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The Tim Dillon Show

480 - Jared Kushner, Trump Obsession, & Healing Through Hate

24 Jan 2026

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Chapter 1: What is the main topic discussed in this episode?

0.031 - 29.492 Tim Dillon

Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the Tim Dillon Show. Thank you for coming out to the birthday show that I did at the Hollywood Improv. It was very nice of everybody to come out here. I'm only in L.A. for a few more days. And help me celebrate my birthday from the Hollywood Improv in Los Angeles. City of the future, city of dreams. And I'll hear nothing to the contrary. And it was very nice.

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Thank you to Robbie Hoffman, Nikki Glaser, and others who helped me celebrate my birthday. Of course, my birthday and many people's birthdays overshadowed by what's his name? Brooklyn Beckham's fallout with his family. This has been very difficult for everyone I know. It's been very hard for people to

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kind of go on about their daily activity, their daily life, kind of knowing how unhappy they all are over there, how everyone's hot and rich and no one's happy. No one has any... They have the same problems as you do, but they're hot and rich, but, you know, you're all fat and not rich. I'm not going at you. I'm saying statistically that's America.

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That's genuinely America, like, on average, statistically. But Brooklyn Beckham and his wife, what's her name? I don't know any of this. I think it's Nicoletta. Well, Nicoletta and Brooklyn Beckham, they're having... Oh, Nicola. Nicola. Whatever. They're having problems with David Beckham and Victoria. They're in a feud. So...

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They really, you know, listen, you think just because they're hot and rich that it's all good? No. They have the same problems as you. Shut up about your healthcare. You shut up about your healthcare. What do you need? Listen, and by the way, don't think... that this will not be a common theme. Like, petty family drama. Like, very wealthy people, they're going to bring out petty family drama.

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And they're trying to invest you in that. And the message is clear. These people are just like you. You get mad, they get mad. You get in a fight with your parents, they get in a fight with their parents.

Chapter 2: What recent family drama involving Brooklyn Beckham is discussed?

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So don't start complaining. Don't start asking for things. Money ain't the answer. They're upset too. I heard this. This was like big news, apparently, in the world of celebrity gossip. I don't pay attention to Beckhams. I don't care about them at all. They're very uninteresting to me. David Beckham, you know, obviously we know who he is. His wife is what? Posh Spice, right? Yeah, so whatever.

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Immigrants, right? And I don't pay attention to them. Because they don't do anything that I, you know, you know, like Harry and Meghan are fun and, you know, they're trying to destroy a monarchy and, you know, destroy the world and everything. And that's interesting to me, a couple who's trying to do that.

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Say what you will about Harry and Meghan, but they're recreating the death scene that his mother got, you know, she got killed. They're recreating that in Manhattan and, you know... I like them. But the Beckhams are kind of boring and they don't have anything going on. So let's play this from E! News. And what are the kids' names again? It's like Cruz Beckham and Brooklyn Beckham. Yeah.

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So here's the E! News. This is the report.

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on the Beckham family. Here we go. Brooklyn Peltz Beckham steps out with his wife, Nicola Peltz Beckham, amid a rift with his family. Three days after the estranged son of David Beckham and Victoria Beckham released a lengthy statement addressing his ongoing feud with his family, he was all smiles on a beach date with his wife in Malibu, California.

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During the January 22nd outing with her dog, Brooklyn sported a brown sweatshirt and black pants and flashed his wedding ring while wrapping his arm around Nicola. For her part, the model donned a white poncho top and blue jeans. She smiled at her husband and carried her Starbucks coffee.

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The couple's romantic stroll marks their first public sighting since Brooklyn spoke out against his family and claimed to have been, quote, controlled by my parents for most of my life. 26-year-old said that his mom, Victoria, is not a fan of his relationship with Nicola and repeatedly invited women from his past into their lives in ways that were, quote, clearly... The mom's probably right.

309.975 - 339.019 Tim Dillon

Stop it there. The mom is probably right because I don't know anything about the other woman, but the mom is probably saying, listen, I know the DNA of these people that are going to come and they're going to try to steal your money and they're going to use you for your fame. And the mom probably is correct on that. The mother knows that.

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And this kid probably doesn't like it because, you know, she's got good box, whatever her name is, Nicola. And the mom's like, listen, we'll get you whores from your past. We'll get you an approved whore that the family approves of. We will get a gold digging whore that the family approves of. We just don't like this one. And he's hitting back going, hey, that's not fair.

Chapter 3: How does Jared Kushner's presentation on Gaza reflect his approach to conflict resolution?

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They in the middle of that are they're going to look at their phone and they're going to find Donald Trump. I'm telling you, it won't matter what they're talking about. The time where you could imagine that happening, like they're in a tiny house in Pennsylvania. It's not tiny, it's whatever. It's totally respectable size.

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And it's a suburb and it's autumn and people are finally meeting each other and they're meeting their families and there's a profound human moment there, right? where like people that haven't spoken in a while or just haven't seen each other in a while. And I've been there and I've witnessed this. It's like a profoundly human moment, kind of awkward in the beginning, few glasses of wine.

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And, you know, people are trying to steer the ship into neutral waters. And then maybe you have a lot of fun before the end of the night. It's a deeply human ritual that has been done forever. And that now is interrupted. It's inevitably interrupted by people that cannot, they cannot go more than a few minutes without staring at Donald Trump. It is the only thing our country does now.

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And there's good reason to do it. And he's off the wall. And some of the things he does are supremely crazy. And other things make sense. And then people treat those things like they're crazy. So it just doesn't... No one's making up... No one's got a new opinion on Trump, by the way. Nobody's trying to figure anything out anymore.

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It's the ultimate, it shuts down every attempt at human connection. This one guy who we paid very little attention to for his whole life. I mean, he was like a popular reality star and he was like a real estate developer. We know, like I don't have to go back. But he is, since 2016- For the last decade, it has been impossible to think of the world without thinking of this man first.

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He comes before the world. He's first. It's not Davos. It's Trump at Davos. It's not, you know, Iran. It's Trump... Then Iran. So it's not your brother or sister. It's Trump and then how your said brother or sister feels about Trump. There are people who have died without reconnecting with their siblings because of Trump. because of politics. And there's a good amount of them.

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There's a good amount of people that on their deathbed just wanted to hear about Donald Trump. They didn't want their brother or sister to fly in and come into the room. And if they did, if they did, they fought about Trump. I know these stories. There were people on their deathbed. Their oldest living relative, the person they've known the longest on earth, comes into the room.

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They know the lights are closing. It's over. Time is short. Words matter. Words have a weight they've never had before. And they want to discuss Donald Trump. I can't believe you like this Donald Trump. At the end of their life, nothing will stop. It's like... Nothing. So there's a lot of families now that can't, for whatever reason, be in the same room. They can't do holidays. They can't.

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And here's the other thing. This is the other thing that nobody's talking about and that people should talk about because they think, It is this no contact that everyone's saying is new, is not new. There's now a term for it. Like, she went no contact.

Chapter 4: What insights does Tim Dillon provide on the impact of political divides on family relationships?

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It's tough. It's tough. You got to be like, we have a brand here. When the guest comes in, we focus on the guest experience. You know? They come in. From the moment they step out of their car to the moment their head hits the pillow, we focus on the guest experience. You know? Now, I know some of you are still mad about that thing we did. Went to your family or whatever. You know, we get it.

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Hey... You know, a lot of us feel sorry about that too. We all feel sorry about it, but we got to move on from that. Let's not, let's leave that in 2025. Leave that energy in 2025. Miss me with that energy. They're going to appropriate some black female terms. Miss me with that energy, huh? As soon as the guest gets out of the car, you are to focus on the guest experience, right?

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Now, I know, I know it's going to be, it's because many of the guests are going to be Israelis. I know. I get it. I understand. But working at this hotel with people that killed your family is your life now. And we're all, and this is the dream. This is the dream. You get to work at this hotel.

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I mean, this is... By the way, as satirical as I think I'm being, this is the full reality of what's going to happen. They're going to have to mediate... Now, if they even let the people from Gaza work at some of these hotels, and they probably will or have to, and they're going to have to, like, mediate...

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uh, disagreements, uh, and you know, like, can you imagine being the human resources person there at one of these hotels? Like the nightmare job that's going to be. I understand. Listen, Mustafa, I understand that this is triggering for you, being here in this hotel, because not a half a mile away was the home that you shared with your family, all who burned alive in front of you.

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And I know that that is very tough. And I appreciate that. And we all here at Four Seasons New Gaza, we all appreciate that. But it's no reason to leave the luggage cart in the lobby unattended. People want their luggage brought up to their room. They don't want their bags unattended. As safe as it is here, people are very weird about people going through their stuff. Some people have jewelry.

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They have very expensive things. So I know, Mustafa, that your family was burned alive in front of you, not a half a mile from where we stand. And I know that sometimes you look off and you think about them, and a great wave of guilt for being alive fills you. Listen, Fully get it. Fully get it. But that is, again, no reason to leave the luggage cart in the lobby unattended.

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Just move the luggage cart. We're not saying don't think about your family who is burned alive in front of you. We're just asking that while you do that, can you just disassociate while you move the luggage cart through the lobby to the elevator? We want a seamless experience. Full integration. If you see someone not doing their job, tell us.

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If you see someone disassociating because they're thinking about their family who was burned alive, tell us. We can't have a bunch of people living in the past here and thinking about their family whose flesh was singed and they still have the smell in their nostrils. We need to get the luggage to the suite. Get it there. Set it up for the people. This is Jared Kushner, folks, friend of the show.

Chapter 5: How does the concept of 'no contact' relate to modern family dynamics?

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Well, it's because you're very useful. So the many entities from other dimensions are trying to grab him. Lots of reptilians are always trying. And they don't even love it. They fight. The reptilians go, I'm doing Kushner today. And they go, oh, he takes it out of you. You go, you're telling me. Because the reptilians have to possess him.

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And so all day, one reptilian entity, their job is to make him do everything. Make him swim if he's swimming. And it takes a lot out of the reptilian. They're like, this takes a lot out of me. Because he's got nothing. It's just nothing that's inside him. So it takes all the energy of the reptilian alien...

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Now, some people have got a little going on, so the reptilian's like, yeah, I do like 30% of the work on Dick Cheney. Somehow he's got the other 70%, but Kushner's got nothing. So let's take a look. Your friend of the show, Jared Kushner, updating us on the new Gaza redevelopment plan.

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2111.009 - 2122.463 Jared Kushner

So we did a master plan. We brought in, I think, Akir Gabai, who's one of the most successful real estate developers and brilliant people I know. Awesome. He's volunteered to do this not-for-profit really because of his heart. He wants to do this. Stop it.

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Stop it for a second. By the way, there's nothing better. They just killed everyone over there. They just killed everybody. And now they're building hotels. There's nothing better than starting it and going, you know, this guy's not in this for the money. He's in it for his heart. This guy's in it for his heart. That's why he's involved.

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The rest of us, the money, we're in it for a little bit of money. But this guy, this guy's coming in. He's a successful real estate developer, and he's in it for his heart. He's not trying to make any money here. So just know that this, we're doing a good thing. It's such a great way to open it. We're actually, this is kind of a selfless, building a AI smart megacity on the bones of these people.

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That's actually kind of a good thing. We're doing kind of a selfless thing. Let's hear Jared Kushner.

2178.206 - 2195.083 Jared Kushner

Ways to redevelop Gaza. Gaza, as President Trump's been saying, has amazing potential. And this is for the people of Gaza. We've developed it into zones. In the beginning, we were toying with the idea of saying, let's build a free zone, and then we have a Hamas zone. And then we said, you know what? Let's just plan for catastrophic success. Hamas signed a deal to demilitarize.

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That is what we are going to enforce.

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