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AP News Radio
Webby Award nominations for Harry Styles, Lizzo, Post Malone
"Musician lizzo comedian Trevor Noah and the cast of Ted Lasso are among the nominees for webby awards, which recognize the best Internet content and creators on marches are a letter with the latest. Lizzo's watch out for the big girls show was nominated for a webby, Trevor Noah has been nominated for the segment's film between scenes at The Daily Show. The Ted Lasso cast was nominated for its collaboration with FIFA 23. The social media accounts of Stephen Colbert, Jennifer Garner and lupita nyong'o are nominated. Other nominees include Harry Styles, AirPods commercial, and the corn loving kid from recess therapy. The international academy of digital arts and sciences will announce the winners on April 25th, winners will give acceptance speeches of 5 words during a gala on May 15th in New York.
America First with Sebastian Gorka Podcast
Stephen Colbert Is Tickled by Trump's Indictment
"You like me or an immigrant to this country. And let's move away from the law for a second. You and president Trump and his team are going to be busy. I want to ask you how you internalize and how you understand this kind of phenomena. This is on a national cable show. It's meant to be humor. This was broadcast yesterday within minutes of the announcement, and it kind of beggars belief. Let's play Stephen Colbert, cut three. Just little something worth celebrating today because literally three minutes before I walked out on the stage here, The New York Times reported a New York grand jury voted to indict former president. And on top of that, he goes on to say this as well, which is even more heinous. This is cut for. Ladies and gentlemen, he was right. We're finally saying Merry Christmas again. This is, I don't know what? I didn't know this was going to be common. I thought maybe it would never come. I used to think, what does it matter if it came? I didn't know it would feel this good. Come on. This is good. This is good news for everybody even him. He now gets to join his J 6 prison choir, you know? The number one on iTunes so a couple of things here that you can react to Boris. Number one, he's making fun of Christians. To go down from about 500. I'll give you ten seconds. So he's making fun of Christians talking about how this is a Christmas present. He's joking about the president going to prison eating ice cream has announcing it. If it were one person, I get it, but it's not one person, it's a person with a TV show. And then perhaps the creepiest of all as an American who chose this country, he didn't even say what the president was indicted for, he just said he was indicted and the audience of fellow Americans goes crazy in ecstasy. I find this hard to explain Boris, help me. It is disgusting. It is despicable. It is un American and it shows just how divorced from reality Sebastian. The left has become
The Dan Bongino Show
Hasan Minhaj Can't Accept Energy Department's 'Low Confidence'
"But this is Hassan Minaj Same exact thing These guys love government died in the world liberals kiss the ass of the man lips to the ass of the man Until the man says something they don't like And they need to protect their Chinese warlords And it goes against the narrative You get it Here's the same guy attacking the Department of Energy too It's like the talking points went out Take a listen How can you conclude something with low confidence That's not a conclusion I think the word you're looking for is yes By the way conclusion with low confidence is such a boy move You know what I mean Like you're dating someone and they go babe What are we And you're like Sarah I can tell you for sure I don't know Now what's really amazing about this again this guy I don't know I can't say he's funny or not I've heard Colbert enough to know he's not this guy That's 29 seconds of him So I don't know maybe he's funny maybe it's not that particular bit I don't think it was that funny But it's really bizarre that the Chinese Wuhan coronavirus lab where the Wuhan coronavirus originated just miles from He seems to need additional evidence of something else based on a low confidence assessment But yet these same liberals were perfectly willing to run with a pee pee tape hoax that Donald Trump colluded with Vladimir Putin to steal an election in the crime of the millennia Despite zero evidence and nobody having any confidence whatsoever because there was nothing to back that up
Mike Gallagher Podcast
Flashback: Jon Stewart Embarrassed Stephen Colbert About the Lab Leak
"What do you mean, but do you mean perhaps there was a chance that this was created in a lab? There's an investigation. A chance. Oh my God, there's evidence I'd love to hear. Novel respiratory coronavirus overtaking Wuhan, China. What do we do? Oh, you know who we could ask the Wuhan novel respiratory coronavirus lab. The disease is the same name as the lab. That's just, that's just a little too weird. Don't you think? And then I have to scientists. They're like, how did this so wait a minute? You work at the Wuhan respiratory coronavirus lab. How did this happen? And they're like, mmm, a pangolin kissed the turtle. And you're like, no. If you look at the name. Look at me. Let me get your business card. Show me your business card. I work at the coronavirus lab in Wuhan. 'cause there's a coronavirus losing Wuhan. How did that happen? Maybe a bat flew into the cloaca of a turkey and then it sneezed into my chili and now we all have coronavirus. Like, okay, well, wait a second. What about this? Wait a second. All right, John. Oh my God. Oh my God. There's been an outbreak of chocolatey goodness near Hershey, Pennsylvania. What do you think happened? Like, oh, I don't know. Maybe steam shovel mated with a cocoa bean. Or it's the chocolate factory. Maybe that's it. That could be. That could be.
The Eric Metaxas Show
The Socrates in the City Event Featuring Andrew Klavan
"Are airing my conversation from Socrates in the city with the extraordinary Andrew clavin. One of the best ever, if you want more information, go to Socrates in the city dot com. And now, here is that event. But in Paradise lost, Milton is trying to show that there's a difference between rebelling against a king, which he had done. He had endorsed the beheading of Charles the first and had to run for his life after Charles the second came in, and he was trying to show the Paradise lost as his attempt to show the difference between that and rebelling against God, which is rebelling against goodness and creation. And so that idea, how do we now rebel against kings and rebel against the church and yet not rebel against God was where wordsworth and coleridge kind of started without even knowing it. They didn't know they were doing this. He was so brilliant. But they wrote this book called lyrical ballads, which transformed English poetry. And it's a book in which they sort of say, we're going to show how the imagination in collaboration with reality transforms and enchants reality and how it brings even the smallest of people, nobility. And they basically reinvented this Christian ethos through nature through looking at nature, which they didn't, like I said, Colbert knew he was doing it, but words were, I'm not sure actually understood words with ended his life as a Christian. But it took him a long time to come there. And they sort of passed this journey on to John Keats, who was the greatest English poets and Shakespeare. He lived 25 years, he had about one month about 6 weeks of writing some of the greatest poetry that has ever been written and then got tuberculosis and died. And this period of great creativity. I just want to say there's one thing because it's so fascinating to me. His brother had died of tuberculosis, his poetry was getting terrible reviews. He was poor. He had a coffee. He started to think, oh my God, I'm getting tuberculosis. He's absolutely depressed. He can't write. He's taking a walk in Hampton heath, and he looks up and who's coming toward him coleridge.
AP News Radio
Kessler's 20 points, 21 rebounds help Jazz beat T-Wolves
"Rookie walker Kessler provided season highs of 20 points and 21 rebounds that jazz prevailed in overtime, one 26 one 25 at Minnesota. Kessler victimized the team that drafted him before packaging him in a trade that brought Rudy Gobert to Minnesota, Colbert left this game early with lingering groin soreness. Jordan Clarkson had 21 points for the jazz who rallied from a ten point deficit in the fourth quarter. Anthony Edwards scored 17 of his 29 points in the third quarter and D'angelo Russell added 21 points for Minnesota. Kyle Anderson had a triple double 13 points, 11 boards in ten assists. I'm Dave ferry.
The Rich Eisen Show
"colbert" Discussed on The Rich Eisen Show
"Liquid grace, I think you used the word liquid liquid grace. Is that an expression that kids are using these days? Never heard of it. Good fantasy name, maybe. TJ, liquid grace. It's news to me. That is due to all of us here, but great interview with Stephen Colbert. Much more to wrap up this Thursday edition of the rich eisen show when we come back, we will be back shortly to bring it to you looking live. Wrapping up this Thursday edition of the rich eisen show Susie Schuster in for rich eisen, but you know that by now. You know, in listening to that Stephen Colbert interview, how has he not seen caddyshack? Who hasn't seen not seen caddy show? Especially if you're in the comedy world too, just, I mean, how do you, how does that slip through the cracks of your pop culture wall? Right. I mean, there's a lot of weird things that you haven't seen, but you're seeing caddyshack. One of my favorite movies, I could probably quote it beginning to end. Right. TJ, you've seen it. Yes. Okay. Just checking Jay Philly yes. I watched it about a year ago. But the first time the first time. What have you been doing? He wasn't into it. Wait, hold on. What was the term? Graceful drinking? This is not the first time this happened though. Can you tell us because there's a few movies that we mentioned all the time that you had never seen and then you decided to watch them. So which ones were those again? Well, caddyshack, I watched midnight run and then what's your favorite last boy scout? Wait, way better than midnight run, by the way. So minute run is one of rich's favorite movies. He talks about it all the time all the time. And then it gives me crap when I bring up last boy scout and stuff that I like. You know, De Niro and Charles gross. And it's just kind of dated. I mean, it was funny, but it was like, when it was very long, too. So for two hours. All right, and with caddyshack, it was funny, but like you said, I've heard you guys say every line. So I was like, oh yeah, I feel like I've seen this. Oh yeah, that's what they meant. So it was more like, all right, now I get it, not so much. This is great. The last boy scout you enjoyed. Yeah, a lot of stuff I liked was
AP News Radio
Booker scores 30; Paul-less Suns beat Wolves 129-117
"Devin Booker and Michael bridges each scored over 30 points in the sun's one 29 one 17 victory at Minnesota Booker delivered 32 points and a season high ten assists Bridges scored 13 of his 31 points in the first quarter Cameron Payne chipped in 23 points starting in place of Chris Paul who sent out with right heel soreness Phoenix led by as many as 27 and rebounding from Monday's loss to the 76ers Rudy Gobert returned to Minnesota's lineup after a two game absence due to health and safety protocols Colbert scored 13 of his team high 25 points in the third quarter I'm Dave fairy
America First with Sebastian Gorka Podcast
The Federalist's Emily Jashinsky on Shifts in Media Culture
"Think that any of this is going to change? I mean, Brian stelter is now flipping burgers somewhere. Cuomo is declared himself a free agent on social media despite the fact that nobody actually wants to hire him. Have you seen any trend any signals since you have the culture beat of the federalists that media culture is waking up or is it just the most woke of the woke are losing, but the institutions like CNN are still going to go down with the ship? The business model here is really an interesting aspect of that conversation because on the surface you do see some moves like at CNN, the new guy there, Chris licht, who took over for Jack Zucker, wants to make CNN the sort of global neutral brand again that's doing serious hard hitting foreign reporting. That's why stelter's out the window. That's why I didn't do it doesn't do Twitter doesn't really believe in Twitter for journalists and is trying to make all of these moves to reign in the coverage to tell his anchors to stop using the big lie, but it's not working. And the dynamic is so interesting because I think there are some older, more sober voices who lived through the old media period and have seen the transition and are horrified by it, but it's kind of too late because they've let it in the door. And they've let it in the door at a time when our media ecosystem is totally splintering. So The Old Guard is less powerful than it ever has been and people can cluster in these niches. The wine moms can watch Don lemon and lap it up and Stephen Colbert, but you know, you used to have Johnny Carson's writers sitting in Manhattan every night thinking, what is going to make America laugh? And that's why he was number one. And he was
Mike Gallagher Podcast
Stephen Colbert Calls FBI Mar-a-Lago Raid 'Christmas'
"Here is Stephen Colbert in his monologue last night on CBS. What was it today? It was like 96° outside. Thank you all for standing up in this heat and being here tonight. Of course, it may be hot out there. You're the heroes. They hydrated. It may be hot outside, but in here, it's Christmas. 'cause yesterday, we all got the present we wanted. FBI agent three. That's the most beautiful sentence America has ever produced. Right up there with we put cheese inside the crust. Kind of makes your skin crawl, doesn't it? The man literally giggling like a teenage school girl. FBI agents raided Mar-a-Lago. If you want to want to consider the most tone deaf reaction, imaginable, that would be it. But that, but he's saying out loud what they're all thinking on the left.
The Hugh Hewitt Show: Highly Concentrated
The Unfair Attacks on Josh Hawley Have Nothing to Do With January 6
"Re opt to my. Comment on Saturday that this is unintentionally quite revealing. It's a Tim Graham of media busters clip of Stephen Colbert and Chris Hayes talking to each other. Demonstrating the ill effects of the blue bubble on people without legal or training legal training or knowledge of history. I mean, they are living in a blue bubble where they hear one thing and one thing only which is the one 6th committee is a great success. It's not. Got low viewership as national events go. And it's not changed any minds to any significant degree. And it deeply unfair and the American people know it's deeply unfair. And that deep unfairness was best demonstrated by the sideswipe of Josh hawley, who has got nothing to do with what Trump did or didn't do on January 6th, the former president's conduct allegedly the point of the hearing on Thursday night, but they began with a clip of Mitch McConnell to run him over and they ended with one of Josh hawley to shame him and my hypocrite, nonsense, by the way, for mobs coming at you on the other way did not call on people to take over the capitol. Just pure two minutes of hate, George Orwell stuff, if you've read 1984. But I genuinely don't think that Chris Hayes and Stephen Colbert have any idea what they're saying.
The Hugh Hewitt Show: Highly Concentrated
The Unintentional Revelations of the Left
"Saw a tweet from Tim Graham over at news busters that got my attention. And Tim Graham over at news busters had a clip of Chris Hayes of MSNBC, smart lefty, Stephen Colbert, funny lefty, talking to each other on Stephen Colbert's Late Show, which Greg gutfeld now beats every night in a revolution against late night being overtly political. Stephen Colbert is very, very left wing and therefore he's very, very political and sent her right America won't watch him. And NBC hadn't figured this out yet. No one's figured out. Why does no one trust elevation 'cause everyone's overtly political and they don't tell you. But sometimes in exchange can be unintentionally revealing. So I posted this on Saturday with just that comment. It's not much of a comment, right? It just says, this is an intentionally quite revealing.
Mike Gallagher Podcast
Caller: Zeldin's Attacker Is Free, Jan. 6 Detainees Still in Isolation
"Person not to be called a gentleman that attacked congressman Zelda last night. Okay, he got released right in the middle of the night. Yet those people that were taken in and put under arrest on the January 6th, a lot of them haven't been able to see their lawyers or their families yet. And this is this, how long, you know, that's just so right. You're so right. You're so correct. There's no words. There are no words, there are people rotting in jail because of their trespassing and their lawlessness on January 6th. One of these things is not like the other. What's worse? Walking through and I'm not saying everybody just walked through the capitol. But what's worse? There are some people being prosecuted for being where they didn't belong, right? Not if you're Stephen Colbert's film comedy crew, not if you're a Trump supporter. But if you hop up on a stage with a weapon and try to assassinate a sitting U.S. congressman who's running for governor, you're sprung almost immediately.
The Charlie Kirk Show
"colbert" Discussed on The Charlie Kirk Show
"The great Michael Knowles tweeted it beautifully. 47 Republicans just voted affirmatively to redefine marriage, not get government out of the marriage business. Now, you might have different views than I do on marriage. I believe marriage is one man, one woman. I believe the law should reflect that. But that's not even what happened. It's not about getting the government out of marriage. It's not having a laissez-faire belief on marriage. No, 47 Republicans in the House of Representatives went out of their way to try to codify the gay marriage law as national law. Not even to accept the court's decision in obergefell. In fact, they voted to redefine the family in a way that virtually everyone, including Obama considered unthinkably radical just over a decade ago. 47 Republicans, so the first of which is Kelly Armstrong from North Dakota. For representative Armstrong, do you think a majority of people in North Dakota want you to make gay marriage the law of the land? Don bacon from Nebraska. Cliff bents from Oregon can clavate Calvert in California. Cat camock and Florida, huh, that's weird. She's speaking at our turning point USA event. I wonder why she's doing that. I'll definitely ask her. It's kind of weird. Why you would want to go make gay marriage a lot of land, not even leave it to the states or let people up to it. No, they're going to impose national gay marriage law on Oklahoma. Why are Republicans doing this? Liz Cheney obviously, John Curtis, from Utah, Rodney Davis from Illinois, Mario Diaz balart from Florida. You know, if you want to lose the progress you've been making with Hispanics, do more of this Republicans. Ridiculous. Tom emmer from Minnesota, Brian Fitzpatrick from Pennsylvania and drew garbo Nino from New York, Mike Garcia from California, Carlos Jimenez from Florida, Tony Gonzalez from Texas, Anthony Gonzalez, of course, from Ohio, Ashley hinson from Iowa, Daryl Issa from California. What is he thinking? Ridiculous. Chris Jacobs from New York, David Joyce from Ohio, John katko from New York, Adam kinzinger from Illinois, Nancy mace from South Carolina, Nicole mala takis, from New York, Brian mass from Florida. I know him. I mean, what is he doing? Ridiculous. Peter Meyer from Michigan, of course. Dan newser from Pennsylvania, marionette Miller meeks from Iowa, regret ever helping her. Blake Moore from Utah, Dan newhouse from Washington, Jay obernolte from California, Burgess Owens from Utah, give me a break. Scott Perry from Pennsylvania, Tom rice, of course, Maria elvira Salazar, Mike Simpson from Idaho, Elise Stefanik from New York, Brian Steele from Wisconsin, Chris Stewart from Utah, Mike Turner from Ohio, Fred Upton from Michigan. David valdo from California. Jefferson van drew from New Jersey and Wagner from Missouri, Michael waltz from Florida and Lee zeldin from New York. It won't pass in the Senate, but why are 47 Republicans sprinting with urgency to go redefine marriage? Leave government out of it. I think that's a reasonable neutral view. It's not my view, but okay. But no, 47 Republicans are now trying to make it law and policy that we need to go further than obergefell and make gay marriage everywhere. While kids are being propagandized with all this trans stuff, all this perversion, they now see this is the time to go do that. Why exactly are they thinking that? What constituency are they serving? Now notice I didn't see myrah Flores on that because Myra Flores would actually receive backlash in the Rio Grande valley. If she voted for gay marriage, she would have to go to the Rio Grande valley and they say, yeah, we don't actually believe in that. You see, it's a white woke coastal belief that is increasingly unpopular with Middle America. Again, let's states make their own decisions. That's what they were doing. They were trying to impose a federal mandate that Missouri and North Dakota, I guess North Dakota representative Armstrong is super into gay marriage. I wonder if that's popular in North Dakota, would love your thoughts freedom at Charlie Kirk dot com. It's not live and let live. It's live and let them rule over us until we do something about it. Thank you so much for listening, everybody. Email me your thoughts is always freedom at Charlie Kirk dot com. Thanks so much for listening. God bless. For more, on many of these stories and news you can trust. Go to Charlie Kirk dot com..
The Charlie Kirk Show
Over 180 Educators Face Charges for Child Sex Crimes So Far in 2022
"According to the post millennial, over a hundred age 80, educators face charges for child sex crimes so far in 2022. Over a 180 teachers in grades K through 12 have been arrested on charges relating to child sex crimes in 2022 alone. The charges faced by four principles among others ranged from raping children to child pornography. One teacher in June received a 50 year sentence for sexually assaulting a 7 year old student and then conspiring to kill him. In total, they were four principles, a 153 teachers, 12 teachers aides, and 12 substitute teachers. In April, a Florida middle school teacher was found guilty of sexual battery of a child. A high school choir teacher was charged with 9 counts of criminal sexual assault of students. A Missouri teacher faced an investigation for alleged sexual relationship with the student. And a Seattle teacher was charged with sexually molesting a student. There are only a few of the 181 educators charged with crimes. These are only a few of the 181 educators with crimes against students. And you know what sick? That's a small percentage probably what's actually happening.
The Charlie Kirk Show
Merriam Webster Has Changed the Definition of the Word 'Women'
"Marion Webster dictionary. Married Webster is a reference point for tens of millions of children worldwide. It's a place where a lot of people go to look up the definition of words. Marian Webster is considered to be the gold standard. Marian Webster's online dictionary has now changed the definition of female. So for many of you that are exhausted, oh, let anyone do whatever they want to do, however they want to do it. Well, now your children, if they open up Marian Webster dictionary or your grandchildren, they're going to have a different definition of what is a woman. These people will not stop. They do not stop. Marion Webster has now changed the definition of what a female is. It now defines the term as quote having a gender identity that is opposite of a male. The key term here is gender identity, which demonstrates that Marion Webster maintains that gender is not directly connected to sex, a female is a woman, trans identifying males are not female. However, according to trans activists, men can become women. So they say, quote, of a rate of relating to or being the sex that is typically the capacity has the capacity to bear young or produce ages or produce eggs. In Marion Webster's tenth edition, the dictionary defines the noun female as quote of relating to or being the sex that bears young or produces eggs, but they change that to quote typically has the capacity.
The Charlie Kirk Show
"colbert" Discussed on The Charlie Kirk Show
"I know many of you are pretty upset about this Colbert story and you should be. Stephen Colbert's 9 gets off. Meanwhile, January 6th defendants are in solitary confinement. Why are we putting up with this? And how many of you say, well, Charlie, there's nothing that we can do. It's largely true. But we have to use political power over we have it to try to fix some of this. Equal protection clause. Why hasn't a state attorney general indicted Hunter Biden for some of his crimes? I guarantee you he's broke some of the crimes of some Republican state. Some prostitute brought across state lines from Arkansas to Tennessee or wherever. You see, the left thinks were weak. They protect their own. The Department of Justice drops charges when it's somebody on their team and right now, Steve Bannon is in front of a jury, potentially to go to jail for contempt of Congress, Peter Navarro will soon follow. They raided James O'Keefe's apartment. They raided Rudy Giuliani's apartment. James Comey and Lisa page and Peter strzok are all walking free laughing at us. Justice must be blind and justice must be equal. At least to the best of our ability. You can't have special carve outs based on political parties that you prefer. If that's really the way Democrats want to run the country, it's going to get very uncomfortable for everybody very, very soon. So Bannon is in front of trial, why they don't like his politics, Navarro, they don't like his politics. You see their special carve outs and exceptions and exemptions if you have the proper left wing political view. If you are, on the other side, the January 6 people come in and take a selfie, they're going to try to ruin your life. And it's one example after the other. Do I have to remind you about the summer of love where a sovereign country was created, the Capitol Hill autonomous zone in Seattle? But Colbert's producers, you see they're much more important than you are. They're involved in comedy. You see, they arrested the wrong people. In fact, the capitol police said, well, we fully support the decision. The only silver lining out of this whole thing, and I'd love your thoughts freedom at Charlie Kirk dot com. The only silver lining is that anybody that is now facing trial for illegal entry on January 6th needs to flood their courtroom via their attorney with motions that dismiss, arguing for a violation of the equal protection clause. They need to just say motion to dismiss, you just let off 9 people that literally did the exact same thing that I did. You aren't prosecuting it when it comes to left wing comedians that are prowling the halls to try to find members of Congress illegally, but you're enforcing it with me when I walk into the capitol door and it's held wide open by a police officer and I go in and I live stream myself and I'm nonviolent in doing something. Let me talk about the violent people. People that committed violence should be held accountable, I'm not going to justify that. But 99% of the people that have been indicted if you read the charges unlawful entry. Unlawful entry, unlawful entry, unlawful entry. So, but Colbert's people commit unlawful entry. By the way, it's not just them, how many other instances have we seen of pro abortion protesters that swarm the Wisconsin state capitol, unlawful entry, or during Brett Kavanaugh, they went an elevators with Jeff flake to try to intimidate him. Or how about this? Why would the Supreme Court protesters that were outside of Brett Kavanaugh's home threatening him of which resulted in a potential assassination attempt not a death threat in assassination attempt against Brett Kavanaugh? In violation of federal law and none of them get how the countable. It comes down to this, which is the left is not afraid of us. They're afraid of what we could be. They're afraid of what we are becoming, but currently they laugh and they smirk at us. They're having a party right now saying, yeah, we're gonna go put you in a political prison in solitary confinement if you walk in and take a selfie in the capitol rotunda, but if you're one of our people and you go make jokes for Stephen Colbert, then you get off Scot free. A free society becomes unfree if all of a sudden you have a higher likelihood, substantially higher likely to go to jail, if you believe the wrong things. How many years have I been telling you about really factor producer Andrews right here doing an Iron Man? Thanks to relief factor. And truth is, I know there are millions of people. In fact, some say over a 100 million people struggle with some kind of pain..
The Charlie Kirk Show
No Charges For 'Late Show' Crew Arrested on Capitol Hill
"Of you are pretty upset about this Colbert story and you should be. Stephen Colbert's 9 gets off. Meanwhile, January 6th defendants are in solitary confinement. Why are we putting up with this? And how many of you say, well, Charlie, there's nothing that we can do. It's largely true. But we have to use political power over we have it to try to fix some of this. Equal protection clause. Why hasn't a state attorney general indicted Hunter Biden for some of his crimes? I guarantee you he's broke some of the crimes of some Republican state. Some prostitute brought across state lines from Arkansas to Tennessee or wherever. You see, the left thinks were weak. They protect their own. The Department of Justice drops charges when it's somebody on their team and right now, Steve Bannon is in front of a jury, potentially to go to jail for contempt of Congress, Peter Navarro will soon follow. They raided James O'Keefe's apartment. They raided Rudy Giuliani's apartment. James Comey and Lisa page and Peter strzok are all walking free laughing at us. Justice must be blind and justice must be equal.
The Charlie Kirk Show
"colbert" Discussed on The Charlie Kirk Show
"Hey everybody, what is the equal protection clause equal justice, unfortunately, no longer exists with the Department of Justice, the Colbert 9, get off Scot free. We talk about that. And then the Republican 47, you might not have heard about that. We'll talk about that and so much more emails your thoughts freedom at Charlie Kirk dot com, freedom at Charlie Kirk dot com. Subscribe to the Charlie Kirk show podcast, type in Charlie Kirk show to your podcast app and hit subscribe in the upper right hand corner. Charlie Kirk show and hit the plus sign in the upper right hand corner. Sass, sass, sass, everybody. Tampa, Florida, just hours away. Buy your tickets if you have not already. It's not too late to come from every corner of the country, maybe you live in Louisiana, Alabama, Wisconsin, TPUSA dot com slash SAS that is TPUSA dot com slash SAS. Turning point action will have Trump at desantis there. And so much more, email me your thoughts, freedom at Charlie Kirk dot com, buckle up everybody here. We go. Charlie, what you've done is incredible here. Maybe Charlie Kirk is on the college campus. I want you to know we are lucky to have Charlie Kirk. Charlie Kirk's running The White House folks. I want to thank Charlie. He's an incredible guy, his spirit, his love of this country. He's done an amazing job, building one of the most powerful youth organizations ever created, turning point USA. We will not embrace the ideas that have destroyed countries, destroy lives, and we are going to fight for freedom on campuses across the country. That's why we are here. Brought to you by the loan experts I trust, Andrew and Todd at Sierra Pacific mortgage at Andrew and Todd dot com. What is equal protection? The equal protection clause of the United States Constitution refers to the idea that the government may not deny people equal protection according to the laws that also means there must be equal application of the law. We're talking about equality under the law. We don't mean that everyone has equal talents, everyone has equal skills, but you are all the same sort of thing. We are all equal people. We are all the speaking beings. The equal protection clause is the first section of the Fourteenth Amendment of the United States Constitution. The clause took effect in 1868 it's been used for a lot of different reasons. But recently we have seen some of the most flagrant and outrageous violations. Of the equal protection clause. Now, when I'm talking about in the last couple of weeks, especially, is we are seeing a complete unraveling of who gets to experience the brunt of the federal government and the Department of Justice and who gets exempt from it, who gets exempted from it you should say. You see, what we're living through is this moment in time where it's not even about hypocrisy. It's about hierarchy. It's not about, oh, well, they're being hypocrites, or that's an unequal application. No, they think they are better than you and they know they can get away with it..
Mark Levin
Capitol Police Fire Back After Colbert Nine Released Without Charges
"Look at the corrupt United States department of injustice Look at the corrupt U.S. attorney graves Oh he's not corrupt then what is he What is he The blaze capitol police chief fires back If the U.S. attorney refuses to charge Stephen Colbert's staff arrested a capital office building rights Chris and low How come How come I mean they throw a very wide net on people they're charging old women who have cancer treatment What if you're from Hollywood and you work with Steven coper the U.S. attorney in Washington D.C. graves who has a Democrat hack just like his wife That's right pal And Garland the U.S. attorney general The United States Capitol police revealed new details today alleging Stephen Colbert's staffers repeatedly disobeyed instructions from capitol police officers prior to their arrest repeatedly The news came one day after the U.S. attorney's office declined to charge the staffords From the capitol police referred to as the Colbert 9 Capitol police chief J Thomas manger explained in a letter the production crew was arrested in the longworth House office building After a staffer for representative Jamal Bowman Democrat New York secured his office and called the United States Capitol police emergency phone number To report a disturbance outside the office next to Bowman's That office belonged to representative Lauren boebert Republican Colorado why were they there Because you're a bunch of cheap punks
Mike Gallagher Podcast
Tucker Carlson: Two Standards, One Corrupt Justice System
"Patient. And the judge through the book at her. Here was Tucker's take on it last night on Fox News channel's Tucker Carlson tonight. The sentencing judge Lambert admitted he wanted to make an example out of the cell's lady woman. Why? Because he was frustrated that the defendant in a separate case made statements they were quote embarrassing to me. That actually happened. And therefore, because he was embarrassed by somebody else, Lambert decides to take it out on this elderly woman. And that's horrible. That's not justice. It's the opposite. And it gets worse. At the same time, this was happening. The U.S. attorney for D.C. at the same point they were sending an elderly cancer patient to jail, this same U.S. attorney's office announced that they were dropping charges against 9 members of Stephen Colbert's production crew. Now, capitol police had caught this group of producers trespassing inside the longworth House office building on the evening of Thursday, June 16th. We brought it to you when it happened. So they were walking around the capitol complex without authorization. Parading, that's a crime. Now, capitol police had warned Colbert's producers that they were restricted area, but they ignored the warning from police. They returned anyway with the help of several members of Congress. That would include Adam Schiff and Jake auchincloss. But the other day, the U.S. attorney for D.C., a Biden appointee called Matthew graves, said that they're allowed to walk with no charges. So here are the new rules. If you're a regime propagandist, you can do whatever you want. You can trespass in the capitol. You won't be charged by Joe Biden's prosecutor. But if you're an elderly cancer patient who votes the wrong way, you go to prison. Those are two standards. One justice system. That's corruption.
The Dinesh D'Souza Podcast
"colbert" Discussed on The Dinesh D'Souza Podcast
"You're not allowed to walk inside the capitol or the capitol complex unescorted. That's not permitted. And yet that is exactly what the Colbert staffers did. They were, they were told by the capitol police to leave. They did not leave. Now, they were subsequently arrested, and they were arrested for honor at the rise. Well, you could say berating inside the cap and if all this sounds vaguely familiar, it should be. These are the exact charges that are launched against nonviolent January 6th defendants. You were inside the capitol. You're not supposed to be. And you were walking around on escorted. The building was officially closed, and yet you were in there. This is a violation of law. And you have people confined incarcerated, given sentences of prison. I think, for example, of the grand mom that we had on the podcast just a few days ago Pam hemphill, 69 years old, maga grandma, so called. She was actually pushed into the capitol. She wasn't trying to sort of hide in there. In fact, no one asked her to leave. And after a brief time in the capital, she leaves. She takes off. She's out of there. Didn't harm anybody didn't do anything. And she's serving, I think the second of a 60 day prison sentence. Now, in the case of the Colbert defendants, they were asked to leave. And yet they didn't leave. So you would think that the DoJ would say, but at least to maintain some semblance of consistency at least to convince the country that we're not applying the law in one sided way, we should have misdemeanor charges against these guys. But no, they decide no charges at all.
The Dinesh D'Souza Podcast
Stephen Colbert Crew Won't Be Charged After Capitol Arrests. WHY?
"You're not allowed to walk inside the capitol or the capitol complex unescorted. That's not permitted. And yet that is exactly what the Colbert staffers did. They were, they were told by the capitol police to leave. They did not leave. Now, they were subsequently arrested, and they were arrested for honor at the rise. Well, you could say berating inside the cap and if all this sounds vaguely familiar, it should be. These are the exact charges that are launched against nonviolent January 6th defendants. You were inside the capitol. You're not supposed to be. And you were walking around on escorted. The building was officially closed, and yet you were in there. This is a violation of law. And you have people confined incarcerated, given sentences of prison. I think, for example, of the grand mom that we had on the podcast just a few days ago Pam hemphill, 69 years old, maga grandma, so called. She was actually pushed into the capitol. She wasn't trying to sort of hide in there. In fact, no one asked her to leave. And after a brief time in the capital, she leaves. She takes off. She's out of there. Didn't harm anybody didn't do anything. And she's serving, I think the second of a 60 day prison sentence. Now, in the case of the Colbert defendants, they were asked to leave. And yet they didn't leave. So you would think that the DoJ would say, but at least to maintain some semblance of consistency at least to convince the country that we're not applying the law in one sided way, we should have misdemeanor charges against these guys. But no, they decide no charges at all.
NewsRadio WIOD
"colbert" Discussed on NewsRadio WIOD
"Television with the exception of the Greg gutfeld show on Fox News Beating Colbert out rates all of them Yep Everybody followed Stephen Colbert into this woke anti Trump universe ABC with Kimmel even Jimmy Fallon who used to be totally not a politician And as a result there's almost no humor on these shows anymore If they were just being funny and uneven and how they made fun of the other side meaning you know our side I would be willing to at least you know sometimes if the jokes are really funny I'd be like all right we're getting They're not funny man I mean the Colbert thing is not fun I see clips of it sometimes You see what's going on with it But to have everybody dancing to vaccines it's just weird man Like people have the vaccine necklaces and the vaccine backup dancers and all this stuff We had said a year ago that this is where the consensus Democrat culture was going where people actually you know if you talk about governor book has a vaccine on necklace People will not go on dates with people unless they know they are vaccinated now as if you know that's the biggest concern you should have Oh what if you have COVID You know it's amazing to see how it's just infiltrated so many aspects of the culture and you know you wonder what what actually we talk about going back to normal What will it take for people to realize how weird all of this is Well what's so crazy is you mentioned that that was it 54th street where the Colbert studio is on Broadway in like 5th between 53rd and 54th So I know you did not love him but I loved David Letterman back in the day I would watch it Letterman was in my opinion a rebellious individual who basically made fun of the concept of a talk show right You didn't like him you liked winnow But either way they made equal opportunity jokes at the expense of any political figure whether it's Rudy Giuliani Bill going from W Bush They were going for anybody whether you know whether you were a conservative truck driver from Nebraska or a left wing software engineer in the Bay Area they were making jokes that you could basically laugh at I mean you know certainly I could speak to Leno I can't speak to how you think about it I loved a Letterman and I went and said in his studio audience as a kid in college on a trip to New York City and it was an incredible highlight for me to get to watch that show in person I understand why people line up to watch it I don't understand how late night television the Johnny Carson's the J one O's the David Letterman whoever you enjoyed watching has descended into this absurd universe where everybody has the same opinions It isn't funny and you've got people dressed up as dancing vaccines It's awkward too man You see it and that people kind of know like they're being told to clap each And I'm like I want people to have fun Like I actually like when there are these parties and no one's masked and we have to point out that sure there's a double steady but at least people are out there enjoying themselves which we need more of that not less but wouldn't it be so nice if clay I mean do what you can Can you make some calls if we could just de politicize sports and late night comedy I feel like we'd have some of the soul of the country back that the left is taken from us So make some calls Yeah no doubt And tomorrow hopefully we'll bring sanity one more time I mean again I think every day buck we try and fight the battle and win We are the same They are the insane And the only positive I have to say is feels like every single day our audience is growing and maybe just maybe We can win some of these big battles We'll update you on the budget and all that and more tomorrow it'll be fun Thanks for hanging out with us today More to good stuff coming tomorrow That's what we're after You're.
Mike Gallagher Podcast
"colbert" Discussed on Mike Gallagher Podcast
"Do you think there's any part of stephen colbert. That wishes he to go back to being like actually funny not being an usc old and a nag. And a jerk. Listen look at this comedy skit if you're by a computer or you have your smartphone smartphone. And you're listening to us on the radio. Mic online dot com and click on. Watch mike on tv right now. So you can see this clown. Stephen colbert passionate off. What he thinks is comedy with a of dancing vaccine needles urging people to get the vaccine grabbing says the facts. Vax seen he's stupidly dancing with these men and women scourge that our vaccine needles on their heads. It's so stupid it's beyond stoop. I saw this video. I call my doctor and said is there a way i could get unvaccinated. I'd like to reverse my vaccine. Is that possible. You know you can reverse a vasectomy. Can you reverse a vaccine. I mean you think. Stephen colbert thinks that's going to urge people to get vaccinated. That's going to compel people to do with the smart kids. Say we should all be doing.
The Adam Carolla Show
"colbert" Discussed on The Adam Carolla Show
"Mike august. Yeah low from chicago. That's right scout more talent. You're on what are you doing over there might or actually out in western chicago out in the quad cities. Area took my kids back to see their grandparents. So we're seeing all the sites out here in the western farmland. Well maybe this dovetails nicely because chicago. Second city right. But we're corral and Colbert were their second city guys. That's right they were second city instructors way back in the nineties. They were long-term instructors. I mean those guys you know. Come in colbert come in and was at north western state and career okay then from the east coast and they were you know performance but they made their living as instructors at second city. Yeah we we got that article. I got that article i think. Jimmy sal or daniel sent it on that email chain vehicle. Something praiseworthy that they send out. I've never usually up spinning on its axis. The the line's always rape. Can you fucking believe mike. Whatever i mean that's also live on jimmy. They love it but there was praise for my after being praised in are we read that the peace already. We wanted to sort of go back. So how did you discover those guys. Well you know it's funny because we were you. And i were talking. We were in north carolina right a couple of weeks ago last week. Talking about david sedaris right who you weren't super familiar with but i know everybody else's from always great books so david sedaris and his sister. Amy sedaris came to new york in the early nineties. With a guy named steve. Kobe and they started putting on these crazy. Little shows in the just the lowest of the lowest of east end in new york city. They david would write these crazy. Plays like one woman shoe or stitches and would feature amy. My favorite one was amy. Sedaris is like a sitcom character like roseanne character but she had a horrible waterskiing accident or face went right into the top of the boat and her face. she didn't play. Her face is completely stitched. Up like a volleyball and then like kobe. Aarp later male nurse and it was just. I mean it was crazy funny and the people come down a ceiling. You'd go down to see these shows. Fifty people in the crowd and one of them would be madonna. You know And so we just just got baby doll to come down a couple of other people from the agency said. We've got to work with these people. I mean they're just so talented there. So goddamn funny we gotta find something to do. So we just started representing them and we. We made a deal for them at comedy. Central for show they made Called exit thirty seven at the time. and yeah they. They were the core group of exit fifty seven now maybe accidentally witness them on stage because my recollections of baby is either smoking in a parking lot during the show or sleeping in the theater derive show may king of sleeping. He may have missed the phone. Call him baby because he falls asleep. He's a king of falling asleep but he was young enough at that time that he could make it through a show. That started like nine your home so you get eight now you get coburg at this point or do you get carell or both of them. We got called bear and then corral is still in in chicago but then corrals wife got cast in a saturday night live and so he moved with his wife to jersey and so he was just hanging out right and so i met corral through colbert because they were just telling us. Oh yeah he's really funny. I really haven't seen him work but his reputation as being really super funny guy was kind of ahead of them. So i got colbert. Onto the daily show. He'd been doing bits on good morning america and they love those bits and so they just hired him and then mallon smithburg proves it got anybody else i said. You gotta take a look. Steve carell you know. He's he's really talented guy. And so they said well that's audition. Let's let's come up with something. So he came up with this audition. I said steve. You gotta play like a corresponding. You're like a tv news guy even though you go out and goof on stuff so. He goes onto a hill until bank overlooking the hudson river on in jersey right. They put the camera on him. And he's got his his lines as copies gotta read he starts rolling downhill just rolling. But he's saying the copy perfectly as if he's standing still it was most god hilarious that you've ever seen because straight interpretation a copy while guys we down thirty yards alabama hill and so they saw that that tape and they hired him immediately. And who's funnier when you think of like comedic actors of our time who's funnier than like will ferrell. And steve corral like the height of that. Steve carell doesn't even really get his do just because he's so good. I mean he's so into it that you don't really see what he's doing one hundred percent right. And he is his somehow an underrated. Great actor vedic actor a great on fox catcher spectacular. Yeah i was shocked shocked. When i saw foxcatcher i like. I didn't realize he had those kind of levels. You know. 'cause he really is an actor. Who can do comedy as opposed to kind of comedic actor. You know you really is an oscar. Worthy type of actor was super talented guy. Nicest guy on the planet kind of a stupid love. Yeah yeah and do you guys have by. When did you guys part ways baby. And i made that gigantically. Smart move to. Leave william morris and go work for michael today. Mg and at that point we lost every client. We had everybody. We worked with have management in place and none of them wanted to play ball at the new place. We went to so you know we spent a year. We spent ten years building at the best comedy business in the business. Everybody from ray. Romano john stewart to kevin james steve go bears. Steve corral david del and we go to this company within one year year. And a half. Jimmy kimmel adam corolla. We lose them. All everybody's no longer working with us because they're management doesn't wanna work with this new company whereas we literally ended the whole guy damn thing you remember that mike ovitz roast show. Wow it i was aster. It was in hollywood. I don't remember all party. mike. Ovitz the great mike. Ovitz the uber agent built c. A and then left the a and went to disney was president of disney for ten seconds until he got kind of shuffled out by by the the stockholders comes out of disney and like two thousand one and says i'm gonna create the next new great production company management company talent based starts hiring all the best people so baby don. I get hired. I mean we literally. You're pulled out of william morris. Go work for this company and nobody wanted to see over. It succeed made so many enemies. We didn't realize that so you know while we were there. We had to do a christmas party. So we bring jimmy and ataman to christmas party to judge the talent show and the talent show is just that every department has to put on their own little skit and we did where the commerce department. So we did this. Skit making fun of mike ovitz. Which was the stupidest thing we had no idea. That guy was at a tissue thin ego. He wrote this whole parody song and jimi you'll gave us some lyrics and it was just i mean. He was so offended that literally. He couldn't get rid of us quicken. Our thing just came to an end three months after christmas it was all over the was excruciatingly uncomfortable thing in the room because it was so bad it was great though right like over vents. Yeah didn't have a great sense of humor about himself. Probably hadn't had anyone say anything in about thirty five years and it was like the guy who did your softball league. Just goofed on let alone in front of an audience of his own company you know..
990 The Answer
"colbert" Discussed on 990 The Answer
"Card? Show me your business card. Oh, I work at the coronavirus lab in Wuhan. Oh, because there's a coronavirus losing Ruan. How did that happen? Maybe a bat flew into the Chloe Acre of the turkey. And then it sneezed into my chili. And now we all have Corona. But like, okay, Okay. Okay. What about this? What about this again? Wait a second. Colbert's lost this audience. Stewart came in and just pantsed him. And Colbert has completely lost control of this argument. And I assure you, it is infuriating to Stephen Colbert. I need you to trust me on this. I know these people. Colbert was not expecting this. This is his first big night back with a live audience, and he's lost them. He's being mocked because this is an article of faith. Understand for the left. They need to oppose everything Republicans are saying at all times. Stephen Colbert's job is to oppose everything Republicans say at all times. Whatever. Trump believes whatever Trump has said, whatever Republicans say about anything cannot be the position of late show with Stephen Colbert. And enter with the one guy probably in all of entertainment, who owns Stephen Colbert Lock, stock and barrel and he can't argue with Jon Stewart. This has gone off the rails. And in essence, what you're doing is you're allowing Jon Stewart to mark your articles of faith. This is like their religion being marked. In their face by their superior. And the audience has turned on Colbert and is now with Stewart in the laughing and the marking. Of what is obvious to everyone. Hussein This is China's doing. And it came from a Chinese lab. And this is an assault on an article of faith for someone like Colbert, Right? Oh, my God. Oh, my God. There's been an outbreak of chocolatey Goodness. Near Hershey, Pennsylvania. What do you think happened, like, Oh, I don't know. Maybe, uh, steam shovel made it with the cocoa bean or it's the Chocolate factory. Maybe.
990 The Answer
"colbert" Discussed on 990 The Answer
"Colbert. And it's quite an interesting exchange and not one Stephen Colbert likes even a little bit. And it's not surprising. Of course, we all understand who Stephen Colbert is. We all understand that they made a calculation. But it it's better to be niche and pander to the left. With your quote comedy than it is to try to actually do a variety show that appeals to all people. It's just better to be an extension of your Comedy Central show and bring it to Network television. It's very hard to be funny when you take yourself so seriously. And when people like Colbert and comics late night comics decided to become advocates And convinced themselves that they were important. They had some role in saving the world from, you know, awful awful. People like a Good rock. Solid, hardworking people like you and me, Uh, they lost any sense of humor. They lost any ability to communicate with people like you and me. They became crusaders remarks is, um And they began to despise the little guy and they became angry and they became unlikable. And Colbert is maybe one of the worst, just terribly terribly smug, and he can't really stand. The only problem for his him is John Stewart basically made Colbert Uh and he can't. He just cannot believe that Stewart has returned to his show on his big kickoff night back in New York with a live audience and goes on this rant about where this virus came from. You can just You can see how uncomfortable Stephen Colbert It's not like he can yell at Stewart or really challenge him because Stewart has supremacy here. In the hierarchy. Colbert has to defer to him, but he hates it. I think we are a great Debt of gratitude. Science. Science has in many ways helped ease. Uh, the suffering of this pandemic. Uh, Which was more than likely caused by science, So.
Tha Boxing Voice
"colbert" Discussed on Tha Boxing Voice
"Just so you can if i increase your iga chat. Let me know that me not thought. I was policies but this is her and page. Yes tho- the mountain she'll be on that undercard but you know she has wants to do a lot of work power stamina great determination. She dig so deep like i. I don't know her that. That was my second concern meeting. Her and i was like i had to cut in. I had to cut in and and and just be like damn steffi. You know you know me. I don't know my son. So i was like damn steffi you you dug deep. You know because you can hear engine. She was breathing. Heavy ohio. brake tom right. They'll give like a fifteen second break the way that he does this. Cuban trading is amazing. I would love to do a few sessions of the way. He trains bro. It's crazy you gotta be in. I bet you none of his fighters like i bet you he has no sort of track re You know like a track rate of fighters missing weight because they can't throw that for nominal by the way. I've been there before the rigo loma fai and after that rigo loma fi. Wow what an upgrade. Look at the gym. How beautiful it looks. I mean completely branded top to bottom everyone in the gym wearing a shirt. They didn't know. I was showing up everyone wearing the the mundo box and logo that belongs to pageau. That's his brand. This is also the muhammadi. Legion in the infamous highly. Apart i mean this park was liddy i mean it was so lit that i questioned like why is no one selling water here. Like that's how it was. It was a so many people again. If you can't get in shape in this gym and in that though that compound because he has a compound out there it's a public pop. And i guess he's like the city boxing coach. He got the public wreck. Jim and he's been able to just you know created into a beautiful facility that not only has amateurs and kids like as if it was a boys and girls club but these two women pai has two million followers and steffi has one million followers. And they're in that jim woodley. I don't even know how many he has. But we all know his you know professional background and and he's in this gym so you know it's a beautiful thing for the kids you know. I've seen kids coming up and an accident for pictures and stuff like that. An an amazing thing when you have these type of gyms in the heart of the city to inspire you know the rest of the tour and again. i'm not into no though the sportsman. So so you know people would this sort of success been in bentleys and range rovers with this sort of success that can motivate these other young kids and breed the new crop. That's why i never get mad about. Who cuts me off because dog. I'm different i. I'm big little smaller interview. Them mall so you know. I interview colbert. When he was a fuck an amateur when he had amateur belts. I took the time to immature an interview. Him and devon haney think about that and then and then coffey isn't even a declaration amateur. And i was interviewing him when he was an amateur. Like you know my boy in ohio. Put me on early. Instead i needed to invest an amazon. I was reluctant in amend. Because it's just how do you find the time when you're covering. The sport has thousands and thousands of active professional fighters to then also invest in the amateurs. But when you can find some gems man that that people really were not aware of so you know. Colbert is one of those gems. And i hope that the bike some politics doesn't stifle him right he. He's he's out. Had taken an extreme chances. That was the reason. I put in the fucking four hundred plus miles round trip to see him and shot out to him for let me see him literally caught a flight after he left me. I was fucking amazing and shut the dan. He gave me a ride in g. Five my my my. My boxing career continues to be filled with with with with with car stories fighters. Because you know. I didn't want to scratch his door right. Like king kong. Jim lewis ortiz's. The parking is retarded. A right as this doesn't make any sense at all. It's they really need to leave there. But it's such a beautiful facility I got some footage that could show. Maybe it's such a beautiful facility that I understand why they're there but at the same time. The parking is retargeted. You can't park and a celebrity needs to be able to safely and they have these weird bars right like. I guess i don't know man. Just think of a parking spot caged in so the duke and like lock your car in with bauz. it's so silly and it took so much space You know it's it's crazy man. You know it so much space that it's so exciting. Well i didn't want to hit his door so he does me the rich statement. I don't worry birdie two thousand and fifteen okay me and jordan From florida who fought in boorda was Shutout daughter border wars fighters. September eighteenth is going down. Remember wednesday seven pm. We got another board award. Show every wednesday Here on out and we're going to be putting out a post if you've got any border wars topics or matchups you'd like to talk about plus we'll be announcing a new big heavyweight fights is gonna shake the boars industry man. Something people will be happy about. You know but there's a lot of storyline there to talk about but don't forget to tune in wednesday seven pm eastern time four. Pm pacific standard for another episode of border woes but chairman I really want this chris by you. Know looking at these rankings. It's like where's he going to go. You know politics is not gonna let them get chicago. You know politics is not gonna let him get oscar vow dez. The politics have already not allowed them to get a shot at the vacant title. Because i'm pretty sure that's what jazz dixon and someone else gets that right. Joseph d Moved up that title guy vacant. And i think as dixon. And and and and galahad even though i don't even see them in the rankings is that the division above 'cause then is going to be rock him off and who you know man they got no names. I'm tired he might need to move up. Man who gonna fight in the top five. You got Davis oscar vow dez. You have jamal heron and again politics ain't gonna let you davis top rank and politics won't let.
Tha Boxing Voice
"colbert" Discussed on Tha Boxing Voice
"Keep familiarizing champions with that. Bella you've got the you've got the bell you know what i'm saying. He'd been see kinney takes trainer. And i'm might. Kenny hold up though so i could get it on video because it's like it's still the bell. It's do that very same champion from so crazy. I mean look man sanctioning body all that. I don't even know that that matters. Man we've seen all go to wbz route and you know not be able to get the champion and still at the end of the day. Be considered a paper champion because he didn't fight champion. You know what i'm saying so it don't matter. Kobe has got to keep doing his thing. You know true busy on the right side of the street. Hopefully he can get his stardom out. You know he. Hanging with tracy morgan and stuff like that. He bought the pee on The last g he did he did. He had a role in alaso geeta this fourth season. I believe he's still his own star that fight with him and take big big big big commercially all on a casual level out of no. I don't know but that's why he got a turn up right. That's why he got being a better statement and put his name mountain so that he can get that tank success so he could be the big decide enough fight. That's the funny everybody got to be pointy sentinel tang. You wanna make money. We gotta look at stake right now. We wanna make that bread. You gotta look. We're gonna get all the on get all this stuff's on say fight saying we think i'll put them in there. We'll take how long it'll be before. He think he gets tank all that all that now. So it's going to be interesting so no don't you do it by cop cars sniper. Go pass the fucking academy says causes scared civilians into thinking you some undercover state trooper out me slowing down which big is pat pug wanted it with. It was a little kid who passes. The kademi tells me it'll make the balls and the lights and eight deserting smacking snap but anyway see what. I had a big old message. What is why would they. Why would he put cobra. And with chang. Before they say tank versus gary battle with the taking on marcus New york city billy. Ny bullet yokota's from brooklyn. Gary is from dmv. So that's two seventy five separate territories barclays back. They can do colbert. There's a lot could be done. You know what i'm saying. I just think it might be. It might be on now. Think tank coming back down. He went up the one forty. Is he really coming back down. Is it easy to come dam. Katie back there. But was chad dawson when people go up and down you know. Obviously cannella.
Tha Boxing Voice
"colbert" Discussed on Tha Boxing Voice
"Not july. Sixteen in building. Trust our boxing south pole promotions tv commentating slowing down man all around strong. You've been at dc dmv. What up stand up. School city came out man. Let's go here man. Hit that thumbs up behind. If you've broken out with people were going to put it in going to see young champion. Christopher coburg coburg was scheduled to face okay has gone boa and now he's going to be taking on somebody i can't remember. What is this first name. I'm but. His number alive. Amass at about mario. Mari was married. Hey you know changkun twitter. After the phya were the one that he come on his show. Brian one-day income on his show. But like you've got to remember mario's mexican. He probably be like get in trouble for not a golden with the mexican like maybe the family be mad at him. It should all meet hall all supposed to go for your deal. So i don't know him for me win supposed to be over. That's when the ball block to get it back. Kate born in building. What though hell border war best. Oh i was just about to end in. I was just by the ending because it is served as fucking florida man. I love florida but word. I noticed service was this bad. Ats's diet was nothing. Seems the best trials they absolutely do. Yeah man goof anybody joining it thumbs up man. We're trying to get two hundred thirty thousand subscribers be on road trying to get your interviews. You know breaking news remember. I broke news yesterday. Daniel jacobs let us know they made for the charter. Before the months fight breaking news i talk to john and his. He made it clear. They fine jamal. James breaking news. Stephen espinoza told me yesterday. They made over the andrea before he saw match from. So and if that ain't breaking news and then we need to stow them people accountable. Manny can't be all about pbc fighters having across the street. Everybody else is doing it. How should we gotta hold everybody accountable to the same standard. Everybody won't bbc fighters across the street. I didn't even see david. Merill fight man. But i'm hearing great things seen highlights. Obviously he put somebody to sleep. But you know. I don't know who that dude was he. A man literally was knocked out on the way down with that left hand. Fill me like i mean he he hit and he was out as oz was like how he was out. So it's like was he even on that level did he even belong in with You no. This is true so on our economy morale around morale man. I hereby talk of my high problem At one sixty eight when he got to get that name. You know what i'm saying. He he ain't gonna fight. No real name is they can stop annetta talk with regular title. Nobody even put it in the same census astronomical has bananas but jamie he did. It's thing everybody everybody. You gotta work around jake of. Why would jacobs fighting monroe. That's what i'm saying. Minimum that dude any name. That's an important point. Yeah i don't get it. It ain't about just skill is mortar skill. Man you gotta gotta do more than just look good. You gotta look good. Have an impressive performance. Have a following saying this. This is so much more so much more earthquake soi men. you put. That allowed with us. Help his mind lead. As i remember that song swelling crazy l. solo dogo main scarface northern. Although we back man we won't be on on the road again. I might go see coffee again. The mall man. Not at the fight is official. I just was thinking line. Is there enough to talk about. We call it a fighters but what else we got the talk about because he fall off the phone here coffee new fall. All your that's it was as This weekend it's crazy. 'cause i ain't from the south all. Atm music ios am east coast. Those who was the kobe's i'm a east coast all that you know You know sale. Hdl midwest south. I'm not really on. that should a wo it. But that whole basle that waga flack ice. Sheet got genus. Some of them cry cry serve. The music is better down hitting us down here in the east. You me pros..
KQED Radio
"colbert" Discussed on KQED Radio
"Hi. So Colbert will record his show today in front of a live audience at the Ed Sullivan Theater. As we heard, it's the first time since March of 2020. Why is that so important for him? And for late night TV? Well, you know, I think Colbert is arguably the late night host who was most affected by not having an audience to perform for, and he talked about it a lot during the months when he was doing his show without an audience and even called that show a late show instead of the late show to highlight how different it was for him. Colbert gets a lot of energy from the crowd's reaction, and he uses it to full fuel his performances, and he also has a special place in TV as the late night host who helped us process some of the absurdities and scandals of the Trump administration. And key to that role was hearing the audience react to some of the jokes and the concepts that he was delivering every night. And so I think Colbert returns to the audiences at the Ed Sullivan. At a very different time. You know, Joe Biden's president, Trump doesn't dominate the headlines quite as much as he used to, and competition between the late night shows on CBS, NBC and ABC is starting to heat up again, so it'll be Interesting to see where this goes. So how exactly have some of the late night hosts been managing? You know, without audiences before now, what? And what are some of Colbert Valens competitors doing Well, it seems like every late night show handle the situation a little differently based on the whole style and their comfort levels. So many of them including Colbert, Jimmy Fallon, Jimmy Kimmel, ABC, Samantha Bee, Uh, TBS and Trevor Noah on comedy Central. They recorded their shows from their homes. Early in the pandemic shutdown, like using their families, camera people and grew and stuff like that. And after a while, Fallon Kimmel, Seth Meyers, late night on NBC and James Corden's late late show on CBS, returned to their original studios and performed in front of an audience that was mostly their own staff. Colbert actually had a set built That was a replica of his office at the Ed Sullivan Theater, and he did his shows from there with his wife, Evelyn, or even as he calls her as his main audience, and some hosts like Trevor Noah, Seth Meyers and Jimmy Kimmel seemed to do pretty well, regardless of whether they had an audience and I don't sense a lot of pressure for those shows to bring Brad crowds anytime soon, but Colbert and Fallon Are now going to be performing in front of fully vaccinated audiences getting back to the way that things were before the coronavirus appended. So much of the TV industry in the world and Eric, We're always looking for silver linings with all of this. Is there anything good that might come from this for these shows anything new we might see going forward. Well, I think some shows like Seth Meyers late night, and Trevor knows Daily show Well, he calls it the Daily social distancing show. They found new ways to tell jokes and develop a new relationship with a camera without an audience. Trevor Noah uses on screen graphics and editing to build jokes in a different way. It's been really fascinating to watch that I'm really interested to see how these guys incorporate that into working with the live audience. Yeah, Colbert is going to be the last of the late night shows to come back with his band in the studio can't wait to see that energy and he's going to welcome two of His old bosses tonight, former Daily show host Jon Stewart.
Conscious Millionaire Show ~ Business Coaching and Mentoring 6 Days a Week
"colbert" Discussed on Conscious Millionaire Show ~ Business Coaching and Mentoring 6 Days a Week
"It would be just continued to stay flexible and keeping your eyes and ears into what's happening. You know six months down the road because you don't wanna be reactive You can get caught off guard very very quickly. So having a very proactive and You know a creative mindset and being ready to kind of make these not doesn't have be major pivots but just slight tweaks on your focus of what you're doing is going to be really key to longevity and that's it takes time so in unless you're hitting the lottery you know that bill to becoming a millionaire takes time and so it's very rare for something to stay can citizens. That's the one thing we can guarantee is that life is going to change. So you have to be ready to change. Know that kind of reminds me when i went and lived at a buddhist monastery I was on the water and it was sometimes negative. Twenty seven degrees. What was interesting was that what like a solid ocean because some days it appeared completely solid was actually blocks of ice. That would during the night float together and then the next day they might be all dispersed. I think the biggest lesson. I got out of that. Experience was the in permanence of life that that the only that is constant you know was change right and the more i meditated was like. Oh i can meditate. But it's really that everything changes so that flexibility is so critical. I i would've pivot now and talk about how to keep track of personal recommendations. And so i like to turn it over to you to talk about your software. Because i think it's fascinating why you are building the software and launch it and how entrepreneurs can utilize it for sure as you know we. We run an agency and we're typically building products for For our customers and organizations and then sometimes we just get stuck on an idea that we just can't let go of and vouch was was one of those products in my daily life are having a coffee meeting or just a chat with my mom or a dear friend. You know i'm continuing sharing. You know the latest tv shows and books and podcast like you software and maybe even mobile apps that you're interested in and i never had a great place to keep those where i could actually go back and remember an art. Who sent that to me that sort of thing so we created vouch to Yet to keep track of the recommendations that you get from people that you trust and that's what it comes down to. I think we can all attest to the power of that personal recommendation. When you know that person has a similar taste is you or a similar opinion. They give you that book recommendation that they know you're gonna love you know it's it's cheat for your life. I mean there were inundated with so many different sources of of entertainment and products. That you know it really is can be overwhelming and so we wanted to create a really simple platform again to keep track of those things. You do get to try them eventually. We understand that. You're you're reading. This might be one hundred deep..
Conscious Millionaire Show ~ Business Coaching and Mentoring 6 Days a Week
"colbert" Discussed on Conscious Millionaire Show ~ Business Coaching and Mentoring 6 Days a Week
"This is an entrepreneur training. Especially for you and i have a good friend back with us again. It's been several years since he's been on the show and i am excited to introduce him to you. He's a partner in spark six a digital marketing firm that designs and builds mobile apps web apps and custom software for nonprofits and four 'cause based companies my guest today from california california colorado seattle portland. I only so your ears. Eric colbert walk up to the show. Thanks for having me great to be back. Yeah it's so exciting because we're going to tell you later. Eric is developing a new app. It's going to be launching in the next few months and and we're going to talking about that because that relates to how you can keep track you know when somebody says well. Here's a good wine or maybe try out this restaurant or you want to read this book or in my case. I'm always collecting software like software. That does stuff. We're going to tell you how to keep track of that. But first. Let's talk about money and business eric from your perspective. Why do you think it's important to become a millionaire freedom. The number one thing is when you become financially secure and you're not checking that bank every other day..
MyTalk 107.1
"colbert" Discussed on MyTalk 107.1
"Top, the singing. I thought she'd go on and on with the runs, but she didn't was very powerful. She was very Vita in her hand motions and jerky, looking up with the flag and looking down again, and, you know, she said, that bold lip on and That bold pin she had on I couldn't stop looking at that dove on the Renaissance ribbon throughout her air. I'll play it later attracting, But Wow, I pull that Colbert has a funny riff on her her outfit and the whole thing and talked about how I was brushing my teeth listening to monologues this morning and I almost spit out, Mike, I almost spit out my do faced. Because, Colbert said, You know if you noticed she put a dramatic effect, and she turned to her left when she goes and the flag wa still there, and Colbert said, It's the only time that songs ever been saying where it's basically it was a cliffhanger after two weeks ago, was that flag still there after two weeks ago, and I was like, Oh, did I almost get out? My dude face. And then I won't. I won't spoil. He had a great line about the bird on her dress. But she whipped out that when not only was her Mike gold, but you know, cause singers have been doing that since the late nineties, where they get a matching microphone. Tow whatever they're wearing. But God, God took it a step further girl. Not only was her mike gold, but she got a mic cable that was gold. And I know all my engineering. Friends are wondering where the hell did you get that? Like my cables are my cables or either red or black? That's about it. Maybe your head's headphones tour had ear pieces. Stronghold also, so I just sort of of the audio engineers just but the guys, you know, the union guys are like, where we but where we gonna find a gold. We can't go to guitar center where we get our own. I know, but I was cracking up on Lee. I thought for sure. J. Lo would have As just a special microphone. But no, she just want with the straight stand. And that played old black microphone..