Walter Kirn

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1,232 appearances 7 recordings 1 series first heard Feb 2025 last heard 24 Nov

Walter Kirn’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Pritzker the other day saying, you know, it's time for civil disobedience. They've been calling for this directly and we're seeing it now. So for them to suddenly proclaim themselves innocent, passive victims after their leaders have been saying, get out there, do what you can, get in their face is... ridiculous.
The whole dancing thing, of course, crested during covid with all those propaganda nurse orchestrated dances that were meant and teachers and teachers and so on. We really have gotten the body, the human body into American politics and the way the rest of the world must be just looking at. I mean, is there any other country in the world where they do this much dancing?
The reason they do all this dancing is because they don't have any arguments. They can't speak. They can't converse. They can't argue. So the person who are we going to have a dance off for the U.S. president next time? I mean, it looks like it might come at least in the next 20 years.
But OK, so the other night I was I was on the Greg Gutfeld show and we were doing a bit about how the press is complaining that Melania isn't spending enough time in the White House. She's only been there for 14 days during this whole term so far. But.
What happens with every first lady after they get out of there is they tell you how much they hated living in the White House, what a trap it is, what a prison it is, how how absolutely suffocating the role of first lady is. You know, here's Melania just saying, I got other things to do in other houses to live in. And they're criticizing her.
But, you know, on the other hand, we have Michelle telling us about this long incarceration and her marriage and her role and her White House and so on, while she dances finally free of the dude, of the house, of the place. And No wonder she has no audience because nobody likes to tune into a podcast to hear somebody's sad stories about themselves.
She didn't used to talk like that. And they call it code switching. And they've given it this big rationale that you have to, when you're a member of a certain community, be able to talk to the street and be able to talk to the people
ambassador and go back and forth all of that tells me you have no self what we used to call that was chameleonism and it meant that you are completely driven by impressing whoever you're trying to sell something to such that you'll completely change your personality the idea that she is and aoc does this and a lot of politicians do this Oddly, Trump doesn't.
Trump always talks like Donald Trump, no matter how inappropriate, no matter how inappropriate it is. Trump could be out in the woods talking to loggers and he's still Donald Trump. And frankly, I and I think that's one of his great advantages in this era of code switching and chameleonism and, you know, targeted personalities.
And the problem with Michelle Obama is that she has no natural constituency, but You know, where's Barack? He made her famous and now she's turning on him. She's obviously on some really long runway to divorce or a breakup. Maybe maybe their fortune is such that they can't get divorced in the way you and I can by just walking out the door and saying, hey, buddy.
But they don't you know, she doesn't have to soften us up forever. If she wants to go spread her wings, just do it, you know.
Misery loves company, Megan. And if you've ever been in a small town when somebody gets divorced, you know, if a woman initiates a divorce, she wants all her friends to get divorced too, you know? And then the minute she is, she's telling everybody how great it is and what a good time it is. And now she's got all this time on her hands.
Listen, Michelle, if you don't believe in women attaching themselves to powerful men, then why did you attach yourself to one of the most ambitious Chicago politicians with national ambitions ever? I mean, we would not know your name, I'm sorry, if it were not for the fact that you married Barack. And now you want to become the spokesmodel for doing it your own way without a man?
It's so true, Victor.
You know, I can't believe that as recently as last fall, people were hoping for the coming of the Democratic presidential messiah, Michelle. Oh, they're going to sweep her in at the last minute at the convention, you know, over and over as though she was going to come down like the second coming and rescue everybody.
Well, I think we know why that is, because the more you see of her, especially in these kind of public settings and doing her thing and you know, trying her different masks on. She's not a very persuasive or compelling person.
You're about to Cannes revamp.
Well, let's hope it's her vag. And number two, let's hope it's her.
Well, yeah, I'm sorry for the interruption. I get one-on-one time with Megyn Kelly in front of the country, and then the damn internet goes out. Terrible luck. Halle Berry, she looks terrible. She's trying to prove she's sexy and not a robot. That means she is. That means she's very anxious about her appeal. I stood in line with her once at a seafood joint in Malibu.
She was a beautiful, flawless woman, very, just absolutely radiant. She looked terrible there. The guy who participated in that should be ashamed of himself. I mean, what an exploitative thing to do. It reminded me of like Star 80, one of those movies about, you know, a model who goes downhill because a boyfriend wants to get famous. What an awful way to get his mug shown around the world.
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