We're talking about statistical realities.

There's no cameras of the young white male, when the young white male is the real threat to America as it's things.

You know what? You're right. I agree. I agree. You're right about that.

Because young white males are going to be the majority with guns.

And if you keep telling them that they're fucking criminals and they should pay for people's bad decisions, you don't want to see them angry. Welcome to the lineup live here on Rumble.

7 p.m., sorry, 9 a.m. to 7 p.m.

You don't need to change that dial.

And, yeah, black and white and the gray issue is the second part. I don't need to change that dial. And yeah, black and white and the gray

issues. The second part, I don't want to say it's Home Alone, too, and that it's in the

pantheon of much greater sequels than the original. But it's up there. It gets a lot more

heated. If you felt like the first installment was a little bit frustrating, there might be some

catharsis in part two, but I don't know. Tune in on Thursday. Today we actually have Jason Calacanis. I hope I'm pronouncing that right from the All In podcast. Disagrees on immigration, posted on X about it. Disagrees on the deportations. Can I have a discussion and, of course, match intensity and be respectful. Please, in the comment section, be respectful. I always have to, you know,

hand it to people who show up. He's unlike Dave Smith and Candace Owens. We're also going to talk

about Barack Obama. This is a long time coming. Barack Obama, what a piece of, you know,

the segment, because his post-presidency is the worst thing ever.

And let me ask you, do you think that Barack Obama was the turning point in this country?

As far as the left becoming radicalized, dangerous, hating this country.

Is there kind of a pre-and-post Obama?

I'm seeing a lot of that from young Gen Z men

because they didn't live through it.

To them, it's history.

And they look back and go, this guy kind of sucked.

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