August 11, 2026 • 36 mins
Is America being transformed faster than Americans can stop it? Joe Pags says: not so fast.
Joe Pags joins Erin Molan for a fiery, passionate and surprisingly hopeful conversation about the fight for America, Western freedom and the values millions fear are being eroded in plain sight.
From the political rise of Zohran Mamdani and Abdul El-Sayed, to Hasan Piker, Ilhan Omar, the battle over immigration and assimilation, Iran and the IRGC, the failures of mainstream media and new questions surrounding Anthony Fauci, Erin and Joe hold absolutely nothing back.
But this conversation isn't just about what’s going wrong.
It’s about why the fight is FAR from over.
Joe argues that Americans are waking up, alternative media is finally breaking the old information monopoly, and ordinary people who refuse to stay silent can still determine what happens next.
As Erin puts it: they can try. But NOT ON OUR WATCH.
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⏱️ CHAPTERS
00:00 Joe Pags joins Erin Molan
00:16 What is happening to America?
01:29 “We’re not going to give in”
02:21 The fight for Western freedom
06:18 What China taught Joe about liberty
07:37 Erin’s lesson from Indonesia
10:16 The media, 2020 and why alternative voices matter
12:10 Iran: Why Erin says America must pay attention
13:43 Why many Americans are tuning Iran out
15:00 Joe Pags: If America is in, finish the job
17:10 How do you make Americans care?
20:08 Can alternative media finally break through?
20:26 Iran, Gaza and the hypocrisy debate
23:17 Mamdani, El-Sayed and Hasan Piker
26:08 The Ilhan Omar exchange
27:56 Fauci’s diary leaves Erin stunned
31:52 Fauci, COVID messaging and public trust
34:17 Joe Pags’ final message
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Every watch, Joe, PAGs Legends.
Speaker 2 (00:21):
So great to see you again, Welcome to you and
I basically riffing.
Speaker 3 (00:26):
That's what we do eron. It's so going to be
on your program, which is, by the way, on the
rise like crazy internationally. Love that you're having me back on.
Speaker 2 (00:32):
Thank you, Love that always, my friend. What I don't
love is this rise in your country. And Joe, it's
not just loud voices. I can handle loud voices being magnified.
What I struggle with is the fact that you're electing
them into office and not just nutjobs but dangerous people
(00:53):
who want to destroy you. Congratulations, by the way, well
done America.
Speaker 3 (00:57):
I am not happy with the congratulations. You know, you
had Elon Omar who basically has said I'm in Congress
to do the work of the Somali people. You got
Rashida Talib who was in Michigan at a rally in sixteen.
You might not know this. She was the screaming idiot
they had to carry out of a Trump rally. Then
she got elected to office somehow. Now we've got this
guy in Michigan who is the Democrat nominee for US Senator.
(01:19):
This guy and his name by the way, is Abdul
Rochman Mohammad al Sayed. And if you say the whole
thing eron, you have to understand because I'm lighter skinned
than he is, not by much, but because if I
say his full name, I'm racist, I'm bigoted. You can't.
It's like Barack who's saying Obama. You can't say his
name either. So we've got these crazy people. You got
Mamdani who's got a different accent depending on who he's
(01:41):
talking to. He's eating rice with his fingers and if
you say, hey, we don't eat rights with our fingers
here racist So it's crazy. But because of your voice,
and you've got a big impact here, because of my voice,
hopefully and others, we're going to make them understand that no,
we're not going to give in easily to all of this.
Speaker 1 (01:57):
Never And that's the fighting spirit.
Speaker 2 (02:00):
Joe I spoke to the most incredible man, a former
US Marine Navy seal superstar, and I said to him,
are you worried about this rise? And in some ways
it feels like the masses are now against everything that
America once stood for, And he said it has always
been on the backs of a few who have risen
and defended our nation, and it gave me chills. And
(02:23):
I look at you, and you fall into that category.
I do as well, even though I'm not an American,
but that gives me hope. I have faith. But we
cannot be silent. We have to keep talking, and so
does the everyday American, even those who don't have a
platform like you do.
Speaker 3 (02:39):
We've got generations of Americans and Australians and other people
in Western culture, I mean, Europe is all but conquered
at this point, who are coming up and they believe
that it's so pressure versus the oppressed. Either you're one
of the two categories, and if you happen to be
other than light skinned like we are. Although I'm beautifully alive,
I get it. I'm Southern Italian. But have said that,
I mean, I understand, but for some reason they want
(03:02):
to fit into a category. But people like you and
I are bringing people on our shows that are of
those different skin tones and of those different backgrounds and
those different ancestries who believe like we do, that freedom
and liberty is pretty great. Being able to see what
you want to say is pretty great. Western culture is
the freest, most liberated culture ever to be on planet Earth.
It's not the Roman Empire, it's not the British Empire.
(03:24):
We're not oppressing people. We are literally saying, come and
join us. But something changed. I'm much older than you
by a lot, but something changed in my lifetime in
that what in Rome do as the Romans do now
is somehow ethnocentric. It's somehow a microaggression. It's somehow illegal
or bigoted, or you're not seeing my color, or you're
whitewashing me. No, no, no. When you come to my house,
(03:46):
you follow my rules, you follow our dictates, or you
get the hell out. And I think we've got to
dig in on that area. We really do, and let's
do that.
Speaker 2 (03:55):
And by the way, this is me with faked hand
Joe and I watch than I need not get white.
Speaker 3 (04:02):
Lately. I've got a little darkness. I may burn from
these lights.
Speaker 2 (04:08):
And for a while, I'm insanely jealous of your natural tan.
Speaker 1 (04:13):
Let's look into that. And you're exactly right. This is
the thing.
Speaker 2 (04:16):
Right, you talk about going to a nation, being grateful
for the opportunity, going to contribute, and saying, you know
what America took me in.
Speaker 1 (04:25):
I want to spend the rest of my life.
Speaker 2 (04:27):
Yes, providing for my children and flourishing and seeking happiness
and success and prosperity, but I want to also give back.
These people are literally sucking everything they can out of
the greatest nation on earth except for Australia, but for
these purposes, and then spitting in its face or using
the flag to wipe their hands they get into office.
(04:50):
Imagine going to a country and being afforded the opportunity
to then run for office, being elected into that office,
and then shit canning the country that has given you
that opportunity.
Speaker 1 (05:03):
It does not compute.
Speaker 3 (05:06):
It's kind of interesting because you probably have seen this.
President Trump called some of these countries s whole countries.
I don't think I've ever cursed on a microphone, Patar.
I probably won't say the word, but he said s
whole countries allegedly. We don't even know that he said it.
We didn't hear him say it. But the news media
ran with the CNN said the word s all day
long and all night long on their air. And now
we've got Heraldo Rivera, who's the guy that I interviewed
(05:27):
in nineteen ninety six. He's somebody who actually used to
be a journalist who today or yesterday came out and said,
you can't send people back to Haiti because it's a
horrible country. I think he called it hell. Haraldo Rivera
was mad at the president for allegedly saying an s
whole country just a few years ago. Aaron, they are,
they're garbage countries. These people aren't lower than us. They're
(05:48):
still humans. We love them, we care about them. Their
countries sucks. And the reason why they're coming to us
and they're coming to you is because we don't suck.
And when you get there, don't try to make us
suck more. Enjoy what it is that made us unsucky.
That my vocabulary, it.
Speaker 1 (06:07):
Was really clever. You're highly educated, Joe, and that's why
I like you.
Speaker 3 (06:10):
I picul.
Speaker 1 (06:11):
It's not the whole thing. But you're right.
Speaker 2 (06:14):
Not only do they want to come and spit in
the face of they want to try and turn America
or whichever Western nation it is.
Speaker 1 (06:21):
In Europe. They've succeeded England.
Speaker 2 (06:23):
They're bloody clothes into the deep holes that they've literally
fled from. Well, good luck, it's not going to happen.
Try as they might not on our watch.
Speaker 3 (06:36):
I want to I want to ask you this if
you don't mind, because you travel a lot more than
I do. But I went to China and adopted my
daughter Jia fifteen years ago. When I went to China,
it cost me a lot of freshly brand new minted
one hundred dollars bills. Had to hand it over to
this guy I dont know who he was, headed to
this lady and know who she was. I went to
some place where they gives a little food, give me
ten thousand, I mean, whatever it was. And when I
(06:58):
went there, erin it's crazy. I can believe this. You're
gonna find this really crazy. I knew that it was
in America. I knew that it didn't have a constitution.
I knew that I was being surveiled at all at
all times. I was there fifteen days. I knew that
I didn't have the freedom, the liberty and the ability
to just live and breathe and enjoy as I have here.
I really, really, and as much as I love America,
(07:20):
I loved it even more having been there. Now. I'm
pretty tricky technically, so I was able to google things
from there on my home computer without them knowing But
what I found out is like tim and Square, where
seven thousand Chinese probably died getting run over by by
tanks in the late eighties. I googled it there and
you know what, China's Google says, one guy died accidentally
(07:41):
because a bullet ricochet. So you and your travels, I mean,
if you don't mind, I mean I'm learning from you.
Did you find the same thing that you have so
much appreciation for the culture in which we live every
day when you go elsewhere.
Speaker 1 (07:55):
And I think you've hit the nail on the head.
Speaker 2 (07:57):
This is one of the greatest issues that people in
Western cultures have. And I've used this phrase before in
that you know you're fat, dumb, and happy and half
for luck.
Speaker 1 (08:07):
That's amazing.
Speaker 2 (08:08):
A lot of people have never experienced hardship. They've never
gone to places where those freedoms are not taken for granted,
they don't exist.
Speaker 1 (08:17):
And same as you.
Speaker 2 (08:18):
I look at Indonesia as an example where I spent
a lot of my time growing up, and you get
on one side, I saw poverty like I've never seen before,
and as a young person incapable essentially of processing that,
it remains in your mind and you go back to Australia.
Even as a snotty nosed teenage kid, you appreciate and
(08:39):
you value, even if you don't always act like it.
I came back to an Australia where most kids had
never seen that, so I didn't appreciate it. Furthering that,
the Trisakti University shootings you mentioned Tienemin Square in Indonesia
happened when I lived there. Our bus was going to
school in the morning. It was during the riots of
nineteen ninety eight. Huge riots took to the streets trying
(09:01):
to bring down the Sahato government. He was corrupt. He'd
been in power for thirty odd years, given his kids everything.
They were rich.
Speaker 1 (09:08):
As all held.
Speaker 2 (09:09):
The people decided we have had enough students at TRESUCTI
protested shot dead. Now that day I get home from
school from you know, all of this had happened. We
were suddenly told we were evacuating out of the country.
Dad was staying, we're looking at the news the TV.
We're not seeing the shootings. And I'm saying to Mum
and Dad, why is this not on the news? And
(09:29):
they're saying there is not a press freedom here. Now
I didn't know what that meant back then, I it
just went over my head and I thought, okay, move on.
As I then started to become a journalist myself, that
was front of mind for the utter privilege it is
to not only be in that position to tell people
the truth, but to be in a country that allows
(09:50):
you to do so. And yes you get blowback, and
yes there is a danger associated with it.
Speaker 1 (09:55):
We've seen in America, this assassination culture. It's terrifying.
Speaker 2 (09:59):
But I tell you what, it is better than any
other country in the world, and that is what they
are trying to destroy. I go back to Indonesia regularly.
I get a tense feeling when I am there because
of the things I say here or the things I
say in America. They're an incredible country, but they are
not like we are in the West, and things are
(10:20):
not accepted like they are in the West.
Speaker 1 (10:23):
And again, this is what.
Speaker 2 (10:24):
The people I E l sied I, E Ilanomar I
E all of them, Mam Danni are trying to destroy
and you.
Speaker 1 (10:32):
Can't let them.
Speaker 3 (10:34):
And they're doing it by lying to our faces. I
want to add one or add one more date if
I will. Late eighties, I said late nineties. You said,
how about two thousand, the Summer of Love in Minneapolis, Minnesota.
We had people from c and m MSNBC at the time, ABCNBCCBS,
just about all of them standing in front of burning
factories saying mostly peaceful protests. We have twenty six people
(10:58):
die in the streets because one who died of fetanyl poisoning.
It died in Minneapolis with a cop on his back.
We had twenty six die and that was not widely reported.
These were good people, They just ended up dead because
they dared go outside. We had hundreds, if not thousands
of businesses in Minneapolis and other cities Portland, Seattle and
others that will never come back because they're afraid to.
(11:19):
They were burned down. We had a police station, a
precinct in Minneapolis, Minnesota burned down, as the mayor said,
let them have it. I mean aaron that most of
that wasn't reported. We report it because we want to
tell the truth. That wasn't reported because God forbid. The
American people in the center of the country and those
who really love the country see how far gone it is.
I mean, we're waking up a bit because of alternative media.
(11:42):
You are a star of that, and I love how
you do what you do. I try my best to
do as well as I can to tell the truth
and bring on interesting people. But in twenty twenty it
was nowhere near as prevalent as it is now, and
they just had to take hook line and sink or
what was being fed down their throats. So thank god
we're able to tell the truth. But in Indonesia you'd
never be able to do what you and I do.
(12:03):
In China, you can't do it you and I do.
In Russia, North Korea, Cuba, fill in the blank, you
can't do what we do. And it's I think it's
incumbent upon us to shake these young people by the
shoulders and say, hey, man, wake up. These freedoms go
go very quickly, they go bye bye. If you don't
wake the hell up.
Speaker 2 (12:20):
You are at the forefront of this, Joe, and bless
you for your kind words. You are right there beside
me at this. I mean, you've been doing it forever.
It's incredible. Another country you can add to that where
you couldn't do this Iran, the Islamic regime of Iran,
and it's a very similar story. I look at the
case for why the Islamic regime of Iran is a
(12:40):
direct threat to America, and it is the most obvious,
compelling case I've ever seen, but it is not being
sold to the American people effectively. And this is the issue,
and it's not the fault of the administration. It's not
the fault of people like you and I who actually
report the facts. But the leftist media and the other
(13:01):
mob who are intent on destroying America are lying to
the faces of the American people. And that is why
it is such a struggle to get people on board.
You cannot convince a nation as to why this matters.
And it's worth a little bit of short term suffering
if they don't understand why, and they can't understand why
if you're not telling them directly the truth about it.
(13:21):
This is the issue. It drives me insane because the
case is so compelling, you go through every bit of
American blood that is on their hands. This ain't a
war on behalf of Israel. This is a war that
America has been promising to fight and take on for
fifty years, and every single president has identified it as
a huge threat but not done a thing about it.
(13:44):
And here we are with a president finally, finally with
the guts and not just the willingness, but the capability
to take them on, and all those around who should
be America first are trying to destroy him and running
cover for the regime.
Speaker 3 (14:00):
Well, let me throw I'm gonna burst your bubble a
little bit. I do. I do my show Monday through Friday,
three hours a night. I get calls from across America
every night. These people don't care about what's happening in Iran.
And I don't say that to insult my listeners. I
think they're reasonably intelligent, but they don't care if I
bring it up and I say, call in now, I
want to hear your thoughts on this. The President said
(14:21):
this today. We did this to the Navy today, We
did this to the strait of her moves today, and
they call in and they just don't go, Well, my
gas prices over four dollars a day.
Speaker 1 (14:28):
And burst my bubble.
Speaker 2 (14:30):
That almost reinforces my point in that they're smart, intelligent, caring,
good decent people. But it's not front of mine for them,
because it's not that they don't understand that they're.
Speaker 1 (14:41):
Not being told Kelly.
Speaker 2 (14:44):
They don't get it that it is actually a threat
that will eventually that could be existential, but it's far
away and they put it in a box and that
other things matter more.
Speaker 3 (14:55):
Well they do, because when you go to the gas pump,
that matters. When you pay for groceries, that matters. So
with eighty five days until the midterms, this president, who
I've interviewed fifteen times, I've got a great affinity for
this man me. Absolutely, I'll put an a word for
you. You kidding me? You have eric on all the time,
they have Erica, that's his son. Hello, I haven't look
you up. But that said, I've got a great affinity
(15:16):
for him. But here's what we have to do. And
I've said this on my show. Had you asked me
before we went in, should we do this? I would
have said no. Now that we said yes, I want
us to win.
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Do it. Not only do I want us to say, yeah,
the Navii's of the sea great. Yeah we got the
service to air missiles great. The IERGC exists, the theocracy exists.
By the way, they are not working together. Necessarily that
the adgressy might say yes to the deal, the MoU
that's stupid, that was, and the irongc says, screw you
were going to blow some boats in the illustrator her moves.
So we have to annihilate them. Erin, you cannot beat
(17:15):
that country the way it's set up right now unless
they're on their hands and knees begging us to stop.
That's what we have to do, and the American people
have to be behind that and then move b victorious
actually win a war.
Speaker 1 (17:29):
And we can by the way we can.
Speaker 2 (17:32):
And General Jack Kean, who I think is phenomenal in
this space, and he's not a mouthpiece for the administration.
In fact, he often will say things that I know
will piss them off monumentally. But he is honest. He
is brutal, he is blunt. You're exactly right, whether or
not you agreed with going in or with starting this war.
Finish it that this back and forth could go on
(17:54):
for another thirty years. And the downside is so obvious
to that. Yes, sure, Tmpaign, but finish the job. America
is a winner.
Speaker 3 (18:04):
Erin The downside is Afghanistan. The downside is twenty years
in Afghanistan and the people we went there to beat
are running the government of Afghanistan. The Taliban that we
were going to annihilate is running the joint, killing people
that helped us, treating women like a fifty percent of
a man. These people have no right. What did we
do for twenty years? I don't want that here. I
(18:26):
want us to annihilate them to where they beg please
stop bombing us, Please God. We got the first three
tiers of leaders in the Tiograty. Let's get four, five,
and six. Let's just keep on going until they're gone
of the iergy. See, we know where they are. Let's
just blow the iergy. We know where they are. Let's
go blow them up and get rid of them again.
If you'd asked me before we went in, I would
have said no. I also would say no to ground troops.
(18:48):
I don't want any boots on the ground beat them
with their technology. So how do I help me out?
You produced my show? How do I treat How do
I make my listeners of my viewers understand every day
across this great land why they should give it in?
Because a lot.
Speaker 2 (19:04):
Of them, don't I love this And this is something
I'm so passionate about. I mean not to kind of,
you know, give credit to a mainstream media type, but
you know Fox News does a good job in this space.
Speaker 1 (19:16):
Brian kill me.
Speaker 2 (19:17):
It actually did this kind of start this summation a
couple of days ago, and I sent him a text
and said, if every American could see that, they would
get it.
Speaker 3 (19:27):
Joe.
Speaker 2 (19:27):
I think what it's going to be is understanding, first
of all, what has happened already, how much blood has
been spilled, and not just the Americans directly.
Speaker 1 (19:37):
Killed by the Islamic regime a.
Speaker 2 (19:41):
Lot, the way in which they almost funded entirely and
helped Plan October seven. And even if you don't know
anyone directly impacted by that, look at the chaos that
has caused, not just to Israel and to the Middle East,
but to America.
Speaker 1 (19:58):
Look at this regime.
Speaker 2 (19:59):
They they were this close to developing a nuclear weapon
and Witkough came back. Experts have backed him up. It's
not just wikof saying it. Talking about the fact that
within ten days of this second lot of strikes they
had the ability to launch, to have the capability to
launch a nuclear weapon.
Speaker 1 (20:18):
I would say that to Americans.
Speaker 2 (20:19):
I know it's hard to envisage something that feels so
far away, but you know what, look through throughout history,
most people who were impacted by this kind of thing
had no bloody idea it was coming. And I would
much rather an administration that is taking care of it
before they unleash. You look at what they're doing in
the straight now. They don't give a tinker's cuff. Show
them the forty thousand names of their own people they killed,
(20:43):
and say, imagine they hate us more than they hate
their own people. Their own people are disposable. They hate
America more than they hate their own people. They killed
fifty thousand of them in January, America. It feels far away,
but you know what, imagine if they had a nuclear weapon.
They hate us more than them. They killed fifty thousand
in one month. Imagine what they would do to this nation.
(21:06):
They chant death to America in one second if they
had a nuclear bomb ten days away. Is what the
experts were saying. This is not an imaginary threat, This
is not warmongers looking to launch. This is a president
taking control of an issue that every other president has
identified loudly and boldly, but refuse to back up with
(21:26):
any actions whatsoever. And they're edging closer and closer and closer.
This was not a choice. This war was not a choice.
That's what I'd say.
Speaker 3 (21:36):
Well, I agree with you, but see here's the problem.
And I'm friends with Brian, kill me too. Don't brag
that you can text them whatever, so can I mullin?
Speaker 1 (21:42):
He doesn't take me back.
Speaker 3 (21:46):
He's a good guy. He's from the part of New
York that I'm from. We're from like one town apart.
So he's a great guy. The problem is he speaking,
he's singing to the choir, and that's the problem. You
can't get MS now idiots. You can't get seeing an
idiots to go tune into Fox or to tune into us. Actually,
I think we've got a better chance than Fox does
because we're on the Internet, and I believe that if
(22:07):
people search the words, it doesn't matter what side you're
coming from, and you're telling the truth, you might be
able to garner that audience. So I think that we
have a broader reach. But having said all of that,
let me throw this atche and I really want to
hear thoughts on this. They kill fifty thousand people in Iran,
that's not a genocide. You kill sixty thousand in Gaza.
Allegedly that's from the Hamas news agency. By the way,
(22:27):
that's an agency I'm supposed to believe, I guess, but
that's the genocide. The actual population of Gaza has risen
since since October seventh. Somehow we're killing women and children
on purpose, and we're like, we're shooting at the doctorate,
you know, people who are going for their doctorate and
they're they're young, peaceful people. None of that can be
true because we can't verify Hamas. We know the number
(22:48):
that we have is fifty thousand in Iran. It's probably
a lot more than that. It's a lot like Tianeman Square.
The Iranian news agency wherever they f that is, says
that's what it is, but it could be way more
than that, or they that's what it is. So why
is one a genocide and one is in a genocide?
Why aren't the people who are against the fight in Gaza,
against the IRGC and the theocracy in Iran? Can you
(23:10):
explain that to me, because I'm kind of dumb.
Speaker 1 (23:13):
You are the opposite.
Speaker 2 (23:14):
But It exposes the hypocrisy in this and it shows
you that more than anything, they hate America and they
hate Trump, so they will support anything they think benefits that,
and they will absolutely condemn and annihilate anything else that
they think doesn't help them.
Speaker 1 (23:33):
That the Gaza thing is absolutely ridiculous.
Speaker 2 (23:36):
The same people who are screaming genocide there and pointing
at Israel as being evil and America is allowing it
to occur, literally throwing themselves in front of the IRGC
and saying they're great guys.
Speaker 1 (23:50):
Don't save Iran, Save Iran. And it's not.
Speaker 2 (23:53):
Iran, by the way, it's the IGC. It's very different
to Iran. But this is the exposing of the hypocrisy.
Did you see the famine report that came out from
ME United Nations at the back of everyone screaming about
this famine apparently in Gaza that Israel was causing, whereas
Israel was saying, we have legitimately put in tenfold more
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aid into that region than we needed to. There is
no famine Gaza. There is absolutely suffering. War is horrific.
Children absolutely suffered. My heart breaks from them as they
did in Israel. They definitely didn't Gaza. It's awful, but
there was no famine. Now the UN themselves, who are
the most compromised organization on Earth, almost has put out
its own research saying, oh, Sars, we got it wrong.
Speaker 1 (24:36):
No famine. When do you see the people.
Speaker 3 (24:41):
Over three years there was a famiine. Now there's not.
Speaker 2 (24:44):
And of course the famine only existed to try and
weaponize against not only Netanyahu in Israel, but against Trump
and the US administration. It's just everyone is so conflicted
and they don't even try to hide it anymore. Mom,
Danni's say, they're all the same, joy, They're all the same.
Speaker 3 (25:01):
You've got you you know this, mom. Donnie is a
guy who follows the same faction of Islam as the
IRGC and the theocracy in Iran. He literally is for them,
keeping their power, for them, continuing to oppress the people
of Iran. He doesn't care about the Persian people. He's
a guy that literally believes that. And then we go
(25:22):
back to al say ed, who is in who's in Michigan?
This guy, you know, this guy, Hassan Piker. Right, you've
seen this guy, Hassan Piker. No, let's we let's go
there because I think I think we have to. Hassan
Piker is a guy who's a streamer who is, by
the way, a relative of jank Unger. How are you
pronounced that guy's name, who, by the way, I did
(25:44):
a pilot with once at CNN. Do you and I
have to say you have to talk about that something.
I did a pilot with that guy at CNN. We
almost got a show together. I'm not kidding you. We
got to talk. No, we have to talk about that
at some point. But Hassan Piker is like his nephew
or something. This guy lives in a three million dollar mansion.
He went to Cuba the other day wearing thirty five
hundred dollars glasses or something. He's living the high life
(26:05):
as a capitalist. As he says that he wants the
white women, sisters, wives, brothers, whatever, he wants them all
to be e ft by people from the Middle East
to get rid of the white race. He said that
America deserved nine to eleven. He has said things that
are so outrageous. And when this guy, whose name by
(26:26):
the way is Abdul Rochband Mohammed l sayed what he
was on some show and that's now seen n the
other day they said it might have even been a
mainstream media outlet. The question was, do you know denounce
anything he said? Do you have any commentary? Will you
continue to campaign with him until November? I'm not worried
about who I'm campaigning with. I'm worried about who I'm
campaigning against. He wouldn't even deny this guy. He wouldn't
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rebuke this guy. Arin He is touring and he's campaigning
with like today's Hitler in words. Anyway, he's not doing
what Hitler did. But the word that he's saying are genocide.
Are getting rid of an entire race of people in
the country where he wants us got to win. And
Elsa had won't step away from him, even Bernie Sanders
wouldn't step away from him.
Speaker 2 (27:09):
Where are these voices condemning? You know, on the right,
at least they will call out their own.
Speaker 1 (27:14):
For the most part, the Democrats are absolute pussies.
Speaker 2 (27:19):
And I mean, did you see what Piker said after
Elsie had won to anyone who didn't vote for him,
which is, by the way, a significant amount of Democrats.
You're all is lanithobic here is no they've just got
half a brain and they identify a nut job they
don't want in power.
Speaker 3 (27:35):
Now.
Speaker 2 (27:35):
I know he ultimately won, but he is honestly Piker,
I mean and Elsayer. If you refuse to condemn, the
standard you accept and walk past is the standard you accept.
And that's exactly what they're a doing. Illin Oma was
on singing Piker's praise the other day.
Speaker 1 (27:51):
I mean, there is you.
Speaker 3 (27:52):
Should be the porter, by the way, she should be
the witness. Well, well, elon Omar, without a doubt has
to be the poort. She definitely married her brother. We
know that that's a fact.
Speaker 1 (28:02):
Okay, Can I just can we side note? I love
my brother.
Speaker 2 (28:06):
He's amazing, He's a pilot.
Speaker 3 (28:10):
You want to marry the guy? What's the matter with you?
Speaker 2 (28:13):
This new media space? You know it's tough to take
the while to kind of get things up and running.
Even if you offered me a million bucks to pick
him on the leaps, will can do it?
Speaker 3 (28:23):
Marry your brother? What's the matter of you? Eric? Listen,
I've got I've got three sisters, actually one pass I've
got two sisters left. I wouldn't marry you or one
of them. I gotta tell you something. It's the most
disgusting thing I've ever heard. But see we have we
have no balls in this country. Can I just say
that we have no balls here, because if we had
any balls, we would deport her, dumb ass. We had
Nancy Mays, who you may or may not know, who
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actually did this legislation, saying we just want to see
her immigration papers. That's all we're asking for. She's a
member of Congress, for God's sakes, we want to see
the immigration papers of this woman to make sure she
did it legally. They would not release it. They quatched
that in the House of our his entatives. Aaron, She's
got to be deported. She came here, I believe. It's
my opinion, she came here illegally by marrying by her father,
(29:07):
changing her birth year and whatever, and then later brings
in her brother by marrying him, which he did. I
will say it. Show me if I'm lying, Elon Omar,
you married your.
Speaker 1 (29:17):
Brother, Matt, sue him, not her.
Speaker 3 (29:23):
Because you know why you shouldn't sue her. She won't
marry her brother Elon.
Speaker 2 (29:26):
Exactly, and I probably don't have the fun to make
it worth your while. Look at the eight videos where
I've talked about you marrying your brother and vomit vomit
justice each and every time. Can I ask you about
I want to finish on this Joe Fauci and there's
a very serious side to everything that is going on
(29:46):
with him.
Speaker 1 (29:48):
His I mean, what he.
Speaker 2 (29:50):
Has overseen and part taken in has been appalling on
so many levels. But can I just I'm sorry, you're
a grown man of a certain age. I'm sorry.
Speaker 3 (30:00):
I get Wait a second, I'm not as old as
this ripping guy five years younger.
Speaker 1 (30:07):
You're just a couple of years.
Speaker 3 (30:08):
Wow, and you're gonna marry your brother whatever.
Speaker 2 (30:11):
I get having a diary where you kind of put
in your movements like ten am, like riffing with Joe,
eleven PM, dinner with you know, old make CNN yay.
But what I can't fathom or get my head around
is a grown old man writing dear diary.
Speaker 1 (30:32):
Today. Julia Roberts said, I was killed, like I can't
who does that?
Speaker 2 (30:38):
And he's like, I mean, he's an idiot, but he's
obviously intelligent.
Speaker 3 (30:42):
I don't know how intelligent he is. Let me let
me throw this out there. I got a Franklin planner once.
Do you people down under know what a Franklin Planner is.
Speaker 1 (30:50):
No other people probably do.
Speaker 3 (30:52):
It's a book that basically is a diary, but it's
your to do list, and you would write down on
the to do list what to do. I got this
book in nineteen ninety six, Okay, I wrote down. I
still have it. I filled that one page, never looked
at it again. On that page it says, go to work,
get lunch, go home. That's what it said. So I
was like, I throw it away. I'm like, I literally
(31:13):
have it in storage somewhere just so I can go
back and look at it. I think I wrote down
eta burrito at Taco Bell, and I think that's what
I did. So the fact that anything at Fauci, no,
don't seriously, I mean, do those watching listen. We'll know
what the Franklin Planner is. Look it up when we're done.
But as far as Fauci goes, they made shirts with
my face on it, isn't that great. I'm the most
respected medical person on the planet. People think I'm very
good looking. People going to medical school because of me,
(31:35):
And you're right, these stars mentioned my name. What the
F is is disconnected in this guy's head that he
thought that that that was something to even jot down.
Even if you thought that, and er, look, you're a
great looking woman, you're very intelligent, You're somebody who's a
very successful person. I swear to God, if I find
out that you wrote down how intelligent and beautiful you
are today, we're done. Is that what it used to be? Stupid?
(31:57):
Wouldn't it be stupid?
Speaker 1 (32:00):
Exactly?
Speaker 2 (32:00):
You've nailed it, because I am the like I'll ring
my mother and I'll say, Mom, you won't believe who
sent me a text, or who liked my Instagram post,
or who thought Joe Pegs today? Mom said that I
had some talent.
Speaker 3 (32:14):
You know.
Speaker 2 (32:14):
I don't bring my mother or I'll think it in
my head, have a champagne and think, good job you.
Speaker 1 (32:22):
I would never write, publish it somewhere.
Speaker 3 (32:27):
And I remember my father was one of the hardest
dad you're ever gonna find. We went at it all
the time until it became successful. Then suddenly we were
best friends. But he was very hard on me, and
I think it's why I try so hard, right. I
one time remember telling him I had a certain amount
of money in the bank. I think that I accrued
five thousand or ten thousand dollars in the bank, and
I was really proud of it. So instead of writing
it down like Fauci would have, you know, told the
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whole world. I called my ifither, Hey, Dad, you're I
canna believe it? I got ten thousand dollars in a bank.
He said, Wow, I never thought you would be a braggart,
you know what I mean? That's what I got. So
I learned early on achieve, try really hard, have drive
and determination, and have a work ethic that's NonStop. But
don't brag about it, and don't tell yourself how great
you are. How stupid is that I'm embarrassing to stays
(33:10):
Italian this Fauci gay.
Speaker 1 (33:12):
Oh good point. Actually, good point, And you're exactly right.
Speaker 2 (33:16):
It shows so much of who you are, deep at
your soul and at your core.
Speaker 1 (33:20):
If that is what you value.
Speaker 2 (33:22):
If Julia Roberts, knowing your name gives you butterflies, and
that is the greatest thing that happened to you that day,
not that you might have saved a life or not
that you might have made a difference. It says exactly
everything we need to know about who you are.
Speaker 3 (33:36):
It does, Aaron, Let me finish with us. If you
don't mind, I know you got to go. But just
today I did this on my show Fauci in twenty
twenty one, said pregnant women, not only is it recommended
for them to get the shot, in fact, it's something
they should do. He said the words should do. And
then we know at the same exact time he was
(33:57):
text messaging people maybe the pregnant women shouldn' get it
because of causes. Fever causes this, It causes that. How
sick is that the guy who is on cloud nine
pretending he is in fact science was purposely lying to
the world public as he was being listening to the
entire world, and how many people face those adverse effects
that shouldn't have because of his ego. It blows my mind.
Speaker 2 (34:20):
Calling And that is the thing, isn't it, Joe In
that this was a pandemic that nobody really you know,
it was new to all of us, and I have
I show grace to leaders who tried their best right,
who did what they thought was right. He is in
a different arena in this because we now know exactly
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what he knew behind the scenes, and it does not
line up with what he was saying publicly. It's one
thing to say I'm doing my best, this is what
I think, and that to be mirrored in his private correspondence.
But he was saying, as you said, you should get
this in it. At the same time he was saying, hey,
just one thing to flag that second dose. I mean,
(35:01):
I'm surprised you didn't do a laughing face emoji. And
the two people he's texting with their replying and saying, Yo,
that's a really good point, really good point. Did no
one actually think to maybe say in that group chat,
do you think maybe this should be made public or
should we put out a warning or should we maybe
change the official advice?
Speaker 3 (35:19):
No, what they said erin was they said one line.
They said, we better not let the public know. They'll
lose confidence in us. No. No, I would have confidence
in you if you didn't light on my face, you jerk.
Speaker 1 (35:29):
And that's the thing, Joe, they're jerks.
Speaker 2 (35:32):
People have come out before and said, hey, we got
it wrong, we just found out this is I'm sorry.
Speaker 1 (35:38):
We're telling you.
Speaker 2 (35:39):
Now that's it, and you can actually respect that. You
can't respect any of these flogs. You though I respect
two things, are no three things? Your natural tan from
being Italian. You haven't married one of your sisters, and
you have not used whatever brand binder diary that was
in thirty two odd.
Speaker 3 (35:57):
Years the planner. Look it up, Franklin planner, Planner.
Speaker 1 (36:01):
I will, Joe PAGs. You're amazing. I love you. Thank
you for everything you do, day in day out. You're
the best.
Speaker 3 (36:07):
You're amazing. Thank you for having me back on and
just keep on keeping on. I'm so proud of everything
you do.
Speaker 1 (36:12):
Right back, atcha this busy in lawn show
Speaker 3 (36:19):
Your sen
Every watch, Joe, PAGs Legends.
Speaker 2 (00:21):
So great to see you again, Welcome to you and
I basically riffing.
Speaker 3 (00:26):
That's what we do eron. It's so going to be
on your program, which is, by the way, on the
rise like crazy internationally. Love that you're having me back on.
Speaker 2 (00:32):
Thank you, Love that always, my friend. What I don't
love is this rise in your country. And Joe, it's
not just loud voices. I can handle loud voices being magnified.
What I struggle with is the fact that you're electing
them into office and not just nutjobs but dangerous people
(00:53):
who want to destroy you. Congratulations, by the way, well
done America.
Speaker 3 (00:57):
I am not happy with the congratulations. You know, you
had Elon Omar who basically has said I'm in Congress
to do the work of the Somali people. You got
Rashida Talib who was in Michigan at a rally in sixteen.
You might not know this. She was the screaming idiot
they had to carry out of a Trump rally. Then
she got elected to office somehow. Now we've got this
guy in Michigan who is the Democrat nominee for US Senator.
(01:19):
This guy and his name by the way, is Abdul
Rochman Mohammad al Sayed. And if you say the whole
thing eron, you have to understand because I'm lighter skinned
than he is, not by much, but because if I
say his full name, I'm racist, I'm bigoted. You can't.
It's like Barack who's saying Obama. You can't say his
name either. So we've got these crazy people. You got
Mamdani who's got a different accent depending on who he's
(01:41):
talking to. He's eating rice with his fingers and if
you say, hey, we don't eat rights with our fingers
here racist So it's crazy. But because of your voice,
and you've got a big impact here, because of my voice,
hopefully and others, we're going to make them understand that no,
we're not going to give in easily to all of this.
Speaker 1 (01:57):
Never And that's the fighting spirit.
Speaker 2 (02:00):
Joe I spoke to the most incredible man, a former
US Marine Navy seal superstar, and I said to him,
are you worried about this rise? And in some ways
it feels like the masses are now against everything that
America once stood for, And he said it has always
been on the backs of a few who have risen
and defended our nation, and it gave me chills. And
(02:23):
I look at you, and you fall into that category.
I do as well, even though I'm not an American,
but that gives me hope. I have faith. But we
cannot be silent. We have to keep talking, and so
does the everyday American, even those who don't have a
platform like you do.
Speaker 3 (02:39):
We've got generations of Americans and Australians and other people
in Western culture, I mean, Europe is all but conquered
at this point, who are coming up and they believe
that it's so pressure versus the oppressed. Either you're one
of the two categories, and if you happen to be
other than light skinned like we are. Although I'm beautifully alive,
I get it. I'm Southern Italian. But have said that,
I mean, I understand, but for some reason they want
(03:02):
to fit into a category. But people like you and
I are bringing people on our shows that are of
those different skin tones and of those different backgrounds and
those different ancestries who believe like we do, that freedom
and liberty is pretty great. Being able to see what
you want to say is pretty great. Western culture is
the freest, most liberated culture ever to be on planet Earth.
It's not the Roman Empire, it's not the British Empire.
(03:24):
We're not oppressing people. We are literally saying, come and
join us. But something changed. I'm much older than you
by a lot, but something changed in my lifetime in
that what in Rome do as the Romans do now
is somehow ethnocentric. It's somehow a microaggression. It's somehow illegal
or bigoted, or you're not seeing my color, or you're
whitewashing me. No, no, no. When you come to my house,
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you follow my rules, you follow our dictates, or you
get the hell out. And I think we've got to
dig in on that area. We really do, and let's
do that.
Speaker 2 (03:55):
And by the way, this is me with faked hand
Joe and I watch than I need not get white.
Speaker 3 (04:02):
Lately. I've got a little darkness. I may burn from
these lights.
Speaker 2 (04:08):
And for a while, I'm insanely jealous of your natural tan.
Speaker 1 (04:13):
Let's look into that. And you're exactly right. This is
the thing.
Speaker 2 (04:16):
Right, you talk about going to a nation, being grateful
for the opportunity, going to contribute, and saying, you know
what America took me in.
Speaker 1 (04:25):
I want to spend the rest of my life.
Speaker 2 (04:27):
Yes, providing for my children and flourishing and seeking happiness
and success and prosperity, but I want to also give back.
These people are literally sucking everything they can out of
the greatest nation on earth except for Australia, but for
these purposes, and then spitting in its face or using
the flag to wipe their hands they get into office.
(04:50):
Imagine going to a country and being afforded the opportunity
to then run for office, being elected into that office,
and then shit canning the country that has given you
that opportunity.
Speaker 1 (05:03):
It does not compute.
Speaker 3 (05:06):
It's kind of interesting because you probably have seen this.
President Trump called some of these countries s whole countries.
I don't think I've ever cursed on a microphone, Patar.
I probably won't say the word, but he said s
whole countries allegedly. We don't even know that he said it.
We didn't hear him say it. But the news media
ran with the CNN said the word s all day
long and all night long on their air. And now
we've got Heraldo Rivera, who's the guy that I interviewed
(05:27):
in nineteen ninety six. He's somebody who actually used to
be a journalist who today or yesterday came out and said,
you can't send people back to Haiti because it's a
horrible country. I think he called it hell. Haraldo Rivera
was mad at the president for allegedly saying an s
whole country just a few years ago. Aaron, they are,
they're garbage countries. These people aren't lower than us. They're
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still humans. We love them, we care about them. Their
countries sucks. And the reason why they're coming to us
and they're coming to you is because we don't suck.
And when you get there, don't try to make us
suck more. Enjoy what it is that made us unsucky.
That my vocabulary, it.
Speaker 1 (06:07):
Was really clever. You're highly educated, Joe, and that's why
I like you.
Speaker 3 (06:10):
I picul.
Speaker 1 (06:11):
It's not the whole thing. But you're right.
Speaker 2 (06:14):
Not only do they want to come and spit in
the face of they want to try and turn America
or whichever Western nation it is.
Speaker 1 (06:21):
In Europe. They've succeeded England.
Speaker 2 (06:23):
They're bloody clothes into the deep holes that they've literally
fled from. Well, good luck, it's not going to happen.
Try as they might not on our watch.
Speaker 3 (06:36):
I want to I want to ask you this if
you don't mind, because you travel a lot more than
I do. But I went to China and adopted my
daughter Jia fifteen years ago. When I went to China,
it cost me a lot of freshly brand new minted
one hundred dollars bills. Had to hand it over to
this guy I dont know who he was, headed to
this lady and know who she was. I went to
some place where they gives a little food, give me
ten thousand, I mean, whatever it was. And when I
(06:58):
went there, erin it's crazy. I can believe this. You're
gonna find this really crazy. I knew that it was
in America. I knew that it didn't have a constitution.
I knew that I was being surveiled at all at
all times. I was there fifteen days. I knew that
I didn't have the freedom, the liberty and the ability
to just live and breathe and enjoy as I have here.
I really, really, and as much as I love America,
(07:20):
I loved it even more having been there. Now. I'm
pretty tricky technically, so I was able to google things
from there on my home computer without them knowing But
what I found out is like tim and Square, where
seven thousand Chinese probably died getting run over by by
tanks in the late eighties. I googled it there and
you know what, China's Google says, one guy died accidentally
(07:41):
because a bullet ricochet. So you and your travels, I mean,
if you don't mind, I mean I'm learning from you.
Did you find the same thing that you have so
much appreciation for the culture in which we live every
day when you go elsewhere.
Speaker 1 (07:55):
And I think you've hit the nail on the head.
Speaker 2 (07:57):
This is one of the greatest issues that people in
Western cultures have. And I've used this phrase before in
that you know you're fat, dumb, and happy and half
for luck.
Speaker 1 (08:07):
That's amazing.
Speaker 2 (08:08):
A lot of people have never experienced hardship. They've never
gone to places where those freedoms are not taken for granted,
they don't exist.
Speaker 1 (08:17):
And same as you.
Speaker 2 (08:18):
I look at Indonesia as an example where I spent
a lot of my time growing up, and you get
on one side, I saw poverty like I've never seen before,
and as a young person incapable essentially of processing that,
it remains in your mind and you go back to Australia.
Even as a snotty nosed teenage kid, you appreciate and
(08:39):
you value, even if you don't always act like it.
I came back to an Australia where most kids had
never seen that, so I didn't appreciate it. Furthering that,
the Trisakti University shootings you mentioned Tienemin Square in Indonesia
happened when I lived there. Our bus was going to
school in the morning. It was during the riots of
nineteen ninety eight. Huge riots took to the streets trying
(09:01):
to bring down the Sahato government. He was corrupt. He'd
been in power for thirty odd years, given his kids everything.
They were rich.
Speaker 1 (09:08):
As all held.
Speaker 2 (09:09):
The people decided we have had enough students at TRESUCTI
protested shot dead. Now that day I get home from
school from you know, all of this had happened. We
were suddenly told we were evacuating out of the country.
Dad was staying, we're looking at the news the TV.
We're not seeing the shootings. And I'm saying to Mum
and Dad, why is this not on the news? And
(09:29):
they're saying there is not a press freedom here. Now
I didn't know what that meant back then, I it
just went over my head and I thought, okay, move on.
As I then started to become a journalist myself, that
was front of mind for the utter privilege it is
to not only be in that position to tell people
the truth, but to be in a country that allows
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you to do so. And yes you get blowback, and
yes there is a danger associated with it.
Speaker 1 (09:55):
We've seen in America, this assassination culture. It's terrifying.
Speaker 2 (09:59):
But I tell you what, it is better than any
other country in the world, and that is what they
are trying to destroy. I go back to Indonesia regularly.
I get a tense feeling when I am there because
of the things I say here or the things I
say in America. They're an incredible country, but they are
not like we are in the West, and things are
(10:20):
not accepted like they are in the West.
Speaker 1 (10:23):
And again, this is what.
Speaker 2 (10:24):
The people I E l sied I, E Ilanomar I
E all of them, Mam Danni are trying to destroy
and you.
Speaker 1 (10:32):
Can't let them.
Speaker 3 (10:34):
And they're doing it by lying to our faces. I
want to add one or add one more date if
I will. Late eighties, I said late nineties. You said,
how about two thousand, the Summer of Love in Minneapolis, Minnesota.
We had people from c and m MSNBC at the time, ABCNBCCBS,
just about all of them standing in front of burning
factories saying mostly peaceful protests. We have twenty six people
(10:58):
die in the streets because one who died of fetanyl poisoning.
It died in Minneapolis with a cop on his back.
We had twenty six die and that was not widely reported.
These were good people, They just ended up dead because
they dared go outside. We had hundreds, if not thousands
of businesses in Minneapolis and other cities Portland, Seattle and
others that will never come back because they're afraid to.
(11:19):
They were burned down. We had a police station, a
precinct in Minneapolis, Minnesota burned down, as the mayor said,
let them have it. I mean aaron that most of
that wasn't reported. We report it because we want to
tell the truth. That wasn't reported because God forbid. The
American people in the center of the country and those
who really love the country see how far gone it is.
I mean, we're waking up a bit because of alternative media.
(11:42):
You are a star of that, and I love how
you do what you do. I try my best to
do as well as I can to tell the truth
and bring on interesting people. But in twenty twenty it
was nowhere near as prevalent as it is now, and
they just had to take hook line and sink or
what was being fed down their throats. So thank god
we're able to tell the truth. But in Indonesia you'd
never be able to do what you and I do.
(12:03):
In China, you can't do it you and I do.
In Russia, North Korea, Cuba, fill in the blank, you
can't do what we do. And it's I think it's
incumbent upon us to shake these young people by the
shoulders and say, hey, man, wake up. These freedoms go
go very quickly, they go bye bye. If you don't
wake the hell up.
Speaker 2 (12:20):
You are at the forefront of this, Joe, and bless
you for your kind words. You are right there beside
me at this. I mean, you've been doing it forever.
It's incredible. Another country you can add to that where
you couldn't do this Iran, the Islamic regime of Iran,
and it's a very similar story. I look at the
case for why the Islamic regime of Iran is a
(12:40):
direct threat to America, and it is the most obvious,
compelling case I've ever seen, but it is not being
sold to the American people effectively. And this is the issue,
and it's not the fault of the administration. It's not
the fault of people like you and I who actually
report the facts. But the leftist media and the other
(13:01):
mob who are intent on destroying America are lying to
the faces of the American people. And that is why
it is such a struggle to get people on board.
You cannot convince a nation as to why this matters.
And it's worth a little bit of short term suffering
if they don't understand why, and they can't understand why
if you're not telling them directly the truth about it.
(13:21):
This is the issue. It drives me insane because the
case is so compelling, you go through every bit of
American blood that is on their hands. This ain't a
war on behalf of Israel. This is a war that
America has been promising to fight and take on for
fifty years, and every single president has identified it as
a huge threat but not done a thing about it.
(13:44):
And here we are with a president finally, finally with
the guts and not just the willingness, but the capability
to take them on, and all those around who should
be America first are trying to destroy him and running
cover for the regime.
Speaker 3 (14:00):
Well, let me throw I'm gonna burst your bubble a
little bit. I do. I do my show Monday through Friday,
three hours a night. I get calls from across America
every night. These people don't care about what's happening in Iran.
And I don't say that to insult my listeners. I
think they're reasonably intelligent, but they don't care if I
bring it up and I say, call in now, I
want to hear your thoughts on this. The President said
(14:21):
this today. We did this to the Navy today, We
did this to the strait of her moves today, and
they call in and they just don't go, Well, my
gas prices over four dollars a day.
Speaker 1 (14:28):
And burst my bubble.
Speaker 2 (14:30):
That almost reinforces my point in that they're smart, intelligent, caring,
good decent people. But it's not front of mine for them,
because it's not that they don't understand that they're.
Speaker 1 (14:41):
Not being told Kelly.
Speaker 2 (14:44):
They don't get it that it is actually a threat
that will eventually that could be existential, but it's far
away and they put it in a box and that
other things matter more.
Speaker 3 (14:55):
Well they do, because when you go to the gas pump,
that matters. When you pay for groceries, that matters. So
with eighty five days until the midterms, this president, who
I've interviewed fifteen times, I've got a great affinity for
this man me. Absolutely, I'll put an a word for
you. You kidding me? You have eric on all the time,
they have Erica, that's his son. Hello, I haven't look
you up. But that said, I've got a great affinity
(15:16):
for him. But here's what we have to do. And
I've said this on my show. Had you asked me
before we went in, should we do this? I would
have said no. Now that we said yes, I want
us to win.
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Speaker 3 (16:51):
Do it. Not only do I want us to say, yeah,
the Navii's of the sea great. Yeah we got the
service to air missiles great. The IERGC exists, the theocracy exists.
By the way, they are not working together. Necessarily that
the adgressy might say yes to the deal, the MoU
that's stupid, that was, and the irongc says, screw you
were going to blow some boats in the illustrator her moves.
So we have to annihilate them. Erin, you cannot beat
(17:15):
that country the way it's set up right now unless
they're on their hands and knees begging us to stop.
That's what we have to do, and the American people
have to be behind that and then move b victorious
actually win a war.
Speaker 1 (17:29):
And we can by the way we can.
Speaker 2 (17:32):
And General Jack Kean, who I think is phenomenal in
this space, and he's not a mouthpiece for the administration.
In fact, he often will say things that I know
will piss them off monumentally. But he is honest. He
is brutal, he is blunt. You're exactly right, whether or
not you agreed with going in or with starting this war.
Finish it that this back and forth could go on
(17:54):
for another thirty years. And the downside is so obvious
to that. Yes, sure, Tmpaign, but finish the job. America
is a winner.
Speaker 3 (18:04):
Erin The downside is Afghanistan. The downside is twenty years
in Afghanistan and the people we went there to beat
are running the government of Afghanistan. The Taliban that we
were going to annihilate is running the joint, killing people
that helped us, treating women like a fifty percent of
a man. These people have no right. What did we
do for twenty years? I don't want that here. I
(18:26):
want us to annihilate them to where they beg please
stop bombing us, Please God. We got the first three
tiers of leaders in the Tiograty. Let's get four, five,
and six. Let's just keep on going until they're gone
of the iergy. See, we know where they are. Let's
just blow the iergy. We know where they are. Let's
go blow them up and get rid of them again.
If you'd asked me before we went in, I would
have said no. I also would say no to ground troops.
(18:48):
I don't want any boots on the ground beat them
with their technology. So how do I help me out?
You produced my show? How do I treat How do
I make my listeners of my viewers understand every day
across this great land why they should give it in?
Because a lot.
Speaker 2 (19:04):
Of them, don't I love this And this is something
I'm so passionate about. I mean not to kind of,
you know, give credit to a mainstream media type, but
you know Fox News does a good job in this space.
Speaker 1 (19:16):
Brian kill me.
Speaker 2 (19:17):
It actually did this kind of start this summation a
couple of days ago, and I sent him a text
and said, if every American could see that, they would
get it.
Speaker 3 (19:27):
Joe.
Speaker 2 (19:27):
I think what it's going to be is understanding, first
of all, what has happened already, how much blood has
been spilled, and not just the Americans directly.
Speaker 1 (19:37):
Killed by the Islamic regime a.
Speaker 2 (19:41):
Lot, the way in which they almost funded entirely and
helped Plan October seven. And even if you don't know
anyone directly impacted by that, look at the chaos that
has caused, not just to Israel and to the Middle East,
but to America.
Speaker 1 (19:58):
Look at this regime.
Speaker 2 (19:59):
They they were this close to developing a nuclear weapon
and Witkough came back. Experts have backed him up. It's
not just wikof saying it. Talking about the fact that
within ten days of this second lot of strikes they
had the ability to launch, to have the capability to
launch a nuclear weapon.
Speaker 1 (20:18):
I would say that to Americans.
Speaker 2 (20:19):
I know it's hard to envisage something that feels so
far away, but you know what, look through throughout history,
most people who were impacted by this kind of thing
had no bloody idea it was coming. And I would
much rather an administration that is taking care of it
before they unleash. You look at what they're doing in
the straight now. They don't give a tinker's cuff. Show
them the forty thousand names of their own people they killed,
(20:43):
and say, imagine they hate us more than they hate
their own people. Their own people are disposable. They hate
America more than they hate their own people. They killed
fifty thousand of them in January, America. It feels far away,
but you know what, imagine if they had a nuclear weapon.
They hate us more than them. They killed fifty thousand
in one month. Imagine what they would do to this nation.
(21:06):
They chant death to America in one second if they
had a nuclear bomb ten days away. Is what the
experts were saying. This is not an imaginary threat, This
is not warmongers looking to launch. This is a president
taking control of an issue that every other president has
identified loudly and boldly, but refuse to back up with
(21:26):
any actions whatsoever. And they're edging closer and closer and closer.
This was not a choice. This war was not a choice.
That's what I'd say.
Speaker 3 (21:36):
Well, I agree with you, but see here's the problem.
And I'm friends with Brian, kill me too. Don't brag
that you can text them whatever, so can I mullin?
Speaker 1 (21:42):
He doesn't take me back.
Speaker 3 (21:46):
He's a good guy. He's from the part of New
York that I'm from. We're from like one town apart.
So he's a great guy. The problem is he speaking,
he's singing to the choir, and that's the problem. You
can't get MS now idiots. You can't get seeing an
idiots to go tune into Fox or to tune into us. Actually,
I think we've got a better chance than Fox does
because we're on the Internet, and I believe that if
(22:07):
people search the words, it doesn't matter what side you're
coming from, and you're telling the truth, you might be
able to garner that audience. So I think that we
have a broader reach. But having said all of that,
let me throw this atche and I really want to
hear thoughts on this. They kill fifty thousand people in Iran,
that's not a genocide. You kill sixty thousand in Gaza.
Allegedly that's from the Hamas news agency. By the way,
(22:27):
that's an agency I'm supposed to believe, I guess, but
that's the genocide. The actual population of Gaza has risen
since since October seventh. Somehow we're killing women and children
on purpose, and we're like, we're shooting at the doctorate,
you know, people who are going for their doctorate and
they're they're young, peaceful people. None of that can be
true because we can't verify Hamas. We know the number
(22:48):
that we have is fifty thousand in Iran. It's probably
a lot more than that. It's a lot like Tianeman Square.
The Iranian news agency wherever they f that is, says
that's what it is, but it could be way more
than that, or they that's what it is. So why
is one a genocide and one is in a genocide?
Why aren't the people who are against the fight in Gaza,
against the IRGC and the theocracy in Iran? Can you
(23:10):
explain that to me, because I'm kind of dumb.
Speaker 1 (23:13):
You are the opposite.
Speaker 2 (23:14):
But It exposes the hypocrisy in this and it shows
you that more than anything, they hate America and they
hate Trump, so they will support anything they think benefits that,
and they will absolutely condemn and annihilate anything else that
they think doesn't help them.
Speaker 1 (23:33):
That the Gaza thing is absolutely ridiculous.
Speaker 2 (23:36):
The same people who are screaming genocide there and pointing
at Israel as being evil and America is allowing it
to occur, literally throwing themselves in front of the IRGC
and saying they're great guys.
Speaker 1 (23:50):
Don't save Iran, Save Iran. And it's not.
Speaker 2 (23:53):
Iran, by the way, it's the IGC. It's very different
to Iran. But this is the exposing of the hypocrisy.
Did you see the famine report that came out from
ME United Nations at the back of everyone screaming about
this famine apparently in Gaza that Israel was causing, whereas
Israel was saying, we have legitimately put in tenfold more
(24:13):
aid into that region than we needed to. There is
no famine Gaza. There is absolutely suffering. War is horrific.
Children absolutely suffered. My heart breaks from them as they
did in Israel. They definitely didn't Gaza. It's awful, but
there was no famine. Now the UN themselves, who are
the most compromised organization on Earth, almost has put out
its own research saying, oh, Sars, we got it wrong.
Speaker 1 (24:36):
No famine. When do you see the people.
Speaker 3 (24:41):
Over three years there was a famiine. Now there's not.
Speaker 2 (24:44):
And of course the famine only existed to try and
weaponize against not only Netanyahu in Israel, but against Trump
and the US administration. It's just everyone is so conflicted
and they don't even try to hide it anymore. Mom,
Danni's say, they're all the same, joy, They're all the same.
Speaker 3 (25:01):
You've got you you know this, mom. Donnie is a
guy who follows the same faction of Islam as the
IRGC and the theocracy in Iran. He literally is for them,
keeping their power, for them, continuing to oppress the people
of Iran. He doesn't care about the Persian people. He's
a guy that literally believes that. And then we go
(25:22):
back to al say ed, who is in who's in Michigan?
This guy, you know, this guy, Hassan Piker. Right, you've
seen this guy, Hassan Piker. No, let's we let's go
there because I think I think we have to. Hassan
Piker is a guy who's a streamer who is, by
the way, a relative of jank Unger. How are you
pronounced that guy's name, who, by the way, I did
(25:44):
a pilot with once at CNN. Do you and I
have to say you have to talk about that something.
I did a pilot with that guy at CNN. We
almost got a show together. I'm not kidding you. We
got to talk. No, we have to talk about that
at some point. But Hassan Piker is like his nephew
or something. This guy lives in a three million dollar mansion.
He went to Cuba the other day wearing thirty five
hundred dollars glasses or something. He's living the high life
(26:05):
as a capitalist. As he says that he wants the
white women, sisters, wives, brothers, whatever, he wants them all
to be e ft by people from the Middle East
to get rid of the white race. He said that
America deserved nine to eleven. He has said things that
are so outrageous. And when this guy, whose name by
(26:26):
the way is Abdul Rochband Mohammed l sayed what he
was on some show and that's now seen n the
other day they said it might have even been a
mainstream media outlet. The question was, do you know denounce
anything he said? Do you have any commentary? Will you
continue to campaign with him until November? I'm not worried
about who I'm campaigning with. I'm worried about who I'm
campaigning against. He wouldn't even deny this guy. He wouldn't
(26:48):
rebuke this guy. Arin He is touring and he's campaigning
with like today's Hitler in words. Anyway, he's not doing
what Hitler did. But the word that he's saying are genocide.
Are getting rid of an entire race of people in
the country where he wants us got to win. And
Elsa had won't step away from him, even Bernie Sanders
wouldn't step away from him.
Speaker 2 (27:09):
Where are these voices condemning? You know, on the right,
at least they will call out their own.
Speaker 1 (27:14):
For the most part, the Democrats are absolute pussies.
Speaker 2 (27:19):
And I mean, did you see what Piker said after
Elsie had won to anyone who didn't vote for him,
which is, by the way, a significant amount of Democrats.
You're all is lanithobic here is no they've just got
half a brain and they identify a nut job they
don't want in power.
Speaker 3 (27:35):
Now.
Speaker 2 (27:35):
I know he ultimately won, but he is honestly Piker,
I mean and Elsayer. If you refuse to condemn, the
standard you accept and walk past is the standard you accept.
And that's exactly what they're a doing. Illin Oma was
on singing Piker's praise the other day.
Speaker 1 (27:51):
I mean, there is you.
Speaker 3 (27:52):
Should be the porter, by the way, she should be
the witness. Well, well, elon Omar, without a doubt has
to be the poort. She definitely married her brother. We
know that that's a fact.
Speaker 1 (28:02):
Okay, Can I just can we side note? I love
my brother.
Speaker 2 (28:06):
He's amazing, He's a pilot.
Speaker 3 (28:10):
You want to marry the guy? What's the matter with you?
Speaker 2 (28:13):
This new media space? You know it's tough to take
the while to kind of get things up and running.
Even if you offered me a million bucks to pick
him on the leaps, will can do it?
Speaker 3 (28:23):
Marry your brother? What's the matter of you? Eric? Listen,
I've got I've got three sisters, actually one pass I've
got two sisters left. I wouldn't marry you or one
of them. I gotta tell you something. It's the most
disgusting thing I've ever heard. But see we have we
have no balls in this country. Can I just say
that we have no balls here, because if we had
any balls, we would deport her, dumb ass. We had
Nancy Mays, who you may or may not know, who
(28:45):
actually did this legislation, saying we just want to see
her immigration papers. That's all we're asking for. She's a
member of Congress, for God's sakes, we want to see
the immigration papers of this woman to make sure she
did it legally. They would not release it. They quatched
that in the House of our his entatives. Aaron, She's
got to be deported. She came here, I believe. It's
my opinion, she came here illegally by marrying by her father,
(29:07):
changing her birth year and whatever, and then later brings
in her brother by marrying him, which he did. I
will say it. Show me if I'm lying, Elon Omar,
you married your.
Speaker 1 (29:17):
Brother, Matt, sue him, not her.
Speaker 3 (29:23):
Because you know why you shouldn't sue her. She won't
marry her brother Elon.
Speaker 2 (29:26):
Exactly, and I probably don't have the fun to make
it worth your while. Look at the eight videos where
I've talked about you marrying your brother and vomit vomit
justice each and every time. Can I ask you about
I want to finish on this Joe Fauci and there's
a very serious side to everything that is going on
(29:46):
with him.
Speaker 1 (29:48):
His I mean, what he.
Speaker 2 (29:50):
Has overseen and part taken in has been appalling on
so many levels. But can I just I'm sorry, you're
a grown man of a certain age. I'm sorry.
Speaker 3 (30:00):
I get Wait a second, I'm not as old as
this ripping guy five years younger.
Speaker 1 (30:07):
You're just a couple of years.
Speaker 3 (30:08):
Wow, and you're gonna marry your brother whatever.
Speaker 2 (30:11):
I get having a diary where you kind of put
in your movements like ten am, like riffing with Joe,
eleven PM, dinner with you know, old make CNN yay.
But what I can't fathom or get my head around
is a grown old man writing dear diary.
Speaker 1 (30:32):
Today. Julia Roberts said, I was killed, like I can't
who does that?
Speaker 2 (30:38):
And he's like, I mean, he's an idiot, but he's
obviously intelligent.
Speaker 3 (30:42):
I don't know how intelligent he is. Let me let
me throw this out there. I got a Franklin planner once.
Do you people down under know what a Franklin Planner is.
Speaker 1 (30:50):
No other people probably do.
Speaker 3 (30:52):
It's a book that basically is a diary, but it's
your to do list, and you would write down on
the to do list what to do. I got this
book in nineteen ninety six, Okay, I wrote down. I
still have it. I filled that one page, never looked
at it again. On that page it says, go to work,
get lunch, go home. That's what it said. So I
was like, I throw it away. I'm like, I literally
(31:13):
have it in storage somewhere just so I can go
back and look at it. I think I wrote down
eta burrito at Taco Bell, and I think that's what
I did. So the fact that anything at Fauci, no,
don't seriously, I mean, do those watching listen. We'll know
what the Franklin Planner is. Look it up when we're done.
But as far as Fauci goes, they made shirts with
my face on it, isn't that great. I'm the most
respected medical person on the planet. People think I'm very
good looking. People going to medical school because of me,
(31:35):
And you're right, these stars mentioned my name. What the
F is is disconnected in this guy's head that he
thought that that that was something to even jot down.
Even if you thought that, and er, look, you're a
great looking woman, you're very intelligent, You're somebody who's a
very successful person. I swear to God, if I find
out that you wrote down how intelligent and beautiful you
are today, we're done. Is that what it used to be? Stupid?
(31:57):
Wouldn't it be stupid?
Speaker 1 (32:00):
Exactly?
Speaker 2 (32:00):
You've nailed it, because I am the like I'll ring
my mother and I'll say, Mom, you won't believe who
sent me a text, or who liked my Instagram post,
or who thought Joe Pegs today? Mom said that I
had some talent.
Speaker 3 (32:14):
You know.
Speaker 2 (32:14):
I don't bring my mother or I'll think it in
my head, have a champagne and think, good job you.
Speaker 1 (32:22):
I would never write, publish it somewhere.
Speaker 3 (32:27):
And I remember my father was one of the hardest
dad you're ever gonna find. We went at it all
the time until it became successful. Then suddenly we were
best friends. But he was very hard on me, and
I think it's why I try so hard, right. I
one time remember telling him I had a certain amount
of money in the bank. I think that I accrued
five thousand or ten thousand dollars in the bank, and
I was really proud of it. So instead of writing
it down like Fauci would have, you know, told the
(32:48):
whole world. I called my ifither, Hey, Dad, you're I
canna believe it? I got ten thousand dollars in a bank.
He said, Wow, I never thought you would be a braggart,
you know what I mean? That's what I got. So
I learned early on achieve, try really hard, have drive
and determination, and have a work ethic that's NonStop. But
don't brag about it, and don't tell yourself how great
you are. How stupid is that I'm embarrassing to stays
(33:10):
Italian this Fauci gay.
Speaker 1 (33:12):
Oh good point. Actually, good point, And you're exactly right.
Speaker 2 (33:16):
It shows so much of who you are, deep at
your soul and at your core.
Speaker 1 (33:20):
If that is what you value.
Speaker 2 (33:22):
If Julia Roberts, knowing your name gives you butterflies, and
that is the greatest thing that happened to you that day,
not that you might have saved a life or not
that you might have made a difference. It says exactly
everything we need to know about who you are.
Speaker 3 (33:36):
It does, Aaron, Let me finish with us. If you
don't mind, I know you got to go. But just
today I did this on my show Fauci in twenty
twenty one, said pregnant women, not only is it recommended
for them to get the shot, in fact, it's something
they should do. He said the words should do. And
then we know at the same exact time he was
(33:57):
text messaging people maybe the pregnant women shouldn' get it
because of causes. Fever causes this, It causes that. How
sick is that the guy who is on cloud nine
pretending he is in fact science was purposely lying to
the world public as he was being listening to the
entire world, and how many people face those adverse effects
that shouldn't have because of his ego. It blows my mind.
Speaker 2 (34:20):
Calling And that is the thing, isn't it, Joe In
that this was a pandemic that nobody really you know,
it was new to all of us, and I have
I show grace to leaders who tried their best right,
who did what they thought was right. He is in
a different arena in this because we now know exactly
(34:41):
what he knew behind the scenes, and it does not
line up with what he was saying publicly. It's one
thing to say I'm doing my best, this is what
I think, and that to be mirrored in his private correspondence.
But he was saying, as you said, you should get
this in it. At the same time he was saying, hey,
just one thing to flag that second dose. I mean,
(35:01):
I'm surprised you didn't do a laughing face emoji. And
the two people he's texting with their replying and saying, Yo,
that's a really good point, really good point. Did no
one actually think to maybe say in that group chat,
do you think maybe this should be made public or
should we put out a warning or should we maybe
change the official advice?
Speaker 3 (35:19):
No, what they said erin was they said one line.
They said, we better not let the public know. They'll
lose confidence in us. No. No, I would have confidence
in you if you didn't light on my face, you jerk.
Speaker 1 (35:29):
And that's the thing, Joe, they're jerks.
Speaker 2 (35:32):
People have come out before and said, hey, we got
it wrong, we just found out this is I'm sorry.
Speaker 1 (35:38):
We're telling you.
Speaker 2 (35:39):
Now that's it, and you can actually respect that. You
can't respect any of these flogs. You though I respect
two things, are no three things? Your natural tan from
being Italian. You haven't married one of your sisters, and
you have not used whatever brand binder diary that was
in thirty two odd.
Speaker 3 (35:57):
Years the planner. Look it up, Franklin planner, Planner.
Speaker 1 (36:01):
I will, Joe PAGs. You're amazing. I love you. Thank
you for everything you do, day in day out. You're
the best.
Speaker 3 (36:07):
You're amazing. Thank you for having me back on and
just keep on keeping on. I'm so proud of everything
you do.
Speaker 1 (36:12):
Right back, atcha this busy in lawn show
Speaker 3 (36:19):
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