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The four of the talks fell apart. President Trump warned Iran about making any more demands, saying, the Iranians don't seem to realize they have no cards. They're literally holding a straight. [LAUGHTER]
Oh, they're literally holding a straight. It's like a poker reference there. Said it in that life, they're all propagandists for the Democrat party. And that means Iran, too, because the Democrat party is the number one funder of the Islamic Revolution in Tehran.
And her ex-well, I'm already tired of her ex-well, well. I was tired of him years ago. But the fund people at pajamas media, PJ media, and their man, Matt Margollis, today, think things can't get worse for Eric's well, well.
They just did. Done it, done it, done it, done it. Eric's well-wells week from hell just got a whole lot worse. And this time, the fire came from someone who calls him family.
Stephen Coolbeck, Stephen Coolbeck, a time-share mogul. Publicly nuked his relationship with the accused rapist California congressman on Sunday, hours later, swell, well, quietly announced that he was dropping his bid for California governor.
Apparently, Coolbeck, Coolbeck is his name. Coolbeck had been letting Eric's well-well crash at his 9,700 square foot Beverly Hills mansion, while the congressman battled mounting allegations of rape, sexual assault, and sexual misconduct
from multiple women.
“I don't think you should say mounting in that context,”
but then swell, well, even filmed his denial video at the mansion on Friday.
And I think, what is it at $27 million mansion,
or something like that? I read over the weekend. And Sunday, Coolbeck had seen enough. He kicked swell, well out. And I saw aerial pictures of this house over the weekend,
a big, you know, more than $20 million mansion got a big swim in pool in a tennis court and this and that and it's Beverly Hills. And that's where Eric's well-well is staying. That's far from Dublin, California, where
he was on the city council. But Coolbeck, who had been allowing Eric's well-well to stay at his house, Stephen Coolbeck,
is $20 something million dollar house.
He wrote, "Just weeks ago." And it says pretty amazing stuff. So he Coolbeck had seen enough. And he kicks well, well out. Just weeks ago, Coolbeck called Swallwell,
his little brother, his little brother. That's in quotation marks. In an interview with Politico. And he's scoffed in a previous interview with the post when asked about the rumors
that Swallwell may have acted in, inappropriately, with female staff and interns, he scoffed. Coolbeck, who has said that he's been a Democrat for almost 40-year plus.
“That's what he said almost 40-year plus.”
He probably meant to say years.
Is now unsure, is unsure, where the allegations will ultimately
lead. But he said the controversy was enough to make him walk away. I don't know where these facts are going to end up. Coolbeck said, "You hear or read all this stuff," he said. When asked whether he believed that Swallwell
had been truthful with him, Coolbeck said, "I'm going to have to investigate that." I don't know the answer to that. Coolbeck, who gained more name recognition after briefly running for governor last year and making multiple appearances
on TV shows like Undercover Boss, has been extremely generous to Swallwell. On top of letting the deeply in-depth congressman frequently stay at his 9,700 square foot mansion, Coolbeck gave the maximum $32,200 to Swallwell's campaign
and gifted the congressman a $31,000 trip to France in 2024.
“That's very thoughtful, very nice of him, I think.”
Hey, maybe it'd like to go to France. Maybe it'd like to stay at my, you know,
Coolbeck wasn't done.
He unloaded on fellow billionaire Tom Stier,
who has burned through nearly $100 million of his own money
on the California governor's race, calling it spending all the money on CUSword. On B.S., we'll clean it up and he said, he then torched the entire Democratic Party on his way out the door.
I'm no longer supporting Eric Beeping, but I'm a member of the Congress where tell everyone, "I'm a libertarian, B.P.U. Democrat Party. I'm a libertarian now." So we got that, though, I'm because it's a Tom Stier
and Coolbeck, you know, you guys, you grow, you spend your whole life not paying attention.
“And this is what happens to you, I guess, isn't it?”
Yes, it is. All right, we've got a lot, we've got a lot more audio, we've got a lot more audio to go to, and a lot of it, we've got Pakistan, and the peace talks that didn't get very far. Because you're dealing with terrorists
and the Democrats are there too. All right, Michael, let's go back to the telephones, let's go to Nick, calling from Perseville, Virginia. Nick, you're on the Chris Plancheau. - Yes, Nick, I've had it up to here with Bell Sharpton.
I've got my hand flat and down, it's about two feet over my head. (laughs) - All right, Bell Sharpton is encouraging black Americans to not partake in the 250 year celebration of the United States on July 4th.
In this logic, it's a box weren't part of the 776 celebrations.
They were slaves, well, Bell Sharpton was never a slave.
And the United States Constitution is built on the individual rights, not group rights. Now, have you ever heard El Sharpton thank the 700,000 white men that died to free the slaves in the Civil War? No, in fact, when the Civil War's brought up by him,
it's all about slavery. And if you were a slave, back during the Civil War, pick and beans are behind the plow, you were safe. But if you were some red, 14-year-old red, and they recruited you to fight,
and you didn't even know what the hell you were fighting about, then you get your on-bone off in the Civil War, and you die, and one of your ancestors
“want to remember you and the flag that you fought under,”
you're a racist.
- Well, and the reality of Chris is there was British colonialism
that visited slavery upon North America after Christopher Columbus discovered it. Thank you, Christopher Columbus. And the American founders wrote, even before the revolution, about the scourge of slavery and ending slavery.
Now, the entire economy and the entire society was built on slavery because of British colonialism and European colonialism. And slavery was perfectly normal. And Nick, do you know where the word slave comes from?
And the English word slave comes from? - Yes, and I'm Slavish. - Oh, okay. - Hi, I'm Slavish ancestors, yes, I do. It was from the Romans taking over getting Slav's.
- Yeah. - And for their servants and their women. - Yep.
“- That's why you see a lot of blonde haired Italians, I guess.”
You know? - Yeah, well, that's exactly right. And I got a 98% of Democrats that graduated from Ivy League schools couldn't tell you that the word slave comes from the Slavic
referring to the Slavic people. And it was the Roman Empire that grabbed the Eastern Europeans strong backs, you know, Nick, strong backs. And use them as slaves for everything. And that's where the word slave comes from.
And of course, they al-Sharpton, the likes of Al-Sharlatin, likes to say that he's a noobie in or something. And I was, oh, okay, so you're the original slavers and slave traders, you enslaved the Jews and built the pyramids and you guys invented slavery
before anybody else. And he claims Al-Sharlatin, he's so ignorant that he doesn't know anything about history, ancient or modern or today's news for that matter. And if he did, he couldn't articulate it
because he's brain dead, but extraordinary stuff. And the Roman Al-Sharlatin you say is now telling black people to not, and I just grabbed a thing or Al-Sharlatin three days ago on Friday says, America's 250th anniversary is not a quote, "celebration"
and quote for black people and calls it crazy. It's crazy. There's nothing crazy about it. I mean, again, this is Nick, this is about the ignorance
Of ignorant people of, I don't know how ignorant you can be.
But throughout all of human history, the Chinese
“have more slaves today than the Americas”
ever had at the peak of slavery. And by the way, 1776, Nick, you know that it was the very next year that Vermont outlawed slavery in 1777 because the moment the hobnamel boot of the British crown had been pulled off of us and beat up by some farmers
that we call the founders in the United States, America. They immediately started doing a way with slavery. 1777, and the Democrats, I'll just say, oh, the British did a way with slavery
first, like 1836 or something.
Yeah, before the American Civil War, but not before we started doing the way with slavery. And by the time we got to the Civil War, half of the states were without slavery and the Democrats' states were with slavery.
And Al Charlotton is-- he's got to be deliberately ignorant right now coming, nobody's that stupid by nature. Oh, absolutely. And the fact that he's trying to pawn it off on all the black Americans is just terrible.
Now he's the poster child for DEI because President Trump is trying to dissolve DEI programs. And you know what I said before with you, Chris, if you appoint you higher or you-- or you elect somebody using DEI--
Yeah. --who'd DEI lead. Yeah, right, right. Yeah, it's a fact, yeah. And the Riverdale Charlotton, it's right in front of me
now here. We were slaves then, he said. Yeah, that's where we were throwing off the British crown
the most powerful empire in the world at the time.
And we had just thrown them off. And then we started doing a way with slavery almost immediately, and it was a global norm. And by the way, the Dutch slave traders bought the slaves from black slave traders in Africa.
Many of whom were wearing Kentay cloth, which Democrats liked to wear today. But these West African tribes that gave us Kentay cloth also would sell their fellow Africans to Dutch and other European slave traders that came down
the pike. And another fun story, Nick. If you go to-- there are organizations now that track slavery and all that stuff. And they'll tell you that today in 2026,
there are probably more slaves on the planet Earth than at any time in the history of humankind. That's incredible. Isn't it? Now, there are more people today.
But nevertheless, there are slavery anti-slavery groups. And they trap it because they're at least five countries in Africa that still have slavery. The Chinese, because they're communists. They still have slavery in enormous numbers.
And the wiggers, their Muslim population in Western China, where they enslaved the people. They literally grab-- if a party leader needs a kidney or a piece of a liver to keep living, then the Chinese will go grab the wigger and they'll kill them.
They'll execute them and steal their kidney or their liver to transfer to party leaders and slaves. You know, all this cheap stuff we get from China
“is not because they're well-paid union employees, right?”
Absolutely, Chris. And it's crazy. In the 21st century, we've got more slaves than ever before. And we've got kind of a quasi-slaves here with the Guatemalans and the Mexicans who come here to know your lawns.
Illegal aliens and the Democrats yell at you and say, well, who do you think's going to wash the dishes in the back of the restaurant you go to? Who's going to cut your lawn? It's slavery updated for the 21st century, Nick. That's right, you've got it, Chris.
Thank you. Yeah, thanks, Nick. Thanks. Yeah, good stuff. And we just got to tell the truth and expose these people for what they are.
And they should be banished to the ash heap of history, ridiculous, leftists. Yeah.
“And honestly, where do you think they are 20 million illegal aliens”
for cheap labor? And they think it's just great.
There's then half of the murder you, but never mind that.
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On Nick was talking about Al Sharlatan and good stuff. Oh, you can't celebrate 250 of birthday of America because we were slaves then. It was 250 years ago. You're a crusty old rock, but you're not 300 years old. And honestly, you probably would have been free just because you're so annoying.
Just get out of here. Whatever, just leave. And I was just looking it up here.
The anti-slavery people on Earth today say that there are more than 50 million slaves on Earth today.
And then that number is greater than at any other time in human history. And Al Sharlatan doesn't have a thing to say about that. Slavery today, he's okay with illegal alien slaves in the United States. In fact, these people say they're more than one million slaves in the United States. That's more than one out of 300 people.
[Music] Lambs happen. They should get, well, what should they get? They should get an Emmy award or something, man. What do they, you know, they gave the, uh, not the Nobel Prize, the Pulitzer Prize, the Pulitzer Prize.
Rapper Susan, whose lyrics I could not read here because there is so violent vulgar and racist and everything else. Yeah, Kendrick Lamar, they're almost as racist as Al Sharpton, the Kendrick Lamar lyrics. All right, so let's see Michael, we, uh, we have, um, what we have there, the Reverend Al Sharlatan, don't we, we have the Rev. Al, uh, and then we have, um, we have Hawkeeme Jeffries, who explains
that DEI diversity equity inclusion, the radical left wing extremist and uh, to civilization. At Hawkeeme Jeffries, who's, uh, G-Hottie, he, um, he's telling us DEI is right there in the Constitution and then he explains it. Uh, they're all really unintelligent people and they use the words, but they don't know what they mean. The Reverend Al Sharlatan, you know, he had a big event, uh, he was the star of his own event and Democrats flock to him to kiss his boots to kiss his ring
to, uh, touch the hem of his garment to worship at the altar of the Reverend Al Sharlatan. Who was ordained, I think when he was, uh, 11 years old, I think 11 years old and, and he's been
Doing a great job ever since.
Reverend Al got his shirt was with Tijuana Broly and, and they're doing all this done now. Again,
“uh, according to the anti-slavery organizations in the United States and elsewhere international”
organizations, there is more slavery today than at any point in human history, but the Democrats are Reverend Al and, and it's all over the world. It's in Africa, it's in Asia and China, the Union, in Russia, uh, slavery, slavery in the Middle East, the Arab nations, and all that stuff,
and certainly Iran as well, uh, more than 50 million people living in slavery today,
but the Reverend Al being a maligested malignant, misinthrope, he, uh, he wants to poison the 250th Anniversary of the United States, America and, and the Declaration of Independence, the Constitution, because he's against all of it and, and he has nothing to say about slavery today, they just like to be angry with things that happen centuries ago, because it's part of
“their mental illness, the Reverend Al Charlotton, uh, at his own gathering to honor himself.”
They're going to celebrate the 250th Anniversary of the country July 4th. They're gonna, but that's not our celebration. We were, we were slaves then. We were slaves then.
They celebrate seven, uh, signing the Declaration of Independence, 1776. We were not even
emancipated until 1863, so I don't know what everybody's getting ready for celebration. I don't know what everybody's getting ready. It seems crazy for me to have on the birthday had it, your birthday party. That ain't my party. In fact, I'm thinking sadly when I do my address to the convention or calling for something on, uh, on July 4th, uh, like Frederick Douglass did. Why should we be celebrating? We're a Republican. We may need to do our own rally in Philly or
somewhere that day, because yeah, everybody got shot out background. Yeah, and your background is going and shooting everybody in Philadelphia at this point. So that's a good idea. Well, what will the body count be for your gathering? Uh, uh, uh, and, uh, by the way, just by the way, slavery was banned with the founding of Vermont. July 2nd of 1777, two day short of one year after the Declaration of Independence, and in Vermont, uh, they outlawed slavery. And I love how
they want to, uh, like hold people account by race centuries after something else happened. You know, I guess the Japanese need to be held accountable for World War II and, uh, the Germans got nose and, and of course the, well, the Chinese, everything they're doing now, uh, but everything
“by race and centuries later, you must hold to account people that were obviously not born back”
then. But the Democrat party is mentally ill. And here's the always profoundly inarticulate
and ignorant, uh, not a Reverend fake Reverend Al-Sharlitz and Democrat party leader for decades and decades and now made famous by way of the to want to broadly fraud, which was an anti-police criminal fraud perpetrated by this disgrace to humankind. And, uh, NBC News pays him millions to pretend that he's a journalist when, of course, he's not. The Reverend Al-Sharlitz and at his own, uh, his own event, uh, is up there. Yeah, we can't because we was slaves then, um, you, you know,
you're old and crusty, but you're not, you're not, uh, 250 or 300 years old. You're amazing. And, and the United States America started and the great founders of this country who knew that it was, uh, as good Christians, that it was a blight on civilization and that slavery had to be ended. Um, but the African slavers that sold the black Africans to European slave traders, they, they were fighting. It was a tribal thing for the most part. A tribal neighbors. They're
tribal enemies, you know? Mm-hmm. I am, I am telling you, you people, the Reverend Reverend Al. Who is the Democrat leader in the House representatives? Listen to him. He, uh, he doesn't know what year it is and, and he doesn't know when slavery was and any of that time besides he comes from the hot came from the Muslims who are some of the biggest slavers in the history of the world. And there were brutal slavers too. There were worse than the French and the French were really
bad, really bad slavers. Um, and there you have that. So, uh, hot came Jeffries. Listen to a hot came Jeffries on DEI, one of the Democrat party's projects, diversity, equity, and inclusion, which must rule the rules on everything in government and government funding and government agencies, DEI, and every company you work at, because their racists, if, uh, if nothing else.
Uh, hot came Jeffries.
They want to suggest extremists that diversity, equity, and inclusion. That's extremism values.
“Firebomb the Jews. They're not foreign values. They're American values. Uh-huh.”
Let's just check the record. Let the model of this great country, E. Floribus, Huna. That's the model. He stumbled through that great country. What is it again? Of many, one. Yeah, from the diversity. Mr. Device of, yeah, that's diversity. No, that's not different. Out of many one, E. Floribus Huna is not diversity. No, it's not. No, again, they use the words, but they don't know what they mean. Um, they just, they, they, they, they know so little. And then
what they do know is mostly wrong, which is interesting too. Yeah, but, but he says that E. Floribus
Huna. That's diversity. No, that's, uh, that is our motto. And E. Floribus Huna. That's, that's not diversity. You people are mentally ill. You're all mental dwarves. You will really, really are. Diversity is the quality or condition of being diverse. The condition of having or including people from different ethnicities and social backgrounds, diversity. Well, it's America, diversity in the United States, America is kind of like gravity in the United States, America.
Everywhere you go, there's diversity and then the, the Democrats, and hey, who's that shooting up the storefront over there? Oh, that's diversity. That's the Democrats. We've got, uh, Democrats. And, you know, maybe you guys should, if you were pretending to be black leaders,
“Al Charlotton and Hakeem Jeffries, maybe you should be concerned about the 10,000 black”
people that will be murdered here this year. Maybe that, maybe that should be an area of concern. Maybe the 40% abortion rate and the 70% single mother, uh, birth rate. Maybe, maybe those should be, I'm concerned. And the incarceration rate, because the crime rate, you know, the homicide rate for black males is seven to 10 times higher than it is for white males. That should be an issue. And this year, more black people will be murdered in the United
States, America. This year, then there were black people that died in the entire Vietnam War between 1959 and 1975. More black people will be murdered this year by other black people in the United States. Then we killed in the entire Vietnam War and you Democrats, you, you're very,
“very unwell, genuinely are. Yeah. That's what diversity is e-pluribusunum. No, you may even have”
that backward. These are anti-intellectual, anti-historic, anti-academics, Hakeem Jeffries.
One of the most important constitutional amendments in this country,
one who did the most in this country. Reconstruction amendment, the 14th amendment to the United States, Republicans, Republicans, again. Protection clause. Uh-huh. And the equal protection clause in the 14th amendment. You fought against promises, equal protection under the law. Uh-huh. That's equity. No, that's, no, that's a equal protection under the law. As not equity is redistribution of funds and wealth and other people's money and property. And he's, uh, in our
particular, he's got a fat tongue. He sounds like he grew up in a dumpster in New York City and didn't have any parents at all. He was mostly raised by his uncle, uh, professor Leonard Jeffries, a famous, juhating anti-semite who would destroy Israel and wipe every Jew off the face of the earth. And that's his, uh, is a guide post when he was growing up, a Hakeem Jeffries. And so, wait, um, diversity is, uh, e pleur bisonum. And equity is equal justice under law. No, again, you guys,
you use the words, but you don't know what they mean. When people say the pleasure of allegiance, a pleasure allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the Republic for which it stands one nation under God indivisible with liberty and justice for all. That's inclusion. That's inclusion. Uh, and that's an inclusion sequel, justice for all. No, uh, that's the constitution. They just whatever they made up this way. Yeah, we look, we just made up this thing that
other people did hundreds of years ago. And, uh, now we're pretending that it's something else, equity, uh, state or quality of being just and fair. Something that is just and fair. And, um, you know, I, you guys are not, that's not your lane. It really isn't. You people, you people. Just extraordinary.
And, uh, so that's Hakeem Jeffries.
misunderstands everything. He's teaching ignorant sluts, uh, a, uh, a completely corrupt version of US history and, and constitutional history and, and to conform with whatever delusion the Democrats are having today, aren't they? Aren't they extraordinary? What in the hell's diversity? Well,
“I could be wrong, but I believe diversity is an old, old, wooden ship that was used during the civil”
war. I think, uh, I think that may be right. I could be right. And what does San Diego state
that's German? I think that is just amazing stuff. Ron Burgundy, anchorman. Um, by the way,
uh, President Trump has stirred up some controversy today, unsurprisingly, perhaps. Uh, stirred up some controversy, uh, Trump first posted and then deleted and, and artwork depicting himself as Jesus Christ. Uh, and, and actually it was the, the mega people that have responded. And here's a picture looks like a, now it's got an American flag behind him and American vets in the Statue of Liberty and the Jefferson Memorial and, uh, excuse me, the Lincoln Memorial behind
him and their veterans around him. But he is, uh, in white robes with a red shawl and there's
“light coming from his hand and it's clear that he's being depicted as a Jesus-like figure and”
President Trump posted this picture on truth social, uh, today in the morning and, uh,
depicting him as Jesus Christ healing a sick man. Um, and then, uh, there was heavy criticism from Republican politicians, from pundits and from Catholics and there might be good cross over there. The President also, uh, he, he posted the picture late on Sunday night following a blistering social media rant that the President posted, uh, directed at Pope Leo, Pope Leo, the current Pope in the Vatican and Leo the 14th got a misive from President Trump.
Then I've got to say was kind of out there and I would have, I would have recommended had I been
in the room. I would have recommended that the President not post this, this statement that he put
out, which is directed at the Pope because it's probably not the way to play it. But the, uh, the President posted on social media, uh, from President Donald Trump on his own posting and, and here's what the President said. Pope Leo is weak on crime and he capitalized the word weak. Can't lead Pope Leo is weak on crime. I don't think of the Pope as someone who's supposed to be hard on crime, tough on crime. That's not not his lane, I think. Now he's not a crime fighter.
He's, uh, he's not the untouchables. He's the Pope. But President Trump said on true social, Pope Leo is weak on crime and terrible for foreign policy. You know, uh, the Vatican has their lane and the President of the United States has his lane. And if I were advising President Trump, I would say, let's keep those two lanes separate forever about that. Pope Leo is weak on crime and terrible for foreign policy. Um, again, are they supposed to be
“a hard on crime or criminals? Is the truth is his thing. He talks about fear of the Trump administration.”
He put fear in quotation marks, President Trump did, but doesn't mention the fear in all kicks and all caps that the Catholic church and all other Christian organizations had during COVID when they were arresting priests, ministers and everybody else for holding church services, even when golfing outside and being 10, even 20 feet apart, I like his brother, Lewis much better than I like him because Lewis is all mega. So the Pope's brother in Chicago,
the Pope is from Chicago, you know, he gets it and Leo doesn't. I've got to say, Mr. President, and this goes on for now, I have to read it for about three minutes beyond that because the President went on and on at the Pope, and I've got to say as a Catholic, even not the best Catholic, this is not really the lane of the President of the United States. And I don't think of the Pope as someone who's supposed to be tough on crime. That's not where the Pope's job is, but
crazy stuff. And the president, if I wasn't in the White House, Leo wouldn't be in the Vatican, he says, I don't know how that would be true, but okay, Leo wouldn't be in the Vatican. Unfortunately, Leo's weak on crime, he said it again. We can nuclear weapons,
Does not sit well with me nor does the fact that he meets with Obama synthesi...
Axelrod, a loser from the left. A Mr. President, let's come down, put down the keyboard,
“let's come back to being President of the United States, let's allow the Pope to be the leader of”
the Catholic Church worldwide, and 1.4 billion Catholics. Why don't we do it? It's also the number one
religious faith in the United States of America as well. I keep running out the clock on myself and I'm sorry about that. I have so much more to get to. I'm going to have to come back again tomorrow. Tomorrow I should have four or five hours on the
“air, there are rather than just three hours on the air. Let's go to the telephones, Michael,”
let's go to Alberto, calling from Miami, Florida, Alberto, you're on the Chris Plant Show.
Hi, Paul. Hey, Paul. Hey, buddy. Hey, my comment was the three frustrating to see all this um, the toleration that we have some people have to this uh towards this uh racism segregation is black uh leaders that uh seems it's okay to self-segregate
whereas if you were white segregationist, they'll crucify you. Whereas uh you know the
authority just keeps on spewing his hatred like uh as if it was nothing. Yep. Yeah. That's a fact, man. Yeah, you you have cracked the code on that. Yeah, and you're right. They love uh racially segregated college graduations and high school graduations and dances and and universities and dorm buildings and and all that stuff uh Alberto. I'm I'm beginning to think that they're racists. I don't know of them. Maybe it wasn't just hundreds of years ago.
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