Kay Hill: Why Shane Gillis & Modern Comedy Are Terrifying the Mainstream Media

0:00Why is this happening? Young voters are leaving in droves. What exactly is it that's pushing young voters away from, especially the conservative right? Well, Kay Hill says the answer may be sitting in plain sight and people like Shane Gillis, Joe Rogan, Thiel Vaughan, and what they understand could reshape the next election. Here's a bit of a preview. Then the full conversation. I need you to watch and make sure you subscribe. He won cancel culture, basically. So Gillis got famous because he was hired as a writer for SNL, then fired because he made a legitimately funny Asian joke. Right. And then he kind of said, well, if I don't get to go and write for SNL, then I'm just going to carry on being a stand up. And I'm going to write my own stuff. And I'm going to go work with my friends like Tony Hinchcliffe, who is, you know, the godfather right now, certainly the gatekeeper. Why is the right so stupid that they're not taking advantage of this foot on the left? And is this about Charlie Kirk not being involved anymore? Is it about nobody really filling that void? Is this about Tucker Carlson and NTG and Thomas Massey and Joe Kent sitting around a table and laughing and waving at the camera? What the hell's going on in the right?

1:09No, as much as listen, like everyone like attacks, Tucker, I worked for Davy Kola for way too long to ever attack, Tucker. But when I, yeah, no, him, can is all those guys that is. Bless the hearts, but that is not the divide we're seeing amongst the GOP, the GOP right now. So well, actually let's let's take it back a little bit here. Joe, let's go back all the way to 2020. So 2020. That elections heating up. We're seeing a lot of young people moving for Trump, but the needle isn't quite pushed as far as it needs to go. Young people, they're not going to go vote for Biden. And I'm talking about was a young people. I'm talking about millennials. So actually, we're not that young anymore. We're in our like mid 40s, some of us. So I would say the age sort of around 40, 45 and under. This is the demographic I'm talking about when I go, you know, for younger GOP voters, who, you know, traditionally probably would have voted Democrat or just not shown up at all 10, 15 years ago.

2:14So he saw some good movement in 2020, not quite enough. And then we had, you know, the Charlie Kirk millennial, Gen Z youth tsunami that was 2024. And Trump really truly won young people, not just because of Charlie Kirk, but because he was anti war, that's what we love. And he wanted to bring out all of the X-D and stuff to light. And, you know, I'm sure there are handful young people who wrote for him because he talked about, you know, everyone thought that he was going to be the guy to legalize weed. Talk about the UFOs, break down the intelligence agencies and stop from experimenting on, you know, the American people like were logically etc. Et cetera, etc, etc, etc. Yada, Yada, Yada. Cut forward, early 2026. I guess we're mid 2026 now, but really not that long into Trump's second term. He is hemorrhaging the millennial vote. They are not going liberal.

3:16They are not going towards the Democrats because they're just staying home, Joe. They're just staying home. Lesson work. It's not going to work. And I think it's definitely partly due to the void left by Charlie Kirk. So when he was assassinated almost a year ago, now which is kind of crazy to think, when he was assassinated, Joe, there is no one out there who's ever going to replace him. There was a minute where they thought it was going to be, it was like kids name, Breland, Brieland, Holland. No idea. Exactly. That kind of impacted me. But kind of impacts he made. I think a lot of people looking his platform thought it was way too, no offense, prelimbs. It was way too young, way too feminine, really just completely non-representative of that call youth demographic that really showed up back in 2020. Let me guess from this. Why do you think, because I've got my own opinions on this,

4:20but why do you think TPOSA has done so badly in replacing him? Early on, you're in shock. I get it. It's disgusting. Your leader is gone. The creator is gone. The guy who basically was the glue is gone. It's been almost a year as you said. It's not going to be Andrew Colvet. It's not going to be the producer guy. I forget his name now, who's on that show that's so important. He is. Why wasn't there a farm team at TPOSA with Charlie every single thing to that organization? Because it is not the organization it was a year ago. Again, I leave you if you had a six-month period where you're in mourning, I get it. Why haven't they retooled yet? Why was there no backup plan? I think one of the places where TPOSA has really messed up, and I feel awful talking about the jokes. I have so many friends that work with TPOSA who are involved there, but they really are so out of touch with what actual younger, like their generation of voters care about, want and believe.

5:21Firstly, I don't know a single human being outside of, I guess, maybe Andrew Colvet and a couple of others. No one believes the Tyler Robinson acted alone. Most of the people I know don't even think that he was the one that took the shot. The fact that they have basically ignored all of the people, like myself included, who watched what happened that day, were there in real time watching all the stuff that was being posted online, looking at all the videos that were being shared, like not all of us are sitting around being like as absolutely manic as, you know, the kind of Owens of the world, but I don't know a single human being that truly believes that Charlie's next stopped a bullet. That's not a thing. And I really don't know anyone who truly believes the story that we're being told about his assassination. So they've lost trust. That's just completely out the window. Let me take this out there. I've talked to people who say a 30 out six could have

6:22done that. I talked to others who say there's no way I could have done that. So there's certainly hope that there's an opening there for opinion for more analysis. Am I getting what you're laying down? Are you saying had TPUSA said we think Tyler Robinson was definitely involved because the authorities tell us so, but we don't think this is the whole story. Have they just come out and said that? Do they garner more, more respect, more, more membership, more support? If they just said that your problem, and it's not your problem, your analysis of the problem, is that TPUSA has been too close-minded about what happened to Charlie. It's not even just close-minded. I think it's they're not answering the questions that people have about what they saw that day. And you've got to also understand millennials in general are a very low trust generation. You know, our first collective memory as a demographic, as a generational demographic is Diana clearly being killed by probably the royal family and then us being lied to about it. Then we watched 9,7,7,7.

7:26It's 31st 1997. I think that. Yeah. And then we had 9,11 happen. And you know, we were lied to about it. And then we saw our parents, our friends get sent off to a war that we lost that we were lied to about. And then you come into 2008 where we watched our families and our homes being destroyed by the financial sector. No one getting in trouble for it. No one went out and arrested the bankers that caused that total collapse of the global economy. So we don't trust that that kind of establishment class. Then we have the last sort of like decade, I would say before COVID, where everything seemed to be going good, but everything got so extremely expensive. It kind of cut us out of the rat race. Like no one in the millennial generation has been able to do what our parents did because of the economic strife that came post 2008, but also the greed that came post 2008. Right. And then you had COVID, which like, I mean, do we really want to get into that

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9:32We all live through that. We all know what that is. So we're in the first generation. Rightfully so. Let me let me let you know something. I'm an older Gen X. And I don't trust the government either. So I think that I think there are a lot of low trust generations, but I'm less important vote wise because I'm going to vote for the conservative person. And I'm going to make sure I go and vote. Your your contention is a great one. They're not going to vote for the DSA. They're too smart for that. They're not going to vote for a Democrat necessarily, depending on who they put up. I mean, if it's Connollor Gavin, forget it. And they're definitely not going to vote for somebody on the right, a conservative on the right, unless they say, I agree you shouldn't trust government. And I'm the reason why I'll bring trust back to government. So if you're actually a campaign manager or somebody who is an advisor, you would tell these people, maybe it's JD Vance, maybe it's Marco Rubio, maybe it's Ron DeSantis, maybe somebody we don't know about yet. You would get in their ear and say, you can only win them back if you agree with them on their distrust for the entire machine. Yes. And it's funny that you mentioned that. I'm trying to

10:35remember what I'm allowed to say and what I'm not allowed to say. So, you know, we talk about this. I do a lot of like, you know, research for people. I also do private research. That's something that I do. I mean, I haven't done as much of it since I became mum, but ramping up into the midterms, I'm getting a lot of calls. What are people thinking, saying, doing, how do we sort of win back this youth vote? And the issue, I think, with all of the people that are going to be running on the conservative base is in the same way. So a lot of the young people who would want to go and vote for JD Vance, who would want to go and vote for Marco Rubio, he's now in this kind of awkward, like almost Obama type situation, where, you know, if you can throw yourself back to 2008, you know, there was like the hope and all that kind of stuff and everyone was like, oh, he's going to get us out of all of these wars and he's going to revolutionize the economy and he's, you know, he's not part of the political establishment. That's what one Obama, the same, literally the same

11:40people I'm talking about right now in 2008, like when they had the opportunity to vote for him, either in 2008 or 2012, they went out and did it because he was pushing the stuff that our generation, what we don't want to be involved in yet another 10 year, 20 year, even a two-minute war in the Middle East, the let's be honest, doesn't really feel like it has anything to do with us. It feels like we're fighting it on the part of other people in the same way that we didn't want to be involved in the war and you have nothing to do with us. Why would we send people there? Why would we put money towards that? It's not our problem, leave it alone. But now Trump has kind of unfortunately been backed. I don't think this is his doing. I just want to stress that. I don't think Trump would have done half the stuff that he's done in this term if it was completely up to him, but he's really been backed into a corner where he is now a president at war and that was one of the biggest, you know, sort of check boxes for him back in 2024. We didn't want the wars. He was the

12:42no-war president. He already proved that in his first term and we wanted it for this term, but here we so whoever comes after him now has to win back the trust basically running on the same platform that Trump ran on in 2024, but they have to do it and kind of get through this brick wall that has truly been put up around young people where we don't have a voice of reason like Charlie and the people that we do sit and listen to on a regular basis are kind of standing up and saying like look we were pro Trump, but like we're not pro this version of him and if JD Vance is going to run next or Rubio is going to run next, they yes, it's probably going to be slightly easier for them. None of these people are going to, you know, they're talking about going to go out and vote for a Democrat because we don't want Chinese in women's bathrooms or in our sports fields and we don't want our kids removed if we refuse to admit that they're trans. We don't care about the climate

13:43change things, it's not real. All of their platforms like Democrats know like they're just a joke. Courage is in something that you discover when life is easy. In fact, it's revealed when standing for your faith comes with a cost. We all know what happened to my friend Charlie Kirk. He'd been in my show six times. He was somebody they texted back and forth with and he was somebody that we all learned from somebody who really stood for what he believed in. That's what makes Charlie Kirk American martyr such a powerful story that I want you to make sure you watch and have your kids watch it too. It's not just about politics. It's about a man whose faith shaped every decision he made who loved his family invested in the next generation. In fact, shows conviction over comfort. It asks the question every question should consider. What am I willing to stand for really? In a world that constantly pressures believers to say quiet, Charlie's story reminds us that following Christ has always required boldness, humility and unwavering faith. His legacy isn't about fame. It's about faithfulness and he stood for that every day of his life. If you're looking for

14:45a story that will challenge and encourage you to live out your own calling with courage, you need to see this. Go right now to angel.com slash pags angel.com slash p a g s become an angel guild member watch Charlie Kirk American martyr and help bring more stories of faith, courage and conviction to audiences worldwide. But anyone who's going to run next has to overcome this, yeah, this brick wall that has been put up around our generation where it was like, well Obama lied to us and screwed us over. So that's why we went for Trump and our Trump's gone and done exactly the same. But you're telling me that like the two choices are a bunch of crazy psychotic socialist communist Marxist scum who are going to destroy us or a bunch of guys who are probably going to lie to us and end up perpetuating this war and all of these different things. And so in this void that has really been left in Charlie Kirk's death, you see people like today daily call it an article, my old friend John

15:50Loftus, my old colleague John Loftus wrote a great editorial about how Shane Gillis, I don't know if you know Shane Gillis is. Let me stop you there because you and I you and I were texting about Shane Gillis earlier. I could pick him out of a lineup. I know what he looks like. I think that I've seen him on some roasts and I think that he's very funny. Why does he have his finger on the pulse? Why why are the younger why are millennials like you and even Jen C or Jen Alpha? Why are they paying attention to this guy? What is what is he doing? That's grabbing their ears. He's probably one of the most frank honest comedians you'll ever listen to like I would credit Shane Gillis in bringing back the words like you know like when you joke amongst your friends you call them retard with few joke amongst your friends and you call them gay. Like he kind of brought that back for our generation. Like he got rid of cancel he won cancel culture basically. So Gillis got famous because he was hired as a writer for SNL then fired because he made a legitimately funny Asian joke. Right. And then he kind of said well if I don't get to go and write for SNL then I'm just going

16:53to carry on being a stand up and I'm going to write my own stuff and I'm going to go work with my friends like Tony Hingecliff who is you know the godfather right now certainly the gatekeeper of the modern community. I'm not even so happy because these guys are not only doing comedy they're doing comedy like Lenny Bruce did and Lenny Bruce is way before your time if you look him up he was profane he was fall he was directly said anything you wanted and he was extremely successful but he was like canceled as far as you can get canceled the 60s. They're very much like George Carlin but Carlin was way cleaner and was less direct but he was hilarious. These like Tony Hingecliff I don't think he's very funny but people will will die on that hill for Tony Hingecliff. Is it Hingecliff? Is that how we pronounce it? Hingecliff yeah yeah. So I mean and I've seen Shane Gillis in that scenario too. It is completely over the top. It's completely incansolable territory but it's really working and I'm not criticizing them. I'm telling you what I watched it first and well oh what is

17:55this guy thinking? I remember Hingecliff got in trouble because he talked about Puerto Rico being a barge of garbage floating in the ocean. So I mean these guys just don't care is that what your generation and younger wants just just hit me between the eyes with it. Yeah I think we all think that the world is going to end because a bunch of globalist like glorified lizard people trying to enrich themselves and we think that COVID was a lie in a scam and an attempted depopulation and we don't trust big farmer. We don't trust our schools because kids literally can't read in most major cities across this country. So yeah when we're faced with oh yeah we can't afford to fill our tanks with gas. It's basically impossible to buy a house we have insane mortgage rates like just go down the list of where we're at in terms of the world but particularly our generation on just trying to get a grip. When people like Shangulous, Tony Hingecliff, Joe Rogan I would say like Theo Ron Jeff die. When these guys stand up and basically start riffing everything to shreds

19:00and really just go out on a limb and just you know very edgy in their comedy but it's how I hate to say it Joe but if you hang out with millennials at home type of thing that's how we all talk about everything that's how we all talk to each other because we're not going to be told by an establishment how to think and feel when we know that establishment is not listening to us and we've had it proven time and time again oh we're going to fix this all we're going to do that oh we're going to save everything guess what guys we still think the world is going to end so we're going to listen to our favorite podcasters and comedians about how they also think the world is going to end but we're going to have a laugh on the way down and so they've kind of filled this cultural zeitgeist and gotten this like very firm grip on young people that I don't even think that they want I really don't think that any of these men and I know a lot of these comedians like personally from my time back in LA even went out with a couple of them none of them want the kind of I know crazy right

20:08when I was watching a listening if I mentioned a band case like yeah I used to date the drummer if I if I mentioned what he makes videos yeah you know I was in that video so so I'm not surprised that you know these people that's for sure but but let me ask you this because hinge clips was invited to speak at a Trump rally and that's when he said the Puerto Rico line then everybody's trying to get away from the Puerto Rico line which is stupid is Trump paying attention like he did in the race for 2024 here's what I mean his son Baron clearly was telling him I don't care you got to go on that guy's podcast doesn't matter to me if you're not on the podcast you're not going to win you don't sit down with Rogan for three hours you're not going to win go on feel of on go on this that the other so he seemed to have his pulse on what your generation younger we're looking for via Baron I feel like he's gone away from that even doing the war effort against the Iran I think he goes away from that I think complaining about South Korea yesterday on truth and like talking about how he's great friends with Kim Jong-un it didn't make a lot of sense do you think the younger advisors have been pushed aside by somebody whose older and more sort of old school that that

21:11doesn't get with the younger generation once and I keep saying younger generation but I'm Gen X and I feel exactly the same way I'm like why are you going away from what worked and what you know worked in the first term what worked to get you reelected in 2024 it seems like he's abandoning that a bit does that make sense yes and okay I'm probably going to get in a little bit of trouble for saying this because I wasn't even going to potentially send my client this data but most people Joe in that sort of you know millennial generation they think the only reason that Trump is doing all of this stuff is because he's being black mailed they think the Jeffrey Epstein was you know on some like he was an asset either for CIA, Mossad like Russians whoever anyone and they think that whoever that body is whether it's you know American intelligences or foreign intelligency they think that Trump is literally being black mailed into doing what he's doing because it literally

22:16makes no sense for him to step this far away listen I'm like here I love the way that when you know like when Trump stood on the lawn like when he was walking out to the helicopter and said these guys you know they've been fighting forever they don't know what the F they're doing I loved when he ripped apart Zelensky and said like you're going to come in here dressed like trash and try and yell at me about what you won't get out of here like you loser right you know like that that was like he has these moments where we see the Trump that you know all my friends and everyone voted for but I think stepping away as much as he has it makes such little sense that most people think that he's being black mailed into doing it because like you said what like and I don't think that that is necessarily the truth I'm just telling you what my data says that people think is the truth just like they think that in 50 years time we're going to learn that it was a US intelligency that killed or was at least

23:20involved in the death of Charlie Kirk you know like same with JFK like do they really think well there's no doubt now there's no jail with JFK that's for sure but let me let me throw this at you I'm going to give you my theory on Epstein and I'm not saying he's to defend Trump but I think that there could be some truth here because Mike Johnson the speaker of the house slipped one day when the media was there and he said what what are you talking about he was working with the FBI to get to get Jeffrey Epstein something like that he suggested that then citizen Trump was an informant for the FBI I think there's a chance that Trump knows if every single thing is released it's going to be it's going to be known by all that he was an asset of the FBI I don't have a problem with him announcing that I would applaud him you got a really bad guy off the streets that's really good we know that he called in to the local authorities you got to do something about this guy because he's a bad we know that he kicked him out of Mar-a-Lago the fear that I have if that theory isn't true and I think there could be some veracity to what I just said that him being an informant the fear I have

24:23is that he's doing it to cover for his friends who he doesn't want to he thinks they're nice people they they shouldn't get in trouble I don't think Trump is is at all complicit with what Jeffrey Epstein was doing had that been the case for four years of Biden they would have redacted everything except the information that shows the Trump is bad but what do you think of that angle could have been an FBI asset maybe he's protecting his friends doesn't want more out there because he thinks that they're 70 80 90 years old and and what good would it do now where are you on that I don't think he was complicit with Epstein now at the end of it what you just said is completely prove will be true young people don't give a crap they want to know why we're not getting everything on Epstein and it looks it stinks that we're not getting it what do you think about those theories are you turning 65 this year will have your birthday one of the things you get for your birthday I'm not sure how much of a present it is is Medicare and the opportunity to look through some questionnaire they don't really know the interest to and it gets confusing and you might be on the wrong plan you've got to get an advisor somebody's going to look out for you the organization I always suggest is chapter they do

25:24it right every single time in fact chapter dot org slash pags go there right now to find out more about this chapter is going to help you out they're going to point playing tell you this is wrong this is a bad plan it's costing you too much money or it might say you're on the right plan and that's going to save you time and money to you set up a phone call with them takes less than 20 minutes and on average Americans on Medicare are saving $1,100 it's a simple call your chapter advise is going to look at your doctor's your prescriptions would actually matters to you what you desire in your plan and they're going to help you out there are tens of thousands of plans available make sure you're on the right one go with chapter right now ask chapter dot org slash pags ask chapter dot org slash pags right now yeah pretty much every uh everyone I know is aware of the fact that say like you know Howard Lutnik lied about his relationship with Epstein we know that from the emails and with Lutnik being so close to Trump doesn't look great I 100% because I don't

26:27think the I don't believe the black male thing but I also work in media this is what I do for a living like I read I watch I know all this stuff um I think Trump was probably almost definitely an informant um and good for him if he was I do think that he I don't know if he he has a thing I don't know if he would cover for his friends because I don't believe that Trump would be friends with people who would do that yeah but my fear is that he's probably covering for more of his financial backers and probably a lot of people who help fund all political parties because once you get up to that like that kind of money right I mean unless you're like George Soros and you go you know on the hardcore communist side or your Steve Bannon and your hardcore on the you know the republic inside like most people with that kind of money to throw at these campaigns like the really like

27:29the consequential money like they're just gonna pay whoever wins because they want the ear of that person they want people to like tug on their elbow and go hey I paid for this you're gonna do what I want um don't care what party you're a member of but I do think that a lot of those people like we know we know that a lot of people at that level we know people from you know the upper echelons of billionaire to like royal families from basically every country in the world all of these sort of uh yeah glorified lizard people if you will um if you want to go tinfoil hat with it because they are like when you get to that kind of level like that's that's how the rest of the world sees you like you are a glorified lizard person part of that ruling um oligarchy but I think uh I think there are so many people within that world that will link to Epstein and probably people worse than Epstein who actually control what goes on in the world that I think a lot of them probably saying to Trump

28:34okay we've tried to kill you two or three times and you've been lucky enough to get away with it we killed your buddy um Charlie Kirk but if you go out and you try pushing this Epstein stuff or whatever it is if you try and back out of this war with Iran will kill you and we've done it before because we killed JFK um we destroyed Nixon um and you know we had Charles Manson we know for a fact now that we had Charles Manson and his sole purpose was to destroy the hippie movement like we've seen this happen throughout history so yeah I wouldn't be surprised if he A was an informant and B is not pushing that stuff because he wants to keep himself alive and probably wants to keep his family alive too so I understand it from that perspective but I think it's really I think the midterms a lot of people are gonna I know a lot of people are gonna stay home if those stay the same people stay home in 2028 if the Republicans do not win back that millennial

29:37an under vote and regain that trust like everything that the MAGA movement was will be for nothing yeah like it's back yeah it's it's reminiscent of the Tea Party movement you're too young you were just a baby but in 2010 I know here's something most people don't know when Warren Buffett was just 13 years old he didn't put his money into a savings account while other kids were earning next to nothing at local banks Buffett put $114 into a little known investment today that $114 would be worth over 15 million dollars and it wasn't a risky trade it wasn't even insider knowledge it was an account that's been around since 1888 and over the last 25 years its average 29% a year that's what happens when your money is allowed to compound compare that to today's savings accounts paying less than half a percent while inflation quietly eats away at your buying power Buffett understood early banks are great businesses just not for savers if you'd like to see what some investors

30:41call the 29% account go now to account 29.com that's account the numbers to 9.com again account 29.com in 2010 we had the big Tea Party rally at at Alamo Square here in San Antonio 14,000 people came and Glenn Beck was there and Ted Newtion playing the anthem and you had Janine Turner was there speaking I got to speak it was a really really congealed great thing for the future of America can you tell me where the Tea Party is today oh yeah that's right it doesn't exist the reason it doesn't exist is because it's plinored and it wasn't because the leader died like with Charlie Kirk it was because everybody wanted a piece of the pie everybody wanted to say they were the Tea Party there were 18 different divisions of Tea Party this that and the other and it went away probably caused by the left that was afraid of the Tea Party movement that was being very successful so we're about 80 days or so away from the midterm elections some somebody who is on a level that can make a difference in this in this election coming up says K how can I make the millennials how can I make the Gen Z how can I

31:44make the jet alpha go and vote in November in 2026 this midterm is there anything that can be done right now by the by the GOP or the conservative right to make people understand not voting is going to be worse for you than if you do go and vote so if it's a like for locally led racist like for smaller races for state state you know not state like senate level prefer the even lower rungs than it's all going to be local push you have to meet people whether at on that local level if you just want to galvanize young people to get out and vote I think one of the I think one of the biggest things that the Republicans really need to do is cling on to the few areas that they still have a leg up and you know can still be trusted don't go and allow your local Democrat to win because that Democrat thinks that they are about a parent to you than you are

32:44to your kids yeah that's one of the biggest messaging and like that's why women showed up for Republicans that's why women show up for Trump is because the other side literally will try and take your kids away from you if your kids decide oh my teacher who's grooming me says that I can be whatever gender I want it's like okay well like the Democrats are going to choose that creepy teacher and themselves over you as a parent so I think that's what I'm asking this can we use the fear factor what I mean is if if Trump should lose the House and the Senate they're going to impeach him once a week it's going to be an impeachment every single week if not every other day for two years and if the Senate is in the hands of the of the Democrats they're going to actually bring it to trial they can actually make him go through the whole process he will have been the most impeached president ever he already is but I mean his agenda stops he's lame duck if they lose the House and Senate this November it's lame duck can we sell that to younger voters or not well I think a lot of younger voters don't really care because it's like okay he's a lame duck or what what is

33:49he actually done gas prices are down we're in a war that we didn't want to be in none of the Epstein files have like actually been released in like a big way and none of the people in them that we know are in there have gotten in trouble yeah he did the Fauci thing but like no one was going to listen to Fauci ever again in the future anyway no one cares really in our generation if he gets like prosecute or anything because it's not like we're ever going to give him any kind of power so he's just this like stupid little old man like why are we giving him any more attention he doesn't deserve it um I really think that if you're a Republican running on the local to the statewide level the biggest thing you can do right now is say I'm still a supporter of Donald Trump but I do not support this war and I'm going to do everything in my best effort to get us out of it um I still support Donald Trump but we need greater clarity arrests when it comes to the Epstein files that would be a huge thing um and I think that ultimately it's the cost of living

34:54it's the economy also we know that the housing market is tanked but the bankers won't admit it because then they'd have to admit that all of these mortgages that they've got people on uh underwater like all these people are underwater on these like ridiculous mortgages so a lot of banks are going to collapse so I think like addressing the economy is just like a great blanket thing for people to focus on and honestly the run up to 2028 but if they do win if the Democrats do win the House and the Senate and it's just an impeachment every week I think a lot of people are just going to turn around and be like I'm just don't care anymore I'm just not engaged I'm you know no one watches regular television anymore anyway so like whatever the news is on I'm not really listening to it I'm tuning on you know turning on my podcast I'm listening to unshaken and I'm afraid with Joe Pags um you know like it's like young people aren't listening to all of these institutions that you know were leveraged by the intel agencies and used for you know propaganda

35:59and sia ops for the last you know 80 years like millennials and people like they're not listening to that stuff so it almost doesn't matter I think was you know what really wins trust back is hate to say it arresting people involved in the abstin files and actually charging them putting them in prison for you know the trafficking and abuse of children um yeah focus thing on the economy and getting us out of this war but it's like how do you do those things and still sort of retain your relationship with trump I think that's where like things are falling down because people are still rooting for trump to be successful but we don't understand why he's gone so far away from his campaign promises and I think most people like I said believe that he's only doing it because he's being blackmailed and it's like well blackmailed by who yeah and you know that again further disintegrates trust in all of our political systems you know always amazing okay I think

37:04it's great information um I think you're right about Shane Gillis and others I think that they've got the ears of the American public the the establishment on the right needs to de-establish and get with these people and say yeah let's roll our sleeves up like they are and let's be real and the people listening will actually listen don't sugarcoded don't lie to my face don't tell me this is happening when it's not um and and I think that people can come around to trust to get we might be too late with the interns coming up and if that does go the wrong way it's going to be too sorry years in this country we got to go uh go uh case my field com go check her out on news max she's on there all the time and go check her out in social media as well okay I appreciate you thanks Joe appreciate you more you're amazing that's it for this one make sure you subscribe to unshaken and underfraig with Joe Pags and other one to drop very soon here's something most people don't know when Warren Buffett was just 13 years old he didn't put his money into a savings account while other kids were earning next to nothing at local banks Buffett put $114 into a little known investment today that $114 would be worth over $15 million

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