the okay, the 1st thing i want to do is introduce our panel. they are, they are the best in the business. you've got my village and to my right. and you've got dr. wilmer lee on to my left coast of the critical hour on radio spot. and now let's get to some of the crazy stuff that happened this week. or maybe in this case it's some of the crazy things that were said. so mike johnson, our speaker of the house, the literally with cnn cnn, by the way, i felt they asked him some good questions where he said some crazy stuff. he says there's real, hasn't really killed civilians. he said certain protesters are just there because they all hate jews. you suggested that israel is bored and palestinians are evil. and then he said that they should be allowed to make pro is rarely students. they should pardon me, let me rephrase that. they should not be allowed to make pro is rarely students or american jews in any way uncomfortable. here it is. we are as americans,

this is not an expression of the 1st amendment. this is not an exchange of ideas. this is, this is threats and intimidation of violence against the jewish students for who they are for, for their faith. and that's a terrible trend that's going on in the country right now. let me just add, this is a caviar before we get going. your and well more i'll start with you. we checked, not one single pro is we'll still need in columbia university has been injured or physically harmed by any of these protests yet. he says that this is something that is terrible for what is happening to them. is it crazy? no, he's not crazy. he's just lying. and what is what? there are 2 wars here. there is the, the battle that's going the physical battle that's going on right now in historic

palestine slash gaza. and then there's the in full war. and what's happening, what we're seeing play itself out right before our very eyes design is narrative. they are losing the info. yeah. and that's why they're going after tick tock. that's why they issued or tried. they're trying to pass legislation that allows them to have more control over social media. they can't afford to lose the info war . and so they live, they cheat, they steal, and they refers to not just the war cabinet in israel and of course, prime minister netanyahu. but members of congress who this week have been passing laws that say it's, you know, illegal to be a man pipe semis which we all agree. it's horrible to be an anti semite. but again, manila, the comments from the speaker seem to me like over the top. i've never heard anybody

say these kinds of things about any group. well, yeah, rick, because it's absurd. i mean, i guess maybe that's why they say we live in cloud world today. let me just point out, i'm from los angeles, you c l a in particular had probably the spotlight shines on it during these uh, student protests and the citizens and the, or the camp outs i should say. and prior to this war on gaza, of the do you think the number of jewish residents in los angeles has changed in the past 7 months? gone up, gone down. the answer is no good. there been a pretty steady number of jewish american students walking around the u. c. o, a campus for decades and decades. yes, los angeles is home to a ton of jews and immigrants as well immigrant, jews from israel. there was never some sort of huge problem in los angeles

that, that required people here in washington to implement laws to create, you know, a safe space specifically for them, for decades and decades and decades. everybody's been fine across college campuses . well, i gotta tell you, cause this continues and it's not just the politicians because if you think that that sounds a little bit crazy. wait what it gets worse. busy wait to hear this, this is a, a c and i'm talking had a dana bash who actually compares the student protesters to wait for it. wait for it. nazis protesting the way they is rarely government. the as rarely prime minister as prosecuting the retaliatory war against a loss is one thing. making jewish students feel unsafe at their own schools is unacceptable and it is happening way too much. right now. i used to a student,

i deserve to go here. we pay tuition, this is our school and they're not letting me walk in. my cost is over there. i want to use that interest was like what you let me going. this could be over in a 2nd, just let me and my friends go in. again, what you just saw is 2024 in los angeles, hearkening back to the 1930s in europe. and i do not say that lightly going through any entrance, but he wants to go in manila through grow that entrance only that my class, my class right there, bro, i don't want to walk 20 other yard. let. let me, let me put this argument. you just created this environment for all the kids that everything's convenient and easy and the, the boy doesn't want to walk around. i mean, just really think about comparing that hardship, that horrible hardship and not being able to walk another 20 feet. by the way. it's a college campus, it's wide open. you can try to have you been that you see all what?

it's wide open everywhere. but just to compare that guys horrible plight to, to, to that of african americans in this country in the 19 twenties and thirties and fourties and even the fifty's and sixty's during civil rights to compare them to what happened during the revolutionary war. the civil war, i mean, my god, wilmer, do you to see that students try to steps through those other students to the class if he had tried that and then they had closed ranks around him. yeah. well, okay. then maybe we can have a conversation so that all of that to me seems to be incredibly contrived, dashes, comparison between those that are anti zionist and anti genocide to those who are anti semitic with, again, is all about the narrative and they're trying to complete the 2, even though they are not, this thing is, is laughable. but here's

a question for dana batch me if, if, if nazis are so important as they are, then why doesn't she feel the same way about the united states backing the right sector in queen the united states is funding training arming, real nazis in ukraine. i'm your database saying, i'm mumbling word about that. that's a great point. you know, i hadn't made that connection, but you're absolutely profit. just sitting here complaining because a student get can't get into is a drop of the, a radical nazis was concerned about the radical glasses. and she can even deal with the ones that we're fund pay arming and training. all right, now i want to show you a guy who, who's got it going on, you're ready. this is a guy who i like, or at least i like what he says here is a conservative republican. his name is chip roy. i don't know if you saw this

wilmer, but he's calling out his colleagues in the house of representatives after they passed the law that makes it illegal to be an anti semitic. and by the way, they passed as by a vote of 322918 lot. it says you are not allowed to think anti semitic thoughts if you live in the united states and you will be put in jail. here it is. the jet again today on the floor of the house of representatives. we had another so vote to make people feel good about themselves by passing a bill that says the anti semitism and the time when we want to insert the government into what you're thinking and what motivates you, your empowering that which should never be empowered. the ability of the government to believe thought to bullies speech, to police, your views, not the views, the carry out, been the actions you so absolutely right. the idea that we would

police thought in the united states of america, that he would bet that we would pass a law say, by the way again, it is deplorable to be racist. it is deplorable to be an anti semitic. it is wrong to hate mexicans. it is wrong to 8 anybody, but you have the right to do it in the united states of america. they're passing a law that says you can hate anybody including americans, but you can't hate a zionist. wow. wow. well, but, but, but again, see rick your language, you just fell into the same trap because being anti semitic and being at the zine are totally different thing. yeah. so what the legislation that they're putting, they might as well be asking me to explain how one plus one equals 7. what about jewish students that are at the forefront and participating in the protests on this

country is naomi klein, anti semitic. i don't think she and also how do they define submitted because it is not them and this is the it is a linguistic group. right. so the very folks that the id yes. are engaged in genocide against image stored palestine. they are so many cars. well yeah, i think maybe the best point has been out of the fact that there are people there who are jewish, who are protesting against israel, these policies. so are you calling that man to symmetric and do they go to jail to, for criticizing israel's foreign policy. right. i mean, this is such a broad language guys. i mean this, this really is terrifying. that i feel like hollywood is kind of leading the way in our mastic policy here, because if we go back, you know, my gosh, what's it been 1520 years since minority report came out. remember that with tom

cruise and the whole scanning thing and you get in trouble like the spot please. this is what we're living through today. this is thought conditioning thought police. and when you start doing away with people's free will and the 1st amendment right, the ability to actually voice your free will, then we are doing the way with democracy. we are slowly chipping it away. and yeah, right now are using these kids like the, the, let me get to my class bro. as part of the catalyst of why these people or students need some sort of protection that's different than everybody else who needs protection and the right to the safe and the right to think what they want to think. i, i just still can't believe that she put some kid on the year out of college who was upset because he couldn't walk through a certain walkway as opposed to going another 20 feet around that. and compared

that, the someone being an honest, which, i mean, honestly it's, i mean i, i find it remarkable that this woman still has a job on cnn, but yet they fired me. uh okay, look, when was, what was this was really reminiscent to september 11th in the, in the war on terror is the same reactionary foolishness. yeah. yeah. as, as is, as is what is happening right now. and gaza, very similar to the foolish attack and disastrous outcomes that we got from the attack or invasion of iraq. you're absolutely right. when we come back, the dumbest comment of the we come from a, the president of friends be the british prime minister, fee president of the united states, or they all of the above the answer. after the break, the

hello and welcome defrost of full works. here we discuss the wheel in the known in vietnam, american war, the vietnam war lost it for almost 2 decades and drained in numerous countries. not any time we have now, and then you don't see a number. what is all? i'm empty. hundreds of thousands of american troops was sent to the country to back the south vietnamese on me. i got that not meant to support the american soldiers limited resistors. most of us like the down entire villages and spread dangerous chemicals. and li bye. all right. did the americans ever fully acknowledge what they did on the

vietnamese veterans ready to forgive? yeah, yeah, yeah. that's a ways to the lease of come to the russian states. never as tight as i'm one of the most sense community best. most all sense and up the bottom of speaking. what else holes question about this? even though we will then in the european union, the kremlin machine, the state on russian excluding sports, the r t sports net, keeping our video agency roughly all the band on youtube. the

question, did you say steve would twist, which is the pay? welcome back of rick sanchez. we're talking about the things that happened this week and we want to start with the question again. which world leader made the dumbest comment of the week? wasn't mac crone? was it p m? so next, was it president, bobby? was it all of the above? the answer is see the president of the united states when he called india india a z, the phobic country. and it wasn't just them. here's the quote. he says,

why is china stalling so badly economically? by the way, that's questionable. why does japan having trouble? why is russia, why is india? because there's enough phobic. by the way, he's suggesting essentially that the bigots, they don't want immigrants, immigrants, oh, what makes us strong. he says, well, obviously this isn't going to be sitting very well with india or president body or, or, or, or the, or japan for, for that matter. i was thinking about to say something like this. but there xena phobic at the very same time that he's backing a government, which is according to uh, you know, the united nations massacring people in their own country that they don't like, you know, good god, wilmer, i bring you in 1st. and then manila,

i know you're jumping at the bed, go ahead. well, more as well. there are so many things along with what joe biden said, the united states would love to have. china is economic wrote, the united states would love to have russians. i think russia is the 3rd fastest growing economy in the world and all by the, by, i thought we were turning the rouble into rubble. i thought we were going to crash . the rushing economy may that, that does not happen. so they're not all big. they are protecting their interest, they are protecting their cultures from influence is like the national endowment for democracy and us a i d. they don't want another might on cool in their countries. they are protecting selves against the us. do an unwarranted influence of the united states and even if you wanted to go, i understand, he feels like he has to always attack china and russia. i get it. he's an older guy

. he comes from the 19 forties and fifties. these things were still fighting the cold war. whatever you're going after india, you're going after japan. i mean, i can't help but same as i feel bad. he's my president. but ma'am, what the hell are you thinking? right, manila, he's not, he's not thinking, i mean i agree. i agree with dr. lee. i don't know that he is thinking of um, 1st of all, to go after japan, which is probably of america's number one ally in the asia pacific. especially if you're trying to pivot to pacific and your foreign policy right now and into to the obama pivot to the pacific. you kinda need japan, you kind of can't afford to enter them at this point, especially when fully okesha was just there at the white house like maybe a month or so ago for a big state dinner. and then for him to turn around and say the japanese are zina phobic because they don't allow in immigrants. has he seen

a map as to where pan is located? it's kind of a tiny island and it's really out there in the pacific. it's really hard to get to it and they also enforce their borders. so also, you know, something where in the united states is about to be a $10000000.00 economy, g d, p wise, a 10 trillion dollar a month to the new really other others. and they trade with you, why would you do that? why would you make moti angry? i'm pushing more toward china and toward the end toward russia, which is already going in that direction. it's just, it's, it's amazing. and obviously he's made a lot of people uncomfortable for making that comment. all right, so, um, you guys would be perfect to ask about this next story. because a guy who is a legend on the radio. and both of you, i know, have worked in radio during your career as well. are you still do with one of the best shows? i think there is out there. this is a radio announcer who has never held back has decided to give hell all throughout

his career. whenever he's interviewed people, he never lets up. but now he interviewed joe biden. and, and you're simply not going to believe. you're going to wonder who is this guy and what did he do with howard stern? curious, thank you for doing this today. i want to thank you for your compassion. you know, the reason i'm so excited to talk to you was because i wanted to understand the tragedy in your life and how you dealt with it. and you're the kind of leader i love because we're lucky to have you in the oval office and serving as the father of the country. because if you're a good father to your family, what you are, i know you'll be a good father to the country and i, and i want to thank you for providing a calming influence. pardon me guys, i'm vomiting in my mouth as i speak. um i, i was that guy. and what the hell is he talking about? well, we're back to you. that wasn't howard stern. that was fa, we said,

the father of the country, the greatest man in the world. your mother do. so to me, my god, i want to help you and get you on the loves. what the hell i in my opinion, all of the ties to jo biden's self at, at admitting that he is a scientist. and that this is all about supporting that narrative. that's the only thing i can figure. why someone like how we stern would be. so gosh, i mean, but that would be like, yeah, that would be like saying if you were in interviewing that african american, do you have to loved him because you guys have similar student color or vitamins, interviewing hispanic. i would have to say, i love you because your name is pedro. you know, i mean that's what it is. if i'm wrong, i'm wrong. yeah. for,

for somebody like howard stern to immediately turn into how we, that's the only thing i have unless the soul soul, soul tide true that he's got a gosh over go biden with even with that, when you look at the policies between the 2, they're basically 2 wings on the sabre, i've heard some say who watch that interview, that the reason he did that is because he just can't stand donald trump and wants donald trump to lose really bad. and that's why he's trying to help this guy when manila, your comment on that. yeah, guys. 2 things as to what happened to howard stern's brain use or just my theory, okay. but um, psychologically broken by trump arrangements syndrome, as well as coded cove. it, i don't know if he ever caught it. i know that he went nuts during coven 19 during the pandemic in the lock downs. and, and maybe he got a whole lot of vaccines and somehow that kind of infiltrated into his brain and

kind of change the howard that we knew. or maybe this is just some body double of the howard span we need 20 years ago. speaking body doubles the body available, the finally we'll see back jordan said those after years of denying her 2nd persona brought her back out this week and introduced her to the world. so she's out there here for your viewing pleasure. is the return of guitar, a robot you. it's a club condo, it's your favorite shatara. after 18 years in the closet, jord santo's, pull the back out. whatever. anyway, i hear, you're a bunch of little freaks out there and you love to dance all night long. like it's nobody's business. you know what? you gotta elevate it, kind of make it more risky. yeah, you got to make it more of

a versus a judge. i have an advice for you. how about put some whigs on get some bull wise and go have real fun. let's see. what's your hair fast, you know, side to side, whatever. but you all have to stop being boring. dave, essentially, things are boring because you will, you want you all to be more risk. i know all the love, i hope you all enjoy it. know leon back to you. but the latest gentleman that's going to relate. busy to this other for so not know what, what do you make of this? i mean, what do, what do you think of what do you watch this is american you former us congressman. god bless you. george santos. do that that's. that's all i got. yeah. do you, george? that's all there. you baby. you know i got the boat for katara. rick, can we can tara run for office? i was gonna say they're all liars. they all are cheaters. in my estimation,

who usually end up in congress or in the senate? he's just out there, he's admitting it. he's more honest about it. am i wrong? as i oh, i agree. i love the new george santos and out of office because now this jo santos is owning that he's a swindler. owning all of his weird corks and things that were he was hiding in the closet. now. god bless them as warmers and bless them, let them let george be katara. and i think tara should run for congress for next door santos. it's far off, but you office and when he 25, there you go. and just when you thought things couldn't get crazy, are they good, crazy or still? so i've asked about the it's, it's a, it's a great conversation. it's always fun. taking apart some of the things that have happened and some of the crazy things that people have said. and it seemed like this week everybody seemed to be taking their crazy pills because there was a lot of it out there. wilma, always a pleasure and you know, as well. yeah,

ms. chan you're you're, you're a delight to speak to. so we'll continue these conversations later on. probably go, i want to remind you of our mission really to the silo, the world. we need to stop living and boxes truths don't live in boxes. and rick sanchez will be looking for you here next time. when it's time to make a direct impact of the, in the year of 1954, the united states of america engaged in warfare against the people of vietnam. the white house supported the corrupt above the governments of southern vietnam. in

1965 americans began their invasion following the aim to defeat the forces of vietnamese patriots. defend the gun was confident that the victory would be on the american side, due to its military superiority. however, the enemies during this war into total hail for the occupants. unable to cope with a guerrillas, the american army started blanket bombing alongside using chemical weapons and naples, which burnt all alive. the village of my lay, where he 1969 american soldiers killed 504 civilians, including 210 children, became a tragic symbol of this war. all and all. during the whole period of this conflict, the usa dropped on vietnam more than $6000000.00 tons of bombs, which is 2 and a half times as much as on germany during the 2nd world war. in 1973,

the american army under the pressure of the rebels, withdrew from vietnam, and only 2 years later did the puppet regime. and so i got involved. however, the vietnamese paid a high price for their freedom. more than 1000000 in vietnamese people became the victims of america in aggressors. the video of a lead to abuse by an officer here today, a sheriff's deputy in columbia, south carolina, forcibly removed a student from a classroom at spring valley high school. i saw him just talking to her was playing her and initially, you know, i didn't think is a problem because i knew that she was just is quite a student in the class. someone looks the police officer and says here as law enforcement that is worse. clearly attacking, abusing power and thoughts, and then there are others who says,

this is what's wrong with those totally be on discipline. black children, he was there in forcing a lot to meet in the crime, to quote, disturb schools in any way. that means any disturbance that any kids causes in school is using force is never pretty for necessary. a tops people were never gonna change your mind something and never change their minds about the video. they think i was wrong. and that's it the same wrong. just don't you have to shape house to come and engagement equals the trails. when so many find themselves worlds of parts,

we choose to look for common ground. the. the, the, the civilians are killed in the repeated you could name is on the sites on the rough in the city of belgrade. paul said, couldn't demons q and into west and supposed to put it back in half unexplained didn't decision. a lot of it was and dominates and you dispense some of this uh, the equipment says andre maluso is the right fit for more of a to focus for the nation. some of the page of civil south africa's genocide charges, again is the international court of justice of the you and expresses concerns about the idea of things and overall that is no safe place. thank god.

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