Hour 1 - The Left is Rebranding Oct. 7th

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1:05We are here to hang with you for the next three hours and hopefully bring some fun and some information to all of you as we continue to move through the primary season with 27 days now. Sorry, the midterm election season with 27 days until the midterm. The primary season of course is now complete. Lots of polling data continues to come out. President Trump is headed to Texas to rally with Ken Paxton this evening. I am told that Roger Clemens, legendary rocket. Picture will be introducing President Trump at this Texas rally. And I imagine that there will be a lot of enthusiasm for Ken Paxton and also for Greg Abbott as Texans hopefully are waking up to the fact that you got to show up at the polls because Democrats yet again it's groundhog day are convinced they're going to win statewide in Texas. Something that they have not done in over a generation and I would say in general sometimes winning every year can make you believe that you are naturally going to continue to win every year.

2:17And so I think there can be some reluctance, recalcitrance in terms of people being able to get out and get their votes in Texans as many other states do as well that traditionally have been read. They need to take advantage of this opportunity to get out and and make sure that you get your ballots in. It is also buck the three year anniversary of October 7th when 1200 innocent Israelis were murdered in cold blood by Hamas when 250 citizens of Israel were taken hostage many of them held for years if they were fortunate enough to survive that captivity. And I started off my day and I understand that on some level I expect for politicians on the left that have decided that Israel is evil to have posts such as this. And I do think it's important though to start off the show pointing out that good and evil still exists and there are many people particularly on the left that are in a position of defending evil on a regular basis.

3:30And here is what mom Donnie said about the three year anniversary of October 7th 2023. This day is profoundly painful for many New Yorkers in marks three years since the horrific war crimes of October 7th on that day Hamas killed more than 1100 Israelis objected 251 others we grieve alongside our many friends and neighbors who still carry that unthinkable loss. If you just said that I would have been surprised and I would have said good for mongon he but of course he did not stop there but he said the suffering did not begin or in that day instead continued through the Israeli governments devastating ongoing genocide in Gaza and then it runs through all of the attacks on Israel for perpetrating a genocide. This even in the world in which we live where I think many of us are enured to political lies. This is a nasty lie that is foundational to the Democrat party now and I think it's incumbent on all of us to call this out.

4:37Israel did not enact a genocide in any way they responded to an unprovoked war attack the version of a modern day 911 on their country and every bit of their response in my opinion has been 100% justified and buck as we have said for some time on this program I do think it's important to point out. When the United States was attacked on 911 we ran down holy hell on those who perpetrated that attack on us this attack on Israel given the population and given the 250 people that were taken hostage was actually even more extensive by Hamas on Israel than 911 was on the United States I think it's important to contextualize that when we. What we are witnessing is actually a broad effort by the left here in this country clay and globally to immediately rebrand October 7th from the day of the worst terror attack in modern history after 911 an unprovoked attack that really started on a piece dance concert.

5:58They went out a bunch of hippies in the desert were dancing and having fun overwhelmingly a lot of them would have been people I'm sure who wanted a two state solution or whatever the more liberal positions are in Israeli politics of the moment and they were not just gone down they were raped they were tortured they were kidnapped they kidnapped children let's be very clear about and they killed the children let's be very clear about this. Hamas what Hamas did on October 7th was so calculated brutal and disgusting that it is remarkable remarkable that the Israeli response was as restrained as it was for all of human history if one of your neighboring states which by the way is an impoverished crap heap okay even with all the money that it gets them all the rest of the world. Spent its time and resources building endless arrays of tunnels building command centers under hospitals and schools all these resources into a war that they could not win but a terror attack that they could perpetrate who would be there to say the response was disproportionate what is a disproportionate response to a statelet in the case of God.

7:24The that makes its very existence premise upon the erasure of your existence as in killing every man woman a child in your country. What is disproportionate in that context when you look at it that way the Israelis showed incredible restraint and here's another way to look at it clay the population figures on this don't lie people say Gaza genocide they're doing this intentionally they do it also important reminder because they want to money the waters with the genocide of the Holocaust they have all these every Arab state and every Arab who hates the Israelis and hates the Jews let's be very clear is deeply resentful of the Holocaust narrative because they view it as a victimization story that gives the Jews both a cohesion as a people afterwards a special place a special place in Israel but also a moral high ground looking at the rest of the world unless the rest of history that they resent and they see the world.

8:24They want to say oh yeah they not only did well they do a lot of times deny that genocide a real genocide and that is what a genocide looks like by the way we're going to kill every man woman and child we can as fast as we can that was genocide of the Holocaust in World War two that was genocide in Rwanda it has been genocide in other places to 2% of the population of Gaza killed in the counter military offensive when we know and there's no debate there's no doubt about this the Israelis could have leveled every building and killed every man woman and child in Gaza. In 24 hours if they had wanted to so Clay if they weren't trying to be as careful as possible why only kill 20,000 children as the number is 15,000 children as a number which you know we have to look and see if that's even an accurate figure but that's the figure that's always talked about why why limit yourself there why be so ineffective at genocide if you can have 100% success rate. The people talking about Gaza genocide have no answer to this because they are inbisels and because they are invertebrate morality on purpose.

9:27So I think it's important to call it out I think all that was very well said I think you need to understand that a lot of your kids and a lot of your grandkids if you look at the polling have no idea what happened on October 7 have bought into the idea that they see on tiktok or that they see on YouTube from skill and a droid. Masters of disinformation like I would say mom Donnie is often he is an articulate con man when it comes to advocating for policies that are likely to be highly unsuccessful but also blatantly untrue. And so I think all of this matters in a very significant way I went to Israel I went to the cabutses I met with the survivors I went to the Nova music festival where all of those innocent Jews all those innocent Israelis were murdered in cold blood when they went to just watch a music festival producer Ali traveled around with me all of the cars that were attacked.

10:33Shot up all of the people that were murdered in cold blood in an honest world the people of Gaza who did not support Hamas would be blaming Hamas for all of the deaths that have occurred in Gaza because Hamas decided to attack Israel on October 7 if they had not done that all of the people who are dead in Gaza now the erratically would still be alive. And so all of this I think is highly significant and I think it's important for people of good conscience to call out the lies that are rolling through on a regular basis on this three year anniversary and again it is intentional it is highly. I think this matters in the race that's coming up in Michigan the polling continues to show how tight it is if you are a middle of the road person Abdul El Sayed has been regularly accusing Israel of genocide that is a lie if you are Jewish in Michigan I have frankly no earthly idea how you could show up in vote for Abdul El Sayed if you are using your full faculties.

11:51I will tell you that at least 40% and I would tell you more Jews in Michigan will vote for Abdul El Sayed get ready it's important yes and I think that that is indicative of a whole range of things we talked about on the program but clay this is very much when you hear the way that they do the yes October 7 was was bad comma but let's talk about the Gaza genocide when you see that it's very much if somebody was murdered and they were having a funeral. I think that's why we are having a funeral service for this murdered person imagine if the family of the person who did the murder showed up and said yes this murder was bad but my son is in prison for the murder and prison is really rough. Two things not the time of the place and two you caused it or he caused it in that context with the Gaza genocide it didn't just happen to them it didn't happen at all because it's not a genocide and the counteroffensive was just that what is the I was going to ask people clay they were calling for a ceasefire these same people immediately yes immediately this is imagine I walked up as somebody in a bar

13:02Hickam is harder to do broke their nose right there and then I said whoa whoa whoa hey guys we want peace now no more fighting when he goes back to hit me in the face that is exactly what the critics of Israel did then and they continue to this day I was I mean I'm probably should go out there interesting knowing because if I try to debate anybody on the soon you're in the pocket of the Jews and you know what I've been called also I get called the Jew all the time and you know what I'm not but I love the Jews and they're great people so keep calling me a Jew haters but this is what happens they just can't they can't actually debate the substance on this what is an appropriate response after October 7th can one of these in the vessels what again I'm going to be all said oh maybe we should have a you when a you when peacekeeping force dropped in there you know you are the yeah who wants that job how long is that going to last and how is that justice I just think I just come back to if you want to take it outside of Israel I think it's a very easy thing to think about how America responded to 9-11 and then the analogy which is a good one of what will we do if a Mexican terror organization came into the United States killed 1200 of our people and then kidnapped 250 of us buck we would obliterate that Mexican organization

14:17we would tear it out root branch in stem and it would be justified that's and it would be the right thing to do and some people would die who were not affiliated with that terror organization but guess what William Sherman got it right war is hell war is hell because so many people that are not actual combatants end up bearing the consequences of war since time immemorial and so if you don't want to be in a war I would suggest don't conduct an unprovoked attack on your neighbor just an idea not even I mean let's be very clear not even a military attack correct they didn't conduct a military attack they conducted a let's brutally murder rape and torture as many defenseless civilians as we possibly can it was and Pearl Harbor was far more honorable than October 7th I'm not saying Pearl Harbor was honorable but it was a farm it was a military attack it was a milit they did not try to intentionally kill as many civilians as possible put aside the Japanese did a lot of that and China and the Philippines I know all of that but Pearl Harbor was a far more military law of war style attack

15:34then I cover some who just kill as many you know kids running around the street as you can and do it up close in personal and videotape and by the way have everybody in Gaza high five on the streets and laughing and cheering about it to they weren't horrified by it they loved it what show me the video of people in Gaza saying clay that they thought that this was a trotious so terrible for the people of Gaza for the policy they celebrated when the hostages were brought back into Gaza look at how they celebrated in the streets as innocent people were brought and taken into the tunnels and held for years it was three years ago today is really residents were brutally attacked by Hamas we haven't forgotten none of us have one American organization we all know and appreciate the international fellowship of Christians and Jews was on the ground immediately in the aftermath I've seen the work that they have done it was life saving bombs shelters bulletproof emergency vehicles all of these hospitals that they could move underground so people could be able to recover safely I went there I saw the devastation I saw the attacks I went to the

16:34cabots is I went to the Nova festival site for music where all those hundreds of young people were brutally murdered went through the rubble all over the bomb neighborhoods in the north of Israel but we witnessed the incredible kindness of the IFCJ here in America on the third anniversary of October 7 thousands of churches have joined the flags of fellowship movement a symbol of solidarity between our two countries if you see an Israeli flag planted somewhere today take a moment to think about what the Israeli people went through and what they are standing up for on the basis of western civilization every flag honor someone who gave up their life on that day an innocent person killed in cold blood to learn more about the international fellowship of Christians and Jews visit this website join f o f dot org that's the word join and the letters f o f dot org

17:43if you're ready to feel confident again visit orderly meds dot com to learn about which g l p one you may be eligible for getting started as fast easy and happens virtually through telemedicine from licensed professionals gain confidence choose healthy habits this fall check it out for yourself go to orderly meds dot com that's orderly meds dot com taking care of yourself feels great compounded medications are not FDA approved eligibility required and determined by a licensed provider individual results may vary see website for details welcome back into clay and box got a lot of news to get to today as well just give you a sense uh trump on the campaign trail will have some of the highlights from him from uh yesterday in the uh late afternoon in the evening more on the corn l seven and i grew those were saying clay it shouldn't be the corn l seven two of the guys didn't even do anything like sexual really am i missing something no i mean the fact that those guys got kicked out of school i continue to think they actually got punished more than their actions just

18:43defied i mean the girl was doing drugs with them that one guy now accusing the girl of sexual assault is going to throw a little bit of a uh well we're gonna get there we're gonna get there you get that second a little tease clay little tees yeah these three little wrench into things but as far as they stand there a couple of guys who had no I have a system like there was no um penetration of any kind shall we say which so what are we even talking about with those guys they just like walked into the room for a second anyway corn l seven uh we're gonna kick kids out of school for just doing drugs because you're gonna have a lot of kids kick that a school for that uh michigan senate race comal Harris makes and parents clay we got a lot of things a lot of things and you can talk about the latest the corn l seven because that is really interesting amen um you're going to like the cell phone service that purtalk provides we do purtalk service it's on the same towers and network is one of the better known cell phone companies giving you great five g nationwide service but that's where the similarities and then purtalk moves ahead customer service team is all us based very competent friendly easy to work with and I know because I've had to talk to them in the past monthly

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20:49corn l was too punitive in the way that they conducted this investigation and I would just go back to all of this evidence it was an epic miscalculation to dis invite her from the Halloween party all of this sounds crazy what is wild to me is the idea that we would ever end up in a situation where if the fraternity had just said hey you know what people got carried away maybe that got a little bit too wild but everybody was consensual college kids crazy things happen you're welcome to come to our Halloween party and dress up like I don't know uh the bavarian beer winch whatever she happened to decide was her sexy costume for the night I don't know that any of this would have ever happened buck I think this entire story because if you go back and you look at all the evidence she didn't alleged that she had been raped until nearly a month after this incident happened

21:53and if you go back and look at her motivations her motivation seems to have been one that she was somewhat chasened by the response from others on campus talking about what she had done in the fraternity and sorority communities and then when the fraternity said after having said previously hey we're cool with you you're welcome to come to our party hey actually you can't come to our party that was the detonation moment where she became angry and decided that there would have to be consequences and at no point in time has she ever accepted any of the responsibility personally for her actions that she voluntarily engaged in and I actually think the lawyers for the Cornell so-called Cornell 7 are not being aggressive enough personally in their public defense of these guys and the fact that they committed no crimes and actually that the consequences they've suffered are too severe relative to a consensual sexual act can I can I

22:58give you maybe and I'm not sure that I'm just going to counterpoint a little bit here on one aspect of this I'm not sure that that's how I I'm necessarily feel but I just want to give another perspective that's my way of saying maybe they're just trying to lay low a little bit and see if charges are brought or not because they recognize right I'm just thinking out loud here they recognize the political heat right now going into a midterm and they realize right like think about this you're these attorneys for these kids maybe they can out loud but maybe they're like you know what we don't want to go all out and go scorched earth about our side yet because if this is just a show investigation with leticia james running by the way they just they just appointed Sally Yates who for those who remember 2016 she was the acting attorney general a holdover obviously a lifelong Democrat lib holdover from the Obama administration she was the acting attorney general she had been deputy attorney general under Obama working for well gosh what was his name who's the attorney

24:05air holder holder thank you and she refused the the travel ban order she also was part of flagging general Flynn for prosecution after komi set that in trap so she's a partisan hack is my point in case anyone's no Cornell has brought her in but clay maybe these lawyers are thinking we let them make all this noise but you know we don't get too loud until a little time passes because after the election things my because they don't they haven't had criminal charges yet as my point that's all I don't know maybe that's wrong though because the civil suit is for millions of dollars but a civil suit is a different thing by the way I think the civil suit how is she going to prevail in a civil suit you don't know I mean I just stand in just 50 percent plus one I think her no I know but if you didn't commit a crime how would you have done anything wrong well I think her most of the time when you file civil lawsuits the goal is to shame and embarrass the big organizations

25:05that have huge insurance policies into cutting a check for you even if they aren't responsible at all so Cornell I don't know what Cornell's endowment is but probably I'll say three billion dollars it's huge right Ivy League school they can cut her a check for 10 million dollars or seven million or six or five whatever the heck it is and it's nothing to them and then they get to put out a statement saying we have implemented new policies to ensure that nothing like this ever happens again and they're basically just buying public relations even if she doesn't deserve the money and so sometimes oftentimes big organizations make this decision and I would be stunned if they it's they're not already talking with her about how to pay her off just so they're not the bad guy and oh that's where the money is the president of Cornell has already spoke oh we're having a hole yes we're gonna do in the hole oh my gosh we're gonna look at these worry that he's gonna lose his job this is how this goes right like everybody doesn't engage this is really the

26:10woke era writ large people don't act in the best in the best interest of the institution or the company they act in their own personal best interest and that means that you say things that you may not agree with so that your job is still there because everybody's always afraid in the cancel culture era that they're gonna be the guy or the gal that ends up on the chopping block and that's why it's ultimately cowardice that allowed the whole woke era to exist people didn't agree with it they were just afraid that their job would be threatened so ever believe all women every black person's getting murdered by cops defund all this craziness that people knew was untrue they said was they believed in because they wanted to keep their jobs it's an ultimate test of cowardice now just imagine you have a giant checkbook your point about the endowment that's not your money that you can write a check from to keep your job and you know this is true by the way on the corporate side too oh I don't know can you can you have the company write it five million

27:14dollar check to BLM and maybe that means that you get to keep your ten million dollar your job because that's a pretty easy calculation and for Cornell for this president easiest easiest insurance money for his career in the world is to pay the girl here the woman here you know a low seven figure settlement and then say you know the university has made good on this whatever's not coming out of his pocket so by the way you know what that also encourages and this is why so one I looked up the salary of the Cornell president is $1.5 million a year probably get to house this is what Kamala Harris should be doing it's a great deal we don't do much low stress high praise typical job you probably get an unbelievable president's house to live in oh yeah everyone you probably get an unbelievable expense account right so you're not even spending any of your one you have a private jet probably to fly you anywhere you're not actually spending any of the money you make and you have millions of dollars and ancillary benefits that are not taxed I guarantee you that's the

28:15way those contracts work just trust me on it you also though buck when you sign these deals and you pay off this these individuals you just further encourage these kind of lawsuits this is why I give credit and I still think it's their policy Walmart prosecutes to the full extent of the law everybody they catch shoplifting in Walmart it actually costs them a lot of money because prosecuting following through anybody that steals at least this used to be the policy somebody can let me know if it's changed but the idea is we are not going to allow people to steal from us and then get the idea that theft is acceptable here because the reality is anybody who's ever worked in retail the profit margin in retail is so small that shrinkage i.e. stolen property eats up a huge percentage overall profit it's it is the number one threat to many businesses being able to make money and so Walmart says look if we catch you stealing anything we're prosecuting you to the full extent of the law

29:19love it it costs them a lot of money but their idea is that ultimately they're going to benefit because there's going to be less theft than if they don't prosecute people and this is the downside here it's going to be more lawsuits like this 11.8 billion dollars thanks to our esteemed listener and friend who sent me that one 11.8 billion dollars 11.8 billion buck 8 million dollars 10 million dollars is like you are me bending over to pick up like a quarter on the street to cornel in terms of the percentage of it's a minor nuisance settlement for a for endowment of that size because remember the endowments are all set up a great job that some people have a great gig is they manage these endowments and they are growing so they're in the stock markets and so they're making 7 12 maybe 15% in a really good year on 11 billion dollars that's a lot of cash by the way also getting 20% tax rate because when you run a hudd hedge fund instead of paying 40% as labor in a long term yeah long term tax rates so you're only paying 20% on what you mean basically we need to get a job

30:22either running cornel as the president clay or running the endowments is the one of the takeaways but this is why it this is why it's also fundamentally dishonest by the way because you know how the only way you probably could lose your 10 year job at cornel if you come out and say hey you know what i think this was all consensual yes if you this this this is the this situation for a university president use the worst nightmare basically short of them being caught in some like really egregious personal conduct right you know like killing somebody in a vehicular homicide while drunk okay that's bad too but this like a political conflagration that brings in all a national level attention because clay this will affect they're worried about how this will affect donors how this will affect perception of the school cornel already i'm just saying gets a lot of heat for being the like not really an ivy but it's technically an ivy so like they're very cornel people are very sensitive about that by the way so they're going to be very sensitive about any reputational stuff it is very funny too um the idea that which is they're trying to sell that cornel would be biased

31:27in favor of frat guys in 2024 this idea oh this is the patriarchy at work this is how much of a a rigged job we've got in place here the idea come on that they're giving the benefit of the doubt to frat guys again i actually think the guys who got expelled got an unfair treatment based on the evidence i haven't seen any evidence that they even violated the student code now if you're saying oh they got expelled have they used the school because i think they should sue the school i don't i don't disagree with you i mean now if you're arguing hey they got kicked out because they violated drug codes on campus like those are different things than the sex code so i haven't seen the full disciplinary review file so maybe they got them with that i talked about this on pod yesterday i mean there are schools my sister went to davidson and i actually don't like this uh she went to davidson and their honor code isn't just that you will not lie still or plagiarize basic i'm not you know paraphrasing but it's like you will not do

32:29any of those things you also are obligated to turn in anyone who does i do not i am not a snitch man i'm sorry i can't look i didn't go there but i remember that when she went there and she told me that now davidson's a great school a lot of people love it but i'm just saying the i think you V.A. might have a similar honor i there are two schools that have an honor code words not just you can get expelled for like cheating on a test obviously things like that but if you know somebody does and you don't turn them in you can be held accountable that's a whole other conversation about ethics i i i'm very i've very get very slippery on that one um but anyway Clay i think that in this case yes you can be expelled for plagiarizing your your thesis or you know any paper for that matter you don't go to prison for it right so there's a difference between campus discipline and criminal discipline or criminal sanction but i'm i'm with you on this i'm sitting here like why were they even if it wasn't criminal that means there was consent if there was consent why are they in trouble amen and also if they were kicked out what if it's drug use

33:33things like that why was she not kicked out because she was also voluntarily consuming drugs as a part of this encounter you raise a good question but we know why because it comes back to the fact that we don't actually have a system that is rigged in favor of the fraternity guys they're actually presumed guilty and likely to be in my opinion treated unfairly more than they're getting the benefit of the doubt uh look some people would say happiness is a freezer full of good ranchers beef and chicken that's because the taste of their steaks burgers bacon chicken worth talking about good ranchers works with more than a hundred American ranchers farmers that raised their livestock the right way past your raise no added hormones no antibiotics the kind of healthy delicious food you choose to feed your family so instead of filling your grocery cart with store bought products that come from who knows where opt for good ranchers instead good ranchers number one company delivering a hundred percent American meat to your door they ship overnight to your home on your schedule for a limited time you can get a free ground beef bundle with your first good ranchers order that's

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36:39j with us talking about october seventh but third hour congs and mad absolute with us he is from tenicey which is a state that some people are saying very beautiful wonderful states some people really like the great state of tenicey including mr clay travis uh... so we will get that going and we've also got uh... some talk backs from uh... from the sheet here clay let me see let's start with talk back a podcast listener joe a voice joe cancels city clay i love you i love you all this time we've been doing sports party to charm is your arrogance but this is the part where what you're saying about the economy what you're saying about it being by the school all that's correct but now you got to take a page out of your kids book and how do we mass producing the message out in thirty second humorous tic-tac clips to show exactly what you're saying to the other generation it's it's a great point and i am thankful that i am not a politician on many different issues on a regular basis one of them is because lots of politicians don't

37:44feel like they can tell you the truth because if they tell you the truth you're going to judge them for telling you the truth uh... i don't have to worry about that so i do like to work on communication devices and ways to cut through the noise and i think the best way to point this out is uh... we had a caller yesterday i think it was who said it what are democrats going to do to make your life better i have not heard anything that democrats are saying that will concretely make your life better and i think i think uh... i think you're skipping something i think comelagab is good answer which is taxpayer funded transgender surgery for illegal alien inmates that is a promise the last time we gave democrats complete control of the government was twenty twenty one and they immediately took us to nine percent inflation we are still fighting the battles the fires that they started five years six years later so they aren't going to make your life better trump and republican

38:47policies will just have to give them time and i'm telling you twenty twenty seven twenty twenty eight i'd like the odds of jadey vans or whomever the republican nominee is going to be heck i think if trump were the nominee he would be in great shape because i think the economy is going to be firing on all cylinders by the time the next presidential cycle happens we'll talk about that and more we come back with y'all in our numbers to introducing voices of vivgart vivgart is also known as its generic name f-guard tigamad alpha f-cap and this new podcast features first-hand stories from people living with a rare disease hosted by andra stratton these perspectives highlight that life is more than a moment a condition or a tough day living with a rare disease can be challenging but it does not define the voices of vivgart in these episodes they share their stories from diagnosis to working with their care team on their treatment plan listen to voices of vivgart on the i heart radio app apple podcast or wherever you get your podcast

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