Evita
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836 appearances
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2 series
first heard Feb 2025
last heard Mar 2025
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Und man könnte denken, dass es nicht so viel passiert würde, wenn Trump die USAID-Vorschläge anbietet. Aber was Larry passiert, zeigt, dass es nicht so ist. Diese Geschichte ist verrückt, Leute. Larry war interessiert. about Cairo USAID's response to Trump's orders slashing USAID's activities. He's like, what are they doing here? I wonder.
So Larry goes out to this outpost and he and his Egyptian driver encounter this militarized setup, completely devoid of any aid-related activity. And there's this tense exchange and refusal to show an ID. Again, Larry shows it to them. Then he asks about USAID and things get weird and they get really hostile. Und sie fragen, um seine ID zu sehen. Und um den Fahrer von Eva zu sehen.
Und dann geht er weg. Er versucht, sich von der Situation zu entfernen. Eine Woche später geht Larry zurück. Die Sicherheit erkennt ihn, stoppt das Fahrzeug und dann entsteht ein 2,5-Hour-Stand-off mit der USAID-Sicherheit, der Kairo-Polizei und Ägyptens Geheimpolizei. Sie beurteilen Larry von Terrorismus, Spionage. He refuses to surrender his phone or his passport.
Deletes evidence after sending videos to contacts and contacts the embassy also to try and get some US embassy to try and get some help. But that doesn't do anything. I want to play for you guys this exchange. It is absolutely insane.
Er wird verhaftet. Sie stoppen meinen Fahrer.
So what's really interesting is throughout this exchange, they kept trying to get Larry to go into the compound. Larry was just up, Larry's trying to get away. They're holding him up for two and a half hours. He wants to leave. And they're apprehending him. And they want him to go inside the compound.
And Larry in this article in the Federalist seemed to suggest that he was afraid for his life in this moment. Because if you guys will recall, The embassy in Turkey was really infamously took in a journalist, who, and I believe it was an American journalist, who then never ever came out. And it was assumed, this was the Saudi Arabia embassy in Turkey.
And this journalist had been really critical of Saudi Arabia. So, Michael, will you look that up? I believe it's an American journalist. Der Punkt ist, dass er Angst hatte, dass sobald ich da stehe, ich keine Ahnung habe, was mir passieren wird. Warum wollen sie, dass ich in den Komponenten komme? Warum versuchen sie, mich in den Komponenten zu zwingen? Das macht keinen Sinn.
Und so war er wirklich Angst vor seinem Leben, abgesehen von dieser Geschichte. Und so dann, nach einigen Negotiierungen, gab es einen Anruf eines höheren Offiziellen, laut Larry. Und er und Mohammed wurden am nächsten Tag verabschiedet.
Egypt's secret police visited the car service that he used, they interrogated Mohammed about the rider's activities and searched the vehicle, but by then Larry had already left Egypt. He just got the hell out of the country. Larry writes in The Federalist, Oh, er ist ein Saudi-Journalist. Entschuldigung. Das war ein Saudi-Journalist. Entschuldigung, Leute.
Er wurde in eine Embassy in Türkei für Saudi-Arabien gebracht. Es ist sehr wahrscheinlich, dass er getötet wurde. Saudi-Arabien sagt, das sei nicht passiert. Er war hochkritisch für die reine Familie in Saudi-Arabien.
Ich würde nur sagen, wenn ich sehr kritisch bin für eine Agentur oder eine Regierung und ich bin in einem freien Land, dann werde ich nicht in ihre Embassy gehen, wenn sie versuchen, mich in die Embassy zu drücken. Warum versuchst du, mich in deine Embassy zu drücken, oder in diesem Fall in deinem Komponenten, wenn du mich nicht magst und du nicht magst, wie ich arbeite?
Das ist ein bisschen schrecklich. Und in dem Fall des saudi-arabischen Journalisten kam er nie wieder raus. This is basically the entire federal bureaucracy right now. I want you to watch this video of Representative Jasmine Crockett summing up the entire sentiment of this permanent state. Take a listen. Can you guys believe that she's a member of Congress? So trashy, so inappropriate.
The bar is on the floor for class. And frankly, this applies to all Democrats. Remember Tom Fetterman showing up to the inauguration in gym shorts? Maxine Waters screeching that to Elon Musk, nobody elected your ass. Like, I'm sorry, like, you're an old lady. Like, why are you talking like that? It's just not appropriate. It's gotten out of control.
And speaking of out of control, I have to share with you guys a cultural story. We'll come back to some politics in a second, but I have to share with you this cultural story. The hate surrounding Pamela Anderson right now is patently insane. If you don't know, Pamela Anderson is, of course, famous for playing CJ Parker in Baywatch. And she was also a Playboy model back in the 1990s.
Now, Pamela has made the decision to recently to go makeup free. She says she wants to feel more genuine and that includes embracing the natural aging process. And frankly, I actually kind of really respect her for this. In today's culture, older women are under just impossible pressure to stay youthful through surgeries and fillers and heavy makeup. It's kind of out of control.
And I just think women should be allowed to age gracefully. So that's kind of what Pamela Anderson is doing. Okay, so what happens? Pamela zeigt sich auf den SAG Awards am Wochenende in ihren 50er Jahren und sie ist ohne Make-up und sie sieht absolut erstaunlich aus. Ich verspreche euch, es ist verrückt.
Sie ist einfach glänzend und die News-Outlets haben sie rechtlich als etherellisch beschrieben. Ein Begriff, der typisch für etwas Angelisches, Außerirdisches und Schönes beschrieben wird. Und sie hat es gemacht. Sie sah etherellisch aus. Sie sah wunderschön aus. But now some leftists are angry at these news outlets and just regular people for saying that Pamela Anderson looked beautiful.
Now why are they angry? Because apparently recognizing and appreciating Pamela Anderson's beauty is somehow racist and transphobic. Yes, take a listen.
So essentially, commenting on how stunning and ethereal Pamela Anderson looks is somehow deemed problematic. Praising her natural beauty without makeup will make transgender-identifying men... apparently highlighting how beautiful a real woman is, is offensive to the people who view womanhood as a costume.
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