April 29, 2024 • 41 mins
This podcast edition of Kenny Webster's Pursuit of Happiness features comedian Alex Stein. ( @KennethRWebster )
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Jack gannon government sucks, suit ofhappiness. Radio is dus. Liberty and
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toil, just as cheeseburger is alibity rise at the food happen. According
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to a new report, half ofthe world will experience vision problems by twenty
fifty. Wow. That's a lotof self love and a lot of Harry
Palms. Hi, I'm Kenny Webster. Thanks for turning on your radio.
You know who's stopped by this afternoon. One of my favorite comedians, Alex
Stein, is going to be here. Alex Stein was in Austin over the
weekend interacting with far left extremist protestersat University of Texas Austin, and it
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was even more interesting than you'd betif you already saw the video, you
know what I'm talking about. Stickaround, we'll get to it. You
know, I'll tell you what happened. Don't worry, it's it's definitely going
to be on the show today.But before we get to any of that,
let's talk about what his fraudulency wasdoing this weekend. You remember Joe
Biden, He's the president. It'samazing to think when he's running for president,
Joe will only do interviews with peoplelike Cardi B. Or now apparently
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Howard Stern. You guys think I'mkidding. Back in twenty twenty, right
before the presidential election, Joe Bidensat down for a one on one with
the author of the hit song WetAss p Word, and that was when
she had deep thoughts like this onejustice for it. I'm tired of it.
I'm tired of it. I justwant more stricter laws that is fair
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to like citizens, and you knowit's fair for cops. Two. If
you kill somebody that is that doesn'thave a weapon on them, you go
to jail. You know what,if I kill somebody, I gotta go
to jail. You got to goto jail. Two. It's the she
you understand. As she's saying this, Joe is just sitting there staring at
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her, and he's confused because hedoesn't understand how Cardi B could be a
celebrity. Poor Howard. No,sorry, that's the wrong bet. I
want to play that right now too. Sorry. The next sound bite started
playing before I was ready for it. Joe Biden was on Howard Stern over
the weekend, And if I playeda transcript for you of Howard Stern in
the year twenty twenty four, ifI just I mean, if I read
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the transcript, you wouldn't know ifI was reading you a transcript from Howard
Stern or the View, because that'show lame his radio show has become.
The guy once upon a time wasedgy. Now he's just a shadow of
his former self. I don't knowwhen he put on those deluxe sized knee
pads, but he clearly likes touse him when he's kissing Joe Biden's ass.
Here's a SoundBite of Joe Biden andHoward Stern talking to each other over
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the weekend. Why not stay single? I got to figure every starlet in
Hollywood wanted at least do you knowwhat I'm saying? Did you ever get
to experience the I'm gonna say themogul aspect, I mean, do a
little coke, you know, hangout with you know, I don't know,
Julie Roberts, could you something?You never got any of that?
As you know only too well.It doesn't work that way. It doesn't
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really, I'll tell you who itworks that way for. It works a
way for the actors. Now,girl knows that that if she's a competent
actress, she could get on yourgood side. You could make her a
star overnight. Don't tell me itdoesn't work. I wish, I wish.
The movies are too expensive, therisks are too great. It doesn't
happen. You can't walk into theroom, pile your fans off and say,
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okay, let's talk. John.I'm sorry. That was actually Harvey
Weinstein talking to Howard Stern. That'swow. That's an audio recording of Howard
Stern encouraging Harvey Weinstein to go outand sexually assault women. Look, you
just heard it yourself. Apparently that'swhat it was. But no, Howard
Stern's changed a bit since his daysof encouraging his friend Harvey Weinstein to rape.
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Here he is over the weekend withJoe Biden. I'm told this is
the right Soundbary. I know.The reason I'm so excited to talk to
you was because I wanted to understandthe tragedy in your life and how you
dealt with it. And you're thekind of leader I love. Because we're
lucky to have you in the Ovaloffice and serving as the father of the
country, because if you're a goodfather to your family, which you are,
I know you'd be a good fatherto the country. And I want
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to thank you for providing a calminginfluence an organized administration post COVID, getting
that vaccine out. I remember whatthe world was like at that point,
getting NATO, getting us to feelcomfortable. Stop for a second, Okay,
let me see if I got thisright. Howard Stern watched Joe to
be president because he was a gooddad. Should we talk about Joe's kids?
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Do we really? Oh? Thisis so sad. Joe doesn't remember
where his son was when he died. He thinks Bo died in Iraq.
Joe showered with his daughter until shewas too old, and then kept showering
with her, and she wrote aboutit in her diary. How do we
know that the diary got stolen fromher and the FBI went looking for it.
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And do I even need to talkabout Hunter Biden, the drug addicted
crony fool still selling paintings for ahalf a million dollars of pop brightbart dot
com just published a report about this. I didn't watch the interview, but
Biden refuses to be interviewed by theNew York Times, but he did appear
on Howard Stearn's radio show, Andthis happened just days after far left Politico
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published a report about how the badblood between the White House and The Times
was causing problems for his fraudulency.So he sat down with Howard, and
you think that'd be interrupted by theTime staff as Biden sticking a finger directly
in their small guy. But okay, I guess Biden isn't all bad.
Guess why Team Biden is upset withthe New York Times. Turns out those
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entitled cry babies are angry because theTimes isn't left wing enough for them.
That what really listen to this reportwhite House grievances, attributing quotes to a
wrecked White House staffer and refusing torefusing via a punitive response to change the
attribution being institutionally aligned towards Warren andprogressive. So they're talking about Elizabeth warren
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willingness to a legitimize rumors swirling aroundHunter Biden publishing low numbers in the New
York Times approval poll, writing storiesabout Joe's age, and claims that Times
staffers are quote entitled Now that's theWhite House's grievances, here's the New York
Times grievances, removing all Times reportersfrom its Tier one email list for background
information about briefings not invited to Biden'sfirst public appearance, refusing to grant the
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New York Times in interview inability toconfirm Biden eighty one as capitable as capable
of running the country. Wow,it's just great, isn't. It's blue
on blue violence, guys. Andthere are very few things that make me
as happy as blue on blue violencefiguratively speaking, of course. And if
that's not already awesome enough, imaginethe look on the New York Times publisher
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what's his name, A. G. Sulzberger's face when he learned that Joe
would sit down for a Howard Sterninterview and not with the New York Times.
Even better, still, imagine thelook on his face when Joe Biden
made news on Howard Stern's radio showfor finally agreeing to debate Trump. At
least he's agreeing to it for now, So whether it's a Republican or a
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Democrat doing it, I don't care. Nothing makes me happier than watching the
elite corporate media, especially a fakenews outlet like the serial liars at the
New York Times, treated with contemptbecause that's what they deserve. They deserve
scorn, and they deserve contempt.Whatever it takes to knock these outlets off
their unearned pedestals is okay with me. And the New York Times is in
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a real pickle here. Normally,to pressure a president or politician to do
its bidding, a news outlet willhammer and hammer the guy until the pressure
makes him fold. The New YorkTimes can no longer do that to a
Democrat, especially Joe. The talethat would be your subscribers wag the dog
that would be the editor and chiefexecutive officer there over there, And if
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The Times hits Biden too hard orbegins to tell too many truths about them,
their far left subscribers will revolt andcancel their subscriptions. This is a
newspaper beholden to its extremest customers,which has killed its independence. This means
Joe can snub them without any fearof The Times doing something that might cause
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any serious political damage to his reelectioncampaign. Grab the popcorn, it's gonna
be fun to watch. Yeah,let's get straight to discussion. We here
to talk about something about politics andgovernment and nice hit and co guts in
this show hit. Ain't you averagethis podcast? You gotta get own den,
We can this. This puts youhappiness, all right? So Secretary
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of State Anthony Blincoln says China istrying to influence our elections, mainly by
letting President Biden post embarrassing TikTok videos. Joe Biden has nothing to campaign on
right now. Let's just use TikTokas an example. There's no issue or
policy that he can be taken seriouslyon, just right off the top of
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my head. TikTok. Right,Joe Biden and his administration banned TikTok from
government phones. If you're at workfor the government, you're not supposed to
have TikTok on your phone. Andnow he's just signed a bill that requires
TikTok to sell. Byte Dance isthe company that owns TikTok. They say
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they won't sell, they'd rather leavethe American marketplace. So you have a
multi billion dollars social media platform that'sabout to leave America because of a federal
law that for for some reason,was attached to a foreign policy bill to
fund all these wars. You couldn'tvote for or against Ukraine or Israel without
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making a vote on TikTok. Avery convoluted bill. Silly, ridiculous,
right, So despite all and thenJoe signed the bill saying, yeah,
we banned TikTok. TikTok's no good. TikTok can't be on government employees' iPhones.
But Joe Biden has a TikTok account. No, Joe, guys,
Joe Biden uses TikTok to campaign.Well, I mean, okay, you
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know he doesn't use it. Hisemployees, his staff members use it.
Joe Biden can't be He certainly can'tcampaign on that. That's an embarrassment.
If he brings that up during adebate with Trump, which may or it
may not happen. He says he'lldo it. Odds are Trump's going to
know exactly what to say, andJoe's gonna look stupid. He's not gonna
have a response. So you can'tcampaign on war, look how poorly that's
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going. Can't campaign on crime,certainly can't campaign on the economy. Biden
promised to cancel the Trump tax cutsif he gets reelected, that's going to
crush working class Americans. You knowhow bad inflation is right now. Single
if you're earning seventy five K ayear, you're about to have to pay
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an additional seventeen hundred dollars in taxes. Families with two kids earning eighty five
k you have to pay sixteen hundred. Families with two kids earning one hundred
and sixty five K, that's twentyfour hundred dollars in additional taxes. And
if you're earning more than two hundredK a year and you have three kids,
that's seventy five hundred dollars in taxes. Say for some potential sticker shock
next year. On April fifteenth,President Biden is promising to let Trump era
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tax cuts expire next year if hewins a second term, meaning that millions
of Americans could soon face even steepertax bills. Let's bring in Charles Payn
also making money with Charles Payn onFox Business Morning, just to show everybody
on the screen so we know we'retalking about call for number one is the
tax cuts set to expire and theimpact all right, so they're just looking
at the numbers. I just explainedto here. Sorry that sound by it
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was probably kind of pointless looking back, But now it's the big boogeyman here.
What a Democrats and conservatives alike wantto scare you with AI. They'll
tell you that things are going toget even worse because of artificial intelligence.
And I am conflicted on this one, y'all, because, on one hand,
yeah, I mean, obviously,unless you can fix something with your
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hands, anybody out there with awhite collar job, law clerks, accountants,
people giving medical advice, we've beentold all these people's jobs are at
risk now. But a little whileback, an AI developer and a consultant
named Andrew Maine published a report thattalked about the release of open AI in
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February, the text to video modelcalled Sora. It's an AI algorithm capable
of generating cinema quality videos, andhe started getting all these urgent requests from
the entertain an industry and from investmentfirms to review it. You could really
divide the calls into two groups.There was one group that was concerned about
how quickly AI was going to disrupta current business model, and group B
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wanted to know if there was anopportunity to get a piece of the disruptive
action. One group that was optimistic, the other was pessimistic, as you
could imagine, so counterintuitively, theventure capitalists and the showbized people were equally
split across groups. Hollywood producers,who were publicly decrying the threat of AI,
were quietly looking for ways to capitalizeon it. Can we get this
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to do the work that previously wehad to pay actors or writers to do.
And then you had tech startups thatthought they had an insider track to
disrupting Hollywood suddenly concerned that they wereabout to be disrupted by a technical advance
they didn't see coming. You know, remember several years back when the streaming
services started to think that they couldreplace Hollywood until they started losing money on
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movies. You get the idea,right, So this is the new normal.
Even the disruptors are afraid they're aboutto be disrupted. We're headed for
continuous disruption, both for old industriesand for new ones. But we're also
headed for the longest period of economicgrowth and the lowest unemployment in history,
provided we don't screw it up.This all according to this report that was
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just published by Andrew Main. Soyou've got AI, you've got robotics,
and they are accelerating in capabilities,whether you're talking about software doing intellectual thinking,
or you're talking about robots actually manufacturingthings. Both the software and the
robots the thinking. You know,AI writing scripts, robots assembling cars are
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finding a way into virtually every cornerof our economy. Most people are afraid
of this, but this report detailshow the prospects for human labor have never
been better because with AI driven economicgrowth, demand for human workers will actually
increase, and virtually anyone wanting toenter the workforce will have opportunities to find
meaningful, well compensated careers. Buthow we look at work is going to
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change. The continuous disruption will causea lot of anxiety, but the upside
will be social improvements to levels wecannot currently comprehend. Roles and jobs may
shift more frequently, but it willbe easier to switch and more lucrative to
do so. Some in the artificialintelligence industry have suggested AI could eliminate the
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need for work altogether, and weshould explore alternative economic models like a universal
basic income. That's not what I'mproposing I think proposals like that don't take
into account the historic effect of automationon the economy and how economic growth increases
the demand for labor. History andbasic economics both suggest that AI will not
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make human beings economically irrelevant. AIand robotics will keep growing the economy because
they continuously increase productivity and inefficiency.As the economy grows, there's always going
to be a widening gap between demandand capacity. Demand for human labor will
increase even when AI and robotics aresuperior and more efficient, because there won't
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be enough AI in robots to meetthe growth. The goal of commercial AI,
the goal of robotics is to createefficiency. That is, to do
something more inexpensively than prior methods,whether by people or machines. And you
use an industrial robot to weld acar because a human welder would take too
long, wouldn't have the precision.You use chat GPT to help write a
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grant proposal because it saves you timeand means you don't have to pay someone
else to write it. With anincrease in efficiency, you can either lower
prices or not lower prices. Ifyou don't lower prices you run the risk
of competition from someone who sees theirown path to profits. Right. They
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know that by lowering your competition willlower prices if you don't. Amazon's Jeff
Bezos not my favorite person, buthe certainly knows a lot about this.
He once said, your margin ismy opportunity. What does that mean?
It means in a free market youusually don't get to reap high margins forever.
Eventually someone else uses price to compete. Amazon won because they were able
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to figure out how to do itfor less money. Right, It's obvious
with competition comes growth. Growth drivesinnovation. The computer add on boards used
for the Halo or Call of Dutygames turned out to be really useful for
the kind of computations it takes toproduce AI like chat GPT. For example.
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Thanks to that quirk of mathematics,Navidia was able to add two trillion
dollars to its market cap over thelast five years, and they were saved
from the drudgery of writing lengthy emailsand other repetitive tech tasks because AI could
do it for them. The pointis, if technology is a driving force
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for economic growth, mixing in superintelligent AI means accelerated growth. Even if
there are periods of technological stagnation,which is doubtful, applying current AI automation
methods will improve efficiencies across industries.It's complicated, it's tedious. It's going
to seem scary at first. Butnobody in eighteen thirty eight saw motion pictures
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or the likes of James Cameron coming. They never thought that that was possible.
They didn't realize when motion pictures becamea thing in the mid eighteen hundreds
that one day Jaws would exist orStar Wars. They certainly didn't see the
concept of video games, but imaginewhat ended up happening. Video games is
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a multi billion dollar industry, evenbigger than Hollywood. Our near future is
just as difficult to predict, butone thing is certain. You might not
need a job in twenty seventy four, but there will be one if you
want it. You're listening to KeenWebster's Pursuit of Happiness very spicy radio.
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Okay, so the pro Palestinian andcampents are continuing to pop up on campus
lawns all over the country. Thereare now dozens of universities where these protests
are happening. At and I guessJewish students are angry, but probably not
as mad as people playing ultimate frisbee. It's really ruining their vibe. It's
harsh, it's harshing their buzz man. And if you're one of these people
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out at universities right now just tryingto get to class, it's becoming a
real issue. You notice it's mostlyonly at wealthy, affluent universities. Some
of them are state universities, placeslike University Texas Austin. I'm sure not
every kid at UTA is a richkid, but it's not easy to get
into that school, and it's nota cheap place to live by any means.
So you really got to wonder whatare the priorities of these people.
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Well, as it turns out,I'm not the only one wondering that one
of my favorite comics. If you'rea young conservative from Texas, I think
it's a pretty good probability that AlexStein is one of your favorite comedians.
He's got a show on the Blaze. You've seen videos of him going out
and punking public officials. It isinfinitely hilarious. And Alex was in Austin
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this weekend. There's a video youabsolutely must watch. I'm I'm not going
to play it right now. I'mjust going to talk about it and have
him describe it to you. Inthe video, he walks up to a
bunch of queers for Palestine protesters.We've heard about these people. You can't
believe they're real. Alex watch it, walks up to them, he approaches
them, and he asks them thequestion any one of us would have asked.
And I'm paraphrasing here, but essentiallyhe says, you guys support people
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in Palestine, but you're gay,you're queer. People in Palestine wouldn't support
you. This is one of thecountries on Earth where gay people have almost
no rights. And you know,by by contrast, in Israel, you
could be gay, you could beJewish, you could be Arab, you
could be Muslim, you could beHindu. One of these things is not
like the other. Now that's notquite how he asked the question, but
he did ask the question very politely. In response, they violently attacked him.
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They just just went out like agroup of them, like a mob
of people. Now, fortunately hewas okay when he walked away. But
Alex Stein, one of my favoritecomics on the line right now, Alex,
did I do that story? Justice? Did we? What did I
leave out? No? You didit great? You did a great justice.
I mean I was literally attacked byyou know, it's funny, I
was actually attacked by I don't know, there're sexual orientation that might have been
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gay, but they weren't actually transgender. But this was a protest after the
crazy arrests that happened on campus atthe University of Texas. You know where
they called in, I guess theTexas Guard or it wasn't a National Guard
I forget who they called in.But my point is it's literally a transgender
person leading the sit in, leadingthe protests. So I really almost wasn't
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even going to engage with them.But when I noticed that, I was
like, well, I have toask, and just asking that simple question
because so many people there were homosexual, it made them so mad. Because
listen, I'm anti war. Iam empathetic to the idea that I think
that maybe we should kill less people. I think that I think most people
would agree with that. But atthe same time, I like to call
out hypocrisy. These people are supportinga regime that would literally throw them off
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a roof for being transgender in thatsame region. So I don't know,
it's kind of a sad thing thatwe're having this all over these campuses.
And one thing you noticed, itis abundant in the Ivy League school system,
because the Ivy League schools are basicallypoisoning the most powerful and richest children
in the world to create some sortof weird liberal dystopian universe that you and
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I are currently living in. SoI don't know, social justice is ruining
these campuses. The fact that thesekids can just hit me and attack me
and not even worry about the reapercut Alex your you know your your last
name is Stein. I don't knowthat much about your religious beliefs, but
you've at least got a little bitof Jewish in you. And ye sure,
yes, yes, yes, mygrandfather was Jewish. But I was
actually baptized. You know, alot of people don't even know this.
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I was actually raised Christian because longstory shored my grandfather, my dad's dad
moved to New York and really wasn'tthat much involved in my dad's life,
and so my mom was super Christianand took me to church. So then
I was baptized, so I actually, you know, I do believe in
Jesus Christ. But at the sametime, at the same time, I'm
Stein, so I'm always gonna belabel Jewish. So it's fine. I'm
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gonna wear jew for Jesus. AndI guess it's like, but the ilreny
of like Palestinian activists violently attacking yetanother person with a Jewish Jewish lineage.
I mean, it's completely lost onthese people. And isn't wasn't if I'm
not mistaken. Wasn't Schindler's list,wasn't his birthday over the week? I
mean, there is a lot ofsymbolism in all this. I don't want
to I'm not probably not articulate orpoetic enough to explain it and do it
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justice. But boy, it's hardto ignore it, right, No,
it's impossible to ignore it. Butyou know, I don't even think I
was targeted for that, because Idon't think they immediately did. Yeah,
but they did target me because Ijust called them out. And and you
know, I want to say thatthis is as not as cool, but
these kids are trying to be cool, almost like the Occupy, you know,
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Wall Street movement, But it's justit's just not the same because at
least with the occupy, you hadconservative and liberals kind of both mad at
the banks, both mad at theyou know, multinational corporations. But but
now it's just like kids LARPing asyou know, activists, and I just
I don't know, I don't knowwhat their end goal is. I guess
I mean to stop the war andGaza. But then if you ask them,
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because I've been to multiple protests,if you ask them about October seventh,
they act like that's no big dealat all. So, you know,
two wrongs don't make it right inmy opinion, and I just want
to try to call it a nhypocrisyin a humorous way. But I don't
like getting assaulted. But dude,you're Alex, You're one of the funniest
people in our industry. But thisis a serious issue. And so just
walking up to them and asking thema question, you weren't even trying to
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be funny. I mean you werea little bit, but not really.
It didn't take anything to set themoff. It always bugs me that we're
the ones that accused, We're theside that gets accused of being violent,
and yet we're surrounded by evidence thatwe're not the problem and they are.
That's one hundred percent rise. Sorrymy phone went off, but literally,
they are the violent ones and thatthat and you know, to be honest,
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if you see the correlation with thisand other protests I've gone to,
There was one in San Francisco,a transgender youth rally. It was a
rally just for kids seeking gendery assignmentsurgery or resources or support for their transition
as a child. And at thatrally, I was hit and had hot
coffee, you know, thrown onme. So it's something. I think
it's because they're all on multiple antidepressants. They're all on you know,
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god knows what pharmaceutical drugs, sothey're almost disconnected from reality. And I
think that's kind of why they're soimpulsive, because I don't think they were
drunk. I don't think they're partying, but I do think they were,
you know, on some sort ofpharmaceutical drugs that cloud their judgment. You
know, you you and I werenot old, but we're just a little
older than these kids. So weremember Occupy, We remember the BLM rallies
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and Trayvon Martin and all that stuff. These people don't remember last fall when
the thing in October happened, likeyou just pointed out, but you and
I both know that happened when abunch of people were at a music festival
in Israel. We've talked about thison the show before, but I'd love
to get your take on it.The irony level is so palpable you could
slice it with a butter knife.Knowing that now that we're in music festival
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season again, Coachella just happened,Bonnau's coming up, Lallapalooza, Jazz Fest,
all these different music festivals going onaround the country, these young people
will be out at those festivals promotingPalestine, protesting Israel, doing the very
thing that young people got murdered doingin Israel when this whole thing started back
in October. I mean, howdo you wrap your mind around that?
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Well, it's funny you say that, because Ken listen, I'm not trying
to. I don't like to,you know, spread fear or try to
make people live in fear. ButI've been to these protests. They want
something to happen. Like those kidsthey hit me. They love that I
was there and instigated it. Iknow that sounds kind of weird, but
they want something to happen. SoI have no doubt that at one of
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these protests, one of these concerts, one of these things that's happening,
whether it's on a college, university, or it's outside of a concert,
there's going to be some sort ofattack. I mean, I hate to
foreshadow that, I hate to putthat out in the universe, but I
have no doubt in my mind thatsomebody's gonna go crazy and somebody's gonna shoot,
somebody's gonna do something, because that'swhere we're at. People want to
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get attention. We're at a placenow where people are lighting themselves on fire,
people are self immolating at a ratewe've never even seen since, you
know, for I guess the sixties. And if that is just like kind
of like a peak of what we'regoing to see in the future, which
I think it is, I thinkit's gonna get like that. It's gonna
get where people are fighting and dyingand so not. Like I said,
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I don't want to try to scarepeople, but I would not be surprised
if these protests do not start gettingcrazier. And I'm even the conspiracy theorist.
This is another thing. Like withj six, you can go to
a peaceful protest, but there'll besomebody there, whether they're, like you
know, on the side of theprotesters, or whether they work for the
government secretly or something. They'll goand they'll make a protest unpeaceful in order
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to get it shut down. Sothere's just there's gonna be something weird similar
to January six. Is going tobe a January sixth type protest at one
of these universities out of concert wherea lot of people potentially and I hope
will get hurt, and I reallyhope that doesn't happen. Yeah, you're
it's not hard to believe. Idon't think you're making a crazy prediction,
Alex. So far what we've gotriots happening around the country. The parallels
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between twenty twenty four and twenty twentyare very similar. Replace replace BLM with
Islamic extremism. Right, But butall is not terrible in the world.
I mean, look, we couldstill laugh at ourselves. You guys,
you and your team are doing awesomework up there in DFL right now.
No, I had to cut youoff because listen, you're a Man Cow
guy. You know, you're obviouslytied with Man Cow. And you know,
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I used to grow up listening toHoward Stern. And then Howard Stern
had Joe Biden on his podcast oryou know ho a and was kissing his
dairy air. And this is thething. Howard Stern's like, Oh,
you're doing such a great job forthe country. Yeah. If I had
seven hundred and fifty million dollars inthe bank, I would think that the
country was doing great too. Youknow, everything was served me from a
butler, and I didn't interact withanybody except for an employee at a five
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star restaurant. Yeah, I wouldprobably think the world is great too.
But you know, Howard Stern isa scumbag. And and you know,
Kenny, you and I talked aboutthis a lot because you worked with Mancow.
I didn't realize that he made funof Mankow's dead dad like that.
So it just stinks that Howard Stern'son blackface, has used the N word,
He's done all this stuff, andnow he's getting interviews with Joe Biden
saying, oh, the world isso good. When people can't afford to
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fill up their gas tank. Peopleare struggling to support their families, and
you know, the America is notdoing great right now, and it's just
sad. It's a sad, weirdworld to live in where Howard Stern is
interviewing Joe Biden. But with allthat being said, we have to have
I guess, even gratitude when thethings are going bad. So yeah,
I'm happy to be alive and I'mhappy, you know, with my life.
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I'm glad you brought that up,Alex, because I was talking about
the Howard Stern thing earlier in theshow four years ago. Joe wouldn't do
an interview with anybody but Cardi bthe wet ass p word lady prostitute,
ex prostituted shripper, don't forget that, who admits that she drugged men and
robbed them. And now Howard Stern, who actually was friends with Harvey Weinstein.
I played a clip earlier in theshow of Howard Stern encouraging Harvey Weinstein
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to sexually assault young Hollywood actresses.I mean, they wear their values on
their sleeve, dude, oh onehundred percent. And Howard's not hiding it.
But he's another guy that's just youknow, I guess when he went
on America's Gone Talent, he triedto become mainstream. But his viewership stinks,
his show stinks now, and hedid used to be the king of
all media at one point. Butit's crazy to think how the mighty have
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fallen so far. I mean,I couldn't even listen to five minutes of
that interview without getting sick. Imean, Howard Stern doesn't have the tajones
to ask him about Hunter Biden,ask him about I mean, ask him
one hard question, maybe two hardquestions, doesn't do it. Get Howard
Stern's famous for asking the most inappropriatequestions to celebrities. So I don't know,
we live in kind of the upsidedown world where Howard Stern is giving
softball interviews to the president. Iwould have never thought that, So maybe
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that's really an indication of how farwe fall. And dude, that's so
good, So such a good point, my man. But but all that'd
be it said, if we playeda tree, if I wrote a transcript
of Howard Stern in the view,like I pointed out earlier in the show,
you wouldn't know which was which.And the good news is you are
doing good. You're going to Vegas, You're going to San Francisco, your
show is blowing up, turning pointUSA. Yes, no, I'm doing
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okay. But like once again,you know, my girlfriend, her job,
you know they're laying off people likecrazy. I mean, she's fine,
but just you know she I'm justseeing other corporations. My dad's in
business, like his business is doingbad. I am very thankful and lucky
that I'm a crazy person and Ican go and travel with that content.
You know, I'm just saying,I'm very lucky that I've been able to,
I guess channel my craziness. ButI'm very empathetic to all the other
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people that are struggling right now,because, like I said, my dad's
business is dying. My girlfriend's businessand dying. Those are the two people
that I'm closest to, And Ihear stories from other people how much they're
struggling. But it wasn't that longago under Trump where people were thriving.
So I hope we can get itback to that as soon as possible.
And what about your Your wife's boyfriend, Don Tavius is terrible. He's on
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probated He luckily He's about to goto Jeff for life because if Kamel's third
strike policy, so Kamala Harrison doinghim any favors either cold blooded, my
man, I hate to hear it. Alex, Texas is proud of you,
my man. Keep up the goodwork, Alex Stein Blaze TV.
If you don't follow him on socialmedia, put a little bit of funny
in your news feed. Follow myboy, Alex quick break, We'll be
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right back. Stop it, government, get out of my life. You're
listening to the Pursuit of Happiness radio. Howard Stern gave Biden some tips for
debating. He told him the wayto interrupt Trump debate is to scream bob
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ab booie. Apparently that works greatfor Howard Stern and his team. I'm
Kenny Webster. We're still not done. You know, we got a little
more time here today. In fact, Donald Trump just released this statement about
his legal charges this week. Thiscase is a complete and total joke,
and everybody knows it. You havea case about a porn star. The
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leading witness's name is Pecker, andyou have a gag order. Isn't that
incredible? You have a Pecker,You have a porn star and you have
a gag order. And when youput all three of those things together,
crazy things start happening. And thecourtroom we talk about it all the time,
is incredibly called. So Pecker isgetting very small. You know that
it's incredibly cold, and the onlything keeping us warm is when Alvin Bragg
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walks in and is thunder thighs rumpedtogether, we get heat. This is
a complete and total joke and acomplete and total scale. Everybody knows Karen
McDougall, Stormy Daniels, I wouldn'ttouch them with a ten foot poll,
and I know exactly what that believeme. I mean, maybe not a
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ten foot poll. It's time onceagain for voicemail messages from you. The
following voicemail messages were sent from listenersjust like you using the Iheard Radio app.
If you want to send us avoicemail, just download the iHeartRadio smartphone
app and push the talkback button right. You can send us a thirty second
audio recording that we will play onthe show at a future date, probably
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because it would be impossible to playyour audio messages on a previous day.
True, So what are you waitingfor? Download the app and leave us
a message today, all right,so you know the rules. The rules
are. There are no rules otherthan you can't swear. Don't blame me.
I don't make the rules. Youcan't. It's the FCC. It's
not Kenny Schwala. I would letyou swear if it was up to me,
you know, First Amendment and all. And also try to make it
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quiet in the background. If you'relistening to the radio, turn it down.
If it's noisy, maybe go intoa quiet room. But other than
that, it's simple. You usethe app, you can leave me a
little voicemail message, and then youcan hear yourself on the show. And
we haven't played these in a fewdays, so let's get caught up on
them. Here's some of what youguys have been saying. Toto Georgie poetry.
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Huh okay. So sometimes people don'tknow that they're leaving a recording for
us. They think they're using theapp to request a song. I think
I should point out I don't listento these ahead of time. That's part
of the fun I think is Idon't know what you're gonna say. But
sometimes the voicemail messages don't make anysense, and Anyway, that guy was
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trying to hear a song by theclassic rock band Toto. So I apologize,
sir, but that it didn't makeit to the AI. Instead,
you got on a talk radio showin Houston. This illiberal. Hubert Humphrey
was a classic liberal. Alan Dershowitzis a classic liberal. The Democrats that
are being so fascist are being illiberal, right, Yeah, I call them
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neoliberals, but I get your point. I still think you have a great
you know, I think modern daylibertarians are kind of like classic liberals.
Of course, the problem with thatis some of the modern day libertarians are
just anarchists masquerading as something else becausethey know it's not fashionable to be an
anarchist. Do you ever go toa libertarian cocktail party or a book club
(36:14):
meeting or a political convention. It'sall just people advocating for no government at
all, rather than an advocacy forreducing government. There's no cap on that.
But anyway, I'm getting off topichere. I believe that voicemail message
we just heard with somebody reacting towhat I was talking about last week about
how modern day liberals are for censorshipand they're anti capitalist and they don't really
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understand the history of their own ideology. That's why they've swayed away from it
so much. But yeah, weboth agree, modern day liberals are not
classic liberals by any means, sir, You're correct about that, all right,
More voicemails. How many records orfor sex do you think Taylor Swift
actually physically sold? How many recordsare cassettes? Do I think Taylor Swift
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actually sold? I don't think shesold any cassettes, would be I'll just
start that's an easy one to answer. Probably no cassettes at all as far
as records go. They say thatshe's breaking, you know, a different
kind of record. Pun intended thatshe is actually selling vinyl. Interestingly,
enough, people are buying. Peopledon't buy physical CDs anymore. But the
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way that they measure the success nowof new music isn't even with the sales
of albums. It's downloads and streamsand stuff like that. And I guess,
to her point, to her credit, quite a few. But anyway,
just because something's popular doesn't mean it'sgood, right, I'm sure,
I'm sure you guys would agree withthat. I don't know. Maybe I'm
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just biased because certain people that usedto be in my life are fans of
Taylor Swift, but I don't happento be one anyway. You guys know,
I listen to angry, loud music, so some most people don't like
the kind of music I listen to. So what the hell do I know?
Salute from Georgia. Great shows thisweek, Kenny, thank you.
I'm just the FBI is investigating theFrancis Scott key Bridge collapse. Yeah,
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it sounds like the Foxes are lookingin to get another incident at the Handhouse
to me, just Dale. Youknow, early on we were told that
if you speculated about that, youwere a conspiracy theorist and you were crazy.
But I guess we see how that'sturned out now the FBI is actually
investigating it. So you know,if you're crazy, then Joe Biden's DOJ
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is crazy too. But I'm beingredundant. Love the Primis, fellas,
appreciate it. You're old South ofLouisiana. Keep the Primus rolling, that's
funny. The Primus is something weplay as bumper music on the show right
now. I've been playing a lotof it on the show lately because I
saw them in concert a couple ofweeks ago. I'm actually wearing my Primus
hoodie right now. Thank you,sir, Hey, while you're not on
in New Orleans non non point fiveWalton and Johnson, I don't know if
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somebody left that voicemail the other day. They must have been having technical issues.
So again, I don't listen tothese before I play them, so
I don't know what you guys aregoing to say. But here's something I
did listen to before I played it. Over the weekend, the White House
Correspondence Dinner took place, and itwas exactly what you think it would be,
a bunch of liberal comedians patting abunch of liberal politicians on the back.
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But there was one moment when comedianColin Jost of Saturday Night Live,
the host of Weekend Update, startedmaking jokes about Joe Biden to Joe Biden's
face. And they weren't that bad, but it completely bombed with this audience.
They didn't get that he was beingfunny. They are a group of
people that have become so humorless theydon't even understand when someone's trying to joke
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with them. It's also wonderful tobe back in Washington. I loved being
in Washington. The last time Iwas in DC, I left my cocaine
at the White House. It's prettyfunny. Come on. Luckily the President
was able to put it to gooduse for a State of the Union.
Come on, that's funny. Comeon, I thought, so, I'm
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kidding. Of course, the Presidentdoesn't call it. He calls it high
speed rail. It is good,I thought, so. By the way,
can you blame the guy for turningto cocaine? He must be exhausted
orchestrating four separate trials against his rival, rigging the Super Bowl, and gearing
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up to steal a second election.Wow, that's the joke. And nobody
laughs. And then he points outthat Joe laughed, but nobody else did.
Biden laughed. Yeah, crickets chirpingin the room. I don't know.
I guess maybe part of the reasonI thought that was funny is because
I, in my mind, Iset the barlow. Do you remember the
prequels to Star Wars Jar Jar Banksand They. I didn't go see those
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movies opening weekend years ago. Ialways thought they would suck, And so
eventually when I watched them, Ienjoyed watching them, mostly because by the
time I got around to watching them, everybody said they were terrible. That's
kind of what the White House CorrespondenceDinner was last weekend for me. I
knew it was going to be awful, so when I watched it, it
wasn't actually that bad. And hopefullyyou guys set the barlow for this radio
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show too. Never expect this showto be good, but tune into it
anyway, and then you'll be pleasantlysurprised that it actually is pretty entertaining every
afternoon from three to four pm.Thank you so much for tuning in.
I have a podcast of this show. If you ever miss a minute of
it, you can find it oniHeartRadio or Spotify or even the Walton and
Johnson smartphone app, still free afterall these years. I love you all.
Have a great afternoon. We'll beback bright and early tomorrow morning for
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more of what you bought a radiofor. You are listening to the Pursuit
of Havvy Miss Radio. Tell thegovernment to kiss your ass when you listen
to this show.
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to a new report, half ofthe world will experience vision problems by twenty
fifty. Wow. That's a lotof self love and a lot of Harry
Palms. Hi, I'm Kenny Webster. Thanks for turning on your radio.
You know who's stopped by this afternoon. One of my favorite comedians, Alex
Stein, is going to be here. Alex Stein was in Austin over the
weekend interacting with far left extremist protestersat University of Texas Austin, and it
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was even more interesting than you'd betif you already saw the video, you
know what I'm talking about. Stickaround, we'll get to it. You
know, I'll tell you what happened. Don't worry, it's it's definitely going
to be on the show today.But before we get to any of that,
let's talk about what his fraudulency wasdoing this weekend. You remember Joe
Biden, He's the president. It'samazing to think when he's running for president,
Joe will only do interviews with peoplelike Cardi B. Or now apparently
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Howard Stern. You guys think I'mkidding. Back in twenty twenty, right
before the presidential election, Joe Bidensat down for a one on one with
the author of the hit song WetAss p Word, and that was when
she had deep thoughts like this onejustice for it. I'm tired of it.
I'm tired of it. I justwant more stricter laws that is fair
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to like citizens, and you knowit's fair for cops. Two. If
you kill somebody that is that doesn'thave a weapon on them, you go
to jail. You know what,if I kill somebody, I gotta go
to jail. You got to goto jail. Two. It's the she
you understand. As she's saying this, Joe is just sitting there staring at
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her, and he's confused because hedoesn't understand how Cardi B could be a
celebrity. Poor Howard. No,sorry, that's the wrong bet. I
want to play that right now too. Sorry. The next sound bite started
playing before I was ready for it. Joe Biden was on Howard Stern over
the weekend, And if I playeda transcript for you of Howard Stern in
the year twenty twenty four, ifI just I mean, if I read
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the transcript, you wouldn't know ifI was reading you a transcript from Howard
Stern or the View, because that'show lame his radio show has become.
The guy once upon a time wasedgy. Now he's just a shadow of
his former self. I don't knowwhen he put on those deluxe sized knee
pads, but he clearly likes touse him when he's kissing Joe Biden's ass.
Here's a SoundBite of Joe Biden andHoward Stern talking to each other over
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the weekend. Why not stay single? I got to figure every starlet in
Hollywood wanted at least do you knowwhat I'm saying? Did you ever get
to experience the I'm gonna say themogul aspect, I mean, do a
little coke, you know, hangout with you know, I don't know,
Julie Roberts, could you something?You never got any of that?
As you know only too well.It doesn't work that way. It doesn't
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really, I'll tell you who itworks that way for. It works a
way for the actors. Now,girl knows that that if she's a competent
actress, she could get on yourgood side. You could make her a
star overnight. Don't tell me itdoesn't work. I wish, I wish.
The movies are too expensive, therisks are too great. It doesn't
happen. You can't walk into theroom, pile your fans off and say,
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okay, let's talk. John.I'm sorry. That was actually Harvey
Weinstein talking to Howard Stern. That'swow. That's an audio recording of Howard
Stern encouraging Harvey Weinstein to go outand sexually assault women. Look, you
just heard it yourself. Apparently that'swhat it was. But no, Howard
Stern's changed a bit since his daysof encouraging his friend Harvey Weinstein to rape.
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Here he is over the weekend withJoe Biden. I'm told this is
the right Soundbary. I know.The reason I'm so excited to talk to
you was because I wanted to understandthe tragedy in your life and how you
dealt with it. And you're thekind of leader I love. Because we're
lucky to have you in the Ovaloffice and serving as the father of the
country, because if you're a goodfather to your family, which you are,
I know you'd be a good fatherto the country. And I want
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to thank you for providing a calminginfluence an organized administration post COVID, getting
that vaccine out. I remember whatthe world was like at that point,
getting NATO, getting us to feelcomfortable. Stop for a second, Okay,
let me see if I got thisright. Howard Stern watched Joe to
be president because he was a gooddad. Should we talk about Joe's kids?
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Do we really? Oh? Thisis so sad. Joe doesn't remember
where his son was when he died. He thinks Bo died in Iraq.
Joe showered with his daughter until shewas too old, and then kept showering
with her, and she wrote aboutit in her diary. How do we
know that the diary got stolen fromher and the FBI went looking for it.
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And do I even need to talkabout Hunter Biden, the drug addicted
crony fool still selling paintings for ahalf a million dollars of pop brightbart dot
com just published a report about this. I didn't watch the interview, but
Biden refuses to be interviewed by theNew York Times, but he did appear
on Howard Stearn's radio show, Andthis happened just days after far left Politico
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published a report about how the badblood between the White House and The Times
was causing problems for his fraudulency.So he sat down with Howard, and
you think that'd be interrupted by theTime staff as Biden sticking a finger directly
in their small guy. But okay, I guess Biden isn't all bad.
Guess why Team Biden is upset withthe New York Times. Turns out those
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entitled cry babies are angry because theTimes isn't left wing enough for them.
That what really listen to this reportwhite House grievances, attributing quotes to a
wrecked White House staffer and refusing torefusing via a punitive response to change the
attribution being institutionally aligned towards Warren andprogressive. So they're talking about Elizabeth warren
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willingness to a legitimize rumors swirling aroundHunter Biden publishing low numbers in the New
York Times approval poll, writing storiesabout Joe's age, and claims that Times
staffers are quote entitled Now that's theWhite House's grievances, here's the New York
Times grievances, removing all Times reportersfrom its Tier one email list for background
information about briefings not invited to Biden'sfirst public appearance, refusing to grant the
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New York Times in interview inability toconfirm Biden eighty one as capitable as capable
of running the country. Wow,it's just great, isn't. It's blue
on blue violence, guys. Andthere are very few things that make me
as happy as blue on blue violencefiguratively speaking, of course. And if
that's not already awesome enough, imaginethe look on the New York Times publisher
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what's his name, A. G. Sulzberger's face when he learned that Joe
would sit down for a Howard Sterninterview and not with the New York Times.
Even better, still, imagine thelook on his face when Joe Biden
made news on Howard Stern's radio showfor finally agreeing to debate Trump. At
least he's agreeing to it for now, So whether it's a Republican or a
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Democrat doing it, I don't care. Nothing makes me happier than watching the
elite corporate media, especially a fakenews outlet like the serial liars at the
New York Times, treated with contemptbecause that's what they deserve. They deserve
scorn, and they deserve contempt.Whatever it takes to knock these outlets off
their unearned pedestals is okay with me. And the New York Times is in
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a real pickle here. Normally,to pressure a president or politician to do
its bidding, a news outlet willhammer and hammer the guy until the pressure
makes him fold. The New YorkTimes can no longer do that to a
Democrat, especially Joe. The talethat would be your subscribers wag the dog
that would be the editor and chiefexecutive officer there over there, And if
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The Times hits Biden too hard orbegins to tell too many truths about them,
their far left subscribers will revolt andcancel their subscriptions. This is a
newspaper beholden to its extremest customers,which has killed its independence. This means
Joe can snub them without any fearof The Times doing something that might cause
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any serious political damage to his reelectioncampaign. Grab the popcorn, it's gonna
be fun to watch. Yeah,let's get straight to discussion. We here
to talk about something about politics andgovernment and nice hit and co guts in
this show hit. Ain't you averagethis podcast? You gotta get own den,
We can this. This puts youhappiness, all right? So Secretary
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of State Anthony Blincoln says China istrying to influence our elections, mainly by
letting President Biden post embarrassing TikTok videos. Joe Biden has nothing to campaign on
right now. Let's just use TikTokas an example. There's no issue or
policy that he can be taken seriouslyon, just right off the top of
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my head. TikTok. Right,Joe Biden and his administration banned TikTok from
government phones. If you're at workfor the government, you're not supposed to
have TikTok on your phone. Andnow he's just signed a bill that requires
TikTok to sell. Byte Dance isthe company that owns TikTok. They say
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they won't sell, they'd rather leavethe American marketplace. So you have a
multi billion dollars social media platform that'sabout to leave America because of a federal
law that for for some reason,was attached to a foreign policy bill to
fund all these wars. You couldn'tvote for or against Ukraine or Israel without
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making a vote on TikTok. Avery convoluted bill. Silly, ridiculous,
right, So despite all and thenJoe signed the bill saying, yeah,
we banned TikTok. TikTok's no good. TikTok can't be on government employees' iPhones.
But Joe Biden has a TikTok account. No, Joe, guys,
Joe Biden uses TikTok to campaign.Well, I mean, okay, you
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know he doesn't use it. Hisemployees, his staff members use it.
Joe Biden can't be He certainly can'tcampaign on that. That's an embarrassment.
If he brings that up during adebate with Trump, which may or it
may not happen. He says he'lldo it. Odds are Trump's going to
know exactly what to say, andJoe's gonna look stupid. He's not gonna
have a response. So you can'tcampaign on war, look how poorly that's
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going. Can't campaign on crime,certainly can't campaign on the economy. Biden
promised to cancel the Trump tax cutsif he gets reelected, that's going to
crush working class Americans. You knowhow bad inflation is right now. Single
if you're earning seventy five K ayear, you're about to have to pay
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an additional seventeen hundred dollars in taxes. Families with two kids earning eighty five
k you have to pay sixteen hundred. Families with two kids earning one hundred
and sixty five K, that's twentyfour hundred dollars in additional taxes. And
if you're earning more than two hundredK a year and you have three kids,
that's seventy five hundred dollars in taxes. Say for some potential sticker shock
next year. On April fifteenth,President Biden is promising to let Trump era
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tax cuts expire next year if hewins a second term, meaning that millions
of Americans could soon face even steepertax bills. Let's bring in Charles Payn
also making money with Charles Payn onFox Business Morning, just to show everybody
on the screen so we know we'retalking about call for number one is the
tax cuts set to expire and theimpact all right, so they're just looking
at the numbers. I just explainedto here. Sorry that sound by it
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was probably kind of pointless looking back, But now it's the big boogeyman here.
What a Democrats and conservatives alike wantto scare you with AI. They'll
tell you that things are going toget even worse because of artificial intelligence.
And I am conflicted on this one, y'all, because, on one hand,
yeah, I mean, obviously,unless you can fix something with your
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hands, anybody out there with awhite collar job, law clerks, accountants,
people giving medical advice, we've beentold all these people's jobs are at
risk now. But a little whileback, an AI developer and a consultant
named Andrew Maine published a report thattalked about the release of open AI in
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February, the text to video modelcalled Sora. It's an AI algorithm capable
of generating cinema quality videos, andhe started getting all these urgent requests from
the entertain an industry and from investmentfirms to review it. You could really
divide the calls into two groups.There was one group that was concerned about
how quickly AI was going to disrupta current business model, and group B
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wanted to know if there was anopportunity to get a piece of the disruptive
action. One group that was optimistic, the other was pessimistic, as you
could imagine, so counterintuitively, theventure capitalists and the showbized people were equally
split across groups. Hollywood producers,who were publicly decrying the threat of AI,
were quietly looking for ways to capitalizeon it. Can we get this
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to do the work that previously wehad to pay actors or writers to do.
And then you had tech startups thatthought they had an insider track to
disrupting Hollywood suddenly concerned that they wereabout to be disrupted by a technical advance
they didn't see coming. You know, remember several years back when the streaming
services started to think that they couldreplace Hollywood until they started losing money on
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movies. You get the idea,right, So this is the new normal.
Even the disruptors are afraid they're aboutto be disrupted. We're headed for
continuous disruption, both for old industriesand for new ones. But we're also
headed for the longest period of economicgrowth and the lowest unemployment in history,
provided we don't screw it up.This all according to this report that was
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just published by Andrew Main. Soyou've got AI, you've got robotics,
and they are accelerating in capabilities,whether you're talking about software doing intellectual thinking,
or you're talking about robots actually manufacturingthings. Both the software and the
robots the thinking. You know,AI writing scripts, robots assembling cars are
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finding a way into virtually every cornerof our economy. Most people are afraid
of this, but this report detailshow the prospects for human labor have never
been better because with AI driven economicgrowth, demand for human workers will actually
increase, and virtually anyone wanting toenter the workforce will have opportunities to find
meaningful, well compensated careers. Buthow we look at work is going to
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change. The continuous disruption will causea lot of anxiety, but the upside
will be social improvements to levels wecannot currently comprehend. Roles and jobs may
shift more frequently, but it willbe easier to switch and more lucrative to
do so. Some in the artificialintelligence industry have suggested AI could eliminate the
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need for work altogether, and weshould explore alternative economic models like a universal
basic income. That's not what I'mproposing I think proposals like that don't take
into account the historic effect of automationon the economy and how economic growth increases
the demand for labor. History andbasic economics both suggest that AI will not
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make human beings economically irrelevant. AIand robotics will keep growing the economy because
they continuously increase productivity and inefficiency.As the economy grows, there's always going
to be a widening gap between demandand capacity. Demand for human labor will
increase even when AI and robotics aresuperior and more efficient, because there won't
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be enough AI in robots to meetthe growth. The goal of commercial AI,
the goal of robotics is to createefficiency. That is, to do
something more inexpensively than prior methods,whether by people or machines. And you
use an industrial robot to weld acar because a human welder would take too
long, wouldn't have the precision.You use chat GPT to help write a
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grant proposal because it saves you timeand means you don't have to pay someone
else to write it. With anincrease in efficiency, you can either lower
prices or not lower prices. Ifyou don't lower prices you run the risk
of competition from someone who sees theirown path to profits. Right. They
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know that by lowering your competition willlower prices if you don't. Amazon's Jeff
Bezos not my favorite person, buthe certainly knows a lot about this.
He once said, your margin ismy opportunity. What does that mean?
It means in a free market youusually don't get to reap high margins forever.
Eventually someone else uses price to compete. Amazon won because they were able
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to figure out how to do itfor less money. Right, It's obvious
with competition comes growth. Growth drivesinnovation. The computer add on boards used
for the Halo or Call of Dutygames turned out to be really useful for
the kind of computations it takes toproduce AI like chat GPT. For example.
(17:45):
Thanks to that quirk of mathematics,Navidia was able to add two trillion
dollars to its market cap over thelast five years, and they were saved
from the drudgery of writing lengthy emailsand other repetitive tech tasks because AI could
do it for them. The pointis, if technology is a driving force
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for economic growth, mixing in superintelligent AI means accelerated growth. Even if
there are periods of technological stagnation,which is doubtful, applying current AI automation
methods will improve efficiencies across industries.It's complicated, it's tedious. It's going
to seem scary at first. Butnobody in eighteen thirty eight saw motion pictures
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or the likes of James Cameron coming. They never thought that that was possible.
They didn't realize when motion pictures becamea thing in the mid eighteen hundreds
that one day Jaws would exist orStar Wars. They certainly didn't see the
concept of video games, but imaginewhat ended up happening. Video games is
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a multi billion dollar industry, evenbigger than Hollywood. Our near future is
just as difficult to predict, butone thing is certain. You might not
need a job in twenty seventy four, but there will be one if you
want it. You're listening to KeenWebster's Pursuit of Happiness very spicy radio.
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Okay, so the pro Palestinian andcampents are continuing to pop up on campus
lawns all over the country. Thereare now dozens of universities where these protests
are happening. At and I guessJewish students are angry, but probably not
as mad as people playing ultimate frisbee. It's really ruining their vibe. It's
harsh, it's harshing their buzz man. And if you're one of these people
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out at universities right now just tryingto get to class, it's becoming a
real issue. You notice it's mostlyonly at wealthy, affluent universities. Some
of them are state universities, placeslike University Texas Austin. I'm sure not
every kid at UTA is a richkid, but it's not easy to get
into that school, and it's nota cheap place to live by any means.
So you really got to wonder whatare the priorities of these people.
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Well, as it turns out,I'm not the only one wondering that one
of my favorite comics. If you'rea young conservative from Texas, I think
it's a pretty good probability that AlexStein is one of your favorite comedians.
He's got a show on the Blaze. You've seen videos of him going out
and punking public officials. It isinfinitely hilarious. And Alex was in Austin
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this weekend. There's a video youabsolutely must watch. I'm I'm not going
to play it right now. I'mjust going to talk about it and have
him describe it to you. Inthe video, he walks up to a
bunch of queers for Palestine protesters.We've heard about these people. You can't
believe they're real. Alex watch it, walks up to them, he approaches
them, and he asks them thequestion any one of us would have asked.
And I'm paraphrasing here, but essentiallyhe says, you guys support people
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in Palestine, but you're gay,you're queer. People in Palestine wouldn't support
you. This is one of thecountries on Earth where gay people have almost
no rights. And you know,by by contrast, in Israel, you
could be gay, you could beJewish, you could be Arab, you
could be Muslim, you could beHindu. One of these things is not
like the other. Now that's notquite how he asked the question, but
he did ask the question very politely. In response, they violently attacked him.
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They just just went out like agroup of them, like a mob
of people. Now, fortunately hewas okay when he walked away. But
Alex Stein, one of my favoritecomics on the line right now, Alex,
did I do that story? Justice? Did we? What did I
leave out? No? You didit great? You did a great justice.
I mean I was literally attacked byyou know, it's funny, I
was actually attacked by I don't know, there're sexual orientation that might have been
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gay, but they weren't actually transgender. But this was a protest after the
crazy arrests that happened on campus atthe University of Texas. You know where
they called in, I guess theTexas Guard or it wasn't a National Guard
I forget who they called in.But my point is it's literally a transgender
person leading the sit in, leadingthe protests. So I really almost wasn't
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even going to engage with them.But when I noticed that, I was
like, well, I have toask, and just asking that simple question
because so many people there were homosexual, it made them so mad. Because
listen, I'm anti war. Iam empathetic to the idea that I think
that maybe we should kill less people. I think that I think most people
would agree with that. But atthe same time, I like to call
out hypocrisy. These people are supportinga regime that would literally throw them off
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a roof for being transgender in thatsame region. So I don't know,
it's kind of a sad thing thatwe're having this all over these campuses.
And one thing you noticed, itis abundant in the Ivy League school system,
because the Ivy League schools are basicallypoisoning the most powerful and richest children
in the world to create some sortof weird liberal dystopian universe that you and
(22:51):
I are currently living in. SoI don't know, social justice is ruining
these campuses. The fact that thesekids can just hit me and attack me
and not even worry about the reapercut Alex your you know your your last
name is Stein. I don't knowthat much about your religious beliefs, but
you've at least got a little bitof Jewish in you. And ye sure,
yes, yes, yes, mygrandfather was Jewish. But I was
actually baptized. You know, alot of people don't even know this.
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I was actually raised Christian because longstory shored my grandfather, my dad's dad
moved to New York and really wasn'tthat much involved in my dad's life,
and so my mom was super Christianand took me to church. So then
I was baptized, so I actually, you know, I do believe in
Jesus Christ. But at the sametime, at the same time, I'm
Stein, so I'm always gonna belabel Jewish. So it's fine. I'm
(23:33):
gonna wear jew for Jesus. AndI guess it's like, but the ilreny
of like Palestinian activists violently attacking yetanother person with a Jewish Jewish lineage.
I mean, it's completely lost onthese people. And isn't wasn't if I'm
not mistaken. Wasn't Schindler's list,wasn't his birthday over the week? I
mean, there is a lot ofsymbolism in all this. I don't want
to I'm not probably not articulate orpoetic enough to explain it and do it
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justice. But boy, it's hardto ignore it, right, No,
it's impossible to ignore it. Butyou know, I don't even think I
was targeted for that, because Idon't think they immediately did. Yeah,
but they did target me because Ijust called them out. And and you
know, I want to say thatthis is as not as cool, but
these kids are trying to be cool, almost like the Occupy, you know,
(24:18):
Wall Street movement, But it's justit's just not the same because at
least with the occupy, you hadconservative and liberals kind of both mad at
the banks, both mad at theyou know, multinational corporations. But but
now it's just like kids LARPing asyou know, activists, and I just
I don't know, I don't knowwhat their end goal is. I guess
I mean to stop the war andGaza. But then if you ask them,
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because I've been to multiple protests,if you ask them about October seventh,
they act like that's no big dealat all. So, you know,
two wrongs don't make it right inmy opinion, and I just want
to try to call it a nhypocrisyin a humorous way. But I don't
like getting assaulted. But dude,you're Alex, You're one of the funniest
people in our industry. But thisis a serious issue. And so just
walking up to them and asking thema question, you weren't even trying to
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be funny. I mean you werea little bit, but not really.
It didn't take anything to set themoff. It always bugs me that we're
the ones that accused, We're theside that gets accused of being violent,
and yet we're surrounded by evidence thatwe're not the problem and they are.
That's one hundred percent rise. Sorrymy phone went off, but literally,
they are the violent ones and thatthat and you know, to be honest,
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if you see the correlation with thisand other protests I've gone to,
There was one in San Francisco,a transgender youth rally. It was a
rally just for kids seeking gendery assignmentsurgery or resources or support for their transition
as a child. And at thatrally, I was hit and had hot
coffee, you know, thrown onme. So it's something. I think
it's because they're all on multiple antidepressants. They're all on you know,
(25:42):
god knows what pharmaceutical drugs, sothey're almost disconnected from reality. And I
think that's kind of why they're soimpulsive, because I don't think they were
drunk. I don't think they're partying, but I do think they were,
you know, on some sort ofpharmaceutical drugs that cloud their judgment. You
know, you you and I werenot old, but we're just a little
older than these kids. So weremember Occupy, We remember the BLM rallies
(26:03):
and Trayvon Martin and all that stuff. These people don't remember last fall when
the thing in October happened, likeyou just pointed out, but you and
I both know that happened when abunch of people were at a music festival
in Israel. We've talked about thison the show before, but I'd love
to get your take on it.The irony level is so palpable you could
slice it with a butter knife.Knowing that now that we're in music festival
(26:26):
season again, Coachella just happened,Bonnau's coming up, Lallapalooza, Jazz Fest,
all these different music festivals going onaround the country, these young people
will be out at those festivals promotingPalestine, protesting Israel, doing the very
thing that young people got murdered doingin Israel when this whole thing started back
in October. I mean, howdo you wrap your mind around that?
(26:48):
Well, it's funny you say that, because Ken listen, I'm not trying
to. I don't like to,you know, spread fear or try to
make people live in fear. ButI've been to these protests. They want
something to happen. Like those kidsthey hit me. They love that I
was there and instigated it. Iknow that sounds kind of weird, but
they want something to happen. SoI have no doubt that at one of
(27:08):
these protests, one of these concerts, one of these things that's happening,
whether it's on a college, university, or it's outside of a concert,
there's going to be some sort ofattack. I mean, I hate to
foreshadow that, I hate to putthat out in the universe, but I
have no doubt in my mind thatsomebody's gonna go crazy and somebody's gonna shoot,
somebody's gonna do something, because that'swhere we're at. People want to
(27:29):
get attention. We're at a placenow where people are lighting themselves on fire,
people are self immolating at a ratewe've never even seen since, you
know, for I guess the sixties. And if that is just like kind
of like a peak of what we'regoing to see in the future, which
I think it is, I thinkit's gonna get like that. It's gonna
get where people are fighting and dyingand so not. Like I said,
(27:49):
I don't want to try to scarepeople, but I would not be surprised
if these protests do not start gettingcrazier. And I'm even the conspiracy theorist.
This is another thing. Like withj six, you can go to
a peaceful protest, but there'll besomebody there, whether they're, like you
know, on the side of theprotesters, or whether they work for the
government secretly or something. They'll goand they'll make a protest unpeaceful in order
(28:11):
to get it shut down. Sothere's just there's gonna be something weird similar
to January six. Is going tobe a January sixth type protest at one
of these universities out of concert wherea lot of people potentially and I hope
will get hurt, and I reallyhope that doesn't happen. Yeah, you're
it's not hard to believe. Idon't think you're making a crazy prediction,
Alex. So far what we've gotriots happening around the country. The parallels
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between twenty twenty four and twenty twentyare very similar. Replace replace BLM with
Islamic extremism. Right, But butall is not terrible in the world.
I mean, look, we couldstill laugh at ourselves. You guys,
you and your team are doing awesomework up there in DFL right now.
No, I had to cut youoff because listen, you're a Man Cow
guy. You know, you're obviouslytied with Man Cow. And you know,
(28:53):
I used to grow up listening toHoward Stern. And then Howard Stern
had Joe Biden on his podcast oryou know ho a and was kissing his
dairy air. And this is thething. Howard Stern's like, Oh,
you're doing such a great job forthe country. Yeah. If I had
seven hundred and fifty million dollars inthe bank, I would think that the
country was doing great too. Youknow, everything was served me from a
butler, and I didn't interact withanybody except for an employee at a five
(29:15):
star restaurant. Yeah, I wouldprobably think the world is great too.
But you know, Howard Stern isa scumbag. And and you know,
Kenny, you and I talked aboutthis a lot because you worked with Mancow.
I didn't realize that he made funof Mankow's dead dad like that.
So it just stinks that Howard Stern'son blackface, has used the N word,
He's done all this stuff, andnow he's getting interviews with Joe Biden
saying, oh, the world isso good. When people can't afford to
(29:36):
fill up their gas tank. Peopleare struggling to support their families, and
you know, the America is notdoing great right now, and it's just
sad. It's a sad, weirdworld to live in where Howard Stern is
interviewing Joe Biden. But with allthat being said, we have to have
I guess, even gratitude when thethings are going bad. So yeah,
I'm happy to be alive and I'mhappy, you know, with my life.
(30:00):
I'm glad you brought that up,Alex, because I was talking about
the Howard Stern thing earlier in theshow four years ago. Joe wouldn't do
an interview with anybody but Cardi bthe wet ass p word lady prostitute,
ex prostituted shripper, don't forget that, who admits that she drugged men and
robbed them. And now Howard Stern, who actually was friends with Harvey Weinstein.
I played a clip earlier in theshow of Howard Stern encouraging Harvey Weinstein
(30:23):
to sexually assault young Hollywood actresses.I mean, they wear their values on
their sleeve, dude, oh onehundred percent. And Howard's not hiding it.
But he's another guy that's just youknow, I guess when he went
on America's Gone Talent, he triedto become mainstream. But his viewership stinks,
his show stinks now, and hedid used to be the king of
all media at one point. Butit's crazy to think how the mighty have
(30:45):
fallen so far. I mean,I couldn't even listen to five minutes of
that interview without getting sick. Imean, Howard Stern doesn't have the tajones
to ask him about Hunter Biden,ask him about I mean, ask him
one hard question, maybe two hardquestions, doesn't do it. Get Howard
Stern's famous for asking the most inappropriatequestions to celebrities. So I don't know,
we live in kind of the upsidedown world where Howard Stern is giving
softball interviews to the president. Iwould have never thought that, So maybe
(31:08):
that's really an indication of how farwe fall. And dude, that's so
good, So such a good point, my man. But but all that'd
be it said, if we playeda tree, if I wrote a transcript
of Howard Stern in the view,like I pointed out earlier in the show,
you wouldn't know which was which.And the good news is you are
doing good. You're going to Vegas, You're going to San Francisco, your
show is blowing up, turning pointUSA. Yes, no, I'm doing
(31:32):
okay. But like once again,you know, my girlfriend, her job,
you know they're laying off people likecrazy. I mean, she's fine,
but just you know she I'm justseeing other corporations. My dad's in
business, like his business is doingbad. I am very thankful and lucky
that I'm a crazy person and Ican go and travel with that content.
You know, I'm just saying,I'm very lucky that I've been able to,
I guess channel my craziness. ButI'm very empathetic to all the other
(31:55):
people that are struggling right now,because, like I said, my dad's
business is dying. My girlfriend's businessand dying. Those are the two people
that I'm closest to, And Ihear stories from other people how much they're
struggling. But it wasn't that longago under Trump where people were thriving.
So I hope we can get itback to that as soon as possible.
And what about your Your wife's boyfriend, Don Tavius is terrible. He's on
(32:15):
probated He luckily He's about to goto Jeff for life because if Kamel's third
strike policy, so Kamala Harrison doinghim any favors either cold blooded, my
man, I hate to hear it. Alex, Texas is proud of you,
my man. Keep up the goodwork, Alex Stein Blaze TV.
If you don't follow him on socialmedia, put a little bit of funny
in your news feed. Follow myboy, Alex quick break, We'll be
(32:37):
right back. Stop it, government, get out of my life. You're
listening to the Pursuit of Happiness radio. Howard Stern gave Biden some tips for
debating. He told him the wayto interrupt Trump debate is to scream bob
(33:00):
ab booie. Apparently that works greatfor Howard Stern and his team. I'm
Kenny Webster. We're still not done. You know, we got a little
more time here today. In fact, Donald Trump just released this statement about
his legal charges this week. Thiscase is a complete and total joke,
and everybody knows it. You havea case about a porn star. The
(33:21):
leading witness's name is Pecker, andyou have a gag order. Isn't that
incredible? You have a Pecker,You have a porn star and you have
a gag order. And when youput all three of those things together,
crazy things start happening. And thecourtroom we talk about it all the time,
is incredibly called. So Pecker isgetting very small. You know that
it's incredibly cold, and the onlything keeping us warm is when Alvin Bragg
(33:44):
walks in and is thunder thighs rumpedtogether, we get heat. This is
a complete and total joke and acomplete and total scale. Everybody knows Karen
McDougall, Stormy Daniels, I wouldn'ttouch them with a ten foot poll,
and I know exactly what that believeme. I mean, maybe not a
(34:05):
ten foot poll. It's time onceagain for voicemail messages from you. The
following voicemail messages were sent from listenersjust like you using the Iheard Radio app.
If you want to send us avoicemail, just download the iHeartRadio smartphone
app and push the talkback button right. You can send us a thirty second
audio recording that we will play onthe show at a future date, probably
(34:27):
because it would be impossible to playyour audio messages on a previous day.
True, So what are you waitingfor? Download the app and leave us
a message today, all right,so you know the rules. The rules
are. There are no rules otherthan you can't swear. Don't blame me.
I don't make the rules. Youcan't. It's the FCC. It's
not Kenny Schwala. I would letyou swear if it was up to me,
you know, First Amendment and all. And also try to make it
(34:49):
quiet in the background. If you'relistening to the radio, turn it down.
If it's noisy, maybe go intoa quiet room. But other than
that, it's simple. You usethe app, you can leave me a
little voicemail message, and then youcan hear yourself on the show. And
we haven't played these in a fewdays, so let's get caught up on
them. Here's some of what youguys have been saying. Toto Georgie poetry.
(35:09):
Huh okay. So sometimes people don'tknow that they're leaving a recording for
us. They think they're using theapp to request a song. I think
I should point out I don't listento these ahead of time. That's part
of the fun I think is Idon't know what you're gonna say. But
sometimes the voicemail messages don't make anysense, and Anyway, that guy was
(35:30):
trying to hear a song by theclassic rock band Toto. So I apologize,
sir, but that it didn't makeit to the AI. Instead,
you got on a talk radio showin Houston. This illiberal. Hubert Humphrey
was a classic liberal. Alan Dershowitzis a classic liberal. The Democrats that
are being so fascist are being illiberal, right, Yeah, I call them
(35:53):
neoliberals, but I get your point. I still think you have a great
you know, I think modern daylibertarians are kind of like classic liberals.
Of course, the problem with thatis some of the modern day libertarians are
just anarchists masquerading as something else becausethey know it's not fashionable to be an
anarchist. Do you ever go toa libertarian cocktail party or a book club
(36:14):
meeting or a political convention. It'sall just people advocating for no government at
all, rather than an advocacy forreducing government. There's no cap on that.
But anyway, I'm getting off topichere. I believe that voicemail message
we just heard with somebody reacting towhat I was talking about last week about
how modern day liberals are for censorshipand they're anti capitalist and they don't really
(36:37):
understand the history of their own ideology. That's why they've swayed away from it
so much. But yeah, weboth agree, modern day liberals are not
classic liberals by any means, sir, You're correct about that, all right,
More voicemails. How many records orfor sex do you think Taylor Swift
actually physically sold? How many recordsare cassettes? Do I think Taylor Swift
(37:01):
actually sold? I don't think shesold any cassettes, would be I'll just
start that's an easy one to answer. Probably no cassettes at all as far
as records go. They say thatshe's breaking, you know, a different
kind of record. Pun intended thatshe is actually selling vinyl. Interestingly,
enough, people are buying. Peopledon't buy physical CDs anymore. But the
(37:22):
way that they measure the success nowof new music isn't even with the sales
of albums. It's downloads and streamsand stuff like that. And I guess,
to her point, to her credit, quite a few. But anyway,
just because something's popular doesn't mean it'sgood, right, I'm sure,
I'm sure you guys would agree withthat. I don't know. Maybe I'm
(37:43):
just biased because certain people that usedto be in my life are fans of
Taylor Swift, but I don't happento be one anyway. You guys know,
I listen to angry, loud music, so some most people don't like
the kind of music I listen to. So what the hell do I know?
Salute from Georgia. Great shows thisweek, Kenny, thank you.
I'm just the FBI is investigating theFrancis Scott key Bridge collapse. Yeah,
(38:05):
it sounds like the Foxes are lookingin to get another incident at the Handhouse
to me, just Dale. Youknow, early on we were told that
if you speculated about that, youwere a conspiracy theorist and you were crazy.
But I guess we see how that'sturned out now the FBI is actually
investigating it. So you know,if you're crazy, then Joe Biden's DOJ
(38:27):
is crazy too. But I'm beingredundant. Love the Primis, fellas,
appreciate it. You're old South ofLouisiana. Keep the Primus rolling, that's
funny. The Primus is something weplay as bumper music on the show right
now. I've been playing a lotof it on the show lately because I
saw them in concert a couple ofweeks ago. I'm actually wearing my Primus
hoodie right now. Thank you,sir, Hey, while you're not on
in New Orleans non non point fiveWalton and Johnson, I don't know if
(38:52):
somebody left that voicemail the other day. They must have been having technical issues.
So again, I don't listen tothese before I play them, so
I don't know what you guys aregoing to say. But here's something I
did listen to before I played it. Over the weekend, the White House
Correspondence Dinner took place, and itwas exactly what you think it would be,
a bunch of liberal comedians patting abunch of liberal politicians on the back.
(39:12):
But there was one moment when comedianColin Jost of Saturday Night Live,
the host of Weekend Update, startedmaking jokes about Joe Biden to Joe Biden's
face. And they weren't that bad, but it completely bombed with this audience.
They didn't get that he was beingfunny. They are a group of
people that have become so humorless theydon't even understand when someone's trying to joke
(39:34):
with them. It's also wonderful tobe back in Washington. I loved being
in Washington. The last time Iwas in DC, I left my cocaine
at the White House. It's prettyfunny. Come on. Luckily the President
was able to put it to gooduse for a State of the Union.
Come on, that's funny. Comeon, I thought, so, I'm
(39:58):
kidding. Of course, the Presidentdoesn't call it. He calls it high
speed rail. It is good,I thought, so. By the way,
can you blame the guy for turningto cocaine? He must be exhausted
orchestrating four separate trials against his rival, rigging the Super Bowl, and gearing
(40:19):
up to steal a second election.Wow, that's the joke. And nobody
laughs. And then he points outthat Joe laughed, but nobody else did.
Biden laughed. Yeah, crickets chirpingin the room. I don't know.
I guess maybe part of the reasonI thought that was funny is because
I, in my mind, Iset the barlow. Do you remember the
prequels to Star Wars Jar Jar Banksand They. I didn't go see those
(40:43):
movies opening weekend years ago. Ialways thought they would suck, And so
eventually when I watched them, Ienjoyed watching them, mostly because by the
time I got around to watching them, everybody said they were terrible. That's
kind of what the White House CorrespondenceDinner was last weekend for me. I
knew it was going to be awful, so when I watched it, it
wasn't actually that bad. And hopefullyyou guys set the barlow for this radio
(41:05):
show too. Never expect this showto be good, but tune into it
anyway, and then you'll be pleasantlysurprised that it actually is pretty entertaining every
afternoon from three to four pm.Thank you so much for tuning in.
I have a podcast of this show. If you ever miss a minute of
it, you can find it oniHeartRadio or Spotify or even the Walton and
Johnson smartphone app, still free afterall these years. I love you all.
Have a great afternoon. We'll beback bright and early tomorrow morning for
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more of what you bought a radiofor. You are listening to the Pursuit
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