Anarchy in France is the Future Democrats Want for America

People in France are like, "Hey, America, wake up." When folks see this, they're like, "Wow, things are bad in. France.". Folks, that happened here. There we had. the the reason mostly peaceful is a meme. because our own media here domestically. was like, "This is mostly peaceful.". when cities in America were being burned. to the ground. >> Well, Macron says this is not France. Well, I agree with him. It's not France. But, that's what happens when you import. that third world into your country. Uh it's not going to look like your. country anymore. >> There are overseas left-wing dark money. groups that are trying to make sure it.

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Ashbrook, left to right across your. radio dial and home of a new hit show on. Fox News on Sunday. That was pretty fun, wasn't it, fellas? >> It was a great episode. Um I I love. seeing all the folks like. on X who are who are sending screenshots. of like, "Here it is on my TV." and. like, "Oh, I got a DVR.". >> It was a ton of fun. Thank you all for. tuning in. We're going to have another. one on this Sunday. Remember, at noon on. Fox News. >> Yeah, noon Eastern. But they, you know, you you maneuver around a little bit. with time zones. So, just keep an eye on.

it. >> Well, that's exactly right. And with. that first one, you guys killed it. You're number one. I mean, I feel like. this show is on fire. >> [laughter]. >> You just exclude yourself. >> France. >> This show. >> Yeah. >> Care about my friends. >> This show is like France. >> Yeah. >> Um. which. Look, normally I think. >> we would try to steer clear of. uh despair internationally as something.

we talk about on this show. But there's some important lessons that. are happening here. And people in France. are like, "Hey, America, wake up.". >> Yeah, this is your wake-up call cuz this. is coming to a neighborhood neighborhood. near you if you do nothing about it. >> Yeah, so if you haven't been following, there are incredible protests that are. just like decimating. >> I I wouldn't even call them protests, honestly. I mean, these are just riots. at this point. This is just a smash and. grab free-for-all violence. >> They are. But, the important part is to.

remember this in the context of what it. is that you're voting for and what. you're voting against. And we went. through a whole primary season with. Democrat candidates that were. predominantly getting just completely. leveled by DSA candidates in Democrat. primaries. DSA, this is what we're. looking at. It's one of the same. It's. the funders, by the way. >> Mhm. >> Are similar. >> Right. >> If not exactly the same. And what you're. seeing in all of this. And it's it is.

brutal. So, New York Post put together a. brief over you. I'll just give you a. jumping off point here and then we can. talk about it. Police arrest at least. 1,800 people across France after violent. groups clashed with officers and looted. shops during the nationwide. demonstrations that drew hundreds of. thousands of people who denounced rising. living costs and poor conditions in. schools. Authorities said masked masked. >> Yeah. >> groups on Saturday set fires and. attacked public buildings including city.

halls in several cities. In Limoges, a city in central France, flames. engulfed a 19th century city hall. causing its roof to collapse. Let's do. this clip and then we'll just go from. there. Clip one. >> A half a million people participated in. the demonstrations which police call. leaders stressed were mostly peaceful. >> No, mostly [laughter]. peaceful. >> That's the CNN for audio only folks. >> The video is all just like ashes and.

destruction. >> [laughter]. >> Mostly they're still at it. >> Dude, but also I think that is an important. thing to bring up is when you when when. when folks see this they're like, "Wow, things are bad in France.". Folks, that happened here. You know, we. had the reason mostly peaceful is a meme. because our own media here domestically. was like this is mostly peaceful when. cities in America are being burned to. the ground. So, don't think that like, "Well, that could never happen here." or. like, "Well, we have the second. amendment here in America, so like that.

[ __ ] doesn't happen.". It happened. It happened here and now. there are overseas left-wing dark money. groups that are trying to make sure it. comes back here in force on top of the. Democrats who are who are running the. DSA operatives who are now running as. for Senate candidates here in America. So, >> Well, that's that's exactly right and. then the French cops are out with their. Priuses. I don't know if you've seen. some of the cars that they're they're. driving around. So, it's very clear that. their police are reconstituting the.

Maginot Line. They're they're holding up. their jar of mayonnaise and saying, "Please, terrorists, do not terrorize. us." You saw. Macron. make a. plea to the people of France saying, "This is not France. French people, this. is not France." Well, guess what? When. you import people who are violent to. your country, don't be surprised when all of a sudden. violence breaks out. Yep. >> I think that's right. Michael, what are.

your thoughts on this? >> Well, Macron says this is not France. Well, I agree with him. It's not France. But, that's what happens when you import. the third world into your country. Uh it's not going to look like your. country anymore. And Democrats tried. doing that here in the United States. You have these radicals who are in. league with groups, um you know, in the in the Middle East. who are don't share Western values. And. in France, they're rioting and here in. the United States, we're making them. Senate candidates. >> Woo. >> Oh, man, you're not wrong.

>> be more correct. And that's the thing. that we've been trying to impress upon. all of you is that you've got these DSA. candidates who are running who are. They're DSA candidates. So, that's who they are. They ran primaries almost exclusively on. the issue of Gaza. >> Mhm. >> Which is fascinating considering all the. things that domestic voters have to. consider. Like, why Gaza is up the. chain? But, it's precisely because of. what you're seeing in France. Now,

they're trying to do the Abby Spanberger. routine. They're trying to convince you. that they're Oh, no, I'm a mainstream. Democrat. I saw some clips from El Sayed. over the weekend where he was. uh trying to challenge somebody who were. like, "Why can't you denounce the. Muslim Brotherhood?" And he was like. questioning that person of why you would. ask me to do that. >> Yep. >> Rather than answering the question, which of course, I mean, he's. rhetorically gifted, but he'd never. answer the question. >> That's the game. That's part of the game.

these communists play, and it's become a. meme of like, "Discussion with them is. impossible." Because they always will. act like, "Oh, no, I don't understand. what you mean, but shouldn't you examine. your motives that would cause you to ask. such a question? Could it be you're a. racist?" Like, that's the thing. Is they. always want to obfuscate and go back to. being like, "No, this is actually you. problem that you're not enjoying seeing. a bunch of illegal set fire to cities.". >> Mhm. >> It's all [ __ ] like a. pyramid scheme. I mean, this is all this.

It's fraud. >> Mhm. >> They are not doing anything. uh based on what their, you know, sort. of center-left ideology that they're. profess ultimately is. Their rise to. power exclusively comes from the exact. same situation that you're seeing play. out in France. I want to play some clips. to give you an idea of what that looks. like. Clip two. >> There's that city hall we're talking. about. Friday only for. >> Listen to the cheering.

>> That's the thing is they enjoy the. destruction for the sake of it. These. are not people who can ever build. things. These are not people who can. ever grow things. These are only people. who can destroy and steal. >> I don't know, Smaug. This looks mostly. peaceful to me. Right? >> I mean, can you believe it CNN actually. said that? >> I can. >> I can't. >> Because they're they're in league with. this. It it it incre- How What are you looking. at? How is that. mostly There's nothing but rocks being. thrown. >> Right. >> Fires being set.

>> Right. And then there they are taking a. picture together like they just scored a. touchdown. >> Taking photos celebrating the. destruction. >> That's This is it. I mean, it's just a. fire and and and they're celebrating the. destruction. That's who's been brought. in. That's who those people are. You're You're a [ __ ] if you think this. is about uh school conditions. >> Mhm. >> Or cost of This isn't about cost of. living. People who are who who who think. things are too expensive don't kick down. the doors of a Louis Vuitton and steal.

purses. >> Mhm. >> Okay? That's not about cost of living. You They don't burn down a 200-year-old. city hall because of cost of living. >> Mhm. >> Because they want to improve school This. is all just destruction for the sake of. destruction. Because like I said, these. people will never be able to create. something. These are not future doctors, lawyers, and engineers. These are. criminals and they need to be sent back. These are not people you want in your. country and they will never be members. of society that are productive. Never. >> Uh it's I mean, I can't argue with that.

I can't argue with that. So, but there. is something familiar. in the domestic reaction. >> Yes. >> to all of this. In graphic one, if you. want to pop this up, it's a long piece. and for our audio only, it it basically. what we're dealing with is a small. female-owned shop in Paris that was. looted and utterly destroyed. And this. owner still pledges her support for the. {quote} {unquote} student movement. >> My god.

>> The win- This is a Instagram post. The. window of the boutique was vandalized. last night. First of all, please note, I. fully support I don't even know what. what do you call them? >> So license. >> License. Yeah, cuz a licensee is like a. French is a school French. >> Oh, okay. Their protest, their. furor, and their requests. And I. And objects stolen are not comparable to. the lives of future stolen. But my heart breaks when I think of the.

work that we put into the shop, the. tears I cried to get a loan when all the. banks asked for a personal guarantee I. couldn't give. Until finally a bank said yes. Okay, so. >> But the people who who busted up your. shop. >> Don't care. >> They don't They don't care about that. work. They don't care about the loan. They don't care about your tears. And. you support them anyway. I've said it. previously here on the show, liberal. white women. are ruining society. They're suicidal. empathy. And I think what I said.

previously and is true here is like on. 9/11, the liberal white woman would be. in the co-pilot chair giving directions. to Mohammed Atta. >> [laughter]. >> They hate Western civilization. They are co-conspirators with the end of. Western civilization because they. tolerate this this nonsense. >> Dude, I think it's beyond tolerate. I. think it's empower. I think this this. point Kap can brought up when I was. looking at the coverage and the. discussion around what all is happening. in France is there is this massive uh.

domestic uh liberal single woman. population in France who is. enabling and standing with these groups. And the discussion was like in France. it's it's even more different than in. America. It's more like in Britain. You folks have. heard all this news about how in England. they will arrest you. If they're like, "No, you you said a mean thing about a. migrant, so you know, that's a that's a. thought crime and now the police are. here to get you. But like it's in.

France, what has happened is there's. this culture among women of the only way. I can be accepted. is to show I am completely in league. with this left-wing cause. And they're. they have a fear of being ostracized if. they don't come to the same consensus as. other women. And we're seeing that here. domestic, too. If you look at the. breakdown in polling among groups of. single women versus married women, married women are like 30 points to the. right of single women.

Which is always to me so odd given that. when you look at demographic numbers. over the past 10, 15 years, the majority of college students are. women, the majority of jobs given to. countries in the S&P 500, Fortune 500. companies were given to women. They've. benefited the most from an expansion on. income, growth of assets, number of jobs given.

than any other demographic. And these. are this is the most enraged group that. we have, by far. They report the lowest. satisfaction with their daily lives. They have the highest incident of uh. uh requiring mental health. prescriptions. How does this happen? And this is the fruit of what we get. when this is what's happening. >> Yeah, well, and I I look, I could go. back and we're going to take this. domestically for a minute. Um Texas is its own thing. We we've laid.

it out here as much as we can. But if. you look at Michigan or a Minnesota, those are two good examples of this, Maine to a certain extent, Iowa to a certain extent. But like. really Minnesota and Michigan, you look. at the choice that you're dealing with. in this midterm election, what you're talking about is two. candidates that are running off the. left-hand side of the map in a way that. is it's. it's impossible to sort of. figure out how they could get between.

the 40s. Like they're they're. psychopaths. >> Mhm. >> They're they're crazy people. At the. same time, in Minnesota, you have your. suburban neighborhoods that are being. absolutely ransacked for the first time. ever by Somali gangs that this left has. not only permitted but funded and. ignored fraud and continued to fund it. in the hopes that that coalition would. would vote them back in. And and you saw. leaders in those communities react by.

saying something similar to this woman, which is basically like, "Well, I I. fully support Let's think about how the. Somalis think about it.". What? >> I don't know. >> Like, what are we doing here? So, like, this is a domestic choice. It's This is not just something that's. happening overseas. It's the same damn. thing. >> Mhm. >> It really is the same damn thing. The. question is whether or not you're like, "Well, I don't know. The press is real bad for. Donald Trump. So, uh maybe time for a change." Well,

that's what that change looks like. >> Right. >> That change doesn't look like. what we were talking about in terms of. like center-left or center-right. governance. That that change looks like. what you're seeing in France. >> Right. >> And nobody in our country wants that to. come here. in the way that we're seeing it happen. in France. Like, you know, you you. mentioned Minnesota. There's obviously. the whole whole situation where there.

was a shooting at the football game and. everything that we've reported here on. the Ruthless Variety program. But the idea that that whole philosophy. of violence and tearing everything down, of course, like the the old mo you know. like 400 year old buildings in France. We don't really have those in America. But. you know that the terrorists will tear. them down if they get the opportunity to.

do it. I think there's people in our. country who do want this to come here. >> I think so. >> I think it's the people who are cheering. outside the courthouse for Luigi. Mangione. It's the nursers nurses and. the teachers who put up posts after. Charlie Kirk was assassinated. >> Yep. >> We are living amongst people who are. lunatics who support this stuff. >> Bingo. >> But that is the point. The one that you. just made. You're not dealing with a. choice between a Republican candidate. and a Democrat candidate which is two. different visions to try to solve a.

mutually agreeable problem. What you're. dealing with fundamentally in the year. 2026. is a Republican party you may feel. mixed. You may not love the direction. But this. the direction this Democratic party is. going is to try to convince you that. they're as close to the middle as they. can. But listen to them when they say. throughout the course of a primary that. they don't like Western civilization. because when they don't like Western. civilization, that in France is what it.

looks like. By the way, we had somewhat. of an experience with this 5 years ago. >> Mhm. >> We dealt with this with the George Floyd. riots. And like do you want that to return? Because this isn't this isn't just going. to be a let's pull back just a touch on. like ice. That's not what we're dealing with. What. we're dealing with is a fundamental. rejection of capitalism. >> Mhm. >> of of republic democracy with.

uh. just a fundamental American way. And And. that's the biggest. issue. >> a normal peaceful order of life which is. what everybody in our country wants and. that's the opposite of what you're. seeing in France. >> Yeah, totally. All right, so Smug, you. have a couple of things from the French. themselves that I would classify as. warnings. >> Yeah. So, this is a post from @Breveale. that he put up a couple days ago. He's a.

guy who works in tech and I thought this. is absolutely worth highlighting and it. really ties everything together. Breveale writes, "I'm French. I want to talk to Americans. who are about to vote Democrat. Not to. insult you, to warn you. I come from. your future. In France, we did. everything your progressive politicians. promised. Free health care, free. college, generous welfare, strong. unions, heavy regulation, high taxes on. the rich, a state that takes care of. everything. Public spending is close to. 57% of GDP, one of the highest on the. planet. On paper, it's the dream. The.

promise was protection, the result is. stagnation. Before you vote, ask. yourself one question. Is the program. you're voting for making America more. like America or more like France? Trust. me, you don't want to be like France.". He continued in a in in a post that I. think is worth finishing what he what he. says. "Here's what it looks like from the. inside. France hasn't passed a balanced. budget since 1974. Our debt is above 3.3. trillion euros. Interest on that debt is. becoming one of the biggest items in the.

national budget. Our hospitals are. collapsing despite record funding. Our. schools rank lower every year. Young. people with degrees [snorts] can't. afford apartment in the city they're. born in. Our best engineers leave for. London, Zurich, and San Francisco. And. the rich you wanted to tax, they left, too, and took the jobs with them. Uh the. worst part is that nobody in France. voted for decline. This is what's. critical and this is what I think when. you especially for Democrats who are. running on this, this is this is what. they're actually trying to say. Uh every single step sounded generous,

compassionate, reasonable. One more. program, one more regulation, one more. tax to fund it. Each step alone makes. sense. 50 years of them and you wake up. in a country that can no longer build a. nuclear plant on time or keep its. streets safe. I love America because. it's the one place on Earth where people. still believe they can build something. from nothing. I came to Silicon Valley. as a self-taught kid and it changed my. life. That spirit is the most precious. thing your country has. Before you vote, ask one yourself one question. Is the. program you're voting for making it come.

more like America or more like France? >> No, it's. >> That's it. >> Dude, that guy nailed it. >> It is. And and and here's something you. guys aren't going to want to hear, the. audience isn't going to want to hear. There are an awful lot of Democrats in. this country. who do not want that. And they are arguing inside of their. party against that. >> you're I think that argument There is an. absolute fist fight going on among. Democrats. >> Obama's now campaigning for El Sayed.

>> Well, that's a problem. And. >> DSA won and this is the left. And we're. going to go into that even further, but. to like everyone has heard all these. Dems, not DSA Dems, running on Medicare. for all. We need just more government. programs because it's compassionate. Uh. I I got this chart. When we're talking. about percent of GDP on public spending, France is at 57% folks. That's higher than the Soviet Union ever. got at its peak, 50%. Communist China is.

at 33%. So, France did all the things. that these Democrats have asked for and. the result is chaos and poverty and. violence. >> Uh I mean, it's true. I tend to agree with you, Smaug. I think. I think. you might be right, Ashbrook, that there. are some Democrats out there that are a. little bit. trepidatious about this direction. >> Yeah, but where are their leaders? >> But they won't do anything about it.

>> You know, >> mean, there's rank-and-file Democrats. who I'm sure are nervous about the. direction of their party, but like the. ones with any sort of power or the ones. with any sort of voice to change it. >> Under the desk. >> They're under the desk. Look at Rahm. Emanuel. You know, we played his clip. last week on the show. He's supposed to. be the truth-teller, the guy who's going. to fix this whole party. He thinks he's. going to be president of the United. States. He can't even disavow El Sayed. >> The guy running in the furthest right. lane. in a Democrat nomination for 2028 is. endorsing El Sayed.

>> Yeah, dude. That's Tells you everything. you need to know. >> Tells [laughter] you everything you need. to know. Uh Smug, what do we got for a question. of the day for the people? >> I love this. What should happen to the. rioters? What should be done with these rioters? >> Boy, that's a good question. >> a good question and uh. speaking historically, did you ever see. the um. uh Napoleon film which came out a couple. years ago? >> Yeah, Duncan? >> I need to see that because there's a. scene when when Napoleon. defends Paris, he put grape shot in the. cannons and that made them stop rioting. >> Yeah.

Yeah, it's true. [laughter] Well, I. actually got an idea. I learned this. during the George Floyd riots. What you. do is you set up a generous bail fund. >> Oh, that's right. >> And you let everybody out who commits. violent acts and then you know what? You. raise a ton a ton of money for a bunch. of celebrities who have no clue what's. going on in this country. So, when they. go back in and get arrested a second. time, you know what? You just bail them. right out again. >> Oh, that's good. >> And then the cycle of violence continues. and then it ruins your state, you. >> A turnstile, so to speak. Well, coming right up,

uh you're probably well aware, but. Democrats have entirely embraced this. chaos. Who's really behind the violence? We're. going to give you a little bit of an. indication of some of the people that. are funding this. Sounds like familiar. names to us. We have the details right. after this. >> America has a powerful [music]. advantage, abundant oil and natural gas. right here at home. But energy security. requires more than [music] energy in the. ground.

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everything you're seeing in France. because it is one in the same. And uh your old friend. Ro Khanna. popped up. So, what do you think about. that, guy? >> So, he's a piece of garbage. I don't. know why you think [laughter] he's your. old friend. Um as he's discussed on the show before. when I dunked him on Twitter, he he like. direct messaged me of like, "Maybe we. can have a dialogue off No, we don't. need to have a dialogue offline. I think. you're a moron.". And that's why I say publicly because I. I want everyone to know that you're a. [ __ ] I think all of that's for so. long, especially my actual friends in. Silicon Valley, thought that he was a.

moderate and they finally saw what this. wolf looks like when he's not wearing. his sheep's clothing when he was like, "Yeah, actually we should kill all. innovation in this country and hand it. over to the communists because that's. that's his game and he made himself look. like an absolute idiot yet again. >> But. but but here's the thing that gets me. about this cat. is that he is just a hollow shell. reflecting back what he thinks gains him. popularity within a Democrat primary. electorate.

>> Yes. >> He broke into power as being one of the. guys who understood business, who. understood tech. Understood all these. things. I'm a center-left guy who, you. know, I like my social programs, but I I. I understand the value of building. these. And then as soon as that became. super unpopular, he skirted left. And. then as soon as he got famous uh as a. politician, he he went further left and. further left. And listen to the way that. he frames this because it sounds so. [ __ ] familiar. >> Mhm. >> You.

Okay. From high schools of France to the Madr-. streets of Madrid to the universities of. Toronto, young people. are telling their governments the same. thing. In an age of massive wealth. inequality, they want a future they can. believe in. In France, students and. teachers are asking for safe schools. >> Yeah. >> We burn down buildings cuz we want to. safe schools. >> want safe schools. That's right.

>> In Spain, for affordable rent and. housing. In Albania, for good jobs and. an end to corruption. J.D. Vance says. this is what happens when a nation lets. in too many immigrants from the global. south. He's not just morally wrong, but. misreading the moment. I mean. >> No, here here here's the thing with Ro. Khanna. This is the wealthiest person. who is either been quoted or is speaking.

on this show right now. Like this guy is. so rich, and he is very very sheepish. about it. >> the richest guy we've had on the show. He's appeared on the show. We've had a. few billionaires in the past week alone. He's at 300 million. >> But can we get to that thing cuz I want. to dunk on him for this line, which is. along this. Pop pop that up. He says, "This is what happens when nations let. wealth and power accumulate in the hands. of a few." Brother, his net worth is. $300. million and he has multiple private golf.

courses that his trust has bequeathed to. his children. His children are golf. course heirs. This dude lecturing us on wealth and. inequality has set up trusts for his. golf air children. Think about this. >> Yeah. >> He's a snake. He's His whole game is. "I bet I can get elected by the. communists and they'll eat me last.". That's his whole thought process. Every. one of these revolutions has taught us. he's the first to go. >> But, that's the thing. Like, he is the.

opposite of what Bill Clinton was, you. know, all those years ago when he did. the sister soldier moment and said, "Listen, what's happening in this. certain circumstance is wrong. I'm. speaking out against it." If a Democrat. today were to stand up and say what's. happening in France, I do not want to. happen in America, it'd catch a lot of. people's attention. What Ro Khanna is. doing is the opposite. >> But, Heruncks, I want to get your. thought on this because one of the. things that struck me the most about.

this statement is trying to frame what's. happening in France around a young. people student movement. As if this is. just a like a a bunch of undergrads who. decided that this is problematic. The society is problematic and so. they've taken to the streets and decided. to burn down every single antiquity in. the entire place. >> Yeah, and I mean, in the footage that we. showed, it didn't look like my high. school graduating class. I don't know. about you guys. [laughter].

>> Yeah, I know. >> Where everybody has a matching black. hoodie and a black mask and they're. Molotov cocktails. >> cocktails and throwing things at police. and waving all sorts of flags that are. not France or the United States of. America. I don't know, maybe J.D. Vance has a. point. I I I and I wonder here about. J.D. Vance says this is what happens. when a nation lets in too many. immigrants from the global south. He's. not just morally wrong but misreading. the moment. Misreading the moment. Let's. throw that away because that's just a.

[ __ ] thing. but morally wrong. Why is it morally wrong to have a. border, to have sovereignty in a country. and values you believe in? Explain that. to me, Ro Khanna. That that that a. nation is what whatever how many people. we let in and then we decide what. country we want to be. America has. values. We have a constitution. There are ideas that animate the. population that lives here. Immigrants. can come here and be a part of that. great American experiment but to say. it's morally wrong to have a border and.

decide what people can come into your. country, how dare you? Who the [ __ ] do. you think you are to tell me my country. can be invaded by third world migrants. who don't share my values and I just. have to be okay with it. >> Because I'm not okay with it. >> know what he's trying to do is is I know. exactly what he's trying to do. When. he's saying that like morally wrong, he's trying to find a way to call you. racist. Because for so long, especially. for corporations in this country, the. left was able to get them to do whatever. they want, dance around and and.

accomplish anything they wanted if. they're like or else we'll call you. racist. >> That doesn't work anymore. >> Right. >> That [ __ ] does not work anymore. We. don't want to hear it. We've seen what. happens when we let in 20 million. people, when Biden opened the border, we. got crime, we got mayhem and we're done. with that [ __ ] and we're not going to. listen to Ro Khanna with his 300. [snorts] million dollars that he's. bequeathing his kids, golf resorts tell. us, "Well, this is about inequality and. you're morally wrong." The hell with. that.

>> Right. >> He should be jailed. He should be in. jail. >> I think it's morally wrong to let in. people who commit violent crimes into. your country. That's morally wrong. >> Knowingly, knowingly doing it. A video. out of Italy will put a fine point on. this. Clip three. So, that is the Leaning Tower of Pisa, if I'm not mistaken, where they are they have smoke bombs and. they're putting up a Palestinian flag. >> So, wait, Josh, I thought this was about. students.

>> Yeah, it's about classroom sizes. >> Oh, yeah, yeah. >> Yeah. [laughter]. >> I thought it was about housing. discrepancy that they have. >> We haven't hired enough teachers. >> I I Is that what it is? Housing and students? Go [ __ ] yourself. And I mean this sincerely, coming from a. state where this has hit home in a very. significant way. The idea that it is. morally wrong to say that you are. importing. tens of thousands of people who have. absolutely no interest in assimilating.

to American culture or American values. in any particular way, who then take. advantage of a generous welfare program, who try to advocate for a larger welfare. program, who then steal, and we know. this. This is not I'm not being. hyperbolic, then steal literally. billions of taxpayer dollars in order to. do that, and then terrorize your. streets. If you are still asking whether or not. it is morally right or morally wrong for.

the people you represent, you don't. [ __ ] live in the place that you. represent. You have no idea what it is. that these people care about. You have. no interest in actually representing the. values of the constituency you have, because if you are. more beholden to this leftist view of. importing the third world into your. country than you are to representing the. safety, the security, the economic. well-being of the people that you are.

elected to represent, God help you. >> Mhm. Mhm. >> And that's what this is. >> He's that cynical. He's that much of a. snake. And he's that. >> all of them, dude. It's all of them. Like Ro Khanna is just the one who has. got no moral whatsoever. Like he's. >> He's diluted enough to think he can be. president. >> Yeah, he. >> That's why he's out there up front. He's. like, "Maybe they should come to me and. win.". >> 20, 25 years ago, Democrats would have. had the exact same point of view. Their.

party has been overtaken by radicals who. think it's okay to tear our country. apart. You have people in this country. who are very generous, who are very. giving, and they're being taken. advantage of by violent people who want. to bring our country down. We're not. talking about the guys standing outside. a Home Depot from Guatemala. We are. talking about like fighting age people. who have come into our country to cause.

us harm. I mean, let's be very clear. about this. And that's what's happening. in France. >> Mhm. >> Yeah, no no question. So, there is a question about how they get. resourced. Like, how do you figure out. how to organize, right? I mean, is this. just a neighborhood that decided No, it's not. It's not. So, Astra Domani. over at Fox News. >> a great reporter, buddy. >> She is a really good reporter, fearless. in many ways in that she has gone right.

to the mat to try to uncover. >> All the left-wing dark money. Like, she. is on the trail. >> She's on it. And what she's found out. the story, who's who inside France's. chaos inc. franchise by communist. groups, labor unions, and global. activists. Fox News digital. investigation identifies 54 groups. behind France's unrest as communists. prepare a November youth strike. Again, remember that. Youth strike.

This has [ __ ] nothing to do with the. youth. But, this is how you just work in. underneath like, oh, maybe maybe there's. a new generation that is just. incredibly disconnect. No. No, it's not. You're talking about Palestinians. You're talking about third world. imports. You're talking about people. These aren't students. This is not They're not students. As France's fiery student protests merge. with a nationwide revolt Saturday, a. communist leader and academic Vijay.

Prashad celebrated the unrest with a. message linking protests across three. continents: Paris, New Delhi, Buenos. Aires. Prashad posted on X, borrowing a line. from the British punk band The Clash, "Let fury have the hour, anger be the. power.". Prashad was not uh was important not. only for what he said, but for who he. is. He's the executive director of Tri. Con Tri Continental Ltd., a nonprofit.

funded by the Mexican-born Marxist. >> American-born. >> Oh, is it American-born? Oh, yeah, American-born Marxist tech tycoon. Neville Roy Singham. >> Oh. >> That's who he brought up. >> Familiar name. We've talked about him a. bunch and Osmani has covered this clown. a bunch. He's married to one of the. ladies who was the the founder of Code. Pink, who you always see showing up to. these No Kings protests and these. protests in the capital and that they. send their uh.

Neville Roy funded operatives to disrupt. in Congress. This is who's behind this, folks. >> Yep. This is it. So, uh the message. captured how France's riots have become. uh part of a wider international. narrative of rebellion, a kind of chaos. inc. amplified by a transi-. uh transnational network of communist. and social organizations stretching from. Europe, Asia, Australia, Africa, South. America, and North America. And they've. identified 54 organizations.

>> That's a lot. >> Who have been a part of this. So, again, >> 54 organizations. >> And again, this sounds very familiar to. the folks who've been seeing what's been. happening in this country. On campuses here, in cities here. It. says it's a mix of environmental. activists, Muslim student advocates, Palestinian solidarity organizations, and international media outlets because. you always see these like weird. uh from from from outlets you've never. heard of reporters on the scene being.

like, "Oh, this looks like uh this is a. bunch of youth who who aren't happy with. the cost of living." And it's like a. bunch of Moroccans burning down a. building. You know what I mean? >> she put Dude, you're entirely She puts a. fine point on it. Of the 54. identified in the October protest. ecosystem, 16 are only about one in. three are student youth organizations. The rest are. Muslim student organization.

>> Adult-led communist groups. >> Yeah, labor unions, political parties. I. mean, it it advocacy groups, propaganda. outlets. >> But let's Like they have nothing They're. adult-led. >> Let's let's not pretend. We When you. hear labor union, okay, and you're. listening to this, you're like, "Oh, well, they fought for the weekend. They. fought for working like appropriate. working hours to stop kids from working. before they were able you know, like. before they were 15 or whatever.".

This is not actual labor unions. This is. not actual student groups. These are. organizations designed to cause chaos in. the Western world so that they can bring. down normal. >> society. It's an international criminal. syndicate. >> That's what it is. And that's what he's. funding. And there's a reason why he's. hiding out in Shanghai. Cuz if he ever. left there, I would hope Interpol or. some, you know, investigative group.

would would put him in [ __ ] prison. >> don't know how you fund the destruction. of a place like France with like 18th. century buildings burning down. You fund. that situation? How is it that you're. not in prison? >> Right. And so that this is the thing. that's critical is how we're talking. about that nexus that's happening. between this overseas funding from this. guy. It says, "Among the national. amplifiers for this mayhem are. organizations within the Singham. network, including, as we mentioned, Tricontinental, named for a communist. convention in Havana, Cuba in 1966, Code.

Pink, and Breakthrough News, a New. York-based media outlet which promoted. coverage of the weekend's mayhem in. France with the headline, 'Anti-Macron. protests rock France.'" See, they're. trying to lie to the public. >> Mhm. >> because that's part of it. They want you. to be asleep until it's too late. They. want to say, "This is No, this is This. is a cost of living protest. No, you. see, this is a school protest. No, you. see, this is an anti-Macron protest.". They want you to think, "Oh, you know, it's just like a normal thing that's. happening. It's just some kids on campus. going a little crazy.

>> Right. This is just Woodstock. >> That's the thing is And it says, "In an. interview with Breakthrough News, Jodie. Evans, Singham's wife, as I mentioned, and co-founder of far-left group that he. founded, Code Pink, promoted a planned. November campaign Washington opposing US. military spending." So, it's this is not. just something that's happening. overseas. You need to think about the context of. how this is being brought here. >> You know, I I'm I'm curious, Smug, why is it they'd be against US military. spending? You know, like, what is it.

about the money that's going into our. guns and ammunition and the ability to. protect ourselves that offends them so. greatly? >> the guy's in Shanghai. >> [laughter]. >> And his bosses are in Shanghai. And And. they don't really want America to be. very strong. So, what they do is they. fund a bunch of communist idiots. uh who who are useful idiots here in. America to poison our country so they. can take it over. >> Right. >> And I and and they aren't the only. people who are who are playing a part in. this. As I mentioned, the media. Can I. get graphic three? CBS News defines uh the riots in France.

as just a scuffle. >> Scuffles broke out. I mean, this is the. same this is the same situation as we. had with the mostly peaceful on CNN. Scuffles. >> Can you just replay clip two? Because I think that that would put a. finer point on what they are concerned. with. >> a scuffle. >> Yeah, I you know. >> Mostly scuffle building. >> Right. If you know, if you haven't liked. and subscribed, if you're not watching. this on uh video, you should tune in right now and ask.

yourself, is this a scuffle? Is this. just like two guys squaring up on each. other? >> know, it's just a scuffle. >> Thousands of rocks being hurled, people. in black hoodies with black masks. fighting with police. >> Right. Quick scuffle. >> Why are they wearing a mask? You know, I. guess are they not like proud of what it. is they're doing? >> And it's here's the funny thing is that. like CBS News got ratioed so hard on. that, they went back and they they. deleted that, and then they came back. with this graphic four. Protest is still characterized as riots. >> Protest. That's what it is.

>> Protest erupt across France against. rising living costs and in support of. students. Editor's note, a previous. version of this post didn't accurately. describe the scenes protest. This is not. a scuffle. It's actually just a student. >> protest. >> editor wants you to believe that. protests does accurately describe what. you're looking at. And. under no circumstances should you. describe that as a protest. >> Burning 16th century buildings to the. ground doesn't feel like a scuffle or. protest as far as I'm concerned. >> It's It's certainly is not about class.

sizes. >> I [laughter] can tell you that. >> not. It's just not. But I I contrast. this with a couple of different things. that we're dealing with. One is just this election and make no. mistake, that's what these people are advocating. for. It's the same funders, it's the. same organizers, it's the same groups. that are involved. This is what they. want. The only difference as you said is. that they're burning down 16th century. buildings in Paris. In America, they're running for Senate. >> Mhm. >> And that that is.

>> That's just scary and. >> ultimately what's happening here, but. there was a a couple of things that came. out at the end of last week. One we. laughed our asses off about Elizabeth. Warren. who had this like. just breathless take about spice makers. >> Right. >> Yeah, she does not want uh. >> big spice. >> big spice to be able to make mayonnaise. Like she's she's super concerned about. that. That's what that's what she's. spending her time on. >> Right. And and like. >> Dialed in. >> And and at the same time, Elon was.

showing the flying freaking car. Like. >> Mhm. >> something that you didn't think that you. could see in your lifetime, at least I. didn't. Like I didn't think that that. was going to be something. But it was. about that viewpoint, the difference in. the viewpoint about what's. possible. >> It animates so much the current. discourse, those two things. And I think. it reflects the larger question in. society today. Is like are we going to.

be. a country where we let people whose. brains have been rotted by third world. doomerism and people who are big. government bureaucrats dictate what. America's future is? Because if we do, we know the future and the future is. Europe and what's happening in France. >> Yeah. >> But if America's going to be a country. that it always has been, which is a culture of striving, pioneering, finding the new frontier, and winning, whatever that is, whether. it's flying cars or the space race. You.

could always make an argument against. that and say, "Why are we doing that?". >> Yep. >> You know, how does landing on the moon. help me in my life? It's the easiest. argument to make in in politics. Why not. me? But of course, because they lack any. sort of ambition or creativity or the. ability, frankly, to ever do any of the. things that Elon Musk or the brave. astronauts who went up on the Apollo. missions have, they could never envision. how that might benefit society. >> Well, I I got in a.

>> fight with somebody on Twitter about. this where they're like, "I don't want. flying cars. I want clean water." We. have clean water because of the space. race. Because of the water filtration. systems that were developed by NASA in. Houston that were then broadly. applicable across all of the consumer. markets. The The tap that you have in. your water that purifies the water is. because we put people on the [ __ ]. moon. And if America's going to be a. great country, it must still be that. country. >> It is It's about managed decline. Managed decline. >> That's what it is. >> Which is what they've got in mind. It is.

entirely about splitting profits from. spice proceeds rather than figuring out. what's possible. >> And and one final point is like in the. ultimate irony, that third world who. wants to invade France or come to the. United States, their lives have been. made better because of us going to the. moon. That water filtration system saves. billions of lives. And and it's like not. only are the the the Elizabeth.

>> Elizabeth Warren's got the world wrong. on the front end, they're wrong on the. people that they want to help. >> Yep. >> Yeah, it's 100% right. Which is why I. found it so fascinating because there's. a lot of us who have just been trying to. figure out like. what's possible here just incrementally. You fellas down in Texas. when we were down there for the. convention did the Waymo experience. Yes. And there's a lot of our listeners. that I am certain have not had the. opportunity to do this. They're kind of.

like. I how do we work it? Like I did. some nobody's driving and am I. comfortable with that? I think you guys. had a terrific experience. >> I mean, I I I after after this, uh. you're going to see the segment which is. awesome by the way, but after we. experienced Waymo, I was talking to the. Waymo folks and I was like, how can I. get one for myself? >> Because. >> [laughter]. >> I mean, a personal Waymo. >> I I I was this past weekend driving. between North Carolina and DC and you.

Virginia drivers should all be in. prison. >> [laughter]. >> And you're like a your your brain gets. fried after driving and dealing with all. these Virginia drivers. We need Waymos. coast to coast. Now I was like, can I. please have one personally. uh [laughter]. to deal with because it's amazing. The. technology is incredible. Um. it saves so many lives and and it's a. wonderful way to travel. >> segment will be great if anything as a. palate cleanser. >> Yes. >> First what we previously talked about. and an example.

>> thing. It's the same thing. >> of what American innovation is happening. right now that the Elizabeth Warrens of. America absolutely hate. >> And uh folks, this great segment that. you're about to see was brought to you. in partnership with our friends at. Waymo. >> All right, so we had a great day at the. convention. Now it's time for your first. ride in a Waymo. I'm going to hail the. Waymo. We're going to take a little tour. of Dallas. >> I can't wait. >> Let's do it. >> That easy. >> [music].

>> Look at this. Look at all this tech, dude. All the. sensors and everything. Dude, this thing. is pretty cool. >> Unbelievable. >> [music]. >> Dude, this is so cool. >> Very nice. >> So Smug, I think our [music] first stop. here on your tour of Dallas has to be to. check out some cowboy boots. >> I think so. You got to have them if. you're here in Texas. >> Yeah, we're going to head to Wild. Bill's. Should be [music] fun. >> I mean, this is amazing. First off, it.

feels great in here. [music] I mean, beats the Dallas heat. It's comfortable. Got a lot of space. >> It's actually mind-blowing that this is. happening [music] and the future is. actually here. >> I can see the steering wheel turn, but. it's not jerky or anything. It's really, really smooth. Braking. and it's putting [music] on the turn. signal. So, it can even sense all the. pedestrians. >> That's impressive. >> It's like a ghost is there driving the. car. [music]. >> This is so cool.

And it's really safe. Like, the driving. I've noticed is incredible. [music]. >> Well, if you look at any of the data, it's the safest way. The lidar up top, all the sensors, [music] all the. cameras. So, you've got the most. experienced driver on the road when it's. taking you anywhere. >> And we got another Waymo there. Like, this is this is a this is a good thing. to see. >> Look, and we're already here at Wild. Bill's. Unbelievable. >> Finding a spot to pull over. And uh. Dude, it's putting us in the parking.

spot. This is awesome. >> Perfect parallel [music] park job, too, every time. >> Unbelievable. No dinging dinging of the. car. >> That's impressive. >> [music]. >> Look at that. Arrived at your drop-off. >> All right, you ready to do this? >> [music]. >> Check this place out. So, we got ladies boots over there in. case you're in the mood for something a. little bedazzled. >> I think I'm going to I'm going to stick. with the gentleman stuff. It smells. incredible. >> Yeah. >> Leather is amazing.

I mean, there's a lot to choose from. here, for sure. This isn't just [music]. black or brown. There's a there's a lot. of decisions to be made here. >> to make a choice here, and that [music]. is. exotic. or leather. >> What is the traditional boot? >> Cowhide leather. >> And And it's got [music] to be a 13. They got a 13 in here? >> Yeah, these are unbelievable. More. ostrich here. >> These are 13s. These are pretty sharp, [music] right? >> Oh, I love those. >> Man, they're soft, too. Let's throw them.

on. >> [music]. >> Yeah, they look great. Look at that. How's that? We got a. cowboy. >> we thinking? >> Look, now you're ready for Texas, [music] pal. >> They feel good, too, right? >> awesome. >> Yeah? >> Look at this. Huh. >> I think we should get some of those for. homes. >> You think so? >> Yeah. >> All right, Smug. So, you got the boots. You're halfway home. We [music] need to get a hat. >> You think so? >> Yes, cowboy hat. I think it pairs.

perfectly in [music] Texas. >> Let's see what they have here, right? Is that right? Is that right? >> Unbelievable. >> No way. >> It's a good look. >> a bad look at all, is it? >> The important thing with a cowboy hat is. you just got to [music] exude. confidence. Yeah. You can pull it off. >> What do you think? Look at that. It even looks pretty good. on you. >> I mean. >> I'll stick with the hair for now. I'm. happy [music] with the boots. >> All right. >> I'll just grab those, and then we got. another stop after this, too, right? Yeah, let's head out.

Thank you so much. That's the place. If you want boots, you. go to Wild Bill's. >> All right, Smug. So, we got you the. boots. Now, we got to get some food. >> Yeah, I'm famished. >> We're going to go to Velvet Taco. >> Look at that. >> that. Unbelievable. >> Tell me that's not cool. Let's get some tacos. >> All right. And we're off. Look at that. Beautiful. What I really like about this, dude, is.

after like a long day at something like. the convention, where you talk to a. bunch of people, you're doing a ton of. work, I kind of like the quiet of this. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> You know? Where you can just kind of. relax. for a moment. Also, at the same time, I would not feel. bad taking a call. You could do a work. call in here. It's that quiet, and. you're not bothering anybody else. And I. don't have to overhear somebody's. conversation. We can have our own. private conversation in here. It's kind. of like you're in the quiet car on the.

train, but it's just for you. >> Just for you. >> I feel good about the Waymo. I also feel. very good about your boot purchase, by. the way. >> Right? >> I mean, those look good. >> They go good with the suit, right? >> Yeah, I am 100% going to be wearing. those tomorrow night at the convention. Great stop. >> What about this ta- You know about this. taqueria? Play? >> Yeah, yeah, yeah. It's pretty famous. here in Dallas, Velvet Taco. So, I don't. think any trip to Dallas is complete. without tacos. [music]. >> All right, so what do you usually get. when you come here?

>> Well, I like chicken tacos. I like. chorizo tacos, too. [music]. >> Hi. Um we are here for some tacos. >> Okay. What kind of tacos do you want, guys? >> I'm going to get the hatch chili [music]. pork. >> Can I get a lemon pepper buffalo wing. chicken? >> Okay. And anything else for you guys? >> That velvet cake is looking pretty good. I think we bring a slice back for the. guys. >> [music]. >> Ash book, especially. He's got a sweet. tooth. We got to get him a slice of. cake. >> I think that's perfect for fourth meal. later tonight.

>> Yeah, we're going to need it, for sure. >> One slice of velvet cake. >> [music]. >> All right, Smug. So, we got the boots. We got the tacos. >> Yeah. Where's next? >> Next, Katy Trail Ice House. >> Okay. Let's do it. >> [music]. [music]. >> I couldn't think of a better place to. end Smug's tour Dallas than Katy Trail.

Ice House. >> What's the story on this place? >> It's a great place to relax, you know, picnic tables, beer garden, the whole. works. [music]. >> Nice. It's a good day for that, too. >> Yeah. >> Right at sunset, can't beat it. What. does it say on the Waymo? How long till. we get [music] there? 7 minutes. Wow. So, 6 minutes. >> I like how you can follow along with. what the car is doing right here on the. [music] display screen. >> Yeah, we got a display here. We got a. display up there showing everything. that's happening, everywhere we're. going. >> Look, we can control [music] temperature. here. You can do legroom. You can do.

lights, the fan, play music. You can do. anything back here. >> [music]. >> I have to say, all in all, I'm very. impressed. I'm a huge fan of Waymo. Like. I said, I've been wanting to try this. for a long time. I love how quiet it is. in here. I love how comfortable it is. We've got so much space in here. And I feel safe. I I love it. >> It's like [music] having your own. private chauffeur. >> Yeah. I want this in every city. I'm. Dallas is lucky. I want this in Raleigh. I want it everywhere. This is so useful.

We got the boots. We got the tacos. Now, I think we've earned some. relaxation. Let's do this. >> Yeah. >> What a great trip. Waymo got us here. safely, in comfort. Huge fan. I mean, could [music] you do a better tour of. Dallas than what we did today? >> Absolutely not. You've been a great tour. guide, and Waymo's done a great job. getting us here. >> [music]. >> I'm ready for this.

>> Listen, I feel like you guys got that to. its fullest extent. And what you saw was. the greatest of American ingenuity right. there on the streets of Dallas. >> got boots, man. >> to say, I I'm surprised you didn't leave. with the boots. Because the boots, those. were some handsome. >> So, so the boots are great, but also. that store Wild Bill's. >> Yeah. >> If you're in Dallas, I. I would go there first. Like, get. straight from the airport to Wild.

Bill's. >> Get yourself outfitted. >> Dude, they have so much great stuff. And. Wild That was Wild Bill himself in the. store. >> No way. Oh, I didn't realize that. Really? >> The man himself was there and and you. will recognize him by the revolver on. his waist. >> Yes. >> No one's robbing Wild Bill's. It's It's. probably also the safest store in. Dallas, but everything they had was. beautiful. And it's funny because like. um when we were down there for the. midterm convention, I remember Bret. Baier had this photo where he just. looked smooth as hell and he put up on. Instagram. And uh.

when we walk in, Wild Bill's like, "You. guys are with filming this with Fox?". And we're like, "Yeah, yeah." He's like, "You guys were already here today with. Bret Baier. He was here in in my stuff.". >> Yeah. >> [laughter]. >> So, if you want to look as smooth as. Bret Baier, >> Yeah. >> go to Wild Bill's. >> Bill's. >> He sets you up. He's the best. Great. guy, great shop. They took care of us so. fast and and like the boots, I love the. boots. They look great and uh huge fan. of Wild Bill's, huge fan of Waymo who. got us everywhere smooth as can be.

>> Yeah. Yeah. >> I mean, for any skeptics out there that. are just uncomfortable with a driverless. vehicle, Duncan, what's your. thought? >> Uh it was really awesome being able to. track the whole route like right. underneath your you know, where you. usually would have like you know, put on. the AC or temperature or whatever. Like. you can follow the whole thing there. And I was sort of shocked at how smooth. and how much the technology anticipates. where it needs to be and change lanes. and do that whole thing. So, like if. you're going through a city,

like you feel you feel you feel very. confident even if there's traffic that. it's doing what it's doing. >> Wow, that's cool. >> And and the other thing that like. strikes you. is like it's so quiet. >> Yeah. >> You can you carry on a conversation. It's like a conversation in a conference. room in an office, right? Cuz nobody's. in there. >> I It was It was very cool to see the. video of what cuz I think Smash and I. were locked in the venue doing. something. Looked like you guys had a. lot more fun. >> Dude, it was awesome. I mean, again, I.

want one for myself. Like I honestly, like I don't want to drive and deal with. Virginia drivers. If this thing could. just do it for me, it's a godsend. >> There's just something very nice about. being able to turn your brain off. >> Yes. >> Especially when you're a busy or you're. business traveler or you're just trying. to commute home. Like being able to turn. off that part of your brain is nice. >> Have you met a Maryland driver, by the. way? >> I mean, they're worse, but like Virginia. people get away with saying like. >> I think they think that's just the. Occoquan, pal. Like you you try to go. through the Occoquan on a [laughter].

Sunday. >> I can't do it. You can't It can't be. done. >> Can't be done. These are Virginia. drivers who say they're not bad. Who's. surprised? >> Uh all right, you guys want some. comments? >> Always. >> So, we always ask you a question of the. day when you like and subscribe to the. Ruthless Variety Program. We read. absolutely all of them. We get back to. the next episode with a sampling. And we. asked you last Friday, will Tallerico. get away with being a knockoff Obama? Recall we played the clip which Wolf put. together of him literally mimicking not. only the cadence but the exact words of.

Barack Obama some 10 years previously to. try to explain his immigration stances. if that was somehow like a nuanced. thinking that Tallerico had come up. with. It's just all junk political. nonsense. We asked you what you thought. about all of that. We always start with. a voice. >> Okay, first one from Steve Woodward. Steve writes, "Tallerico's. similarities to B H Obama and on the. basketball court where I guarantee Jimmy. shoots underhanded.

And on the golf course where Jimmy is. proficient only at putt-putt. He considers the clown's mouth to be. golf architecture. >> [laughter]. >> Steve, I I feel like Steve really nailed it. there. You know, Tallerico can't do a single. thing athletically. >> Although, I don't know if you've seen. Obama's golf swing. I You know what? He's pretty bad. He He. hear from a lot of guys that he's he's. actually a pretty good dude out there on. the golf course. >> That's Ashbrook's take. What the.

All right, let's get to Duncan. >> Okay, comment two. Kimberly Williams. Kimberly writes, "I think Texas is. smarter than to vote for [snorts] the. Frico.". They're just not answering polls because. they have [ __ ] to do. >> That's my hope. >> [laughter]. >> That's what I'm hoping for. >> I hope you're right. >> Yeah, we hope you're right, Kimberly. Comment three, Smuggles. >> Comment three is from Groover Meister. He writes, "Yeah, Tal Rico had the flu. The booty flu, PROBABLY.". >> COME ON. OH. >> DIARRHEA? >> WE JUST READ YOUR COMMENTS. We don't We.

don't edit them. >> Brutal. Groover Meister. >> We just give you We just give it's like. just. straight to the vein on that one. >> Wow. >> [laughter]. >> Uh what was our question of the day. again, Smuggles? >> of the day is what should be done with. these rioters in France? I think that's. critical, and I think the answer to that. would probably lead to a solution. >> Hm. >> You know? >> Yep. You never know. Like and subscribe. to the Ruthless Friday program. Give us. your thoughts on all of that. We'll get. back to you the very next episode.

And with that, fellas, I believe we did it. >> I think so. Absolute banger of an. episode. Gentlemen, thank you so much to. our listeners. Remember, if you have not. yet, go to the YouTube and hit that. subscribe because it's more fun in. video. So, until next time, minions, keep the faith, hold the line, and own. the libs. We'll see you on Wednesday. Stay ruthless. >> [music].

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