0:01

Just when you think the Biden crime

0:03

family can't get well any

0:06

stupider, Ah, they

0:08

do it.

0:09

Yes they do.

0:10

There's another problem now, and

0:12

this is going to be a big problem for

0:15

the Biden crime family. Apparently

0:19

Hunter Biden decided it would be a good idea

0:22

to take a private jet to a court

0:24

hearing, and it's now sparked a lot of backlash.

0:27

Hunter Biden, the son of President Joe Biden,

0:30

is currently involved in a court case seeking to

0:32

lower the monthly amount

0:34

he pays in child support to London

0:37

Roberts. Roberts previously worked for

0:39

the president's son in Washington,

0:41

d C. And in twenty eighteen

0:43

gave birth to a daughter that DNA testing later

0:45

proved is his. Hunter

0:48

Biden, by the way, is yet to meet the child.

0:50

Navy Roberts is

0:53

the name. It's currently paying twenty

0:55

grand a month in child sport, having

0:58

paid a total of seven hundred fifty thousand dollars. Not

1:00

too shabby, right, I mean, a lot of people can live

1:02

off of twenty thousand dollars a month.

1:06

And Hunter Biden didn't like it. Now, why was Hunter

1:08

Biden paying twenty thousand dollars a month? It's a great

1:10

question. The reason why, it's pretty simple. He was making

1:12

an insane amount of money off the Biden crime family.

1:15

And when you're making a ton of money, then that

1:17

means that the more money you make, the more money

1:19

you pay in alimony traditionally,

1:23

and that's why he was paying twenty thousand

1:25

dollars a month to take care of his daughter,

1:28

who he has denied as his, who

1:31

he forced into a DNA test

1:33

to prove, to make them prove, and

1:35

still to this day publicly denies

1:37

it. Also, the Biden

1:40

crime family denies this child's existence.

1:42

Even the Biden family put up

1:45

stockings for their grandkids and their names

1:47

on them at the White House and didn't

1:49

have one for this

1:52

member of the family, this grandchild,

1:55

because this grandchild's a problem, right,

1:57

This grandchild is one that

1:59

no no one should like. This grandchild

2:02

is the one that they should have just been able to pretty

2:04

much get rid of. That's

2:06

the reality of the situation. So

2:09

fast forward now to

2:13

this court case. Hunter Biden

2:15

was angry. Hunter Biden did not like

2:19

the fact, I want to be clear, that

2:21

he was having to pay so much money,

2:23

so he petitioned the court,

2:25

not the other way around, not the woman, but he

2:27

did, he petitioned the court to

2:30

lower his payment, saying that he couldn't afford

2:32

them anymore. That

2:34

has opened up a very very

2:36

big can of worms, so

2:40

he wants to pay less money. He's currently

2:42

paying twenty thousand a month in child support. On

2:45

Saturday, the New York Post publish

2:47

a new report claiming to

2:49

have viewed flight records for a private

2:51

jet that the president son allegedly used to travel

2:54

to Arkansas for a court

2:56

date in April. Six

2:58

million dollar jet is reportedly

3:01

owned by Biden's close friend

3:03

and legal advisor, Kevin Morris.

3:07

Despite arguing in court that

3:10

he should be allowed to pay lesson child supports

3:13

support for his child, which

3:17

the newspapers characterizes

3:19

him having cried poverty.

3:22

The records indicate that the flight

3:24

costs somewhere between

3:27

fifty five to one hundred and seventeen thousand

3:29

dollars. The fight

3:31

took Biden from Washington, d C. To an airport

3:34

in Jackson County, Arkansas, and then back

3:36

to DC after the hearing, to

3:38

total of seven three hundred and twenty

3:40

six miles. Now

3:42

to be clear, that price is not a crazy

3:45

price. I have flown

3:48

a fair amount on campaigns on private

3:50

jets. I have flown with

3:52

other people that have been very kind to different

3:54

events on private jets. I

3:56

actually have some friends that have private planes

3:59

through their businesses. I've also taken a lot of flight

4:01

lessons and have been able to fly in

4:03

some jets, actually getting training hours.

4:07

While other people are paying the bill.

4:09

I can tell you that private

4:11

jets are extremely expensive.

4:16

Now I have an app that I downloaded.

4:19

It's a popular app on my phone,

4:22

and I'm doing this tonight in real

4:24

time. I want you to understand

4:27

how much flights cost. So

4:30

if I do Washington, DC, and

4:33

this would be if any one of you got on this

4:35

app, I'm not gonna plug the app because it's not about

4:37

that.

4:37

It's about the cost here.

4:39

And you decided to fly to

4:42

this airport, Okay, I'm

4:45

putting it in this Jackson

4:48

County Airport to New York or to Washington,

4:50

d C. Now, you're gonna fly out

4:53

of Douglas or out

4:55

adult list, I should say, because you can't fly out of

4:57

Reagan International or Reagan National

4:59

for or reasons post.

5:02

Just so you understand.

5:04

Post nine to eleven, they won't allow you to do

5:07

that on private jets. Okay, just so you

5:09

understand, now I don't

5:11

know exactly which field

5:13

they landed in Arkansas, So I'm

5:15

going to go for a pretty

5:17

simple one, one that a lot of people would

5:19

go to. That would be

5:21

littlerock. And this is still a pretty

5:24

good way of this working.

5:27

I'm going to pick the smallest jets

5:29

are able to get the lowest price. Just again,

5:31

so you understand how much money

5:33

he would have spent charging

5:36

this airplane to go down for one hearing,

5:38

while claiming he can't pay as

5:41

much money as he's paying her. The

5:43

cheapest flight that I can find

5:45

right now is

5:47

twenty five thousand, four hundred

5:50

and nineteen dollars one way.

5:53

Now, if I decide to come back, and

5:56

I come back, let's just call it the very

5:58

next day, cheapest flight

6:00

that I can find, this

6:03

is pre tax, is

6:06

fifty six seventy one dollars.

6:09

Now, if I actually decided to book

6:11

that fight, there's some other fees in

6:13

there. And if I look at

6:15

those fees, and again I'm doing this in real time

6:18

right now, that flight

6:20

with fees jumps up to about

6:23

sixty five thousand dollars.

6:28

I give you that intel for this reason.

6:31

If he's so broke, what the hell is he doing

6:33

on a private jet. The

6:36

newspapers report drew an expected

6:39

wave of outrage

6:41

for many on social media, saying,

6:44

let me get this straight. Hunter Biden

6:47

is a guy who has had a long

6:49

standing source of big money

6:51

from his international business dealings.

6:54

Some accusing the President of being, you

6:56

know nothing but selling access to the United States

6:59

of America.

7:00

That's fair. I'm one of those. And

7:02

this flight for Hunter

7:05

Biden to.

7:05

Go down to demand

7:07

that his child

7:10

support be lowered tells

7:13

you everything you need to know. In other words,

7:15

Hunter Biden actually flew in a private jet

7:17

to his Arkansas child support hearing

7:19

to claim he was too poor to make his monthly

7:22

payments. The

7:24

cost of the flight was the equivalent of at least

7:26

six months of child support

7:29

payments. Is how Charlie

7:31

Kirk put it in Twitter this week. Couldn't

7:33

agree with him more. Another

7:36

person put it this way, saying, quote, the seven

7:38

three hundred and twenty six mile round trip on a private

7:41

jet likely cost between fifty

7:43

five to one hundred and seventy teen thousand, all

7:45

independing on which plane you pick. That

7:48

would be up to six months of child support payments

7:50

to Hunter Biden's baby's mama. Aviation

7:53

experts told the New York

7:55

Post. Now, if

7:57

the plane that is pictured in

8:00

the post, and I'm pretty familiar with

8:02

this plane, just so you know, it's a

8:04

Falcon. If it is a Falcon,

8:07

the one that I saw, they showed the plane

8:09

Hunter Biden flew into his court appearance belonged

8:11

to Brad Paisley. We're

8:13

also being gold the country

8:15

music singer, and many people will actually use

8:18

planes like this, so you understand, excuse

8:23

me. Once belonged, I should say to Brad Paisley,

8:25

this is a nice plane.

8:27

It's a big plane. It's a big fuel burn.

8:30

My guess is based on that plane

8:32

and people I have talked to, it's probably in the eighty thousand

8:35

dollars range.

8:38

So if you spend eighty grand, that's

8:41

over four months of child support.

8:44

It was a two thousand and one AsSalt Falcon fifty.

8:46

It's a nice plane.

8:48

It's a great plane. In fact,

8:51

I've flown on one of these in my life,

8:53

and I can tell you if I was paying the bill,

8:55

I wouldn't have flown on that plane. I couldn't

8:57

afford it. So if you're saying you can't

9:00

afford child support, How the hell are you support?

9:02

How the hell can you pay for a

9:04

private jet? Maybe

9:06

you're involved in criminal activity, is what I would

9:09

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There's a second question.

10:27

That I gotta, you know, think

10:30

about, and that's this, how does this judge

10:34

react to this now

10:37

coming out that Hunter Biden is

10:40

saying, I can't pay child

10:42

sport at the level that I'm paying it

10:44

now for a child

10:47

that I am demanding doesn't have my last

10:49

name, for a child that I've never met, for

10:52

a child that I

10:54

denied being the father of and have refused

10:57

to take responsibility for every step

10:59

of the way. How

11:02

does this judge deal with the fact that now this

11:04

judge knows, like, wait, let me get this straight.

11:05

You're saying your destitute.

11:07

Right, you don't have any money, you're

11:10

not making near what you were making before in

11:12

the Biden crime family, and you

11:14

won't give over the financial records. It's part

11:16

of the problem with this case down in Arkansas

11:19

now and how much it could open him up to real

11:22

issues moving forward.

11:23

Is the fact that.

11:23

He is not willing

11:27

to give accurate financial

11:30

records or even authentic financial

11:32

records. That's one of the big problems

11:34

here, just so you know. And

11:38

if you're not going to you know, if you're this judge

11:40

and you hear that the guy who's saying I can't

11:42

pay the money is flying in

11:45

on a really

11:47

big jet. And

11:50

I don't blame people that have private jets. I think they're

11:52

amazing. They're time machines.

11:54

You know.

11:54

I traveled the last four weeks straight,

11:56

and the worst part is delayed flights.

12:00

I had a delayed flight the other day where I didn't get to

12:02

my hotel roo until after one in the morning. Should

12:05

have been at that hotel room, you know, hours

12:08

earlier. The next day, I

12:10

had a flight where I should have been home at six o'clock and I didn't

12:12

get home.

12:12

Until I think it was gosh, I want

12:15

to say it.

12:15

Was eleven o'clock, eleven thirty. No late, Yeah,

12:17

it was eleven eleven thirty. I

12:19

mean, it's absurd. And when you fly private,

12:21

traditionally, you know you're not

12:23

there an how early. You don't have to deal with all the parking

12:26

issues you have to deal with waiting on your bags.

12:27

When you land.

12:29

You have to deal with loss of luggage, all of those things

12:31

and their time machines. Like on political

12:33

campaigns, I

12:35

understand, especially higher end campaigns,

12:38

like the amount of time that you save,

12:40

the number of people you can see, the number of people

12:42

you can talk to. It makes sense. And a

12:44

presidential that's the only way to run a presidential campaign.

12:48

You just can't, especially if you're the nominee.

12:50

Maybe that's a better way of putting it. But

12:53

when you're going to a court, And

12:55

again, I don't blame people for being success.

12:57

I celebrate success.

13:00

And when people get private jets,

13:02

I'm not jealous. I high five them like that's a

13:04

whole nother level of hard work paying off. I

13:07

don't think they're evil, and

13:11

I want to make that clear before I make this point,

13:13

to understand my perspective.

13:14

My perspective is if you've.

13:17

Got enough money to fly on a private

13:19

jet to go to your hearing while

13:23

claiming you have no money, I gotta

13:25

think that's going to affect the judge

13:27

in some capacity when they come back to court. And

13:29

I remember the judge also said

13:31

that Hunter Biden has to be present for all

13:33

future hearings.

13:34

I can't phone it in. He can't

13:36

just have his attorneys appear.

13:38

He has to be in court now for these that's

13:41

going to change the dynamic also very

13:43

quickly. But if you're this judge

13:45

and you now read this media report that

13:48

this dude flew on a jet that was between

13:50

fifty five to one hundred and seventeen thousand

13:52

all in value up to six months

13:54

of child support, and

13:56

you did that for a hearing, I'm you

13:58

know, that's a dumb by

14:00

anybody, I think, especially we're trying to lower

14:03

a child support. It also just shows

14:05

you how little they give a you know what about

14:07

this child and I don't

14:09

think they And look, somebody had to

14:12

have said, hey man, this may not be the right time to fly

14:14

private. You might want to fly you

14:16

know, domestic. Just don't give

14:18

them this right on the table, like, hey, you might

14:20

really want to pull back on this.

14:23

This is gonna be a bad

14:25

look, right, Like this is a really

14:28

bad look, a look that you

14:30

don't want to have, Like

14:33

this is this is not good.

14:35

Okay, why don't you dial it back?

14:37

This is go Delta United

14:40

Southwest, whatever the hell you want to go.

14:42

Just don't do this one, because this is not smart.

14:45

They do it because I think they know, like, we don't care.

14:47

We can get away with it. We can do whatever we want.

14:48

To do with the bidens we've been We've

14:50

been playing by our own rules for decades, getting

14:53

paid while other people go

14:55

to prison. We got

14:57

people in the deep state that cover it up protect us.

14:59

We're going to keep doing and keep pouring it out as

15:01

much as we want to, and be as corrupt

15:03

as we want to until the very last day that

15:05

we're in office. See,

15:08

that's what they're hoping for, is

15:12

that they can just keep getting away with it, and the media

15:14

will keep protecting them and no one

15:16

will ask a single question about

15:18

it. Now,

15:20

this judge,

15:23

I I I genuinely

15:25

hope, is about to open up a can and go,

15:27

Yeah, that's not gonna work. Sorry,

15:31

not gonna happen, Not gonna work.

15:34

No way in hell, We're

15:36

not gonna allow it to happen. We're not gonna allow you to

15:38

do this like this is this

15:41

is just a solid no

15:43

no way, hell no, you're

15:46

gonna have to answer for this.

15:48

This is not gonna be This is the and

15:50

and and we're sure as hell not gonna let you pay less

15:53

alimony while flying on a private jets's

15:55

hearing, because even you could even say

15:57

this like, well, I hits to ride with

15:59

somebody else. Right, you could argue that this

16:02

went from where he was back to where he was

16:04

within an hour after the hearing was over.

16:06

He flew in the night before like this jet

16:09

had one purpose, and that was a purpose

16:11

of delivering Hunter Biden and the Biden

16:13

crime Family initiative to Arkansas

16:17

and then fly them out afterwards. It's

16:20

very clear that's what this was

16:23

and was from the very beginning. It's

16:27

not beat around the bush about that. And

16:30

we don't know what Hunter makes. We know it's a hell

16:32

of a lot of money, but we don't know what he

16:34

makes. That's the other part of this that people

16:36

need to understand. We really don't He

16:38

won't give accurate financials.

16:42

We don't know now.

16:46

Peter Sweitzer also came out this week

16:48

and said that we are just

16:50

at the beginning of

16:52

this, right, like just at the

16:54

beginning. This is so

16:57

much deeper than anybody

16:59

under stands. And the House Panel Investie and

17:01

the Biden family business deals they

17:03

recently announced not only they already found over ten

17:05

million in payments from foreign sources going

17:08

to more than twenty different LLCs

17:10

set up while Joe Biden was the Vice President.

17:13

But the committee's work is just the beginning. Of

17:16

course, none of this is news to Peter Schweitzer,

17:18

right, who first reported the story back in eighteen. He

17:21

discussed the findings on an

17:24

episode of podcast, and

17:26

he says, look, the committee is likely to find

17:28

a lot more than this in witness testimony, more financial

17:31

records. James Comer,

17:33

by the way, Republican from Tennessee, so the House

17:35

Committee and on Oversight and Accountability

17:38

had yet to get access to the records

17:41

for Joe Biden's private owner bank accounts

17:43

link to the biggest Biden

17:45

deal of them all, that one

17:48

point five billion dollar investment

17:50

deal between Hunter Biden's business

17:53

and in an arm of the Chinese Communist

17:55

government, which he secured after traveling

17:57

aboard Air Force two with his father in

18:00

Vice President of China December of twenty twelve.

18:05

These dudes are shady as hell, and they have been

18:07

for a long time. But

18:11

when you play like this, I

18:14

guess that's the reason why you think I don't

18:16

have to play by the rules. I can

18:18

go all the way from DC

18:20

on a private jet, all the way down to Arkansas

18:24

to and again, think about the mindset

18:26

you'll find a private jet. I want to give

18:28

less money to your child, who

18:30

you've never met and who you're fighting to even

18:32

take the last name Biden, right,

18:36

I mean that's the truth here, Like, that's

18:38

the real, accurate truth

18:40

of this situation. No,

18:44

I won't pay for you know, you

18:46

don't exist, and you're sure as hell can't

18:49

have my last name.

18:50

And my family will never admit.

18:53

You know when people say to me, do you you know, oh, Joe

18:55

Biden's not a bad man. Hunter

18:58

Biden's not a bad man, right,

19:00

he's an addict. I

19:03

don't care who you are. The fact that you

19:06

refuse to meet your own child

19:09

that is half you, your DNA. It

19:12

is truly, for me, one of the scariest

19:15

things about a human being.

19:17

I don't trust people like that.

19:20

And at a colleague that I met once, it had

19:22

two children he'd never met, and I'm like, I'll

19:24

never do business with that guy again. Yes, I

19:26

mean that I'm judging because

19:28

if you'll do that to your own.

19:30

Blood, what are you going to do in a business

19:32

deal? To me?

19:35

Like, if that's how you act about your own child.

19:39

I know people that say they're conservative that have children

19:42

that they are, you know, illegitimate

19:45

kids that they know exists, no live in their same

19:47

city, they've never met. It's

19:49

hard to respect a person like that when

19:52

they're out there preaching out Monday through Friday,

19:55

right and and talking

19:57

about the issues of abortion everything else. And they have their

19:59

own their own own blood they've never met,

20:01

never seen. Because it's a problem,

20:04

right, problem they want to get rid of. That's

20:06

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20:08

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happening with bud Lotweiser and bud

21:24

Light, Michael Boltri, et cetera. They're

21:27

losing market share. They know it, they know it's pretty

21:29

bad. Now they're trying

21:31

to pander. They've decided

21:33

to buy some conservative

21:36

quote Republican consultants who

21:39

are apparently going to come in and I'm not kidding when

21:41

I say this save the day. And

21:43

now they figured out how they're going to get you back, and

21:47

they're going to do two things. One, they're

21:49

coming out with a Harley Davison

21:51

themed bud Light can so you won't

21:53

be as embarrassed to drink bud Light. And

21:56

then your friends might not give you a hard time, and then you just

21:58

get back in your rather regular king

22:00

pattern. That's phase one.

22:04

Phase two is a little bit

22:06

different. Phase two is they believe that they can

22:09

also get you. If that doesn't

22:11

work, to then come

22:13

back and drink a camouflage but light

22:15

can. Now it's pretty ironic that buttlight.

22:18

It's not trying to camouflage their beer to get you to

22:20

buy it.

22:20

That's funny, But.

22:23

These cans have been designed

22:26

to pull on your heartstrings if you're a patriot

22:28

and you believe in our men and women

22:30

uniforming, those that given the ultimate sacrifice.

22:32

And what they're going to do is they're going to give money based

22:35

on the sales to

22:38

groups that actually help

22:41

those that are fallen, right,

22:43

those people that are you know, are

22:45

fallen heroes, to their kids, to their

22:47

scholarship funds, things like that. Now,

22:49

when you think about that, that's pretty damning

22:54

that they're going to do that. In my opinion, I

22:56

think it's pandering in the worst form. I think it's

22:58

honestly just straight up to disgusting that

23:02

you're going to use dead soldiers

23:05

and their charities to try to get market share

23:07

back, Because if you believed in it, you would

23:09

have been doing it that way for a long time. You

23:11

wouldn't pander with this can this

23:13

way like. That's the reason why I

23:15

say it's disgusting. There's

23:18

also another aspect of this, and it can

23:20

turn into a real investigation.

23:22

I think it's a worthy and an

23:25

authentic question that should be asked.

23:29

Why did bud Light team with

23:31

a dude with a penis acting

23:34

like a chick whose core audience

23:36

is under the age of twenty one to

23:39

promote bud Light? Was

23:42

this in fact promoting

23:46

bud Light to

23:48

children? To those underage? Now,

23:51

remember there's laws against that not supposed to happen.

23:53

We got rid of Joe Campbell, for example, and Camel

23:56

Cash and things like that

23:58

that we're marketing to kids because

24:00

we knew what they were doing, which was they were marketing

24:02

to kids, and that's exactly

24:05

why they were able to We passed a lot

24:07

saying hey, you can't do that anymore, Like this won't work,

24:09

sorry, Like you just can't do

24:11

it. You can't market to kids.

24:14

We're not going to let you market to kids,

24:16

like that's just not going to work with us. And

24:20

we were trying to protect kids from underage drinking and

24:22

underage smoking and getting

24:24

addicted. That's part of that was

24:26

part of the game plan. Well,

24:29

now mulvaney doing this, you have to ask

24:31

yourself, Okay, well, was this plan to go

24:33

and actually market to underage drinking? In

24:36

fact, we know from the bud Light VP of

24:38

marketing. She talked

24:40

about how the bud

24:42

Light's market share was in

24:44

decline. It was a beer brand that was in decline

24:47

and we need to go after as she put it, young people

24:49

listen carefully.

24:50

Oh, I'm a businesswoman. I had a really clear

24:53

job to do when I took over a bud Light,

24:55

and it was this

24:57

brand is in decline. It's been in decline for a

24:59

really long time, and if we do

25:01

not attract young drinkers

25:04

to come and drink this brand, there will be no future

25:06

for bud Light. So I had this super clear banding.

25:09

It's like, we need to evolve and elevate this

25:12

incredibly iconic brand. And what

25:15

I brought to that was a belief

25:17

in Okay, what does

25:20

evolve and elevate mean?

25:21

It means inclusivity, It means shifting

25:23

the tone.

25:25

It means having a campaign that's

25:27

truly inclusive and

25:29

feels lighter and brighter and different

25:31

and appeals to women and to men

25:34

and representation is it sort of the heart

25:36

of evolution. You've got to see people who

25:38

reflect you in the work.

25:40

And we had this hangover.

25:42

I mean, bud Light had been

25:44

kind of a brand of friddy,

25:48

kind of out of touch humor, and

25:51

it was really important that we had

25:54

another approach.

26:00

We need another approach. We got to go after

26:02

young people, That's what she says. Well,

26:05

maybe that explains exactly why you start

26:08

working with mulvany. Maybe

26:11

that's exactly why

26:14

you decided to do the campaign

26:16

because the majority of Mulvaney's people were

26:18

younger, and

26:21

the majority of people that were looking

26:24

at this right at mulvainy, you

26:27

know where I couldn't buy your product.

26:31

Senator Cruz is now saying

26:33

it's time for a probe a bud

26:35

Light for quote

26:37

potentially marking the marketing

26:39

to kids through Dylan mulvaney.

26:42

Listen to this.

26:43

Now, you're also only called a member of the Congress

26:45

Committee and a Commerce committee,

26:48

I should say, And you want to investigate what bud

26:50

Light was doing with Dylan mulvany.

26:52

It destroyed a brand that may not

26:54

recover.

26:55

What's your focus?

26:57

Well, listen, I can't think of a

26:59

company in mind n times that has more

27:01

alienated its customer base and seem

27:03

to have so little understanding of who it is

27:06

that actually drinks bud Light. But

27:09

this week I sent a letter to the CEO of

27:11

Anheuser Busch along with Senator Marshall

27:13

Blackburn, because the CEO of Anheuser

27:15

Busch is also the CEO or

27:17

the chairman of the Beer Institute, which

27:19

is the regulatory body, the industry

27:21

regulatory body that regulates itself. And

27:24

one of the rules that beer companies are

27:26

supposed to follow is they're not supposed to

27:28

market to kids. Remember the whole

27:30

Joe mccampbell thing, This is the same thing here.

27:32

Well, you know what, Dylan mulvaney. A massive

27:35

percentage of Dylan Mulvaney's audience

27:37

are kids, and Budweiser was trying,

27:40

I believe, with this ill fated marketing

27:42

attempt to target teenagers. If

27:44

you look at things Dylan mulvaney has online,

27:46

it's things like Days of Girlhood.

27:49

There's another video where Dylan mulvaneus

27:52

is singing my name is Eloise and I am six.

27:54

There's another one where Dylan molvane is

27:56

shopping for Barbie dolls. These are clearly

27:58

things aimed at teenagers and

28:00

even children younger than teenagers,

28:03

which violates the rules. And so we're calling

28:05

on the Beer Institute to investigate

28:08

the degree to which Nheuser Busch knowingly

28:10

was marketing to children in going

28:13

down this road center you never stopped senter

28:15

ted Cruz, Thanks so much appreciated.

28:19

I think the potential here

28:22

for budd Light getting busted for

28:24

this is pretty significant. I

28:28

think it's pretty obvious

28:34

that they were trying to go younger.

28:36

And when I say younger, I think

28:38

under the age.

28:41

Of twenty one.

28:44

There should be an

28:46

investigation here into this, a probe

28:48

into this did they break the rules? And

28:50

if you break the rules, I think you should

28:52

get in serious trouble and have serious fines

28:54

for this. Right, I

28:56

don't want there to be fines against someone that

28:58

didn't break the rules. Don't want there

29:01

to be fines if you did nothing wrong, being

29:04

incompetent, being stupid as

29:07

they've done their marketing should not

29:09

be a crime. I want to make the queerness

29:11

isn't retaliation, but if you

29:13

are actively going after, as she

29:16

put it, young people, and I think that means under

29:18

twenty one, and I think Mulvaney's proof

29:21

that they were wanting to go under twenty one because

29:23

of who was following her, who reaches

29:26

her, and what her content is. She wasn't going

29:28

after adult content. Okay,

29:31

that's very clear.

29:34

She was going after young people. They

29:38

should have to answer for this.

29:40

Now.

29:40

Let me just also go back to the

29:43

bigger and broader issue here about

29:46

bud Light and them trying

29:48

to get you back by pandering

29:50

to you. I

29:53

am not as insulted by the Harley

29:55

Davison side of that can right, like,

29:57

Okay, fine, you want to do that. See

29:59

if it were knock yourself

30:02

out that that

30:04

one doesn't bother me.

30:07

I think it's kind of sending. I think it's incredibly

30:09

arrogant.

30:11

For them to do it and be this just

30:14

totally transparent about like the

30:16

I mean, the level of pandering here is an all time

30:19

high for them. The one that

30:21

that that I go back to and I think it was a double

30:24

down that is stupid to the point where I'm like, I

30:26

will never now like now

30:28

I actually hate you as a brand. Is

30:31

the fact that they're like, all right, get

30:34

a Republican in here, and they get a Republican

30:36

there, and the Republican's like, you guys got to reach out military,

30:38

and that's how you can pull this off.

30:40

And they come up with a.

30:41

Scheme to make a military

30:43

can, right, a camouflage can,

30:46

and then they think that's going to fix their

30:48

problem because they'll give some money

30:51

to some veterans, groups of wounded and are

30:53

those who've lost their lives right serving

30:55

our great country.

30:56

And that's somehow the pantering that's going to work.

30:58

Like I'm I mean, for

31:00

me, that is just

31:03

so sick. You're

31:06

willing to use the deaths

31:08

of innocent people who serve

31:11

this country to try to get

31:13

back a market share and

31:15

do a campaign that you've never done on your own.

31:17

If you would have done on your own, I wouldn't criticize

31:19

you, if you would have been doing this already

31:23

for the right reasons.

31:24

Not that.

31:24

Okay, now we got to figure this out, Like now's

31:27

the time we got to figure this out. That that's

31:29

where again you lose me. I

31:32

think, I

31:36

really do believe that

31:40

we are getting to the point now where

31:42

we have no other

31:45

option, okay, no

31:49

other option but

31:52

to stand up to companies like

31:54

this who will use

31:56

pander and abuse us this way, and

31:59

if if we let them get away with this, they'll

32:02

never stop treating us this way, and

32:04

we shouldn't give them our money.

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