August 10, 2026 • 19 mins
There was a LOT to discuss in today's EPISODE... In this episode, I start by thanking every single one of you for helping us reach 200,000 subscribers, nearly 40 million views and number 31 on the US news commentary chart — only one year after launching. Then, I explain why Zohran Mamdani’s latest government childcare idea may be even more insane than his grocery store plan, why the WNBA holding a global conference to determine what a woman is perfectly sums up the madness around women’s sport, and why Sophie Cunningham saying men should not play in women’s sport should never have been controversial in the first place. I also look at the ugly reaction inside the WNBA, the hypocrisy of women tearing down other women while pretending to empower them, Tucker Carlson’s latest Trump-hating guest, Hunter Biden, and the strange alliance forming between the woke right, the far left and Islamist voices. And finally, Ilhan Omar praises Hasan Piker, Dearborn shows what happens when assimilation is abandoned, Kamala Harris somehow turns voter ID into a villain, and the Gaza famine narrative collapses after new reporting confirms what many of us have said all along: Israel was not starving Gaza.
**Chapters:**
00:00 Welcome
00:10 Thank You For 200,000 Subscribers
01:25 Zohran Mamdani’s Government Childcare Plan
04:25 The WNBA Wants To Define “Woman”
06:20 Mean Girls Pretending To Empower Women
07:48 Tucker Carlson Brings On Hunter Biden
10:50 Hasan Piker And Ilhan Omar
13:24 Dearborn And The America Your Kids May Not Recognize
14:26 Kamala Harris’ Voter ID Word Salad
18:10 The Gaza Famine Narrative Falls Apart
19:10 Final Thoughts
See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Listen
Watch
Mark as Played
Transcript
Episode Transcript
Available transcripts are automatically generated. Complete accuracy is not guaranteed.
Speaker 1 (00:05):
Good morning, good afternoon, good evening, and good night. Welcome
to the Aaron Mullins Show. Great to have your company.
Thank you, thank you, thank you. Legends two hundred thousand subscribers,
nearly forty million views since we launched only one year ago,
and we got to number thirty one on the news
(00:27):
commentary chart in the US. That's a big deal. And
I know, like we can all be guilty of saying
I'm number one on the chart of blonde women from
Australia who target the US market and talk about politics
and war. Yay, I get that. But news commentary is
a crowded space and that is a big deal in America.
(00:50):
I love you all. Also, if you do want a
little something extra extra memberships, you can join as a member.
If not, we love you anyway. Always welcome here. It's
just getting bigger and better. Thank you, thank you, Thank you. Now,
ladies and gentlemen, today my daughter will not come in
and annoy me. You won't see this hand creeping in.
(01:12):
You won't hear her flushing the toilet in the background.
You want to know why, let me tell you why.
Because I just dropped her at a park. Yeah, just
a random park. Down the road, because the government here
has said that if I wanted to have a date night,
or you know, a work night, then I could just
leave her there, not have to pay, don't have to
sign her in or tell them about her medical history.
(01:33):
It does not matter. It doesn't matter. She's allergic to everything.
I have no idea who the people are there in charge,
what their qualifications are, if they've got criminal records. But hey,
that's completely fine. At least I get to record for
you guys without any interruptions. Yay, yay. I mean, that's ridiculous, right,
(01:54):
of course I haven't she's at school. But mah mum,
Dannie wants you to do exactly that.
Speaker 2 (02:02):
Watch Zoramandanni is starting a new pilot program here in
New York City. He is saying, bring your children to
the park and we will watch them for free. In
the five boroughs, they said, around five hundred children can
come to these different locations and the parents can go
and have a date night. He's even saying, we will
feed your children while they're at the park. Here in
New York City, hiring a babysitter can cost anywhere from
(02:25):
thirty to fifty dollars an hour. So he wants parents
to have the opportunity to go and spend four hours
without their children, and the government officials at the park
are going to watch their children. We're not sure exactly
who the babysitters will be, but they're going to be
funded by Mandannie. Many people are saying there is no
way on earth they would bring their children to a
(02:45):
random park in the city and let random people watch them.
Even people are saying, well, this is a great way
to indoctor nate children. Others are saying, Zoramandanni's trying to
do something nice to the parents here in New York City.
Would you ever drop your children off at a park
and have random people watch them, especially in New York City?
Speaker 1 (03:03):
Okay? Is he okay?
Speaker 2 (03:05):
No?
Speaker 1 (03:06):
Really? Like is he okay? And I'm talking about Mayor
Mum Danny did the booing rattle him? He's now trying
to win love by facilitating other people's love. Like if
you thought the grocery store idea was bad and that
it might just might be hijacked by con artists, this
(03:26):
will be on a whole other level. But I wouldn't
put it pass them to play Miss Rachel on repeat
in this like hypnotic way telling all the children the
Jews are evil and let the indoctrination begin even earlier
than normal. That's, of course, if your child isn't assaulted
whilst they're there. I mean, these are the people who
(03:47):
hate the police, they hate ice. So no doubt someone
with the criminal record given to them by say, you know,
involvement with the police, they wouldn't recognize that as being evil.
Of course not. The lunatics are running the asylum, my friends.
And that is a great segue. The WMBA has announced,
(04:09):
drum roll, please please, it's going to hold a global
conference to determine what a woman is. Commissioner, allow me
to help you. This is not a woman. But given
(04:31):
the attitude of your coaches right now, he'd be very
welcome to take part. By the way, I love these
retired NBA players now saying yah, pick me, I'm in
like this is the idiocy of the entire thing off
the back of Sophie Cunningham just saying men shouldn't play
in women's sport. This is not or it shouldn't be
(04:54):
a controversial or a political issue. It's stating the bleeding obvious,
and it's something that over eighty percent of Americans agree with,
and now Sophie has to cop this. Each game, watch.
Speaker 3 (05:11):
Is coming down trying to prevent the layup. But that
is just a hard hit.
Speaker 4 (05:16):
That's definitely going to be upgraded.
Speaker 3 (05:17):
I think to a flagrant too, Ryan, I think that
is going to be a flagrant too. There is wind,
mind up, there is follow through, there's potential for injury
without Becunningham in a vulnerable position in the air.
Speaker 5 (05:31):
Wow.
Speaker 1 (05:31):
Yeah, And of course the perpetrator of the violence played
the race card, Carrington writing white privilege after she was
sent off, I'm sorry what you broke her face or
attempted to you got sent off white privilege. If racism
(05:53):
does exist in that league, it is the other way round. Hello,
Caitlin Clark, Hello white privilege. How pathetic. And also speaking
of pathetic, look at this Mean Girl podcast where they
pretend to be fighting for women's rights and inmpowering women,
(06:16):
but actually all they want to do is destroy any
woman they don't agree with, and not just based on merit,
but in a nasty way. Go.
Speaker 2 (06:26):
She most recently posed with Riley Gaines, who was a swimmer,
not even a very good one, who.
Speaker 6 (06:35):
Is super anti trans woman in sports, and she also
ploes her a picture with the levi's executive Jennifer say.
Speaker 2 (06:45):
Trans women in sports is not the.
Speaker 1 (06:48):
Biggest threat to women's sports.
Speaker 6 (06:50):
In any by any means I would say, isn't a
threat to women's sports.
Speaker 1 (06:54):
Sophie Cunningham is doing a pretty blaant like.
Speaker 7 (06:58):
Right wing grift.
Speaker 1 (07:00):
Yeah, she's doing her favorite right and I just think
that she knows what she's doing, and she knows that
ultimately her career is only going.
Speaker 8 (07:13):
To be so long.
Speaker 1 (07:14):
She's not the best player's. Can someone point out why
I don't recognize those two because I'm assuming that two
women tearing shreds off phenomenal athletes and phenomenal other women
must be Rhodes scholars themselves Olympic gold medalists, right, because
(07:35):
surely you could only be that scathing of someone else's
ability if yours was sky high. I mean, what have
achieved apart from the sum total of nothing?
Speaker 3 (07:48):
Now?
Speaker 1 (07:48):
Old, make Tuck Tuck or Tucker's back with another Trump hating,
America hating, self hating guest, this time Hunter Biden.
Speaker 7 (07:58):
Go where years though I've talked about you, I love
kandas I do too, I like Thomas Massey and Marty
Tayler Green.
Speaker 5 (08:08):
I like that there are people that have kind of
woken up.
Speaker 9 (08:12):
I have really only one question, one thing that has
bothered me. So I just want to ask you, point playing,
did you drop off lap?
Speaker 5 (08:17):
No? No, the answer is no. I say to everybody, Okay,
show me your phone, because I showed you mine and
you didn't find a goddamn thing.
Speaker 9 (08:25):
We get approached by israelis connected to Benjamin n Yah,
who are shopping this stuff to me at Fox News.
The way that it entered the bloodstream exactly, American media
was not right.
Speaker 5 (08:36):
I don't have any more secrets. Donald Trump, I think
he had such an opportunity. He just decided that all
he was going to do was for himself.
Speaker 9 (08:43):
One of my closest friends Wedder off the deep end,
and all of a sudden, Trump's under the bed, and
it's like, WHOA what it is like he was under
my page?
Speaker 1 (08:52):
Oh he loves Kandace. All. That's key, the coming together
of the right and the far left alongside the Islamist types.
It's a sight to behold, isn't it.
Speaker 3 (09:07):
So?
Speaker 1 (09:07):
When I was, say, mid twenties, we're talking obviously just
one or two years ago, ha huh, and trying to
quit smoking. They had nicotine patches and nicotine gum, neither
of which did a thing, and the gum tasted horrendous.
We've got something better for you now, nick Knack. It's
(09:29):
a fully dissolvable nicotine lozenge, A lip brick is what
the cool kids are calling it, made with just six
premium ingredients clearly listed on the back, nothing hidden. You
know exactly what's in it. Oh and the bonus no smoke,
no pouch. So it's made with real essential oils for
real flavor. And it's available in both three and six
(09:52):
milligram options, so you choose the dose. I wish this
was around raise the standard. There is so much else
in the market that doesn't even come close. So you've
got to try it. Get your Nickknacks at www dot
nick knack, icnac dot com, Forward slash erin and use
(10:12):
the code erin for twenty percent off, or use the
stolocated to find nick Knacks near you, and of course
tell them I sent you, and of course warning the
product contains nicotine, and nicotine is an addictive chemical. Now
back to the show. It's so cute and speaking of
the Islamist types Hassan Piker, I mean, as if he
hasn't already said enough that is appalling. Ie, America deserve
(10:36):
nine to eleven. Look at what else we've found.
Speaker 4 (10:39):
Go, We're going to keep bringing inn immigrants in this
country on purpose, just so they can fuck your sister
and then maybe even your daughter. We're going to destroy
the white race, bitch, That's what we're here to do.
Speaker 1 (10:51):
Yet this week, ilan Omer praises him.
Speaker 6 (10:57):
Go one powerful voice. There has been a big topic
of conversation is the left wing streamer Hassan Piker. He's
someone that you campaigned alongside with. He put out a
video backing your reelection. Today, there are moderate Democrats who
have criticized Abdul said for a perial on the campaign
(11:18):
trail with him. What's your view of that criticism?
Speaker 10 (11:25):
I mean people, you know, in a free country, people
can have opinions about people who campaign with candidates. I
certainly had my own criticisms of folks who campaigned folks
that were on the top of the ticket for US
in twenty twenty four. Ultimately, we all put our heads down,
(11:47):
try to get to voters, have the conversations that are
necessary because we're not able to have any kind of
the changes that we want until we win, and so
everybody's trying to do the best that they can to
try to get their message out and campaign with whoever
that they think can help them do that. Sometimes not
everybody's going to agree the kind of messagery that you use,
(12:09):
but it's ultimately the decisions that campaigns have to make.
Speaker 1 (12:13):
Make it make sense. She's very fond of him, isn't
she Ilan? She likes Hassan. Maybe she's I don't know,
open to something new romantically. Maybe she doesn't want to
keep it in the family anymore. And I get that, guys,
(12:36):
I get it. Like my brother can be really annoying too,
like really annoying. He used to drive me crazy at times,
and like we didn't date, you know, I can't imagine,
you know, the drama that she goes through. I mean,
and by the way, I mean, it shouldn't shock anyone
(12:57):
that she's so supportive of Hassan. They're all so supportive
of each other because they all believe the same thing.
I mean, this is dearborn Michigan.
Speaker 11 (13:07):
Go the word and with a decree of yours. You
will annihilate them, Yamam annihilated, and you destroyed the likes
of ardent and more than these are the pharans and
the ardent and mood of today. Yaha Amarahimen. We ask
you Allah destroy them, destroy the Allah, take them off
the service of this earth.
Speaker 1 (13:25):
You talk about an America that you want your kids
to recognize. I was looking at Brandon Gills Instagram and
his wife, I didn't realize was the daughter of Dinesh Desuso,
who I love. He's amazing, but they were talking a
lot about that I want in America. I want to
fight for an America that my children recognize. And it's
(13:47):
the same for me here in Australia. It's why I
care so much about America because our prosperity depends heavily
on yours. And I'm sure it's the same for those
in the UK. In fact, I know it is. I've
done a million interviews on it. But how can anyone
from even a generation ago recognize that place that doesn't
(14:08):
look like America, doesn't sound like America?
Speaker 2 (14:14):
Now?
Speaker 1 (14:14):
Kamala Harris is clearly leaning into the non citizen voter
types ahead of the next push for president. Of course,
it's it's coming watch everybody.
Speaker 8 (14:23):
So they're trying to mess with your ability to vote.
Speaker 1 (14:26):
Just to break it all down, You've.
Speaker 8 (14:28):
Got the Supreme Court and they just sealed the deal
with this case that just came up recently, the Calai decision,
which basically took the power out of the Voting Rights Act,
which was designed to protect your right to vote. So
you got the Supreme Court doing its thing. Then this
president is trying to push this Save Act, which basically
(14:49):
would require that for people to register to vote, you're
going to have to have proof of who you are
through a passport, which a lot of Americans don't have,
or they're a birth certificate. Same point, obstacles to make
it difficult for you to register to vote.
Speaker 1 (15:06):
Okay, I'm trying to understand because live like her word salads,
and you say things on a debate stage and then
you go, oh, my lord, I screwed that up monumentally.
This is like a pre recorded video. Can you imagine
recording this and not only her, she would have a
team around her, people saying yes, that's so powerful. Cami cams, camcam,
(15:28):
cam dog, so powerful. You said that's so well it's
such a powerful point you made. No really like it's
so powerful about like wanting you know, actual American citizens
with ida to vote like you know. I mean, it's
evil that and the way that you've exposed that they
want like citizens with idea to vote to make it fair.
(15:48):
I mean, girl, that is your winning video. That is
you in the White House. Girl, you measure those curtains,
you cut that carpet. I know what I'm doing. I
don't know what and is I don't know who cuts
carpet ahead of the White House. That she might, but
do you see what I mean when she thinks that's powerful.
It's like the debate at Oxford where Ayisha, the Muslim student,
(16:13):
made the point that it was so powerful that she
and her friends had organized security so the Islamist mob
outside didn't kill the opposition. And she said it as
though it was something to be proud of as proved
a point. Did the complete opposite now, famine in Gaza?
Remember that? Of course you do, because it was a
(16:33):
lie that was pushed to millions and millions of people.
Turns out what we have been saying forever in that
it ain't true was right. Even the completely fascical, compromised
United Nations is saying so, and that, my friends, is something.
They released a report this week confirming that malnutrition in
Gaza is exceptionally low, even by Western standards. Hello, and
(17:00):
this research was being conducted at the same time all
of those were screaming at front page of the paper,
it's all the Jews followed. Israel's done this. They were
screaming famine at the top of their lungs. Now, nobody
is well. Nobody should be trying to argue that life
would be pleasant for any child in Gaza. War zones
(17:20):
are horrific, and it would have been horrific and still
would be awful for a lot of people there, but
they were never being staffed by Israel. This is the
point you can express and show empathy. You can acknowledge
an awful situation without creating a lie, a portioning blame
to someone else and then having done significant damage to everyone,
(17:43):
including those kids. This is always my point. When you
try to make up things to blame Israel and say
it's all Israel's fault they're starving them, you basically excuse
hamas the terrorists. Islamic Gregiam of Varan all who from
them fund them, and you say, well, it's Israel's fault,
so blame Israel. It means they never get saved from
the actual enemy. This is the issue with the lies
(18:05):
that people create. And I'm waiting for them, of course,
all the people who spread this lie. I don't care
if you apologize it, couldn't careless. I don't need your apology,
but I'm waiting for you to correct the record, particularly
if you've got big audiences.
Speaker 12 (18:19):
Now, I was fascinated by this story that came out
during the week. We were heard for so long all
about supposed starvation and malnutrition in Gaza. This left wing
propaganda story from her mass went on and on. You'd
hear it endlessly on the ABC, you'd hear it everywhere else.
And of course it's now been completely debunked by the
United Nations themselves, and you released United Nations nutrition survey
(18:44):
of Gaza's children completely shatters that narrative, and it shows
in fact that the kids are less they're healthier than
pretty much any other kids anywhere else in the Middle East,
and they're certainly healthy than they were before the war.
And this is it shows that they're they're on the
malnutrition scale, et cetera, et cetera. Their health, their height,
(19:06):
their well being, et cetera. Is actually way better. They're
right at the top of the league in the Middle East.
It's extraordinary.
Speaker 1 (19:19):
Yeah, yeah, I didn't think so. I didn't think so.
Shock me. Oh. I love you all. Thank you so
much for watching. Thank you so much for your support.
I love doing this so much for you, and I
love your support. I love the feedback. I even love
the hate. But make sure it's clever. If you're going
to come at me and you despise me and you
(19:41):
feel the need to communicate it, do it in a
way that at least makes me laugh or go ooh.
The dumb stuff bores me. Love you all.
Good morning, good afternoon, good evening, and good night. Welcome
to the Aaron Mullins Show. Great to have your company.
Thank you, thank you, thank you. Legends two hundred thousand subscribers,
nearly forty million views since we launched only one year ago,
and we got to number thirty one on the news
(00:27):
commentary chart in the US. That's a big deal. And
I know, like we can all be guilty of saying
I'm number one on the chart of blonde women from
Australia who target the US market and talk about politics
and war. Yay, I get that. But news commentary is
a crowded space and that is a big deal in America.
(00:50):
I love you all. Also, if you do want a
little something extra extra memberships, you can join as a member.
If not, we love you anyway. Always welcome here. It's
just getting bigger and better. Thank you, thank you, Thank you. Now,
ladies and gentlemen, today my daughter will not come in
and annoy me. You won't see this hand creeping in.
(01:12):
You won't hear her flushing the toilet in the background.
You want to know why, let me tell you why.
Because I just dropped her at a park. Yeah, just
a random park. Down the road, because the government here
has said that if I wanted to have a date night,
or you know, a work night, then I could just
leave her there, not have to pay, don't have to
sign her in or tell them about her medical history.
(01:33):
It does not matter. It doesn't matter. She's allergic to everything.
I have no idea who the people are there in charge,
what their qualifications are, if they've got criminal records. But hey,
that's completely fine. At least I get to record for
you guys without any interruptions. Yay, yay. I mean, that's ridiculous, right,
(01:54):
of course I haven't she's at school. But mah mum,
Dannie wants you to do exactly that.
Speaker 2 (02:02):
Watch Zoramandanni is starting a new pilot program here in
New York City. He is saying, bring your children to
the park and we will watch them for free. In
the five boroughs, they said, around five hundred children can
come to these different locations and the parents can go
and have a date night. He's even saying, we will
feed your children while they're at the park. Here in
New York City, hiring a babysitter can cost anywhere from
(02:25):
thirty to fifty dollars an hour. So he wants parents
to have the opportunity to go and spend four hours
without their children, and the government officials at the park
are going to watch their children. We're not sure exactly
who the babysitters will be, but they're going to be
funded by Mandannie. Many people are saying there is no
way on earth they would bring their children to a
(02:45):
random park in the city and let random people watch them.
Even people are saying, well, this is a great way
to indoctor nate children. Others are saying, Zoramandanni's trying to
do something nice to the parents here in New York City.
Would you ever drop your children off at a park
and have random people watch them, especially in New York City?
Speaker 1 (03:03):
Okay? Is he okay?
Speaker 2 (03:05):
No?
Speaker 1 (03:06):
Really? Like is he okay? And I'm talking about Mayor
Mum Danny did the booing rattle him? He's now trying
to win love by facilitating other people's love. Like if
you thought the grocery store idea was bad and that
it might just might be hijacked by con artists, this
(03:26):
will be on a whole other level. But I wouldn't
put it pass them to play Miss Rachel on repeat
in this like hypnotic way telling all the children the
Jews are evil and let the indoctrination begin even earlier
than normal. That's, of course, if your child isn't assaulted
whilst they're there. I mean, these are the people who
(03:47):
hate the police, they hate ice. So no doubt someone
with the criminal record given to them by say, you know,
involvement with the police, they wouldn't recognize that as being evil.
Of course not. The lunatics are running the asylum, my friends.
And that is a great segue. The WMBA has announced,
(04:09):
drum roll, please please, it's going to hold a global
conference to determine what a woman is. Commissioner, allow me
to help you. This is not a woman. But given
(04:31):
the attitude of your coaches right now, he'd be very
welcome to take part. By the way, I love these
retired NBA players now saying yah, pick me, I'm in
like this is the idiocy of the entire thing off
the back of Sophie Cunningham just saying men shouldn't play
in women's sport. This is not or it shouldn't be
(04:54):
a controversial or a political issue. It's stating the bleeding obvious,
and it's something that over eighty percent of Americans agree with,
and now Sophie has to cop this. Each game, watch.
Speaker 3 (05:11):
Is coming down trying to prevent the layup. But that
is just a hard hit.
Speaker 4 (05:16):
That's definitely going to be upgraded.
Speaker 3 (05:17):
I think to a flagrant too, Ryan, I think that
is going to be a flagrant too. There is wind,
mind up, there is follow through, there's potential for injury
without Becunningham in a vulnerable position in the air.
Speaker 5 (05:31):
Wow.
Speaker 1 (05:31):
Yeah, And of course the perpetrator of the violence played
the race card, Carrington writing white privilege after she was
sent off, I'm sorry what you broke her face or
attempted to you got sent off white privilege. If racism
(05:53):
does exist in that league, it is the other way round. Hello,
Caitlin Clark, Hello white privilege. How pathetic. And also speaking
of pathetic, look at this Mean Girl podcast where they
pretend to be fighting for women's rights and inmpowering women,
(06:16):
but actually all they want to do is destroy any
woman they don't agree with, and not just based on merit,
but in a nasty way. Go.
Speaker 2 (06:26):
She most recently posed with Riley Gaines, who was a swimmer,
not even a very good one, who.
Speaker 6 (06:35):
Is super anti trans woman in sports, and she also
ploes her a picture with the levi's executive Jennifer say.
Speaker 2 (06:45):
Trans women in sports is not the.
Speaker 1 (06:48):
Biggest threat to women's sports.
Speaker 6 (06:50):
In any by any means I would say, isn't a
threat to women's sports.
Speaker 1 (06:54):
Sophie Cunningham is doing a pretty blaant like.
Speaker 7 (06:58):
Right wing grift.
Speaker 1 (07:00):
Yeah, she's doing her favorite right and I just think
that she knows what she's doing, and she knows that
ultimately her career is only going.
Speaker 8 (07:13):
To be so long.
Speaker 1 (07:14):
She's not the best player's. Can someone point out why
I don't recognize those two because I'm assuming that two
women tearing shreds off phenomenal athletes and phenomenal other women
must be Rhodes scholars themselves Olympic gold medalists, right, because
(07:35):
surely you could only be that scathing of someone else's
ability if yours was sky high. I mean, what have
achieved apart from the sum total of nothing?
Speaker 3 (07:48):
Now?
Speaker 1 (07:48):
Old, make Tuck Tuck or Tucker's back with another Trump hating,
America hating, self hating guest, this time Hunter Biden.
Speaker 7 (07:58):
Go where years though I've talked about you, I love
kandas I do too, I like Thomas Massey and Marty
Tayler Green.
Speaker 5 (08:08):
I like that there are people that have kind of
woken up.
Speaker 9 (08:12):
I have really only one question, one thing that has
bothered me. So I just want to ask you, point playing,
did you drop off lap?
Speaker 5 (08:17):
No? No, the answer is no. I say to everybody, Okay,
show me your phone, because I showed you mine and
you didn't find a goddamn thing.
Speaker 9 (08:25):
We get approached by israelis connected to Benjamin n Yah,
who are shopping this stuff to me at Fox News.
The way that it entered the bloodstream exactly, American media
was not right.
Speaker 5 (08:36):
I don't have any more secrets. Donald Trump, I think
he had such an opportunity. He just decided that all
he was going to do was for himself.
Speaker 9 (08:43):
One of my closest friends Wedder off the deep end,
and all of a sudden, Trump's under the bed, and
it's like, WHOA what it is like he was under
my page?
Speaker 1 (08:52):
Oh he loves Kandace. All. That's key, the coming together
of the right and the far left alongside the Islamist types.
It's a sight to behold, isn't it.
Speaker 3 (09:07):
So?
Speaker 1 (09:07):
When I was, say, mid twenties, we're talking obviously just
one or two years ago, ha huh, and trying to
quit smoking. They had nicotine patches and nicotine gum, neither
of which did a thing, and the gum tasted horrendous.
We've got something better for you now, nick Knack. It's
(09:29):
a fully dissolvable nicotine lozenge, A lip brick is what
the cool kids are calling it, made with just six
premium ingredients clearly listed on the back, nothing hidden. You
know exactly what's in it. Oh and the bonus no smoke,
no pouch. So it's made with real essential oils for
real flavor. And it's available in both three and six
(09:52):
milligram options, so you choose the dose. I wish this
was around raise the standard. There is so much else
in the market that doesn't even come close. So you've
got to try it. Get your Nickknacks at www dot
nick knack, icnac dot com, Forward slash erin and use
(10:12):
the code erin for twenty percent off, or use the
stolocated to find nick Knacks near you, and of course
tell them I sent you, and of course warning the
product contains nicotine, and nicotine is an addictive chemical. Now
back to the show. It's so cute and speaking of
the Islamist types Hassan Piker, I mean, as if he
hasn't already said enough that is appalling. Ie, America deserve
(10:36):
nine to eleven. Look at what else we've found.
Speaker 4 (10:39):
Go, We're going to keep bringing inn immigrants in this
country on purpose, just so they can fuck your sister
and then maybe even your daughter. We're going to destroy
the white race, bitch, That's what we're here to do.
Speaker 1 (10:51):
Yet this week, ilan Omer praises him.
Speaker 6 (10:57):
Go one powerful voice. There has been a big topic
of conversation is the left wing streamer Hassan Piker. He's
someone that you campaigned alongside with. He put out a
video backing your reelection. Today, there are moderate Democrats who
have criticized Abdul said for a perial on the campaign
(11:18):
trail with him. What's your view of that criticism?
Speaker 10 (11:25):
I mean people, you know, in a free country, people
can have opinions about people who campaign with candidates. I
certainly had my own criticisms of folks who campaigned folks
that were on the top of the ticket for US
in twenty twenty four. Ultimately, we all put our heads down,
(11:47):
try to get to voters, have the conversations that are
necessary because we're not able to have any kind of
the changes that we want until we win, and so
everybody's trying to do the best that they can to
try to get their message out and campaign with whoever
that they think can help them do that. Sometimes not
everybody's going to agree the kind of messagery that you use,
(12:09):
but it's ultimately the decisions that campaigns have to make.
Speaker 1 (12:13):
Make it make sense. She's very fond of him, isn't
she Ilan? She likes Hassan. Maybe she's I don't know,
open to something new romantically. Maybe she doesn't want to
keep it in the family anymore. And I get that, guys,
(12:36):
I get it. Like my brother can be really annoying too,
like really annoying. He used to drive me crazy at times,
and like we didn't date, you know, I can't imagine,
you know, the drama that she goes through. I mean,
and by the way, I mean, it shouldn't shock anyone
(12:57):
that she's so supportive of Hassan. They're all so supportive
of each other because they all believe the same thing.
I mean, this is dearborn Michigan.
Speaker 11 (13:07):
Go the word and with a decree of yours. You
will annihilate them, Yamam annihilated, and you destroyed the likes
of ardent and more than these are the pharans and
the ardent and mood of today. Yaha Amarahimen. We ask
you Allah destroy them, destroy the Allah, take them off
the service of this earth.
Speaker 1 (13:25):
You talk about an America that you want your kids
to recognize. I was looking at Brandon Gills Instagram and
his wife, I didn't realize was the daughter of Dinesh Desuso,
who I love. He's amazing, but they were talking a
lot about that I want in America. I want to
fight for an America that my children recognize. And it's
(13:47):
the same for me here in Australia. It's why I
care so much about America because our prosperity depends heavily
on yours. And I'm sure it's the same for those
in the UK. In fact, I know it is. I've
done a million interviews on it. But how can anyone
from even a generation ago recognize that place that doesn't
(14:08):
look like America, doesn't sound like America?
Speaker 2 (14:14):
Now?
Speaker 1 (14:14):
Kamala Harris is clearly leaning into the non citizen voter
types ahead of the next push for president. Of course,
it's it's coming watch everybody.
Speaker 8 (14:23):
So they're trying to mess with your ability to vote.
Speaker 1 (14:26):
Just to break it all down, You've.
Speaker 8 (14:28):
Got the Supreme Court and they just sealed the deal
with this case that just came up recently, the Calai decision,
which basically took the power out of the Voting Rights Act,
which was designed to protect your right to vote. So
you got the Supreme Court doing its thing. Then this
president is trying to push this Save Act, which basically
(14:49):
would require that for people to register to vote, you're
going to have to have proof of who you are
through a passport, which a lot of Americans don't have,
or they're a birth certificate. Same point, obstacles to make
it difficult for you to register to vote.
Speaker 1 (15:06):
Okay, I'm trying to understand because live like her word salads,
and you say things on a debate stage and then
you go, oh, my lord, I screwed that up monumentally.
This is like a pre recorded video. Can you imagine
recording this and not only her, she would have a
team around her, people saying yes, that's so powerful. Cami cams, camcam,
(15:28):
cam dog, so powerful. You said that's so well it's
such a powerful point you made. No really like it's
so powerful about like wanting you know, actual American citizens
with ida to vote like you know. I mean, it's
evil that and the way that you've exposed that they
want like citizens with idea to vote to make it fair.
(15:48):
I mean, girl, that is your winning video. That is
you in the White House. Girl, you measure those curtains,
you cut that carpet. I know what I'm doing. I
don't know what and is I don't know who cuts
carpet ahead of the White House. That she might, but
do you see what I mean when she thinks that's powerful.
It's like the debate at Oxford where Ayisha, the Muslim student,
(16:13):
made the point that it was so powerful that she
and her friends had organized security so the Islamist mob
outside didn't kill the opposition. And she said it as
though it was something to be proud of as proved
a point. Did the complete opposite now, famine in Gaza?
Remember that? Of course you do, because it was a
(16:33):
lie that was pushed to millions and millions of people.
Turns out what we have been saying forever in that
it ain't true was right. Even the completely fascical, compromised
United Nations is saying so, and that, my friends, is something.
They released a report this week confirming that malnutrition in
Gaza is exceptionally low, even by Western standards. Hello, and
(17:00):
this research was being conducted at the same time all
of those were screaming at front page of the paper,
it's all the Jews followed. Israel's done this. They were
screaming famine at the top of their lungs. Now, nobody
is well. Nobody should be trying to argue that life
would be pleasant for any child in Gaza. War zones
(17:20):
are horrific, and it would have been horrific and still
would be awful for a lot of people there, but
they were never being staffed by Israel. This is the
point you can express and show empathy. You can acknowledge
an awful situation without creating a lie, a portioning blame
to someone else and then having done significant damage to everyone,
(17:43):
including those kids. This is always my point. When you
try to make up things to blame Israel and say
it's all Israel's fault they're starving them, you basically excuse
hamas the terrorists. Islamic Gregiam of Varan all who from
them fund them, and you say, well, it's Israel's fault,
so blame Israel. It means they never get saved from
the actual enemy. This is the issue with the lies
(18:05):
that people create. And I'm waiting for them, of course,
all the people who spread this lie. I don't care
if you apologize it, couldn't careless. I don't need your apology,
but I'm waiting for you to correct the record, particularly
if you've got big audiences.
Speaker 12 (18:19):
Now, I was fascinated by this story that came out
during the week. We were heard for so long all
about supposed starvation and malnutrition in Gaza. This left wing
propaganda story from her mass went on and on. You'd
hear it endlessly on the ABC, you'd hear it everywhere else.
And of course it's now been completely debunked by the
United Nations themselves, and you released United Nations nutrition survey
(18:44):
of Gaza's children completely shatters that narrative, and it shows
in fact that the kids are less they're healthier than
pretty much any other kids anywhere else in the Middle East,
and they're certainly healthy than they were before the war.
And this is it shows that they're they're on the
malnutrition scale, et cetera, et cetera. Their health, their height,
(19:06):
their well being, et cetera. Is actually way better. They're
right at the top of the league in the Middle East.
It's extraordinary.
Speaker 1 (19:19):
Yeah, yeah, I didn't think so. I didn't think so.
Shock me. Oh. I love you all. Thank you so
much for watching. Thank you so much for your support.
I love doing this so much for you, and I
love your support. I love the feedback. I even love
the hate. But make sure it's clever. If you're going
to come at me and you despise me and you
(19:41):
feel the need to communicate it, do it in a
way that at least makes me laugh or go ooh.
The dumb stuff bores me. Love you all.
Popular Podcasts
Stuff You Should Know
If you've ever wanted to know about champagne, satanism, the Stonewall Uprising, chaos theory, LSD, El Nino, true crime and Rosa Parks, then look no further. Josh and Chuck have you covered.
Betrayal Weekly
Betrayal Weekly is back for a new season. Every Thursday, Betrayal Weekly shares first-hand accounts of broken trust, shocking deceptions, and the trail of destruction they leave behind. Hosted by Andrea Gunning, this weekly ongoing series digs into real-life stories of betrayal and the aftermath. From stories of double lives to dark discoveries, these are cautionary tales and accounts of resilience against all odds. From the producers of the critically acclaimed Betrayal series, Betrayal Weekly drops new episodes every Thursday. If you would like to share your story, you can reach out to the Betrayal Team by emailing them at betrayalpod@gmail.com and follow us on Instagram at @betrayalpod and @glasspodcasts. Please join our Substack for additional exclusive content, curated book recommendations, and community discussions. Sign up FREE by clicking this link Beyond Betrayal Substack. Join our community dedicated to truth, resilience, and healing. Your voice matters! Be a part of our Betrayal journey on Substack.
Dateline NBC
Current and classic episodes, featuring compelling true-crime mysteries, powerful documentaries and in-depth investigations. Follow now to get the latest episodes of Dateline NBC completely free, or subscribe to Dateline Premium for ad-free listening and exclusive bonus content: DatelinePremium.com