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    647. Andy & DJ CTI: Trump On 2024 Ballot, Nikki Haley Nevada Loss & House GOP Fails To Impeach Mayorkas

    enFebruary 09, 2024

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    • Exposing societal lies and delusions with humorThe hosts aim to tackle taboo topics with raw, uncensored humor and draw inspiration from shows like 'Kill Tony'.

      The hosts of this podcast, Andy and DJ Cruz, believe that society is filled with lies and delusions, and they aim to expose and discuss these issues on their show. They draw inspiration from other reality shows like "Kill Tony," which they admire for its raw and uncensored humor. The hosts apologize for being stuck in the present and not pushing the boundaries of their own humor enough, and they plan to catch up and hold the line with the standard set by shows like "Kill Tony." They also touch on the topic of communism and the use of useful idiots in its implementation, which is a controversial topic that is not often discussed openly. Overall, the podcast aims to tackle difficult and taboo topics with a humorous and uncensored approach.

    • Hillary Clinton Calls Tucker Carlson a 'Useful Idiot' for PutinClinton accused Carlson of unwittingly helping Putin spread false info through an interview, emphasizing the need for critical thinking and fact-checking.

      Hillary Clinton labeled Tucker Carlson as a "useful idiot" for Russian President Vladimir Putin due to his interview with Putin and his parroting of Russian propaganda. This term, "useful idiot," is a tactic used by communists to manipulate individuals who unwittingly help further their cause. The interview marks the first time Putin has been interviewed by an American journalist since the war in Ukraine began. The concern is that Carlson's interview could help Putin spread false information and misinformation to American audiences. This situation highlights the importance of critical thinking, fact-checking, and being informed about the sources of information we consume.

    • Politicians' Hypocrisy and Dangerous NarrativesSpeaker warns against blindly trusting political figures, calls out hypocrisy and manipulative tactics, and emphasizes the importance of critical thinking and informed discourse.

      The speaker expresses deep concern over what they perceive as hypocritical and dangerous behavior from political figures, specifically those who criticize others for actions they themselves would allegedly engage in. They accuse some individuals of promoting divisive narratives, lying, and suppressing opposing viewpoints. The term "useful idiot" is used to describe those who blindly believe and propagate these narratives, unaware of the manipulation and potential harm to themselves and others. The speaker also references historical figures and texts, such as Marx and Saul Alinsky, to highlight the strategic nature of these tactics. Ultimately, the speaker urges for a more informed and critical view of political discourse and leadership.

    • Supreme Court Hears Argument on Trump's Ballot EligibilityThe Supreme Court is considering whether states can disqualify a president from the ballot before Congress acts, with skepticism shown towards efforts to keep Trump off the Republican primary ballot in Colorado, potentially setting a precedent for future cases.

      The Supreme Court is considering whether former President Donald Trump can be barred from appearing on the Republican primary ballot in Colorado due to his role in the Capitol riot. During arguments, both conservative and liberal justices questioned whether states have the power to disqualify a president before Congress takes action. The justices seemed skeptical of efforts to keep Trump off the ballot, with some expressing concerns about the constitutional implications of such a move. The case is significant as it could set a precedent for other states looking to disqualify Trump or other candidates based on constitutional violations. The Supreme Court is expected to make a decision in the coming weeks.

    • Trump's Lawyers Argue Against Insurrection Label at Supreme CourtTrump's team argued that the January 6th events did not meet the criteria for insurrection, emphasizing it was a chaotic riot rather than an organized attempt to overthrow the government. The Supreme Court seemed open to some of their arguments, potentially allowing Trump to win his case.

      During the Supreme Court hearing, Trump's lawyers argued that the January 6th events did not meet the criteria for insurrection as defined by Section 3 of the 14th Amendment. They emphasized that the events were not an organized attempt to overthrow the government, but rather a chaotic riot. Trump himself expressed satisfaction with the presentation of his attorney, Jonathan Mitchell, at the Supreme Court. However, it's important to note that eight of the nine justices seemed open to some of the arguments made by Trump's team, and Trump could potentially win his case if just one argument is found persuasive. The discussion also highlighted the vast number of guns in the US, emphasizing that considering what an insurrection would actually look like in the context of this country's gun culture is essential.

    • January 6 events: Intimidation tactic, not insurrectionThe January 6 events were an attempt by those in power to suppress opposition and silence voices, using intimidation tactics, allegations of election manipulation, and efforts to restrict access to information. This tactic risks leading to violence as citizens question the line between ruling and oppressed classes.

      The events of January 6, 2021, were not an insurrection by any definition of the word. Instead, it was an intimidation tactic used by those in power to suppress opposition and silence voices, as seen in the FBI involvement, allegations of election manipulation, and efforts to restrict access to information. This tactic has been effective in keeping people in check, but if these actions continue, there is a growing sentiment that violence may become an option for many Americans. The corruption and self-interest of those in power have been exposed, and they continue to push their agenda despite being exposed. Citizens must decide where the line is and what kind of country they want to live in - one with equal classes or one with a ruling and oppressed class. The deletion of accounts and suppression of information further highlights the need for transparency and accountability.

    • Deciding When to Take Action Against Perceived InjusticesIndividuals and societies must balance tolerance with action against perceived threats or injustices. Personal experiences and global events, like Brazil, demonstrate the importance of standing up for oneself.

      Individuals and societies must decide how much they are willing to tolerate before taking action against perceived injustices or threats. The speaker expresses concern over globalist efforts and encourages citizens to stand up for themselves, using the situation in Brazil as an example. The speaker also shares his personal experience with YouTube, expressing disappointment over their lack of commitment to not censor content, despite promises and financial incentives. Overall, the message is one of individual and collective empowerment in the face of perceived oppression.

    • Focusing on content creation and inspiring othersThe speaker values his time and energy, and prioritizes creating content and inspiring young entrepreneurs over engaging in online debates or responding to comments.

      The speaker values his time and energy and has decided to focus on creating content and inspiring young entrepreneurs, rather than engaging in online debates or responding to comments. He recognizes the importance of showing his success and serving as a role model, but also acknowledges the challenges of dealing with negative comments and the time-consuming nature of social media interactions. Ultimately, he believes that the benefits of sharing his experiences and motivating others outweigh the drawbacks. Additionally, he expresses his appreciation for those who support him and encourages them to follow him on social media.

    • Nevada Caucuses: 'None of the Above' Wins BigA notable number of voters in the Nevada caucuses opted for 'none of the above', leaving political figures and campaigns in shock.

      The discussion revolved around the surprising outcome of the Nevada caucuses, where a significant number of voters chose "none of the above" instead of any candidate, including former President Donald Trump who wasn't even on the ballot. This event left many shocked, including a senior advisor to Trump who criticized Nikki Haley for not campaigning enough. The conversation also touched upon Dave's exceptional photography skills and the men's camaraderie. Despite the initial amusement, the group pondered over the financial implications for Haley's donors and the reasons behind her continued campaigning.

    • Nikki Haley's Continued Presence in PoliticsDespite concerns about her true intentions, Nikki Haley remains in politics. Voters should focus on effective leaders, regardless of party affiliation, to manage crises and improve lives.

      Nikki Haley, despite presenting herself as a Republican or conservative, is seen by some as an establishment figure who may not have the best interests of the country at heart. Her continued presence in politics, despite apparent lack of support, may be due to insider knowledge or manipulation by larger forces. Voters are encouraged to look beyond identity politics and focus on candidates who will effectively manage their households and improve their lives. The speaker expresses concern that major disruptions, such as wars, pandemics, cyber attacks, or illegal migrant revolts, could occur between now and the November elections, potentially leading to division and chaos. Ultimately, the speaker believes that Trump's policies led to a better life for many people and that this could swing the vote in his favor. However, the speaker also expresses skepticism that the vote may not be enough to overcome potential disruptions and manipulation.

    • A Call to Action Against Perceived Political CoupsAmericans must decide what they'll tolerate in leaders, prioritize country over self-interest, and support leaders who put the nation first.

      The speaker believes that Americans need to take a stand against what they perceive as a potential coup and decide what they're willing to tolerate in their political leaders. They express concern over the apparent lack of integrity and self-interest among some politicians, using Hillary Clinton as an example. The speaker also shares their admiration for individuals who put their country first, even if it means sacrificing personal freedoms and comforts, as they see this trait in Donald Trump. Overall, the speaker encourages a focus on leadership that prioritizes the best possible outcome for the country.

    • Republicans vow to continue impeachment efforts against MayorkasDespite failed attempt, Republicans plan to continue impeachment proceedings against Homeland Security Secretary Mayorkas. Senate advances $95B aid package for Ukraine and Israel, neglecting border funding, causing frustration for Americans over misuse of tax dollars and lack of prioritization for their needs.

      Despite the failure of House Republicans to impeach Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas, they have vowed to bring it up again once their leader returns. Meanwhile, the U.S. Senate advanced a $95 billion emergency aid package for Ukraine and Israel, leaving out funding for the border. The speaker expresses frustration over the misuse of tax dollars and the lack of representation for the people, who are struggling and in need. The issue of border security and the misallocation of funds is a concern for many Americans, and it's essential for our elected officials to prioritize the needs of their constituents.

    • Concerns over Financial Burden on Working CitizensThe speaker argues against government overreach, warning that if producers stop producing due to excessive regulation, those dependent on government assistance will suffer, potentially leading to chaos and starvation. They encourage personal responsibility and equality of opportunity over equality of result.

      The speaker expresses concern about the financial burden on working citizens being used to benefit a small group in Washington D.C., and argues that those who do not contribute to the system should not have a say in how it operates. They believe this could lead to a shift towards socialism, where wealth is distributed rather than opportunities being equal. The speaker warns that if producers stop producing due to government overreach, those who have become dependent on government assistance will suffer, leading to potential chaos and starvation. They encourage people to read books like "Atlas Shrugged" to understand the potential consequences of such a situation. In essence, the speaker is advocating for personal responsibility and equality of opportunity over equality of result.

    • Rescue in the Fjord: Community and Heroism in Unexpected SituationsUnexpected situations can bring people together and reveal our instinct to help others in need, even in the most unusual circumstances

      An unexpected situation, such as a car accident, can bring people together in unexpected ways. This was demonstrated in the story of two older men who, while enjoying a sauna on a floating raft in a Norwegian fjord, rescued the occupants of a car that had plunged into the water. Despite the unusual circumstances and the potential distraction of being in the nude, the sauna patrons quickly sprang into action and successfully rescued the individuals in danger. This story highlights the importance of community and the human instinct to help others in times of need. It also serves as a reminder that even in the most unexpected situations, we can find moments of connection and heroism.

    • Respecting Individual Differences in Sauna EtiquetteRespect people's choices in sauna usage, even if they differ from your own, and be open-minded towards new experiences.

      Everyone has unique experiences and quirks, especially when it comes to personal routines like using a sauna. During a conversation, the speaker shared an experience of encountering an older man in a gym sauna who was not shy about his nakedness. While some may find this behavior uncomfortable or embarrassing, the speaker emphasized the importance of respecting individual differences and not shaming others for their choices. The speaker also highlighted the potential benefits of trying new things, even if they seem unconventional or unusual. The conversation also touched upon the topic of internet etiquette and the importance of not sharing private moments online without consent. Overall, the conversation underscored the value of empathy, respect, and open-mindedness towards diverse experiences and practices.

    • Approving of Life-Saving Tech Despite Lack of UnderstandingEmbrace progress and innovation, even if they don't directly benefit us, as they can save lives and improve the human condition.

      The speaker expresses approval for a technology or innovation that saves lives, despite not fully understanding it himself. He acknowledges the importance and positive impact it has on humanity, even if it doesn't directly benefit him. The speaker's tone is enthusiastic and encouraging, emphasizing the importance of progress and innovation. He also uses colloquial language and humor to convey his message. Overall, the speaker's perspective highlights the significance of advancements that improve the human condition, even if they don't directly impact an individual's personal experience.

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