he was retired and live playing frickin' video poker. when he was 40 years old, he was in the red. whatever they call their club, he wasn't doing it to get any richer and he was doing cuz you get to hang out know, tell and it's nice and the people bring you drinks and they bringing nice fat shrimps and you get to eat really good restaurants. the goal was to gamble effectively enough to pay for all that stuff so it didn't cost him anything. and last we took over the whole top floor because he brought my whole extended family there for a week because he had a bazillion point and he knew it was coming to an end there because they had started crunching down a little bit in the pushy matter reno, by just cutting off these constant stuff. there was one place where the average person to come and they were treated like kings. i but a mob. people fly this all in the desert to spend their partner and money. john and jane q citizen making $30000.00 a year would come to las vegas and $3000.00 and lose it. they got great rooms, comped and they got free drinks. ah, ah ah. gotcha, yeah, you got,

planet earth called bitcoin, and the astronomers look through their telescope and they say it looks frickin bake . and people are saying that now kathy, that they can it, they're like now it's really big and it's getting it take going to hit. and once it hits, if you're not prepared, it will be too late. the whole time that we've been doing kaiser for it's been all about the magnitude because we've seen the magnitude of the fraud, a magnitude of the volatility, the crashes, the magnitude of the asset purchases by the fed. now the extraordinary magnitude of the stimulus packages that have been like deployed across the united states in the past year, but also across europe and australia, other parts of the world. now we have, remember we covered, we noted that the i m f during the election sees on last year in the united states . they dropped the notion that we want to the i m f says that the world needs a new bretton woods. right? well, here's some news out this past week, and lin all then reported it, they, i am f approved around of new s d r's, valued at $650000000000.00 us to be credited

then america came around those about pursuit of happiness right there in the frickin constitution, the bill of rights, the declaration of independence. so the world economic forum, knowing that they won't be able to take over the world and resume near feudalism unless they get relative america, as now launched us sy ops psychological warfare trying to convince americans that they, we should return to the days when everyone was hiding under a rock frightened to death. well, you know, this is war. we'll see how this goes. toxic positivity. you know, this is a pretty striking statement coming from an organization that once a great reset. and so here are some headlines that might help them with their fear uncertainty and doubt. they want to so into the population so that they don't get to positive about things. and that is our favorite here on kaiser for our guest, dan collins. he says, almost 1000 ships now back logged to leave china, get your christmas gift. now inflation coming f i, i then invoke or is supposed to open thursday, but probably too late to save christmas. so this was in re

kamala harris and nancy pelosi can follow him out the frickin' door. i want everyone listening today on both sides of the aisle to hear these words -- we were sent to washington to represent the american people, not watch our country giveaway killian's of military equipped--billions of military equipment to known terrorist, not to sit idly bite waiting for the next elections, and certainly not to put up with an inept, weak, and incapable regime that puts everyone but american citizens first. from day one, this regime, so-called administration, has been all about america last policies, and every day they prove that more and more. the father of one of our fallen soldiers said, hey, i'm just a carpenter. and even i can figure out how horrible this exit strategy was. we all know that we needed to leave afghanistan, and we all see how failed this mission was. he is right and you know it. his son did not deserve to die. the blame starts at the top with biden and his hand-picked vice president, who bragged that she was right there making the same bad decision

that's a difficult white people are, but that is a frickin', if i may, revolution, give us the feedback and have us receive it with grace, reflect and seek to change. that's a difficult we are. on the other hand, that doesn't seem like a very tall order. it really doesn't but it is a tall order from the current paradigm that says only that people. that guarantees i'll have to defend myself and then you well be in a position of deciding whether it's worth it. >> host: this is a wonderful way of handing out, right? the work speaks to the cross racial interracial relationships, kind of personal interactions, how they run aground in which allies are pushing this as a philanthropic issue. they are not seeing themselves. they understand instances decently. we can go through all that. we are in a moment where we're seeing this work at the macro level, in very, very clear ways. senator tim scott declares america is not a racist country. vice president harris echoes, we are not a racist country have to do with our racism. okay. another kind of moment, critical race theory as a catchall phrase fo

that's a difficult white people are, but that is a frickin', if i may, revolution, give us the feedback and have us receive it with grace, reflect and seek to change. that's a difficult we are. on the other hand, that doesn't seem like a very tall order. it really doesn't but it is a tall order from the current paradigm that says only that people. that guarantees i'll have to defend myself and then you well be in a position of deciding whether it's worth it. >> host: this is a wonderful way of handing out, right? the work speaks to the cross racial interracial relationships, kind of personal interactions, how they run aground in which allies are pushing this as a philanthropic issue. they are not seeing themselves. they understand instances decently. we can go through all that. we are in a moment where we're seeing this work at the macro level, in very, very clear ways. senator tim scott declares america is not a racist country. vice president harris echoes, we are not a racist country have to do with our racism. okay. another kind of moment, critical race theory as a catchall phrase fo

. >> something frickin' psychological. >> rupaul: what is it about you? psychological. >> i know.do with my psychology, really. >> rupaul: well, probably. but you know, you always handle heavy material. because you can go deep in the acting thing, right? >> yeah, we've talked about this. >> rupaul: yes. >> what is it, what's wrong with me? >> rupaul: well, no. we're both scorpios. >> yeah. [ cheers ] has a lot to do with it. >> rupaul: do you ever have to hide your scorpio-ness from other people? >> oh, that's good, babe. >> rupaul: hm. >> oh! >> rupaul: do you? >> i think i hide it from myself. >> rupaul: really? >> oh, yeah. >> rupaul: where do you put it? [ laughter ] >> i think it comes out when i'm working. >> rupaul: yeah. it does. >> because it's not -- the venom of a scorpio, it's not necessarily to hurt others. >> rupaul: no. >> yeah, it's just power. >> rupaul: yeah. do something pretty dangerous. so how you control that -- because we can all do dangerous stuff. >> rupaul: sure. >> how we control that is what makes us who we are, right? >> rupaul: yeah, yeah. >> so that

>> you know, kevin mccarthy is so frickin' hypocritical. while donald trump was mozying up to the taliban and making a deal with the taliban and signaling to the afghan people that america was no longer going to stand behind the afghan government in a matter of months, when he actually tried to invite the taliban to camp david, when he was doing all of that, kevin mccarthy said nothing. and by the way, kevin mccarthy never spoke up for refugees, ever. kevin mccarthy was one of the leading voices saying, well, let's turn our back on refugees. forget about people escaping poverty and crime and horrific conditions, trying to come to america. now all of a sudden these guys are all about the taliban being bad guys and all about trying to help refugees. it is incredibly hypocritical. now, is this bad what happened today? does my heart hurt for these families that lost loved ones over there today, these brave marines and this navy medic? of course it's horrific. but any time you airlift out 100,000 people, you end up being somewhat of a sitting du

that's a difficult white people are, but that is a frickin', if i may, revolution, give us the feedback and have us receive it with grace, reflect and seek to change. that's a difficult we are. on the other hand, that doesn't seem like a very tall order. it really doesn't but it is a tall order from the current paradigm that says only that people. that guarantees i'll have to defend myself and then you well be in a position of deciding whether it's worth it. >> host: this is a wonderful way of handing out, right? the work speaks to the cross racial interracial relationships, kind of personal interactions, how they run aground in which allies are pushing this as a philanthropic issue. they are not seeing themselves. they understand instances decently. we can go through all that. we are in a moment where we're seeing this work at the macro level, in very, very clear ways. senator tim scott declares america is not a racist country. vice president harris echoes, we are not a racist country have to do with our racism. okay. another kind of moment, critical race theory as a catchall phrase fo

. >> guys, this is so frickin cool. this is the thing i worry about. wherever they want to, but does this mean that we'll be spending less time in the office? i so miss people. am i alone in that, people in the room? >> i don't think you're alone in that. i'm looking forward to seeing my colleagues and friends, too. you're probably a bit more extroverted than most people, if i had to guess, certainly more extroverted than me. i do think going forward, there are going to be moreremotely. there's an important place for offices, for people to come together, but also an important place where people want to stay with their family, where they grew up, buts also want access to opportunities that historically would have only been in new york or l.a. i think those opportunities should be available to everyone. all these tools, whether it's video conferencing or eventually being able to collaborate better in the metaverse in products like work rooms that we built here i think is all part of this progress of giving people more freedom to live where they want. >>

saying that they don't, but right now we are focused on this one particular house because of the frickinwith more "fox & friends weekend" co-host rachel campos-duffy and pete hegseth. good morning to both of you. >> good morning. >> good morning. steve: rachel, i know your father was in the air force, people going to the academy and they are required to watch this. do you think they are wondering hey, why do i have to do this? rachel: yeah, i mean this is so far away from the experienced that i as a military brat living as military bases around the world as you know the military is interracial marriage and racial diversity far ahead of the rest of, you know, american society has been more diverse and more integrated for decades ahead of everybody else. so it's really weird and foreign to me to hear. there was another vignette, steve, where a kid was biracial and somebody asked him well, aren't you having to choose between your two, you know, your african nigerian dad and your mexican mom? and all of this is so weird. why would we want in an institution that we need cohesion and cooperati

[laughter] [inaudible] go tattle on me to the frickin' admin they don't give a crap. y'all's parents are dumber than you. i'm going to say that out loud. rachel: but the school district responded saying she is no longer an employee at the district. her behavior is inappropriate and will not be tolerated. joining us now are the parents of the students who recorded that teacher judy and zane storm. welcome to the show. how proud are you that your son, zane, zane jr. i will say because you have the same name as dad, zane, how proud of you that he actually recorded that in the classroom? >> i am proud. >> yeah. we are proud of him. we just -- how do you know what's going on at school? no parents ever really know. when he brought that home, it was just really good to see a video. because he can come home and say something happened. rachel: right. >> you don't see the full effects of it until you watch it. rachel: yeah. i agree. seeing it -- you could hear about it and you wonder if it's exaggerated and see it and it's unbelievable. dad, what was your reaction when you saw