Well, hello there, good people. I'm Dave Rubin. This is the Rubin Report Direct Message for today. June 1st to 2021. Happy Pride Month to those of you in the LG BTQI

I, Elementop, community, you're gay. Big God damn deal, nobody cares. Let's move on. As always guys, don't forget to click that subscribe button tap that notification bell and maybe you will see our videos and as many of you know last week we started clipping the direct messages. So usually I cover about three stories a day here five days week. We are now clipping those. So in case you can't tune in live at 11 a.m. Pacific, you will be able to see the shorter videos throughout the day.

Today we will be doing three stories. I think we mixed it up nicely first off. We're going to cover some memorial day tweets or non tweets by some of our politicians and it seems to be getting increasingly more difficult for Democrats to say not only anything about nice about America, but about the veterans and the soldiers who we've lost over the years who actually defend our freedom who are far more braver than any of our politicians or me or most of us and they deserve all the credit.

I hope you all had a great memorial day weekend and for those of you that have lost family and wars. I hope you took some time to be appreciative of their service and for everybody. It doesn't matter if you lost family particularly everybody. I just I'm feeling very I'm feeling very patriotic today. I really am. I'm just feeling like we got something to fight for and I think more and more people are realizing that the more memorial days and labor days and fourth of July is that past.

Maybe we're starting to wake up and realize that these days are set up to remind us something like Independence Day. We're supposed to remember something memorial day. The people we lost. Maybe we should be thinking about these people. So we're going to cover some some tweets and non tweets by some of our favorite politicians. Then we've got an update on that Middle East war. There's some really bizarre things that if you watch the mainstream media, you're not going to see victory parades in Gaza.

I thought they were being genocided and violence here in the United States while people of Gaza are actually going out to the beaches. We're going to juxtapose some things for you. There's your word of the day. And finally a new study has come out that is showing that liberal women have far more mental health problems than conservative women. I had a feeling about this and we're going to dive in to the numbers that I'm sure are racist and white supremacist and all that stuff.

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Delicious. All right, so the big controversy over the weekend was that Kamala Harris who is our VP, a woman who is incapable of going down to the border. She doesn't want to go down there or those supposedly she's in charge of the border but refuses to go down there.

She has an evil witch like cackle of a laugh and was pulling at 0% in her own party primary when she stepped away from the nomination process and then somehow was installed as vice president but great gal, great gal.

She tweeted on Friday, well, we've got the tweet right here with a picture of herself smiling as any good Democrat does. They make it about themselves and not why we're having a long weekend.

So I said, enjoy the long weekend, no mention of Memorial Day, no mention of our soldiers and brothers who have lost their lives defending our freedoms, none of that kind of stuff.

And that actually did cause, I would say, somewhat of a warranted outrage. We're all outraged all the time but this one seemed kind of legit.

We just have a nice Memorial Day weekend or I'm appreciative of being an American or something like that but she couldn't choke it out. And then the Twitter people started coming in and then the New York Post covered what happened next.

Vice President Kamala Harris posted a more fitting tribute to America's military Sunday, a day after drawing online heat for telling her fellow countrymen to enjoy the long weekend.

And we've got the actual quote from Harris once she was sort of gilted into saying something nice. She said throughout our history, our service men and women have risked everything to defend our freedoms in our country as we prepare to honor them on Memorial Day.

We remember their service and their sacrifice. So this got me thinking actually because when I saw the tweet, you guys know I don't tweet on weekends. So I didn't tweet on Saturdays on your Monday but a few things occasionally come across my phone when I'm just from notifications and things.

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