Chapter 1: What is discussed at the start of this section?
Did you ever think you would make it? I feel I'm supposed to take sweet victory. I know this life meant for me. Adam, what's your point? The future looks bright. My handshake is better than anything I ever signed, right here.
You are a one-on-one? My son's right there.
I don't think I've ever said this before.
So apparently the Teacher of the Year Award in the state of California goes to Katie Porter for giving Gavin Newsom a B on homelessness because of the way she handled it. And Steve Hilton, who is the opponent running as a Republican, came up and said, I wish I had you as a teacher because I give Gavin Newsom an F. You have to see this clip in the debate.
There's a bunch of other stuff that's going on. Apparently Trump said, you know, I didn't know Israel and Lebanon like each other. Apparently they like each other. They keep saying good things that they're best friends. I think they like each other. So there's a ceasefire there apparently for three weeks, which we'll talk about. Mike Vrabel, I don't know what's going on there with Mike Vrabel.
We almost didn't want to touch this story, but it's everywhere. And I mean the story, not touching the story.
There's already someone touching Mike Vrabel. That's right.
There's a lot of touching going on there, apparently a lot of weird pictures. And apparently even the kid was named Michael. I don't know if it's named after Vrabel or not. A lot of weird stuff over there. It's tough when it's a coach. You know, it's a player. It's one thing. When it's a coach, it's confusing.
Remember when Derek Fisher had the scandal as a coach and you're like, dude, you're the freaking coach, right? You're not the player. But the coach, you're supposed to coach the player.
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Chapter 2: How does Katie Porter evaluate Gavin Newsom's handling of homelessness?
And flip his car on the Ventura Freeway in the process. Yes. Well, that's a whole different story. No, it's the middle of the scandal. And by the way, you know the story with Kobe. They would say Kobe would keep his wife away from Derek Fisher because he knew how Derek was with Matt Barnes' wife.
Wow.
Kobe specifically kept his wife away from Derek Fisher because of how Derek Fisher was. And the reputation he had. He would always find ways to get around what he called Matt Barnes' wife. And look at him now. Speaking of the Patriots, keep your 100 miles an hour on the LA freeways for 90 minutes to get to Derek Fisher and to pound him into the ground. Remember this? Yes, I do.
I was going to say, keep your kids or your grandkids away from the former coach of the
new england patriots because he he likes him young he likes him young yeah that was supposed to be funny that was supposed to be funny but like tom's joke didn't land so tom you can take shots at adam today when my jokes don't land i just to the right so i'll get my historical facts here the santa in the california
DeSantis invited Hakeem Jeffries to Florida, and you have to find out why, because they're talking crap back to each other, back and forth. Trump said to shoot down any of these guys that are landing mines, putting mines in the Strait of Hormuz. We'll talk about that. Starbucks is moving headquarters to Tennessee, and Tom is furious. He's not happy about it.
Tom walked in today, I think, with a little bit of an attitude, a little bit of an edge, and I'm like, Tom, keep your frustration outside of this property, and we may have to send him home today. Spain, incredible thing going on in Spain. 500,000 new customers came in. Some call it migrants, but 500,000 new customers showed up, and you should see the video.
You should see the video, what it looks like. And then the folks in Madrid, the state part of Spain, Madrid, they're like, look, we're not with this. What are you doing? They're trying to fight it. But the Spaniard leader who's a socialist progressive says, no, these people deserve a chance. Let them come to our society. They're more important than you are. We should do that.
And then there's this video that went viral all over X the last couple days of immigration, what's going on with Europe. It's insane.
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Chapter 3: What are the implications of Trump's 'shoot and kill' order?
Wow. That's Tom. Tom just tweaked the voice. I don't know who it is. Honestly, I just know we have the license for this song because that's all I care about. So, guys, if you're one that loves the brand, loves what we do, and you support it, we appreciate that. It means a lot to us. We want to see millions of people wearing a Future Looks Bright gear at a time where
A lot of people are selling bitterness, entitlement, negativity, divisiveness. We want to find a way to bring people together and just bring the truth to you, to the best of our abilities. And if you're someone that wants to see the brand grow more and you're proud to wear the brand, you're going out there in the mall, you're going shopping, you go to work,
You're wearing Future Look Sprite gear. You'd be amazed how many conversations are being started because of it. So go to vtmerch.com. Go to the hat section, Rob, if you can show it. When you go to vtmerch.com, go to the hat section. And whatever hats you pick, you have to pick the fifth one as a signed one. And then that will be included in the bundle. Go to vtmerch.com.
Place the order for yourself, your wife, your kids, your son, your husband. Give it to them as gifts or have different ways to wear hats. You've got many different selections. With that being said, let's get right into it. First story, which one do we want to go with? Do we want to start off? Let's just start off with California, Rob. Go to Katie Porter. This debate's taking place.
It's very important because they don't even know who's going to be the governor. And the most difficult thing to be in this situation is the following thing, is when they're asking you, Rob, is this the Katie Porter clip? Yes. Okay, so when they're asking you, hey, You're a liberal, you're a Democrat, you're running for governor, and they're asking you to defend Newsom's record. How do you do it?
That maneuvering is super difficult. Here's Katie Porter, someone I think is made for TV. She's fantastic. She's asked about Newsom's record on homelessness. Listen to the answer, but more importantly, listen to the rebuttal from Steve Hilton. Go ahead.
If you were in my class, Mr. Hilton, you would learn in my bankruptcy and consumer protection class that the majority of homeless people in California are actually working. They're not just people on the streets. It's not just people with mental illness or people with drug or substance use problems. It's also families who are fleeing intimate partner and domestic violence.
It's people who are double and tripled up. It's people who are living in their cars on our college campuses.
Rob, I'm not interested in this schtick. I want to know when she gives the grade. There's a clip of her saying the grade. That's why I want to get it. Go for it. him on homelessness and what, if anything, would you do differently? You have 60 seconds.
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Chapter 4: How do recent events in Spain reflect on immigration policies?
How important do you think this one issue is? Remember, two Democrats, not Republicans, because we know where the Republicans are going to be at and the independents. How important do you think to the Democrats that they will never publicly say They vote Republican. What do you think homelessness is on the list of Democrats who are reasonable Democrats in the state of California, Tom?
There are four Californias. The first is the Bay Area. The second is Los Angeles and Orange County, which is two sides of the same metropolis, but Orange County, very different. And then San Diego and then the inland state in L.A. I'm not going to lie to you. I'm not going to lie to you. I'm not going to lie to you. I'm not going to lie to you. I'm not going to lie to you.
I'm not going to lie to you. The voting booth. They're they're very reluctant to pull back. That's why you have another Democrat socialist leading the polling for mayor of Los Angeles. And let me step back real quick, Pat. Since Swalwell came out, we have this debate last night. Hilton is at 20 percent. That's a Republican. Becerra is at 15 percent and Steyer is at 15 percent.
So those are the two Democrats. So it looks like Becerra has picked up all of the like 70 percent of the Swalwell support. Makes sense, Pat. So now you have Steyer and Becerra. And it appears that Porter. that she's sitting there at 10%. It looks like she's fading a little bit. And last night there, it didn't look good.
But what I think, I think what's going to happen in the voting booth, you have overwhelming support in the voting bill on all citizens for two issues in California, and that is the economy and homelessness. And homelessness is big. It's less of an issue in the Bay Area, but it is a giant issue to the voters in L.A. and Orange County especially.
Adam, I'm just surprised that we're using the word homelessness in California because we all know in California, it's the unhoused. Come on, guys. Let's have a little respect here. But the point is this. California, remember the scene in White Man Jump? It's like, you'd rather look good and lose than look bad and win.
The difference between what's going on in California is all they're doing is like, remember when you were a kid, you would just kind of like pretend to eat your veggies and move it onto this side of the plate, then move it on this. All they're doing is sort of like manufacturing this caring about what's going on in the California economy.
They're trying to win this election and become the next president.
governor of california who does nothing and the reason i say does nothing is because if you look at gavin newsom's record on anything tell me what has he accomplished spent a ton of money tell me what he knows how to spend money yes he's got good hair great what else 62 more 23 billion dollars on fixing homelessness initiatives and homelessness has only got worse
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Chapter 5: What are the implications of Trump's 'Shoot and Kill' order?
Right. Strait of Malacca. You talk about the Suez Canal. You talk about the Panama Canal. 20 percent, I believe, of the world's oil comes through.
Chapter 6: How does the U.S. strategy impact Iran economically?
Energy comes through this. What the United States is doing, we went to the UFC fight the other day, what the United States is doing is basically they came from behind Iran and they have them in a full-on chokehold. And they're choking them out. What's the thing that Joe Rogan, he's got him in a rear naked chokehold, he's going to choke him out. That's what they're doing economically.
But here's the rub. Timing matters here. Because as you're choking them out, how much money are they losing a day? 500 million dollars. 500 million.
Chapter 7: What is the significance of Ilhan Omar's recent confrontation?
Do some quick math. So that's a billion dollars every two days. That's three billion dollars a week. That's, you know, over 10 billion dollars a month. Choking them out, choking them out, choking them out. And then eventually they're going to not have any money. Now, Trump has to do this strategically, methodically and with enough time for him to recover before the midterms.
So I think you need to have at least the summer. to build up to the midterms, because Trump maybe understands that he can still win the midterms. I'm not writing them off yet. If Trump can basically say, we won, we've choked them out, look at us now, you know, who was right, who was wrong, then he was right about one thing. Their entire...
association is they're rooting against trump the democratic party or the woke right the trans right whatever you want to call them they're rooting against america at the end of the day they want our military to lose they want iran to win that's the problem i have let me choke them out let me get into the story here so this is a very interesting story of how bad policies
pushes good people away from your city. Rob, you have the clip of Mamdani saying what he's going to be doing to Ken Griffin's house, and then Ken Griffin responds back now.
Chapter 8: How are recent layoffs affecting the tech industry?
He responds back at Mamdani. If the audience, if you haven't seen this, this clip is, this guy says, we are no longer going to let... billionaires having penthouses here that they no longer live in. And here's what we're going to do. We're going to tax the rich on second properties that they have. And then Ken Griffin responds back in a very simple way. Hey, no problem.
You think that's a lot of money for me? Watch what I'm pulling away from New York. But first, watch the socialist communist Islamist Mamdani, mayor of New York City, giving his pitch on taxing the rich. Go ahead, Rob.
When I ran for mayor, I said I was going to tax the rich.
Well, today, we're taxing the rich. I'm thrilled to announce we've secured a pied-à-terre tax, the first in New York's history.
This is an annual fee on luxury properties worth more than $5 million, whose owners do not live full-time in the city. Like for this penthouse. which hedge fund CEO Ken Griffin bought for $238 million. This peer-to-tear tax is specifically designed for the richest of the rich, those who store their wealth in New York City real estate, but who don't actually live here.
But even so, they're able to reap the huge financial rewards of owning property in, dare I say, the greatest city in the world.
And most of the time, these units are sitting empty, since again, they don't actually live here.
This is a fundamentally unfair system that hurts working New Yorkers. Now, it's coming to an end. This tax will raise at least $500 million directly for the city. It'll help fund things like free childcare, cleaner streets, safer neighborhoods.
As mayor, I believe everyone has a role to play in contributing to our city. And some, a little bit more than others.
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