've been building toward,
you know, with debt, with inflation, with monetary policy, and
with what the hopes are that have been propelling the
stock market to have an incredible few years recently. It
reminds me a bit of the boom that came from
the Internet, the dot com boom that many of you remember.
(22:41):
Stock prices skyrocketed, and they were right. The Internet did
fundamentally transform the way that Americans lived, but it took
a while to figure out who the big winners were.
And remember one of the early teams that people thought
was going to be a big winner was the fibers,
the microfibers with which the Internet travels on. And then
the stock prices collapsed there because it turned out it
(23:04):
was going to be way cheaper than we thought. Part
of me thinks that AI is not going to be
as expensive to create as we may have thought.
Speaker 2 (23:12):
And you still don't know who the winners are going
to be.
Speaker 1 (23:14):
Well that's where that's where there was that crash, and
then the Internet kept on roaring. But just saying right now,
it raises a lot of things. Where are we really
technologically against China, what's really propping up our stock market?
Where's the economy going? Uncertain future
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Google has announced plays see this They're updating the names
(00:20):
of two geographical regions in response. So it's going to
be the Gulf of America. Clay pretty much owns property
on the Gulf of America. I do say it, you know,
he's a Gulf of resident. Yeah. And also Mountain Denali
is going to be called McKinley again according to Google.
I gotta say I like this. I know some people think, oh,
(00:41):
what difference does it really make? I'm into it. Actually.
I also like the Greenland is freaking out and rather
Denmark is freaking out about Greenland, which is very amusing.
I think the amount of Golf of America T shirts
that will be sold. I'm telling you on Panama City
Beach July fourth, on Destined, Florida, my area of thirty A.
(01:04):
Any of you that have ever been Orange Beach, Alabama,
which is right there Pensacola. Any of you that have
ever been mobile down along the Gulf coast of the
United States, now the Gulf of America. I'm telling you
it is going to be some of these shirts that
you're going to see for July fourth and Memorial Day,
but particularly for July fourth, are going to be incredible.
(01:25):
I'm already giddy thinking about thinking about what I'm going
to be wearing on July fourth as I celebrate, likely
on the Gulf of America. Also Buck, Gulf of America
got smoked with a snowstorm, which has never happened before.
New Orleans got like eight inches of snow. Pensacola, Florida
got seven inches of snow. The white sand beaches of
(01:50):
the Gulf of America were covered in snow. I've never
seen anything like it. It was pretty awesome. I know
we mentioned it a little bit last week, but I
did think it was funny that Trump renamed the Gulf
of Mexico the Gulf of America and then immediately the
biggest snowstorm in like seventy five years arrived. So he
beat global warming too, I guess.
Speaker 2 (02:11):
Sunday Hang with Clay and Buck.
Speaker 1 (02:15):
We got a fun reaction clip here from Mike. He's
listening out in Denver at Freedom ninety three point seven KDFD,
and we were talking about sequels and how rare it
is that they're better, in particular that Trump is polling
at a higher rate right now than he ever has
in the history of his presidency.
Speaker 2 (02:36):
And Mike wanted to weigh in. Listen, Clayton Buck, you.
Speaker 1 (02:38):
Are of course excluding The Empire strikes Back and Godfather
Too from the sequels that are not better than the originals.
Speaker 2 (02:50):
Wait, you said we were talking about Gladiator.
Speaker 1 (02:52):
I think he means the Godfather Too and the Empire
specs Back are better than the originals.
Speaker 2 (02:57):
Well that's what he's trying to say. Yes, yes, yeah, no, No,
we didn't.
Speaker 1 (03:01):
We weren't excluding anything. I was just trying to rip
on clay for being far too favorable to Gladiator two
for my like it. But it is the case as
a general rule that sequels are usually drastically inferior than
the original, but there are exceptions like Godfather Too and
Terminator two strikes Back.
Speaker 2 (03:22):
Terminator two, I would.
Speaker 1 (03:23):
Say, as a great trilogy is a little different, because
especially some trilogies are really a series of books, for example,
or or you look at something like Indiana Jones and
The Temple of Doom as that's actually the first. Every
three comes chronologically afterwards. But I think it's the weakest
of the three, even though it's really good as well.
(03:45):
I would say all three of those are good. I'm
last Crusade is better than Raiders of the Lost Ark
person some of you agreed, disagree. I think I think
the trilogy is actually the best. I think that's probably right.
I'm with you.
Speaker 2 (03:57):
I'm with you on that one.
Speaker 1 (03:58):
I will say, but yes, there are certainly some sequels
that are better. But for a presidency, it's it's amazing.
I mean, this is the t two, the Terminator two
of presidencies, if you will. This is like, you know,
box office smash, huge opening weekend, really big cultural impact,
and it we're just one week into it as well,
(04:19):
so I'm expecting great things.
Speaker 2 (04:22):
Sundays with Clay.
Speaker 1 (04:23):
And Bus we mentioned that the Trump deportations, which is
rapidly underway, illegal violent criminals being arrested all over the
country and sent back to their home countries, and we said, hey,
you should prepare yourself for a pushback, and it will
be an emotional one.
Speaker 2 (04:44):
It won't be a logical one.
Speaker 1 (04:46):
Because if you engage in this issue in any way
in a logical fashion, what's the argument against deporting illegals
who are committing violent acts? Here it's one of the
easiest decisions out there, But when you talk about emotions,
people often don't respond in a coherent fashion. I want
(05:06):
to play this for you because it has gone megaviral
and it is an example of what I think you
should prepare yourself for. Also, I think Republicans need to
have still spines here. Steel spines do not allow these
emotional appeals to impact what is the logical and right choice.
(05:27):
But here is Selena Gomez actress?
Speaker 2 (05:30):
What is she?
Speaker 1 (05:30):
And buck was she in Wicked? I think you're asking
the wrong guy class. She's an Amelia Perez right now,
I understand, but wasn't she? Also is that Ariana Grande.
I'm gonna be honest, I kind of get those two
mixed up. But Ariana was in Wicked. Sorry for being racist.
Here is Selena Gomez complaining about illegals being taken out
(05:52):
of the country. I shouldn't say that. I'm so sorry.
Only people detect the children. They don't understand. I'm so sorry.
Speaker 2 (06:10):
I wish I could.
Speaker 1 (06:11):
Do something that it can't. I don't know what to do.
I'll try everything, all right, Selena Gomez crying there buck
can we adopt as a preliminary if you take a
video of yourself crying by yourself and then choose to
(06:33):
post it, that's kind of a weird thing to do, right, Like,
there's nobody else around, You're sitting in your kitchen, you
record yourself crying, and then you decide to post it.
Speaker 2 (06:44):
Now.
Speaker 1 (06:44):
She since deleted this video, but it is gone megaviral.
Lots of people are reacting. They are gonna be a
lot of these. But what's your take? Well, one thing
I find interesting beyond just Elina Gomez here is that
anyone thinks that anyone cares about actors or entertainers anymore
(07:07):
and what they think about politics. I think that that
has changed dramatically. I think that the era of oh,
you know, the remember the George Clooney op ed about
like how Biden should step down? That worked out great.
This is a time when people are waking up more
and more to the fact that a lot of entertainers
(07:28):
are really ignorant and really narcissistic and dumb, and you
shouldn't listen to them about anything. So that's one part
of this, right, just so this this is the person
doesn't know anything about the immigration laws we're talking about,
doesn't understand what the broader issues are. But then also
she says my I mean she's an American, right, I
don't know almost nothing about her. I assume she's an
(07:48):
American citizen because she says my people, And to that,
I just wonder what does that mean? Because if you're
an American, your people are the American people, right, unless
all of a sudden and worth to think that she's
she has a kind of Hispanic solidarity or something like that.
Speaker 2 (08:07):
Uh what what? Where?
Speaker 1 (08:09):
Where is that coming from?
Speaker 2 (08:10):
Right?
Speaker 1 (08:10):
She says my people? Well, your people are Americans. Your
people aren't actually illegals, were being deported. Why does she
refer to them as her people? That would be another
question that I have from this, beyond the obvious. Uh,
you know, she's emotionally unstable and no surprise there. Yeah,
that's that's a great point. I think she was a
Disney child actress, and I, as you heard me on
(08:31):
the show, I've always been unable to distinguish like she
and Ariana Grande are basically the same person. To me,
so I don't know particularly about their backgrounds. Was this
the one that dated Bieber or not? Or did he
date both of them? That's primarily how I know that
she did right about that, and she did date Biber,
all right, look a pop culture knowledge. So Bieber dodged
(08:54):
a bullet there. I don't know if I'm the only
person who can't towards Ariana Grande also at Disney actor too?
Are these are the to these girls fewed against each other.
They're basically the same person to me, like Pixie meaning
small like singer actress who came from the Disney World universe.
Speaker 2 (09:13):
And I do wonder though she deleted it.
Speaker 1 (09:18):
Whatever, Let me just say this because I'm gonna tee
off on her on multiple different angles here. If you
have a take, own it. You can't delete your take.
Like I think she's a moron for this perspective. She
didn't make a video crying over Lake and Riley. She
didn't make a video crying over Joscelyn Nungary. All of
(09:41):
these innocent people who are dead because criminal, illegal aliens
killed them in this country, and people say, well, people
get killed, that's the argument. This is actually the argument eleven. Well,
people get killed all the time. Yeah, but if they're
illegally here in the first place, they should have never happened.
And by the way, I wish we had murder. I
(10:01):
wish there was no violent crime, A right to bold stand.
It's a bold stand from class. I wish murder was zero.
I don't want anybody to get killed. That's a very
bold stand from me. The goal is to have as
few murders as possible, and if one way you could
have fewer murders is by not allowing people who murder
to illegally enter the country, that seems like a rational
(10:21):
choice to me. So she posted this video and then
she deleted it. So what is her thought? I think
your point on these are my people? She's an American?
Are j just justlyn Nungary and Lake and Riley? Not
her people, because those are the people that I care about.
I care about other Americans first and foremost. So the
fact that she deleted it means that she's not even
(10:44):
standing behind this. So now she's gonna she's gonna manage
to create a situation where majorities of people think she's
a moron, and then even the people who don't think
she's a moron. Are gonna be like, well, why'd you
delete it? Well, I think she probably deleted it because
her managers or agent or whatever said, what are you doing?
(11:04):
Don't get involved in this right now?
Speaker 2 (11:06):
I get it.
Speaker 1 (11:06):
But once you post the video, this is a good lesson.
I tell my kids this all the time too. Deleting
something that you post on social media doesn't eliminate it,
and in many ways, bock to me, it actually draws
more attention to it because it suggests that you wish
you hadn't posted it in the first place. So this
idea of oh, I posted something, but I deleted it, No,
(11:27):
you can't. Nothing ever vanishes on the Internet like it's
there forever. Deleting it just makes you look like even
more of a moron than you already did. So I'm
anti deletion here, your anti deletion and pro I think
Prono murders. Yeah, Prono murders, very good, well done on
that one. And I think that Selena Gomez, Yes, her
(11:48):
opinion on immigration is not something that anyone particularly cares about,
and I think she recognized that a little bit too late.
But for a lot of people, here's what I will say,
you can expe clay. There'll be a lot of people
who have for years now used social media political stances
(12:08):
as a way to get attention and maybe even at
some level build audience. They are their drug is missing
right now. You know their addicts for attention and their
drug is missing on social media. And what they'll latch
onto is this they're going to start if the deportations.
Remember it's not just that they will continue, it's that
they're going to escalate dramatically. That is what Trump has promised.
(12:31):
That is what Tom Homan has said is going to happen.
So if that happens, you will see a lot of
the virtue signaling libs that instead of Russia collusion or
threats to democracy or whatever, it's going to be, this
is an American. We're deporting all these people. It's so
means this is going to become the thing that idiot
(12:52):
celebrities want to talk about, which is why everybody has
to have a steel spine on this, because they're gonna
be all these emotional vide is the first one I've seen,
and I hope that what happens to Selena Gomez frankly
is the market responds to this, like the market responded,
(13:13):
you remember woke snow White. I don't even remember Rachel
Zigfield or something like that, whatever her name is.
Speaker 2 (13:19):
Uh, they haven't released that movie yet.
Speaker 1 (13:22):
Remember the woke snow White, like the live action snow White,
the Rachel whatever her name is, that is so woke
that like snow White was not gonna be the I'm not.
Speaker 2 (13:33):
Going and saved.
Speaker 1 (13:35):
And I think they also, yes, snow White was was
a boss babe who was like getting it in the office. Yeah,
you know so. I think they also decided they weren't
going to use actual dwarves because they thought it was
discrimin was demeaning and discriminatory. And then people who are
(13:56):
dwarves were like, excuse me, this is a great opportun unity,
you know, the greatest acting opportunity of the dwarf community's life.
Only small people can play these roles. These are actual dwarves.
And then they took it away and they had full
sized people's sized people. Yeah, this is this is what
(14:16):
ends up happening when you know, you play woke games,
you get woke prizes. It's not good. What's his name?
Who is the Tyrian Peter Ding? Peter Dinklice greatest little
man actor of all time. He's probably surely he's one
of the dwarves, right, I mean that would be like,
you know, starting a basketball team back in the day
(14:37):
and not trying to get Michael Jordan to play for it,
like he's the Michael Jordan of Dwarf actors.
Speaker 2 (14:42):
But the fact that they put tall people.
Speaker 1 (14:45):
In the role of dwarves, thereby destroying the only real
opportunity most dwarves had to ever make them living as
an actor, is a perfect illustration of how broken and
stupid all of these people are. Rachel Zegler woke snow White.
She remember she ripped Trump voters and then posted a
(15:05):
follow up video or she was like, sorry, I didn't
mean it, Like what I mean. I just so many
of these people are morons, and yes, I love seeing
them expose themselves.
Speaker 2 (15:16):
Sunday drap with Buck.
Speaker 1 (15:20):
Proving how adept they are at responding to the narrative
of the day. Tom Holman, who was in the process
of deporting thousands of violent criminals from this country also
locking down the border, was just on Fox News, I believe,
(15:40):
talking with Sondra Smith of Fox News about Selena Gomez
crying video claiming that the Trump administration is deporting her people.
Let me mention this book our team researched. Selena Gomez's
mom is Italian uh and her dad was a second
general from Mexico. Her grandparents came in the nineteen seventies
(16:05):
to the United States. So to your point, her people
should mean Americans because she's a third generation at minimum
American who has lived with a mom who has Italian
origin for some time. Just FYI in the state of Texas.
It would be weird if something bad happened in Ireland.
Then I started crying about my people. Yes, they were
(16:25):
my people one hundred and fifty or two hundred years ago.
My people are Americans.
Speaker 2 (16:31):
Yeah, right, this is what I this is with my point, Yeah.
Speaker 1 (16:34):
Totally here is here is right now. Tom Holman asked
directly about the crying video from from Selena Gomez. Listen,
what do you say to those who are out there
saying that these are everyday people, these are families that
are being attacked and dragged out of their homes.
Speaker 2 (16:53):
How do you respond to that.
Speaker 3 (16:54):
I don't think we arrested any families. We've arrested public
sainty's trust in national security for US bottom line, And look,
President Trump won the election on this one issue, securing
our border and saving lives. This what happened on our
southern board last four is the biggest national security threat
this country scene, at least in my lifetime, because we've
got over two million known guid aways. You've got six
hundred percent increase in sex trafficking. We've got a record
(17:16):
number of terrorists crossing the board on terrorist wash list.
We have quarterminion Americans diving fentanyl coming across the open border.
We're going to do this job and we're going to
enforce the laws of this country. If they don't like it,
then go to Congress and change the law. We're going
to do this operational apology. We're going to make our
community safer. We're going to save well. Once we lock
that board on continuous operation, you're going to see fetanyl
dest decrease, illegal alien crime decrease, sex trafficking decrease. It's
(17:40):
just all for the good of this nation, and we're
going to keep going. No pologies, We're moving forward.
Speaker 1 (17:45):
He's the best dude, he really is.
Speaker 2 (17:47):
He's just a.
Speaker 1 (17:48):
Plus and I love that they're already responding and just
slamming this before it can even really start to have
any sort of support behind it. Buck And this is
what you gotta have, steel spines, people who are committed
to the president's orders and don't tiptoe up to it
because you happen to get some emotionally overreactive morons in
(18:12):
Hollywood trying to push back against it. Well, if you remember,
it happened in the first Trump administration with the family
separation policy, which they actually backed away from, and we
gave them an inch, and then they took a whole
lot more after that. They just as soon as they
got the chance with Biden, they kicked the border wide open.
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Speaker 2 (18:38):
Sunday Sizzle with Clay Inbus.
Speaker 1 (18:42):
Something that I find of interest and I think it
affects all of us, whether people are interested in it
in a new sense or not, is what's going on
right now in the artificial intelligence world AI. And you've
had the Nasdaq dropping over three percent today in video
which has it's just been a rocket ship of a
stock's gone down sixteen percent, all because now in Vidio
(19:06):
is a chip maker considered essential to create the high
very sort of high functioning chips for artificial intelligence. This
Chinese Deep Seek AI has come out. It has its
own it's kind of like chat GPT, but it's a
Chinese version of it, and Clay people are saying it
(19:26):
works as well as chat GPT, and it's a fracture
of the cost. It's a lot easier to do, and
I think it's it's rattled the tech markets right now
because what if China is actually is actually closer to
us in AI, maybe even ahead of us in AI
than we realize. What if China gets ahead of us
in AI, robotics and some of these other critical areas
(19:46):
for the future everyone's having. There's a little bit of
a freak out moment going on right now everybody. So far,
the only thing I've seen AI use for is making
fun of me with flute pictures, which you guys are
amazing at. But I have talked to people way smarter
than us in the world of tech, and they really
(20:09):
do deeply believe that AI is going to change everything
inside of most companies and Buck I think the underlying reason,
big picture that stock prices have kept going up is
there's an idea that businesses are going to become wildly
more efficient, need way fewer employees as a result of
a lot of the task that AI is going to
(20:30):
be able to do. But what has happened here is
there's a bit of a Sputnik moment where for those
of you out there that are history nerds, you remember
suddenly Russia leapt ahead of America in space age technology
with the Sputnik, and we got to justifiably concern about
the trajectory of the world geopolitical situation. I think that's
(20:53):
kind of a little bit of the reaction with what
China has done in its version of AI, which is
publicly available for lots of people to use. Have you
used AI in your existence, wife? How did you use it?
I've just gone on chat GPT and you know, ask
questions and just to play around check it out a
little bit. It's like a more it feels like a
(21:13):
more advanced version of Google Search in some ways. I
don't know. I'm not blown away by it yet by
any means, But Clay on this on this score, like
what the magnificent seven. It's a bunch of tech stocks.
They're the reason that all of our four oh one
k's and retirement accounts and everything have been going up
so much in the last because they've been propping up
the S and P five hundred, those seven stocks. And
(21:36):
so if they are not going to be as hyper
profitable and incredibly influential and dominant in the global market
as expected, these are the kind of things you go, oh, oh,
could this start to trigger a real economic uh, you know,
a reset, a recession, a decline, something something that that hurts,
(21:59):
that's painful. I don't think this is going to do it,
but it just goes to show you that it's you know,
it's never obvious until it happens, and then everyone says,
how did we know this was coming? And the economy
is that there are some areas that are shakier than
a lot of people realize right now, just systemically. I mean,
this is years. This has nothing to do with Trump
(22:20):
per se. This is just what we've been building toward,
you know, with debt, with inflation, with monetary policy, and
with what the hopes are that have been propelling the
stock market to have an incredible few years recently. It
reminds me a bit of the boom that came from
the Internet, the dot com boom that many of you remember.
(22:41):
Stock prices skyrocketed, and they were right. The Internet did
fundamentally transform the way that Americans lived, but it took
a while to figure out who the big winners were.
And remember one of the early teams that people thought
was going to be a big winner was the fibers,
the microfibers with which the Internet travels on. And then
the stock prices collapsed there because it turned out it
(23:04):
was going to be way cheaper than we thought. Part
of me thinks that AI is not going to be
as expensive to create as we may have thought.
Speaker 2 (23:12):
And you still don't know who the winners are going
to be.
Speaker 1 (23:14):
Well that's where that's where there was that crash, and
then the Internet kept on roaring. But just saying right now,
it raises a lot of things. Where are we really
technologically against China, what's really propping up our stock market?
Where's the economy going? Uncertain future
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