Transcript of Trump Preparing Nukes As WH Crumbles?

The world is in complete disarray because of three old criminals—Donald Trump, Vladimir Putin, and Benjamin Netanyahu—that they only know how to either start wars or keep committing crimes so they can stay in power. And I'm going to read to you something from Tucker Carlson, and it's important that I want to note that first and foremost, I think Tucker's a nut. But I also have to admit that Tucker is locked into this administration. I mean, he is, he makes phone calls with people in the administration, he was the one who was criticizing Trump's Venezuela, and then two days later he's up there clapping like a trained seal for Trump in the White House.

Well, I think that's a viable option, especially to distract the American public from presumably the victories Democrats are going to have. So what's he going to do? He's going to—I certainly hope he doesn't send a nuclear weapon to destroy parts of Iran. I think we all universally feel that way with the civilian casualties that would ensue from that and just the fallout. But we've covered him on the campaign trail the last two or three weeks. I mean, we know this man is not mentally fit to be our leader.

And Angie, I think that when you look at these three men, the biggest troublemakers on the globe right now—Putin, Trump, and Netanyahu—they're all war criminals, in my opinion. All three of them are war criminals. All three of them are willing to do whatever it takes: nuke people, start wars, lie, rob, steal, kill their opponents to stay in power. Don't you think?

Absolutely. They have no more. They're all—I mean, in my opinion, they're just complete socio-psychopaths. I mean, they have no empathy. But it takes me back, when I was reading this, it took me back to the meeting in the Oval Office with Zelensky and Trump admiring the fact that he hadn't had elections because he's been at war. You see, Netanyahu has now lost control of the government in Israel, and he's going to have to band together with another one if he wants to keep power. You've got Trump. We're expecting a blue tsunami.

Yeah, and I think that Pete Hegseth has made moves in the Pentagon that would dismantle any sort of oversight or guardrail that could prevent this from happening. Furthermore, if you look into the psychology of Trump, when Obama was president, Trump's Twitter feed before he was in politics was constantly, "Barack Hussein Obama is going to attack Iran so that he can stay in power." This is in his psyche. Trump always telegraphs what he's going to do, which, again, Tucker Carlson is a man who said that he was in bed at night and he was attacked by three demons.

Moving into tomorrow, there is a final batch of New York Times polls before the midterms, and they look really, really bad for MAGA, really, really good for Democrats. Pop this up. So we have Michigan. Michigan is showing Abdul El-Sayed at plus 11. Out of all of the races—and Kylie, keep this up for a while—out of all of the races, especially in light of what Haley Stevens just did and APAC meddling, meddling in our elections and telling our citizens that they need to be quiet or trying to censor our critiques of Israel, I want Abdul El-Sayed to win the most just because of what it will mean as a defeat of this corporate PAC money.

I think part of the success here, part of these good numbers, is in response to the Americans' dislike of the Trump administration and their policies. And it's reached, I think, a different level. So Trump's message across the country, you know, him getting up at these speeches and giving these talks for candidates and all the craziness, all the bullshit stuff that we have to cover every single day, this Jeffrey Epstein cover-up, I mean, that's—and then on top of that, you pile all of these stories about tens of millions, of billions of dollars that they're grifting and at the same time having these fraud star rallies.

And Palms, yesterday Trump campaigned in Iowa, which shows—Kylie, put that back up. Let's see what Iowa is real quick. Is Iowa on here? It shows Turek plus one, a Democrat in Iowa plus one. So Palms, I thought you would really love this. Trump campaigned in Iowa yesterday, and this is what he had to say about the Republican on the ballot. Play the clip.

I knew Ashley for a long time, and she was a little bit heavier. And she put herself—she knew what she was doing. She knew the weight that was on her, really, literally the weight. And she knew the importance of what she was doing. And she went out the old-fashioned way too, not with, you know, "Give me a shot." The old-fashioned way. And she put herself into great—she put herself—don't bother—they're paid protesters, don't worry. They go away quick.

All right, pause it right there. See this guy, this heavyset guy over Trump's shoulder who has a T-shirt on that says, "I love ICE raids." And then also, I just want to point out for those of you that are watching, Trump is—I mean, for those of you that are listening, Trump is morbidly obese while he says this. Palms, go on.

Here's the thing. I look at Donald Trump and he—there is no one on planet Earth that can defend his attacks against women, reporters, opponents, all of that. That's true. What in this cycle strikes me out the most is he's, you know, put act like Trump's on the ballots. I'm going to all these rallies. All he does, he talks about Kim Paxton being ugly. He's talking about how Ashley Henson used to be fat. He's talking about asses. It's unbelievable that the President of the United States, who we just were talking about launching a nuclear war, is so worried about other people's appearances, and he's not talking about, you know, "I've reduced your taxes.

And it shows you how he just—it's for a smart diabolical leader like Putin or Netanyahu, which are a lot smarter than Trump will ever be. He starts talking like that. It's like chum in the water. And these sharks go, and they know how to manipulate him. They know how to dogwalk him into nuking Iran or into lowering sanctions on Russia. He is a national security threat. And so while it's interesting and we can giggle about him doing all of this, he is sending a message to our adversaries.

Paxton, your opponent, has taken to calling you telefreako.

Well, I think if Tim Paxton is worried about freaks, he should stop giving Epstein-style sweetheart deals to pedophiles. You know, this is the guy who just released Adam Hoffman from jail and admitted child rapist after one of Kim Paxton's wealthy lawyer friends got involved in the case. Kim Paxton even kept him off the sex offender registry. Adam Hoffman was supposed to serve 25 years to life, but instead he served less than a month.

Okay. I've heard enough. Josh, I think this is a prime example of how the billionaire's money is affirmative action for morally bankrupt, broken human beings like Kim Paxton. Because Talarigo there is excellent. He was excellent in answering all of that. I do not think Paxton would have—would even be within seven points without Elon Musk's hundreds of millions of dollars. I think it would be—he would be 30 points down.

Yeah, think about that. So the poll shows Talarigo ahead seven, eight points. Let's not forget that Kim Paxton has won reelection as the state attorney general in Texas year after year after year. Like, this guy's got nine lives. He was under federal indictment in 2015 or '16 and somehow weaseled his way through that. So when you're right, we're dealing with a different type of constituent in rural parts of Texas like we deal with in Oklahoma, to where people don't get that complicated about the issues.

All right, Palms, I want to get to just a couple more things. The closing argument for Republicans seems to be we are—the president seems to be promoting bisexuality, which I support. I just want to say I support all of the bisexual listeners. But obviously, all the candidates do not, and the electorate does not. And they support racism. And that leaves brown-skinned Vivek Ramaswamy with some problems, with some headwinds, considering he is trying to get elected by a party that is completely racist, in my opinion.

What?

Yep.

It doesn't surprise me.

They've whitewashed him. And then you've got Brooke Rollins, who posted this, and she is the agriculture secretary. And she posts a Halloween costume of a snap fraudster, which is a black man with a lot of chains around his neck, flipping off the camera, but that's kind of blooped out, and then money in his hands. And she writes, this big Christian, this big MAGA Christian writes, "Some costumes come with a price tag. This one comes with a prison sentence.

Yeah, this has been going on. I remember it in my home growing up since childhood, this demonizing the poor and, oh, by the way, there, you know, a racial component to it, be it black, Hispanic, whatever it is. And in my mind, like, there is no rural Oklahomian that can say, "Hey, my gas is more affordable. My groceries are more affordable. I can pick up my medicine now. My wages are higher." They can't say that, but they can say they still hate who we hate.

And it's a story as old as time.

It is.

Don't look at the billionaires that are ripping you off. Look at the people on snap benefits. Like, they're just—it's high times for all the snap recipients. But this is what autocrats do. This is—they scapegoat a group of people to detract from the real thieves, which are Elon Musk. He's the immigrant who came into this country who wants to dismantle democracy, in my opinion, who is a big recipient of corporate welfare.