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Chapter 1: What happened during the Knicks' championship celebration?
We have a lot to talk about today. The Knicks. The drought's broken, but there's no reason to burn the city down. And a lot to say. Specifically to the Knicks. Not the fans. The Knicks. The management and the players. Also, Elon becomes the world's first trillionaire, but... Oh, man. Elizabeth Warren is upset. So is Platner. So is Platner. There's a lot to learn.
Chapter 2: How did Elon Musk become the world's first trillionaire?
Nobody more deserving than Elon Musk. And I'll explain why. Also, Tulsi and the DNI, the Pfizer, Biolabs, all of that exposed. I put it into perspective all on today's podcast. All right, let me tell you about our sponsor is Preborn. Deep inside a mom's womb, if you listen carefully, there is a voice. It's not a voice that speaks words. It's something that says something nonetheless.
It's a heartbeat saying, I'm alive. I'm alive. This is life. This is life. This is life. A culture that has spent a very long time plugging its ears so it doesn't have time to hear that voice, but it's important to hear it.
Chapter 3: What are the implications of Elon Musk's wealth on society?
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Chapter 4: Who is Bill Pulte and what role does he play in national intelligence?
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Chapter 5: What is the controversy surrounding FISA Section 702?
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I can't wait to show you in just a couple of minutes the difference. Something is happening, and it's really good and exciting. And I'll show you. We saw it this weekend. We saw it this weekend. Let me give you this.
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Chapter 6: How do sports fans' reactions reflect societal issues?
Last night, the sports event with the UFC, if you saw any of it, it was spectacular. It really was so well done, so uplifting. I mean, except for the fighting until you're a bloody stump. You know, the imagery and the lessons and the music and everything was about America, and it just made you feel good, okay? Compare that to how you felt after the Knicks, right?
My mom used to say, she had this line, and she would always say it.
Chapter 7: What lessons can be learned from the Knicks fans' behavior?
Whenever us kids, if we would start roughhousing it all, you know, you knock over a lamp and you crack something that wasn't yours to crack, she'd stop and she'd put her hands on her hips, and she would say the same six words. I bet your mom said the same thing. What did she say? Kids, this is why we don't have nice things. I'm like, well, if they're not nice, you shouldn't write.
Don't say that to my mom. You get beat for that. I heard her voice this weekend. I heard it clear. And I meant it, just like my mom. This is why we can't have nice things. Because in New York City, a basketball team wins its first championship in 53 years. 53 years of waiting, of loyalty, of fathers taking their sons to the garden. And what do the, quote, fans do with that joy?
Well, somebody was shot. They set a school bus on fire. You know, people tried to hitch a ride on a moving fire truck. They kicked out windows of police cars, climbed statues. Around 2 in the morning, somebody opened fire in Times Square. Seven shots.
Chapter 8: What reforms are needed in response to current political challenges?
Crossroads of the world. 17-year-old girl hits the ground. That was the celebration? And that was Saturday. This thing started earlier. A Spurs fan, grown man, 40 miles from home, in spirit, 1,500 from home, in fact, walking back to his hotel after game three. Mob surrounds him. They beat him. They tear off his jersey off his back like a trophy.
After game four, ten police officers were hurt, one of them taking a glass bottle to the face. Teenager ends up in the hospital. Somebody thought it would be a clever idea to throw eggs at the other team's players at their own hotel. This isn't passion. Passion built the garden. Passion fills the seats. This is something else entirely. You know what this is?
This is a society that has forgotten how to be a civil society. No regard for anything or anyone.
Okay?
This is why we can't have nice things. And I'm telling you, when we lose this, when we lose the simple ancient understanding that the stranger in the other jersey is still a human being walking home to his family, we're not fans anymore. You're not even a citizen anymore. You know what you are? You're an animal. You're an animal. And that's what I saw on the streets of New York. Animals.
And the most chilling part is how fast it happens, how thin the floor turned out to be. Because everything is tribal now. Absolutely everything. Your team, your party, your flag, your side. And the other guy, he's not a rival. He's prey. Did he call them animals? Yes, I did. I don't care what color anybody is. Don't care. Don't care. Anybody who is doing that... You're an animal.
Tell me, how else do I describe somebody who just does not see another human being and they are so excited that they just want to beat somebody with a chair and a five guys? You know, and I want to ask a question, you know, that nobody in a position of influence seems willing to ask out loud.
If the so-called influencers and the leaders and the famous faces won't step forward and condemn this in the harshest possible terms, who will? Because here's the easy step. You think I know nothing about sports. Here's the layup. I think the Knicks, the coaches, and the players, especially the players, the players that the kids worship,
They all should have walked out the first time this happened. They should have walked out together and said, if this is how you celebrate, we don't want you as fans. You are not our fans. You shame our team. You shame our city. You shame this game. You know, a few players muttered something respectful into a press conference microphone, and good for them. But a soundbite is not a stand.
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