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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Okay, let me just state the obvious. For many, many years,
going back ten years prior to his death, obviously, on Sunday,
Rob Reiner just tore into President Trump. He viciously, smeared
and attacked him relentlessly. For example, I don't want to
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fill up three hours of the show. Let me just
give you a few examples. He repeatedly referred to Trump
as hitler. He said he was the greatest threat to
democracy this country ever had, that he needed to be
removed by any means necessary. This is the same man
that funded a committee, along with the CIA, Obama officials,
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a left wing journalists to It's called the Committee to
Investigate Russia, to frame Trump as an agent of Vladimir Putin.
So he didn't just talk, He put money, millions of
dollars behind an effort to get the president overthrown in
his first term. He in an interview with Variety magazine,
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said that Trump was quote mentally unfit unquote to be president.
He also said that he was quote the single most
unqualified human being to ever assume the presidency of the
United States. He then also later called Trump a quote
mentally ill sociopath unquote. He went on to attack, as
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I said, MAGA, MAGA supporters saying that all all, every
single Trump supporter, every single MAGA supporter, is a blanking
f bomb. Can't say it, Ahle, can't say the whole thing.
You're all to MAGA, you're all blanking a holes. I mean,
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this is the kind of guy he was. I mean,
it doesn't justify obviously, you know, killing him. It doesn't justify,
you know, slitting his throat. He was a human being.
You don't kill human innocent human beings. But this is
the kind of guy Rob Reiner was. He was in
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the gutter, and he was always in the gutter. Six
one seven two six six sixty eight sixty eight is
the number. Okay, this is from five oh eight. You
can text the cooner man seven zero four seven zero
seven zero seven zero four seven zero. Okay, this is
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from five oh eight. Jeff, imagine the opposite. What if
President Trump had his throat slit and he was murdered.
What do you think Rob Reiner would have said about Trump?
You think he would have been graceful, compassionate, empathic, a
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civil above the fray, decent. No, he would have openly
and publicly danced on Trump's grave. Trump gave as good
as he got. Interesting. This is from six one seven, Jeff.
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Everything that Trump said about Rob Reiner's murder is appropriate.
Trump is well within the normal range of reaction given
what Rhiner and the Libs have done to him, and
the President should scream it, but in private, in the
shower alone. We are less than a year from the
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most crucial midterm elections in our nation's history. Every vote counts,
and every decision, every post, every remark Trump makes must
be weighed against the following question, does this help our
agenda or harm it? And then speak or not? And
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in this case the answer to that question is obvious.
Zip it, mister president. Interesting. So, according to six one seven,
everything now must be weighed against the midterms, whether it
will help or hurt. And yeah, Trump has every right
to feel like this, but say it in private. You
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don't say it in public because it's going to hurt
you and ultimately hurt the chances for reelection or for
winning in November twenty twenty six. Interesting, agree, disagree? Six
one seven two six six sixty eight sixty eight is
the number. All right, lines are blazing. Bob in Kingston,
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Thanks for holding Bob and welcome.
Speaker 2 (04:57):
I can't believe it, but I'm still awake. I agree
with all that's been said, except for one thing. No,
I agree with the pot. He's gonna give my thoughts
no time. That's from Shakespeare for the next year until
he gets keeps the majority. That's the all important thing
for this twenty twenty six. We gotta keep the majority.
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But nobody on this planet has more right to be
angry and mad as hell than than Donald Trump. After
getting to he felt that bullet coming. You know that
he could hear it coming going right by his head,
between his ear and his head, and he heard it
going away. If you've ever been in any kind of
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live fire practice, you hear them and you know they
you can't see them, and you hear them. And I'm
telling you what he went through for the entire fuor
bleep in years and find it's not godly, it's just amazing.
And he survived it. He won. But he's gotta keep going.
You know, we got to keep him going. And I
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don't want to hear the word garbage anymore. That's coming
out of you and all your listeners. Everybody's saying gobbage, garbage, garbage.
No more garbage. That's a Trump word. We don't need that.
Nobody's garbage.
Speaker 1 (06:19):
Well, you know, Bob, I hear you, my friend. Audience
is obviously very divided fifty to fifty on whether Trump
went too far in his social media post his true
social post on Rob Reiner and the death of Rob
Ryin aren't you the murder of Rob Reiner and his wife?
Where do you stand? Do you think he spoke the
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truth or do you think he did cross a line?
Six seven two sixty six sixty eight sixty eight lines
are blazing? Maria in Ludlow. Thanks for holding Maria, and welcome.
Speaker 3 (06:58):
Awesome morning, jast.
Speaker 1 (07:01):
Very good. How are you, Maria?
Speaker 3 (07:03):
I'm doing okay on my way home from work sixteen hours, baby,
But I.
Speaker 1 (07:10):
Don't know how you do it. I really don't know
how you do it. Maria. I'm just curious. Did you
read Trump's truth social and what was your reaction to it?
Speaker 3 (07:21):
I did not read. I'm listening. I'm hearing from you
because I don't really have time to between taking care
of my son and working, and I don't have the
time for that. I'm just listening it from you. But
here's my point, let's stop, because let's just say I
am sorry for his passing. And you know they he
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rest in peace and all, but he wasn't a jet.
He wasn't a jets. Okay, let's just refers full. That's
a bid that happened to Trump. There would be parties.
I am sure he would be announcing something. So people
need to stop. It comes to a point. We all
have our breaking points. And how many times has Trump
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been bashed so much? He said what he said truth
or not truth? It's been said. People need to move
on and get back on track. What needs to be
happening in America. What's the real problem happening in America
with these muzzlers. Okay, let's not dwell on what he said.
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We all know how he is. There was no fine
line being crossed because all that they fine lines divided
frost and all these Democrats have crossed these fine lines
and there's no repercussion. So let's not all said here
and be like, oh my god, here your pastor fine line. No,
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let's not handle this with kids, buff there's bigger things happening.
He said what he said, move on, and that said
I wish I could meet mister Trump and really discuss
what me as an immigrant. I am a US citizen,
patriot of this country. I am sick and tired of
what's happening. I am terrified for my kid's future. There's
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bigger fish to fry than to sit and well on
what he posted. He posted what he felt because you
know what, if the shoe was in the other foot,
said Democrats would be partying. I'm sure Rob Reiner man
he rest in peace. I'm sure he would be coming
out with some stuff, so.
Speaker 1 (09:32):
He'd be He'd be dancing on Trump's grave. There's no question. Look,
there's no question, if you know, God forbid. I didn't
want to talk like this, but just let's just play
out the scenario, okay, and let's leave out all the
gruesome details. If one of Trump's children, not that this
would ever happen, but just play along murdered Trump and
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Milgia in cold blood. Okay, Let's just leave it at that,
they'd be dancing on Trump's grave. They would like they
danced on Charlie Kirk's grave. So I'm just gonna you know, look,
Reiner would be dancing on his grave. A CNN would
be dancing on Trump's grave. Everybody that's getting WHOOPI Goldberg
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and the view they're going on.
Speaker 4 (10:17):
And on, or this is so on President control. Oh
my god, he's going to take the talk. This is insulting, unacceptable.
I'm like, right, what did you guys all say after Butler?
It's a shame he missed, That's what so many of
them said. Or when Charlie Kirk was killed, what do
you also? What do they all say? One down, more
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to go?
Speaker 1 (10:41):
So they celebrate and cheer the attempted murder of the president.
They celebrated and cheered the murder of Charlie Kirk. They
on a daily basis. Look forget you know, you suffer
from Trump de rangement syndrome. They called me, they call you,
They call us Nazis, fascists, white supremacists. Now we're getting
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immune to it, but they're putting a target on our back.
Like I'm gonna be really honest with everybody. Okay, I
shouldn't say this, but like I'm in the confessional, I
always look behind my shoulder now that I get regular
death threats because these idiots really think I'm a fascist.
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These idiots really think I'm some kind of a hitler
for having supporting Trump or supporting Trump and having supported him.
So what I'm saying is they have so dehumanized conservatives
and America First and MAGA that it's now leading to violence.
They're getting people killed. I'll let Charlie Kirk. They almost
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got Trump murdered, and they're going to get more people killed.
That's why I said earlier, I said the left has
no right to lecture anybody on civility. Maria, my question
to you, and I think, look, this is the part
where a lot of people I know say, yeah, Jeff,
everything which you say is true. But and this is
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the butt. President Trump is the president of the United States.
It's not some Hollywood actor or director. He's not some senator.
He's not some governor. He's not some journalist. He's not
some talking head. He's not some wealthy billionaire, you know whatever.
He's the president of the United States. And as president
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of the United States, this is the argument he should
conduct himself in a certain way and in a certain manner.
And if he's going to weigh in on the gruesome
murder of a very prominent actor, director who there's a
long time critic of his, of course it's going to
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generate massive blowback. Of course, almost anything the president posts
creates a lot of controversy and people talk about it.
But when you come out and say essentially that Rob
Reiner's son killed him because of Rob Reiner's Trump derangement syndrome,
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that is, Trumps derangement syndrome drove his son to murder him,
You're going to get a massive explosion in terms of
a response. And so a lot of people are saying, look,
mister President, you're distracting from your own agenda. You open
your mouth, you say these kinds of things. Of course
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you're going to get a massive backlash. What did you
think was going to happen? And so as supporters are saying,
sometimes the less you say the better. Sometimes you don't
need to say what's on your mind. I'm just curious
where do you stand on that, Maria. Do you think
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you should have said nothing or do you think he
was right to say what he said about Rob Reiner.
Speaker 3 (14:14):
I don't think he was. I mean, he said what
he said, and nobody is perfect. We're all humans. We
all have our breaking points. People have been bashing him
left and right always, and there's never a consequence for nobody,
So you know what he said it and all we
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need to do, what we have to do is move forward.
I understand people are mad, people are aggravated. You know,
I'm listening to everybody with their comments, and it's all
reasonable comments. But you know what for that A many
times people have been bashing this man and saying so
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many bad things and nobody no repercussion for it. I
am sorry. This man passed away losing a life over stupidity.
It's never worsened ever by any needs. And like I said,
I hope he rested deep. But if the shoe was
in the other foot, everybody would be singing it different too.
Speaker 1 (15:19):
I'm telling you right now, Hollywood would throw a party.
Hollywood would be if you know, I hate to say it,
but it's true. If Trump was murdered, and I mean
and if it was done by the hand of his
own son with a knife. Okay, so it's really heinous,
really gruesome. Oh this I mean, Hollywood would throw the
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mother of all parties. This would be I mean, their
their vindictiveness, their their celebration. He would go on for
days and days and days. They'd be dancing on the streets.
Bill and Sudbury would be dancing on the streets. Moon
Bastard danced on the streets. So that's why to me,
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that's why I keep saying this. I don't care what
the left says because they have no moral authority or
credibility on the issue. For me, the only people that
have been a right to an opinion on this, I
mean right to an opinion in the sense that I respect.
That I want to listen to is this audience and
Trump supporters, because we're the ones that always hold such
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high standards. Maria, thank you as always for your call.
God bless you. Six one seven two sixty six sixty
eight sixty eight is the number. Steve in New Hampshire.
Thanks for holding Steve, and welcome doing.
Speaker 5 (16:47):
Good to get on the program. Something very quick to say.
I don't think it's possible to gain any kind of
traction or ground when.
Speaker 1 (16:58):
Steve, Steve, please have on. I'm up against a hard break. Okay,
let's go right back to Steve in New Hampshire. Steve,
please pick up where you left off.
Speaker 5 (17:09):
Hi, Jeff, I couldn't agree with you more. Okay. I
think that as the president he went too far. It's
the sense of timing all right, So maybe if he
let it rest for three months, then he came back
to it, and he historically reiterated all of the things
that have been done. You picked on him. He's I mean,
he's got freedom of speech too, you know, he can
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defend himself and he's wrongly accused of many things. So
to sum it up, I think that he's right and
we understand, but he went too far and I think
the timing was absolutely horrible.
Speaker 1 (17:48):
What do you think, Well, Steve, let me ask you this.
If you were advising him, they say, you're you're Stephen Miller. Hey,
you're you're basically his deputy chief of staff. But the
policy guy, the thinker guy, the political strategist in the room.
And you see him, you know, he's blasting away. Now
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he's got this truth social and he's going on about
Rob Reiner and you know what he wrote, and he's
just about to hit send. Would you say, whoa wha
whoa mister president? Whoa you maybe you don't want to
send this. Would you say, don't do it, mister president?
Or would you say, ah, do it, go ahead. You
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know you want to get it off your chest. You
got their right, you know you got free speech too.
This guy was a pain in that. You know what.
This guy slandered you for ten years. This guy mercilessly
attacked you. He tried to have you essentially overthrown in
his first term. He threw millions of dollars to frame
you as an agent of Russia. He insulted every single
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one of your supporters. He's just another vile leftist and
you know, part of the many enemies that wanted you dead,
wanted you in prison, wanted to bankrupt you in your family.
You know, this guy has it coming. Would you say
he's got it coming? Or would you say, Look, you're
the president of the United States. A, this guy is
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way beneath you. B. You've already got your revenge. A.
You won. You're the president. You beat them all. And
this man, whatever you think about him, just got his
throat slit by his own son. I can't think of
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anything worse. Like you know, they say, karma is a
b This is the ultimate in karma. Like, mister President,
there's nothing you can say now that will hurt Rob
Reiner more than the fact that A. He's dead and
his wife is dead and it was done at the
hand of his own son, Like, mister p what are
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you going to get out of this? Like, how does
it help you? Okay, you feel better, you got it
off your chest, I get it, But in any way,
how does it help you? How does it help you politically?
How does it help you in terms of your perception?
I mean a lot of people are going to look
at this and say you're nasty, like this is just
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vicious and nasty and uncalled for and very petty and
extremely unpresidential. Like you're not going to get you know,
I mean you'll have some obviously, you know, people will
you know, your base will always stay with you. But geez, like,
think about it. There was a slaughter in the man's house.
There was blood everywhere, and you're going to weigh in
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that it was his trumped arrangement syndrome that drove the
kid to kill his own father and you have no
evidence to say that, and you're basically insinuating you had
it coming because he was such a horrible human being.
Like you have to understand if you're you know, you're
like miss like you look at him and almost like, well,
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mister president, like why and it's gonna be another unforced
error in the sense of, look, you're not gonna bring
down your presidency. It's not the mother of all mistakes.
But you realize you're gonna have forty eight to seventy
two hours where you've just given the press a huge
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news cycle to attack you and attack you and attack
you and attack you. It's like you just cut a
big slab of red meat and you just threw it
on the table for your enemies. Like, mister President, what
are we what's the upside? I showed you now all
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the downside? What's the upside? So my question to you, Steve,
if you were there advising him, would you tell him
press send or not to press send?
Speaker 5 (22:01):
No upside to this, all right, apart from making some
general acknowledgment of the event that happened, a very unfortunate
event that happened, and brief condolence, I don't know that
it was necessary for him to go any further app all,
and no matter what he said, all it's going to
do is it's going to just put both sides against
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each other further, it's going to kick the bees nest. Yeah,
he is a knack for doing that when there's a
bees nest that needs kicking. He's good at kicking it,
and we have to understand that that's part of his personality.
So as a man, I think he had every right
to say what he wanted to say, but as president
absolutely not, absolutely not. That's my view.
Speaker 1 (22:42):
Interesting, very interesting, very interesting, Steve, Thank you very much
for that call. I want to ask all of you
agree disagree. Six one seven two six, six sixty eight
sixty eight is the number Rob in Maine. Thanks for
holding raw and welcome.
Speaker 6 (23:02):
All right, Jeff, can you hear me?
Speaker 1 (23:03):
Okay? I can hear you, Rob? Can you hear me?
Speaker 7 (23:07):
Yes?
Speaker 8 (23:08):
I can, Buddy.
Speaker 6 (23:09):
Thanks for you, Mike and Fanny and all of you
guys do for us listen. Several points to broaden the
discussion a little bit here along different lines. First of all,
you know, everybody says Donald Trump has a mouth and
he doesn't think about what he's saying, and I'm not
so sure.
Speaker 8 (23:24):
You know, people who hear what he said about this
situation include far more people than the people that are
listening to this program, In particular, people who are in
charge of what Trump's trying to put an end to,
and ably hat dozen or so wars in the world,
and they need to see what kind of a guy
he is. He may well have been sending that message
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to the Putins and the pigs of the world and
Venezuela knuncleheads of the world. The point double one enough
said number two, there's a medical dimension here here. We
don't need to know that the family dynamics in Miner's
family were pretty bad. We heard about that argument they
had at a birthday part of the other day. For
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God's sakes, in these situations, the vast majority of these
patients with addiction and with possible psychosis, they don't harm anybody.
They're really, really not harmful. But there's a tiny portion
that are, as Yoko Ono's a husband learned, And what
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happens is sometimes you can refer these people to good
family therapists to try to toae some of that down.
Doesn't always happen, but when it happens, it's very helpful.
And I just wanted to say that. I also want
to say thanks so much for what you guys are
doing here because it helps me in what I'm trying
to put together to explain the sidrome, which I think
at the top end of the scale should be should
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be a psychiatric disorder.
Speaker 1 (24:52):
I agree, I know I have to say, look, Rob again,
very interesting at very interesting points. No, I agree, Look,
all kidding aside, it started off as a joke, kind
of like, you know, a witty rebuttal Trump's arrangement syndrome. No,
it's really it's real. But all kidding aside, it's it's real,
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and more and more liberals are afflicted with it. Like
I think on that part of the true social post
Trump said was accurate. I'm sorry, it's true. Rob Reiner. Again,
I don't want to speak ill of the dead, I
really don't. I feel very, very bad what happened to
this man. Okay, nobody should be murdered, and nobody should
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be murdered by their own son for God's sake. Okay,
so please please understand where I'm coming from. But Rob
Reiner suffered from trump to arrangement syndrome. The man was
obsessed with Trump. And what we mean by that is
not just obsessed like you know he's your favorite president
or your follow me. We obsessed with hating him. You
just can't hate him enough. It's an obsession. Rosie O'Donnell
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is another one. I could go on and look, I
was talking about this with Grace last night, I said,
there's so many of these Hollywood leftists that you know,
they're always preaching, getting involved in our business, wagging their
finger at us, lecturing us on how we're not doing
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enough for climate change, we're not compassionate enough when it
comes say to gun violence, or to the poor, or
to illegals. They're always telling us how we're morally inferior,
and they're all supposedly morally superior. You get this from
these Hollywood limousine liberals all the time. But their personal
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lives are a mess. They're a mess. Their kids are
all screwed up, drug addicts, alcoholics in and out of rehab,
destroyed personal lives, I mean, dysfunctional families. But they go
around and they're constantly lecturing us. And I said this
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to Greg go by the Rosie o'donald's another one her.
He's got her, you know, her problem children. She's got
all kinds of problems with her children. But instead of
taking care of her children, every day, she's posting how
much she hates Trump. To the point, I don't want
to get sidetracked, but it's getting to the point that
she can't sleep. She can't eat. She's a nervous wreck.
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This woman went to Ireland to escape, you know, the
United States under Trump, and she still can't stop talking
about him. So she goes to see her doctor, this
true story, and says, you know, like literally, I can't eat,
I can't function, I can't sleep. I just keep thinking
about them, and I hate them and I hate them
and I hate them and I hate them and I
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hate them. And so the doctor says, look, the first
step you got to do is disconnect. So he goes,
you need to promise me two days, just two days.
Take a weekend Saturday and Sunday. Take a walk, take
a hike, go catch a show, go have dinner with friends.
Just you don't talk or think about Trump. That's it.
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Do whatever you want, do everything else in the world.
Just don't talk or think about Trump. She admitted she
couldn't last for more than two hours. She tried. Two
hours was her limit. It's like an addiction. It's a
mental illness. That's what it's become. Let's be honest. And
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so you look at you know, it's classic Hollywood. I
hate to say it. All of that money, all of
that fame, all of their mansions, all of their cars,
all of their wealth, all of their power, and yet
their personal lives, they're miserable. One failed relationship after another,
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one infidelity and betrayal after another, going in and out
of rehab. And look, I've known people who are drug addicts.
It is a terrible thing. I'm telling you, is a
terrible thing for a parent. It's one of the worst
nightmarriage you could ever experience, because the child that you knew,
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the person that you knew, is no longer that person anymore.
They're just not. The drugs have taken over, and the
drug then will drive that person to do anything just
to keep feeding that habit. Why do you steal from you?
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Apparently Nick nick Reiner was stealing from his family all
the time, lying to his family all the time, breaking
into the house, grabbing jewelry, taking stuff, and he's in
and out of rehab seventeen times. I know people who
work in rehab and they've told me, they go, look, Jeff,
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yes you should get clean and sober. But many people
come in to dry out and then they go back
and start using again. Why because they don't have a
larger infrastructure. They don't have a larger ecosystem, a support
system to help them stop drinking permanently or stop doing
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drugs permanently. So everybody in a sense can relate to
Rob Reiner in a sense. This sense where you've had
someone who's an addict and it's a loved one, and
you've tried and tried and tried to get that person help,
and after a while you just realize there's nothing you
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can do. It's like a possession. It's like the devil
has possessed this person and it's no longer him, it's
the drugs. And it is absolutely heartbreaking and absolutely devastating.
And that's why, to be honest, when I first saw
the post, I was like, that can't be real. I
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honestly thought, I said, no, this is a fake post.
And I'm like, oh no, yeh, you did say it.
And I winced, and I winced, and I rarely WinCE,
but I winced because I said, no, man, I was
his son. That was his son who was a drug
addict for the last what is it, seventeen years of
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his life. Okay, Nick Reiner is thirty two years old.
He's a lost son, He's a mentally ill son. He's
been I mean a serious addict, and it got to
the point that he hates his father and mother so much.
In fact, that's what he was saying at the party.
I hate you, I f and hate you. I'm gonna
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f and kill you. I want you out of this world,
you know. And apparently the Rhiners were shocked and actually
legitimately frightened. According to their friends, they said that he's
so and he was violent. Apparently nick a Rhiner had
a history of violence. He would come into the house,
they'd have a shouting match, and he would like tear
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up the place, smash vases, smash jewelry, smash furniture, throw
things that he would just explode violently, have these violent eruptions,
and so they were increasingly fearful that he may do
something literally to them, and that's what he ended up doing.
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And you know, and then to compound the tragedy, the daughter,
you know, the murder takes place allegedly on Sunday, and
the daughter comes home and sees her father and mother
blood everywhere on the floor, and then you find out
your own brother is the alleged perpetrator, the alleged murderer.
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Sometimes just don't say anything, and you know, well, Jeff,
I can't stand the guy. Great, don't say anything. There's
nothing to say. What is there to say? Like, you know,
just honestly, what is there to say? It's how do
I say this? He's lying dead on the ground, his
wife has been murdered, and it was done by his
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own son, and he knows. Remember this the last moments
of his life. He's being killed and he knows it's
being done by the hand of his own son. Can
you imagine that, you know? I mean, what must be
going through your mind? In other words, you're thinking, you know,
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is this is this what I've created? Is this what
I've reaped? Is this?
Speaker 6 (33:59):
You know?
Speaker 1 (34:00):
Is this what I've sown?
Speaker 6 (34:03):
Like?
Speaker 1 (34:03):
This is this is my life? This is how it's
all gonna end. So it's almost to me the equivalent
of well, he's down, he's bleeding, his throat is slit
from ear to ear, blood everywhere. His son is holding
the knife, and you just walk over and go peoh,
because you hate the guy. And I know why you
(34:24):
hate the guy. I don't blame you for hating I
really don't. I don't blame you for hating the guy.
But I'm like, there's nothing to say what is there
to say? And I don't even think it's phony, honestly
to say my thoughts in prayers, like really, hey, look,
you know privately thinking, look, man, I couldn't stand you,
like you're really one piece of work. You know, you're
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just you know, you're just a horrible human being. But
even you don't deserve to have your throat slit by
your own son. So you just say, my condolence is
to the you know, to the family, and you know whatever.
That's it, you know, and I hope justice is pursued.
(35:06):
And if Nick Reiner is the one who did it,
that they throw the book at him. That's it. And honestly,
he would come across as the bigger man. He would, really,
he'd come across as presidential he would shame the left,
and then we would say, you see, you danced on
Charlie Kirk's grave. You guys were laughing and cheering and celebrating.
(35:30):
Look at our president. No one slandered him and smeared
him and defamed him more than Rob Reiner. And yet
when he was tragically killed by his own son, massacred
in his own home, he either said nothing or he
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even managed to get a condolences out there instead. Now
it's a mess. Now do I understand him on a
personal level? Of course, That's why I like the way
Steven new Hampshire said it. As a man, can I
blame him? No? No I can't. But as a president
(36:19):
why anyway, I'm just I'm being like in the confessional
six one seven two six six sixty eight sixty eight. Anyway,
Thank you for that call, Rob, I really appreciate it.
Carl in Newberry? Is it Cal? I'm sorry Cal in
newbury Port. Thanks for holding Cal and welcome Hi, Jeff,
(36:43):
Hi Cal.
Speaker 7 (36:46):
Let me see. I kept thinking I'll never get called.
But what I'm what I'm thinking is you you make
so much sense, Jeff. I get so much on you
because I think, especially today, some of your insights, a
lot of them have been so through truthful and and simple.
(37:10):
Sometimes simplicity is so powerful and in the truth, you know.
But what I'm thinking is is he's got a lot
of resentments, like a lot of people have said, miss
you know, Donald Trump, and and he hasn't let go
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of a lot of them. And he took this as
an opportunity to in his through his self scentsiedness, which
we all have to some degree to. He took that
opportunity to to just to ben you know, some of
those resentments. And I don't blame him, But what I'm
thinking is is his strategies right be out of the deal.
(37:53):
He's supposed to be the deal maker.
Speaker 1 (37:57):
Cal can you do me a favor. I'm up against
a break. I want to come right back to you.
Okay, let me just state the obvious. For many, many years,
going back ten years prior to his death, obviously, on Sunday,
Rob Reiner just tore into President Trump. He viciously, smeared
and attacked him relentlessly. For example, I don't want to
(00:22):
fill up three hours of the show. Let me just
give you a few examples. He repeatedly referred to Trump
as hitler. He said he was the greatest threat to
democracy this country ever had, that he needed to be
removed by any means necessary. This is the same man
that funded a committee, along with the CIA, Obama officials,
(00:45):
a left wing journalists to It's called the Committee to
Investigate Russia, to frame Trump as an agent of Vladimir Putin.
So he didn't just talk, He put money, millions of
dollars behind an effort to get the president overthrown in
his first term. He in an interview with Variety magazine,
(01:08):
said that Trump was quote mentally unfit unquote to be president.
He also said that he was quote the single most
unqualified human being to ever assume the presidency of the
United States. He then also later called Trump a quote
mentally ill sociopath unquote. He went on to attack, as
(01:35):
I said, MAGA, MAGA supporters saying that all all, every
single Trump supporter, every single MAGA supporter, is a blanking
f bomb. Can't say it, Ahle, can't say the whole thing.
You're all to MAGA, you're all blanking a holes. I mean,
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this is the kind of guy he was. I mean,
it doesn't justify obviously, you know, killing him. It doesn't justify,
you know, slitting his throat. He was a human being.
You don't kill human innocent human beings. But this is
the kind of guy Rob Reiner was. He was in
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the gutter, and he was always in the gutter. Six
one seven two six six sixty eight sixty eight is
the number. Okay, this is from five oh eight. You
can text the cooner man seven zero four seven zero
seven zero seven zero four seven zero. Okay, this is
(02:38):
from five oh eight. Jeff, imagine the opposite. What if
President Trump had his throat slit and he was murdered.
What do you think Rob Reiner would have said about Trump?
You think he would have been graceful, compassionate, empathic, a
(02:59):
civil above the fray, decent. No, he would have openly
and publicly danced on Trump's grave. Trump gave as good
as he got. Interesting. This is from six one seven, Jeff.
(03:21):
Everything that Trump said about Rob Reiner's murder is appropriate.
Trump is well within the normal range of reaction given
what Rhiner and the Libs have done to him, and
the President should scream it, but in private, in the
shower alone. We are less than a year from the
(03:44):
most crucial midterm elections in our nation's history. Every vote counts,
and every decision, every post, every remark Trump makes must
be weighed against the following question, does this help our
agenda or harm it? And then speak or not? And
(04:06):
in this case the answer to that question is obvious.
Zip it, mister president. Interesting. So, according to six one seven,
everything now must be weighed against the midterms, whether it
will help or hurt. And yeah, Trump has every right
to feel like this, but say it in private. You
(04:28):
don't say it in public because it's going to hurt
you and ultimately hurt the chances for reelection or for
winning in November twenty twenty six. Interesting, agree, disagree? Six
one seven two six six sixty eight sixty eight is
the number. All right, lines are blazing. Bob in Kingston,
(04:53):
Thanks for holding Bob and welcome.
Speaker 2 (04:57):
I can't believe it, but I'm still awake. I agree
with all that's been said, except for one thing. No,
I agree with the pot. He's gonna give my thoughts
no time. That's from Shakespeare for the next year until
he gets keeps the majority. That's the all important thing
for this twenty twenty six. We gotta keep the majority.
(05:20):
But nobody on this planet has more right to be
angry and mad as hell than than Donald Trump. After
getting to he felt that bullet coming. You know that
he could hear it coming going right by his head,
between his ear and his head, and he heard it
going away. If you've ever been in any kind of
(05:40):
live fire practice, you hear them and you know they
you can't see them, and you hear them. And I'm
telling you what he went through for the entire fuor
bleep in years and find it's not godly, it's just amazing.
And he survived it. He won. But he's gotta keep going.
You know, we got to keep him going. And I
(06:02):
don't want to hear the word garbage anymore. That's coming
out of you and all your listeners. Everybody's saying gobbage, garbage, garbage.
No more garbage. That's a Trump word. We don't need that.
Nobody's garbage.
Speaker 1 (06:19):
Well, you know, Bob, I hear you, my friend. Audience
is obviously very divided fifty to fifty on whether Trump
went too far in his social media post his true
social post on Rob Reiner and the death of Rob
Ryin aren't you the murder of Rob Reiner and his wife?
Where do you stand? Do you think he spoke the
(06:40):
truth or do you think he did cross a line?
Six seven two sixty six sixty eight sixty eight lines
are blazing? Maria in Ludlow. Thanks for holding Maria, and welcome.
Speaker 3 (06:58):
Awesome morning, jast.
Speaker 1 (07:01):
Very good. How are you, Maria?
Speaker 3 (07:03):
I'm doing okay on my way home from work sixteen hours, baby,
But I.
Speaker 1 (07:10):
Don't know how you do it. I really don't know
how you do it. Maria. I'm just curious. Did you
read Trump's truth social and what was your reaction to it?
Speaker 3 (07:21):
I did not read. I'm listening. I'm hearing from you
because I don't really have time to between taking care
of my son and working, and I don't have the
time for that. I'm just listening it from you. But
here's my point, let's stop, because let's just say I
am sorry for his passing. And you know they he
(07:44):
rest in peace and all, but he wasn't a jet.
He wasn't a jets. Okay, let's just refers full. That's
a bid that happened to Trump. There would be parties.
I am sure he would be announcing something. So people
need to stop. It comes to a point. We all
have our breaking points. And how many times has Trump
(08:07):
been bashed so much? He said what he said truth
or not truth? It's been said. People need to move
on and get back on track. What needs to be
happening in America. What's the real problem happening in America
with these muzzlers. Okay, let's not dwell on what he said.
(08:31):
We all know how he is. There was no fine
line being crossed because all that they fine lines divided
frost and all these Democrats have crossed these fine lines
and there's no repercussion. So let's not all said here
and be like, oh my god, here your pastor fine line. No,
(08:51):
let's not handle this with kids, buff there's bigger things happening.
He said what he said, move on, and that said
I wish I could meet mister Trump and really discuss
what me as an immigrant. I am a US citizen,
patriot of this country. I am sick and tired of
what's happening. I am terrified for my kid's future. There's
(09:12):
bigger fish to fry than to sit and well on
what he posted. He posted what he felt because you
know what, if the shoe was in the other foot,
said Democrats would be partying. I'm sure Rob Reiner man
he rest in peace. I'm sure he would be coming
out with some stuff, so.
Speaker 1 (09:32):
He'd be He'd be dancing on Trump's grave. There's no question. Look,
there's no question, if you know, God forbid. I didn't
want to talk like this, but just let's just play
out the scenario, okay, and let's leave out all the
gruesome details. If one of Trump's children, not that this
would ever happen, but just play along murdered Trump and
(09:52):
Milgia in cold blood. Okay, Let's just leave it at that,
they'd be dancing on Trump's grave. They would like they
danced on Charlie Kirk's grave. So I'm just gonna you know, look,
Reiner would be dancing on his grave. A CNN would
be dancing on Trump's grave. Everybody that's getting WHOOPI Goldberg
(10:16):
and the view they're going on.
Speaker 4 (10:17):
And on, or this is so on President control. Oh
my god, he's going to take the talk. This is insulting, unacceptable.
I'm like, right, what did you guys all say after Butler?
It's a shame he missed, That's what so many of
them said. Or when Charlie Kirk was killed, what do
you also? What do they all say? One down, more
(10:40):
to go?
Speaker 1 (10:41):
So they celebrate and cheer the attempted murder of the president.
They celebrated and cheered the murder of Charlie Kirk. They
on a daily basis. Look forget you know, you suffer
from Trump de rangement syndrome. They called me, they call you,
They call us Nazis, fascists, white supremacists. Now we're getting
(11:09):
immune to it, but they're putting a target on our back.
Like I'm gonna be really honest with everybody. Okay, I
shouldn't say this, but like I'm in the confessional, I
always look behind my shoulder now that I get regular
death threats because these idiots really think I'm a fascist.
(11:32):
These idiots really think I'm some kind of a hitler
for having supporting Trump or supporting Trump and having supported him.
So what I'm saying is they have so dehumanized conservatives
and America First and MAGA that it's now leading to violence.
They're getting people killed. I'll let Charlie Kirk. They almost
(11:56):
got Trump murdered, and they're going to get more people killed.
That's why I said earlier, I said the left has
no right to lecture anybody on civility. Maria, my question
to you, and I think, look, this is the part
where a lot of people I know say, yeah, Jeff,
everything which you say is true. But and this is
(12:19):
the butt. President Trump is the president of the United States.
It's not some Hollywood actor or director. He's not some senator.
He's not some governor. He's not some journalist. He's not
some talking head. He's not some wealthy billionaire, you know whatever.
He's the president of the United States. And as president
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of the United States, this is the argument he should
conduct himself in a certain way and in a certain manner.
And if he's going to weigh in on the gruesome
murder of a very prominent actor, director who there's a
long time critic of his, of course it's going to
(13:03):
generate massive blowback. Of course, almost anything the president posts
creates a lot of controversy and people talk about it.
But when you come out and say essentially that Rob
Reiner's son killed him because of Rob Reiner's Trump derangement syndrome,
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that is, Trumps derangement syndrome drove his son to murder him,
You're going to get a massive explosion in terms of
a response. And so a lot of people are saying, look,
mister President, you're distracting from your own agenda. You open
your mouth, you say these kinds of things. Of course
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you're going to get a massive backlash. What did you
think was going to happen? And so as supporters are saying,
sometimes the less you say the better. Sometimes you don't
need to say what's on your mind. I'm just curious
where do you stand on that, Maria. Do you think
(14:06):
you should have said nothing or do you think he
was right to say what he said about Rob Reiner.
Speaker 3 (14:14):
I don't think he was. I mean, he said what
he said, and nobody is perfect. We're all humans. We
all have our breaking points. People have been bashing him
left and right always, and there's never a consequence for nobody,
So you know what he said it and all we
(14:35):
need to do, what we have to do is move forward.
I understand people are mad, people are aggravated. You know,
I'm listening to everybody with their comments, and it's all
reasonable comments. But you know what for that A many
times people have been bashing this man and saying so
(14:57):
many bad things and nobody no repercussion for it. I
am sorry. This man passed away losing a life over stupidity.
It's never worsened ever by any needs. And like I said,
I hope he rested deep. But if the shoe was
in the other foot, everybody would be singing it different too.
Speaker 1 (15:19):
I'm telling you right now, Hollywood would throw a party.
Hollywood would be if you know, I hate to say it,
but it's true. If Trump was murdered, and I mean
and if it was done by the hand of his
own son with a knife. Okay, so it's really heinous,
really gruesome. Oh this I mean, Hollywood would throw the
(15:40):
mother of all parties. This would be I mean, their
their vindictiveness, their their celebration. He would go on for
days and days and days. They'd be dancing on the streets.
Bill and Sudbury would be dancing on the streets. Moon
Bastard danced on the streets. So that's why to me,
(16:04):
that's why I keep saying this. I don't care what
the left says because they have no moral authority or
credibility on the issue. For me, the only people that
have been a right to an opinion on this, I
mean right to an opinion in the sense that I respect.
That I want to listen to is this audience and
Trump supporters, because we're the ones that always hold such
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high standards. Maria, thank you as always for your call.
God bless you. Six one seven two sixty six sixty
eight sixty eight is the number. Steve in New Hampshire.
Thanks for holding Steve, and welcome doing.
Speaker 5 (16:47):
Good to get on the program. Something very quick to say.
I don't think it's possible to gain any kind of
traction or ground when.
Speaker 1 (16:58):
Steve, Steve, please have on. I'm up against a hard break. Okay,
let's go right back to Steve in New Hampshire. Steve,
please pick up where you left off.
Speaker 5 (17:09):
Hi, Jeff, I couldn't agree with you more. Okay. I
think that as the president he went too far. It's
the sense of timing all right, So maybe if he
let it rest for three months, then he came back
to it, and he historically reiterated all of the things
that have been done. You picked on him. He's I mean,
he's got freedom of speech too, you know, he can
(17:31):
defend himself and he's wrongly accused of many things. So
to sum it up, I think that he's right and
we understand, but he went too far and I think
the timing was absolutely horrible.
Speaker 1 (17:48):
What do you think, Well, Steve, let me ask you this.
If you were advising him, they say, you're you're Stephen Miller. Hey,
you're you're basically his deputy chief of staff. But the
policy guy, the thinker guy, the political strategist in the room.
And you see him, you know, he's blasting away. Now
(18:08):
he's got this truth social and he's going on about
Rob Reiner and you know what he wrote, and he's
just about to hit send. Would you say, whoa wha
whoa mister president? Whoa you maybe you don't want to
send this. Would you say, don't do it, mister president?
Or would you say, ah, do it, go ahead. You
(18:29):
know you want to get it off your chest. You
got their right, you know you got free speech too.
This guy was a pain in that. You know what.
This guy slandered you for ten years. This guy mercilessly
attacked you. He tried to have you essentially overthrown in
his first term. He threw millions of dollars to frame
you as an agent of Russia. He insulted every single
(18:52):
one of your supporters. He's just another vile leftist and
you know, part of the many enemies that wanted you dead,
wanted you in prison, wanted to bankrupt you in your family.
You know, this guy has it coming. Would you say
he's got it coming? Or would you say, Look, you're
the president of the United States. A, this guy is
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way beneath you. B. You've already got your revenge. A.
You won. You're the president. You beat them all. And
this man, whatever you think about him, just got his
throat slit by his own son. I can't think of
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anything worse. Like you know, they say, karma is a
b This is the ultimate in karma. Like, mister President,
there's nothing you can say now that will hurt Rob
Reiner more than the fact that A. He's dead and
his wife is dead and it was done at the
hand of his own son, Like, mister p what are
(20:01):
you going to get out of this? Like, how does
it help you? Okay, you feel better, you got it
off your chest, I get it, But in any way,
how does it help you? How does it help you politically?
How does it help you in terms of your perception?
I mean a lot of people are going to look
at this and say you're nasty, like this is just
(20:22):
vicious and nasty and uncalled for and very petty and
extremely unpresidential. Like you're not going to get you know,
I mean you'll have some obviously, you know, people will
you know, your base will always stay with you. But geez, like,
think about it. There was a slaughter in the man's house.
There was blood everywhere, and you're going to weigh in
(20:44):
that it was his trumped arrangement syndrome that drove the
kid to kill his own father and you have no
evidence to say that, and you're basically insinuating you had
it coming because he was such a horrible human being.
Like you have to understand if you're you know, you're
like miss like you look at him and almost like, well,
(21:05):
mister president, like why and it's gonna be another unforced
error in the sense of, look, you're not gonna bring
down your presidency. It's not the mother of all mistakes.
But you realize you're gonna have forty eight to seventy
two hours where you've just given the press a huge
(21:25):
news cycle to attack you and attack you and attack
you and attack you. It's like you just cut a
big slab of red meat and you just threw it
on the table for your enemies. Like, mister President, what
are we what's the upside? I showed you now all
(21:46):
the downside? What's the upside? So my question to you, Steve,
if you were there advising him, would you tell him
press send or not to press send?
Speaker 5 (22:01):
No upside to this, all right, apart from making some
general acknowledgment of the event that happened, a very unfortunate
event that happened, and brief condolence, I don't know that
it was necessary for him to go any further app all,
and no matter what he said, all it's going to
do is it's going to just put both sides against
(22:22):
each other further, it's going to kick the bees nest. Yeah,
he is a knack for doing that when there's a
bees nest that needs kicking. He's good at kicking it,
and we have to understand that that's part of his personality.
So as a man, I think he had every right
to say what he wanted to say, but as president
absolutely not, absolutely not. That's my view.
Speaker 1 (22:42):
Interesting, very interesting, very interesting, Steve, Thank you very much
for that call. I want to ask all of you
agree disagree. Six one seven two six, six sixty eight
sixty eight is the number Rob in Maine. Thanks for
holding raw and welcome.
Speaker 6 (23:02):
All right, Jeff, can you hear me?
Speaker 1 (23:03):
Okay? I can hear you, Rob? Can you hear me?
Speaker 7 (23:07):
Yes?
Speaker 8 (23:08):
I can, Buddy.
Speaker 6 (23:09):
Thanks for you, Mike and Fanny and all of you
guys do for us listen. Several points to broaden the
discussion a little bit here along different lines. First of all,
you know, everybody says Donald Trump has a mouth and
he doesn't think about what he's saying, and I'm not
so sure.
Speaker 8 (23:24):
You know, people who hear what he said about this
situation include far more people than the people that are
listening to this program, In particular, people who are in
charge of what Trump's trying to put an end to,
and ably hat dozen or so wars in the world,
and they need to see what kind of a guy
he is. He may well have been sending that message
(23:46):
to the Putins and the pigs of the world and
Venezuela knuncleheads of the world. The point double one enough
said number two, there's a medical dimension here here. We
don't need to know that the family dynamics in Miner's
family were pretty bad. We heard about that argument they
had at a birthday part of the other day. For
(24:06):
God's sakes, in these situations, the vast majority of these
patients with addiction and with possible psychosis, they don't harm anybody.
They're really, really not harmful. But there's a tiny portion
that are, as Yoko Ono's a husband learned, And what
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happens is sometimes you can refer these people to good
family therapists to try to toae some of that down.
Doesn't always happen, but when it happens, it's very helpful.
And I just wanted to say that. I also want
to say thanks so much for what you guys are
doing here because it helps me in what I'm trying
to put together to explain the sidrome, which I think
at the top end of the scale should be should
(24:50):
be a psychiatric disorder.
Speaker 1 (24:52):
I agree, I know I have to say, look, Rob again,
very interesting at very interesting points. No, I agree, Look,
all kidding aside, it started off as a joke, kind
of like, you know, a witty rebuttal Trump's arrangement syndrome. No,
it's really it's real. But all kidding aside, it's it's real,
(25:12):
and more and more liberals are afflicted with it. Like
I think on that part of the true social post
Trump said was accurate. I'm sorry, it's true. Rob Reiner. Again,
I don't want to speak ill of the dead, I
really don't. I feel very, very bad what happened to
this man. Okay, nobody should be murdered, and nobody should
(25:33):
be murdered by their own son for God's sake. Okay,
so please please understand where I'm coming from. But Rob
Reiner suffered from trump to arrangement syndrome. The man was
obsessed with Trump. And what we mean by that is
not just obsessed like you know he's your favorite president
or your follow me. We obsessed with hating him. You
just can't hate him enough. It's an obsession. Rosie O'Donnell
(25:58):
is another one. I could go on and look, I
was talking about this with Grace last night, I said,
there's so many of these Hollywood leftists that you know,
they're always preaching, getting involved in our business, wagging their
finger at us, lecturing us on how we're not doing
(26:19):
enough for climate change, we're not compassionate enough when it
comes say to gun violence, or to the poor, or
to illegals. They're always telling us how we're morally inferior,
and they're all supposedly morally superior. You get this from
these Hollywood limousine liberals all the time. But their personal
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lives are a mess. They're a mess. Their kids are
all screwed up, drug addicts, alcoholics in and out of rehab,
destroyed personal lives, I mean, dysfunctional families. But they go
around and they're constantly lecturing us. And I said this
(27:04):
to Greg go by the Rosie o'donald's another one her.
He's got her, you know, her problem children. She's got
all kinds of problems with her children. But instead of
taking care of her children, every day, she's posting how
much she hates Trump. To the point, I don't want
to get sidetracked, but it's getting to the point that
she can't sleep. She can't eat. She's a nervous wreck.
(27:26):
This woman went to Ireland to escape, you know, the
United States under Trump, and she still can't stop talking
about him. So she goes to see her doctor, this
true story, and says, you know, like literally, I can't eat,
I can't function, I can't sleep. I just keep thinking
about them, and I hate them and I hate them
and I hate them and I hate them and I
(27:46):
hate them. And so the doctor says, look, the first
step you got to do is disconnect. So he goes,
you need to promise me two days, just two days.
Take a weekend Saturday and Sunday. Take a walk, take
a hike, go catch a show, go have dinner with friends.
Just you don't talk or think about Trump. That's it.
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Do whatever you want, do everything else in the world.
Just don't talk or think about Trump. She admitted she
couldn't last for more than two hours. She tried. Two
hours was her limit. It's like an addiction. It's a
mental illness. That's what it's become. Let's be honest. And
(28:35):
so you look at you know, it's classic Hollywood. I
hate to say it. All of that money, all of
that fame, all of their mansions, all of their cars,
all of their wealth, all of their power, and yet
their personal lives, they're miserable. One failed relationship after another,
(29:00):
one infidelity and betrayal after another, going in and out
of rehab. And look, I've known people who are drug addicts.
It is a terrible thing. I'm telling you, is a
terrible thing for a parent. It's one of the worst
nightmarriage you could ever experience, because the child that you knew,
(29:25):
the person that you knew, is no longer that person anymore.
They're just not. The drugs have taken over, and the
drug then will drive that person to do anything just
to keep feeding that habit. Why do you steal from you?
(29:47):
Apparently Nick nick Reiner was stealing from his family all
the time, lying to his family all the time, breaking
into the house, grabbing jewelry, taking stuff, and he's in
and out of rehab seventeen times. I know people who
work in rehab and they've told me, they go, look, Jeff,
(30:08):
yes you should get clean and sober. But many people
come in to dry out and then they go back
and start using again. Why because they don't have a
larger infrastructure. They don't have a larger ecosystem, a support
system to help them stop drinking permanently or stop doing
(30:30):
drugs permanently. So everybody in a sense can relate to
Rob Reiner in a sense. This sense where you've had
someone who's an addict and it's a loved one, and
you've tried and tried and tried to get that person help,
and after a while you just realize there's nothing you
(30:51):
can do. It's like a possession. It's like the devil
has possessed this person and it's no longer him, it's
the drugs. And it is absolutely heartbreaking and absolutely devastating.
And that's why, to be honest, when I first saw
the post, I was like, that can't be real. I
(31:12):
honestly thought, I said, no, this is a fake post.
And I'm like, oh no, yeh, you did say it.
And I winced, and I winced, and I rarely WinCE,
but I winced because I said, no, man, I was
his son. That was his son who was a drug
addict for the last what is it, seventeen years of
(31:36):
his life. Okay, Nick Reiner is thirty two years old.
He's a lost son, He's a mentally ill son. He's
been I mean a serious addict, and it got to
the point that he hates his father and mother so much.
In fact, that's what he was saying at the party.
I hate you, I f and hate you. I'm gonna
(31:58):
f and kill you. I want you out of this world,
you know. And apparently the Rhiners were shocked and actually
legitimately frightened. According to their friends, they said that he's
so and he was violent. Apparently nick a Rhiner had
a history of violence. He would come into the house,
they'd have a shouting match, and he would like tear
(32:20):
up the place, smash vases, smash jewelry, smash furniture, throw
things that he would just explode violently, have these violent eruptions,
and so they were increasingly fearful that he may do
something literally to them, and that's what he ended up doing.
(32:43):
And you know, and then to compound the tragedy, the daughter,
you know, the murder takes place allegedly on Sunday, and
the daughter comes home and sees her father and mother
blood everywhere on the floor, and then you find out
your own brother is the alleged perpetrator, the alleged murderer.
(33:09):
Sometimes just don't say anything, and you know, well, Jeff,
I can't stand the guy. Great, don't say anything. There's
nothing to say. What is there to say? Like, you know,
just honestly, what is there to say? It's how do
I say this? He's lying dead on the ground, his
wife has been murdered, and it was done by his
(33:31):
own son, and he knows. Remember this the last moments
of his life. He's being killed and he knows it's
being done by the hand of his own son. Can
you imagine that, you know? I mean, what must be
going through your mind? In other words, you're thinking, you know,
(33:53):
is this is this what I've created? Is this what
I've reaped? Is this?
Speaker 6 (33:59):
You know?
Speaker 1 (34:00):
Is this what I've sown?
Speaker 6 (34:03):
Like?
Speaker 1 (34:03):
This is this is my life? This is how it's
all gonna end. So it's almost to me the equivalent
of well, he's down, he's bleeding, his throat is slit
from ear to ear, blood everywhere. His son is holding
the knife, and you just walk over and go peoh,
because you hate the guy. And I know why you
(34:24):
hate the guy. I don't blame you for hating I
really don't. I don't blame you for hating the guy.
But I'm like, there's nothing to say what is there
to say? And I don't even think it's phony, honestly
to say my thoughts in prayers, like really, hey, look,
you know privately thinking, look, man, I couldn't stand you,
like you're really one piece of work. You know, you're
(34:46):
just you know, you're just a horrible human being. But
even you don't deserve to have your throat slit by
your own son. So you just say, my condolence is
to the you know, to the family, and you know whatever.
That's it, you know, and I hope justice is pursued.
(35:06):
And if Nick Reiner is the one who did it,
that they throw the book at him. That's it. And honestly,
he would come across as the bigger man. He would, really,
he'd come across as presidential he would shame the left,
and then we would say, you see, you danced on
Charlie Kirk's grave. You guys were laughing and cheering and celebrating.
(35:30):
Look at our president. No one slandered him and smeared
him and defamed him more than Rob Reiner. And yet
when he was tragically killed by his own son, massacred
in his own home, he either said nothing or he
(35:50):
even managed to get a condolences out there instead. Now
it's a mess. Now do I understand him on a
personal level? Of course, That's why I like the way
Steven new Hampshire said it. As a man, can I
blame him? No? No I can't. But as a president
(36:19):
why anyway, I'm just I'm being like in the confessional
six one seven two six six sixty eight sixty eight. Anyway,
Thank you for that call, Rob, I really appreciate it.
Carl in Newberry? Is it Cal? I'm sorry Cal in
newbury Port. Thanks for holding Cal and welcome Hi, Jeff,
(36:43):
Hi Cal.
Speaker 7 (36:46):
Let me see. I kept thinking I'll never get called.
But what I'm what I'm thinking is you you make
so much sense, Jeff. I get so much on you
because I think, especially today, some of your insights, a
lot of them have been so through truthful and and simple.
(37:10):
Sometimes simplicity is so powerful and in the truth, you know.
But what I'm thinking is is he's got a lot
of resentments, like a lot of people have said, miss
you know, Donald Trump, and and he hasn't let go
(37:30):
of a lot of them. And he took this as
an opportunity to in his through his self scentsiedness, which
we all have to some degree to. He took that
opportunity to to just to ben you know, some of
those resentments. And I don't blame him, But what I'm
thinking is is his strategies right be out of the deal.
(37:53):
He's supposed to be the deal maker.
Speaker 1 (37:57):
Cal can you do me a favor. I'm up against
a break. I want to come right back to you.
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