4-24-26 Hour 2 - NY Times Podcast says 'Micro-looting' is Cool

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that got a little bit funny, because the Democrats love crime, and every now and then they show that. They reveal that it's the opinion's podcast at the New York Times, the New York Times. And the headline is they do a podcast, you know?

And they're all leftists, and mentally ill, therefore, mentally ill, the rich don't play by the rules period. So why should I question Mark? Close quote.

That's it, the rich don't play by the rules. Why should I? It's the New York Times opinions podcast. And the question that they asked was, when does shop lifting, shop lifting, you know,

stealing from your local drugstore, grocery store, or something, if the whole food's the whole food's stealing from the whole food's. When does shop lifting become an act of political protest? The answer is never.

I can answer that for the New York Times right now. So may I have more, you know, I give them a beating. The opinion culture editor, not just Spiegelman is calling this a stealing, looting shoplifting. They're calling it micro looting, micro looting,

because they have very small brains. So that's the micro, and then looting is the stealing. And the New York Times and the women who's there, the editor of this section, says like comma, look, comma, everyone's shoplifting

from Whole Foods when you're shopping there.

“That's what she says in the New York Times.”

You're not going to steal from a Delhi like that. And that makes them noble, you see, that you're not going to steal from a Delhi like that, but you're going to steal from Whole Foods like that, because it's okay to steal from Whole Foods

because Jeff Bezos who owns the Washington Post and is a Santa billionaire. You know, he doesn't serve the Democrat party. And now so he must be stolen from him. Besides, the rich don't play by the rules like Jeff Bezos.

So why should I?

This is the New York Times, isn't amazing.

And they've got a woman who's a writer for the New Yorker, for the New Yorker, and she's anti-capitalist. She's naturally anti-capitalist, and she writes for the New Yorker. Brags that she stole from Whole Foods

on several occasions. She's very well-to-do, professional, and all that good stuff. Jonathan Turley, who is a lawyer and law professor extraordinaire and a truth-seeker,

Jonathan Turley wrote on his Twitter account, when the New York Times is not featuring Hassan Piker on rationalizing the murder of business executives, a Hassan Piker, a genocidal anti-Semite Democrat, who campaigns with Democrats running for office

in the Senate and the House representatives, the Democrats loved him. They want to date him. And so Jonathan Turley says, when the New York Times is not featuring Hassan Piker

rationalizing the murder of business executives, and talking about how great the murderers are,

you know, it's amazing stuff.

They want to date him. It's featuring New Yorker writer, Gia Tolentino, Gia JIA Tolentino, defending shoplifting as a moral act, right? And it's pretty amazing stuff, Jonathan Turley,

posting these pictures of these people.

because this is completely crazy.

“Let's go to begins, I believe, Michael at number 15.”

Number 15. - This is the New York Times culture editor, Nadja NADJ, a Spiegelman, Nadja Spiegelman, who's sitting there, we're doing a podcast, with a couple of left-wing women who are reasonably

attractive and seemingly intelligent, and they're criminals. They're criminals. They have corrupt minds, they're filthy. They're, I'm guessing, that they're probably

their likely carriers of sexually transmitted. It's infections now, right? STI is not sexually transmitted diseases anymore. But I'm just, I'm just looking,

you know, using my barscope and thingetode,

got some monkeypox over there. But here we go, the New York Times culture editor, Nadja Spiegelman, with her podcast pals. - I'm proposing a new term for my curlooting. People are taking small things from big corporations,

and they're killing justified. - People are taking small things from big corporations, and they're feeling justified, and so is she, obviously, in all of this endorsing this, with a child-like enthusiasm.

You can hear it in her voice, can't you? And of us, Queenie and Gidey, and that's right. The New York Times culture editor, Nadja Spiegelman, on stealing stuff, because the stores are big,

and the things they're stealing are small, it's a good thing, it's okay. - But I feel like what I'm seeing on TikTok and social media is people saying that they're stealing from Whole Foods, not just for the thrill of it,

but out of a feeling of anger and moral justification, because the rich don't play by the rules. So why should I? And Jeff Bezos has too much money, he's a billionaire, so why should I have to pay for, again, and call the cars?

My friends and I have started calling this micro-looting, 'cause it has a slight political valence, the theft, as opposed to the thrill of getting away with something. - The thrill of getting away with something has political, the fact that somehow their Jeff Bezos is rich,

and he's been a hardcore Democrat supporter, his entire adult life, and the Whole Foods,

“remember that was, they loved Whole Foods when that came out,”

but the left, they turn on you and they'll kill your dog because they're no friend of yours. So Nadja Spiegelman endorsing stealing from Whole Foods, 'cause Jeff Bezos, bed, you know, and he's rich, therefore, what you're stealing is small,

and that makes it okay, and she has termed it micro-looting, it's called theft, shoplifting, and she should be taking away in shackles, again, dragged by the ankles face down, down the stairs, I think like that. And then they have this Gihadi that the Democrats love,

he's a radical left wing communists, pro-Gihadi, genocidal anti-Semite named Hassan Piker. Hassan Piker is his name, and he's a radical,

and he's just amazing stuff.

He hates Jews, he hates the Jews in America, he hates them everywhere. He's a big-time Democrat party organizer influencer, he's an influencer, Hassan Piker is there on the podcast with Nadja Spiegelman, the New York Times,

let's go out and steal a bunch of stuff, micro-looting, because they're rich and the stores are big, and you're only stealing small things, so it's okay, and there's a political dimension to it, because they're the left, and they're mentally ill,

and that's normal, Hassan Piker. - Concepts such as micro-looting indicate that there is an energy there, just like you said.

“Energy, and yet many Americans, I think,”

are totally oblivious to this political language, they lack the political education, they lack the class conscious, just to recognize their position in society, and lack the capacity, unfortunately, to engage in some kind of organized disruption

that would be infinitely more effective. - And infinitely more effective, organized disruption. Large scale, they should be dressing, like the Confederate Army, the Democrat Party, Hassan Piker is a terrorist and a criminal,

and a popular Democrat Party influencer who goes on the campaign trail with fellow traveling radicals. And what is the energy? What is this, the positive energy that you're stealing? And he wants to see it on a larger scale,

and you may be oblivious to this, because you haven't had the political education, is what he said, the political education, and you've got to, because of your class consciousness, and your position in society,

you're not elevated to the intellectual level of Hassan Piker. And of course, of not just Spiegelman,

for political reasons, because they're Democrats, right? Isn't that, and Hassan Piker, he then, it looked like he was detonating a suicide vest, but it was actually the woman next to him. And she blew up and was killed.

It was meat all over the ceiling. It was a terrible thing. And I just made up the last part, but only barely. So Hassan Piker on micro-looting, it's effective, but you should do it on a larger scale,

so they're still organizing.

“This is how it started with hockey and pie Wall Street, right?”

And they're all sleeping in their own feces, and they had the rape tents, 'cause they're all being sexually assaulted by one another, and their Democrats, they're all criminals

from what we can tell in that amazing.

So let's, and Anadha, then, goes back to the group there, and Gia Tolentino and Hassan Piker. Hey, what about stealing from Whole Foods, because I really don't like Jeff Bezos, he owns the left-wing Washington Post,

due to flee, parents, the Democrat party talking points all day every day at the Washington Post, but that's not good enough, because, you know, they're in the way of assassinating CEOs these days, aren't they?

Like Luigi Mangione is a Democrat party hero. So Nadja, with Tolentino and Hassan Piker. - Would you steal from Whole Foods? - Yes, and I have under very specific circumstances. I did steal from Whole Foods on several occasions.

I'd be getting the fancy-dollar groceries, and then I would finish and be like, oh my God,

four lemons, I forgot four lemons,

and on several occasions, I was like, I'm just gonna go back grab those four lemons and get the hell out. But I didn't feel bad about it at all. - But I didn't feel bad about it at all.

How did you smuggle them out? - Woo, woo, woo, woo, the Democrat party is pro-crime. I mean, look, these are, this is the New York Times, and Hassan Piker is a terrorist, and he's a high-ranking Democrat,

he's not officially in the party, but he is a part of the party apparatus, and he's a pro-crime pro-criminal just great stuff. And Gia Tolentino, kind of a fun name, Tolentino. I know what this Gia thing is, but Gia Tolentino,

and she's, what about stealing? And grabbing, you know, maybe if you're elevated intellectually, maybe this kind of theft is okay.

“- I think most people would agree that that,”

you know, like, if someone were to be stealing with the purpose, we love that in America. - We love that. - We do, we can love it again. We love to do it with the purpose. We love stealing with the purpose in America.

It's a bit sad, so I had to think like the Kennedy family got rich by stealing everything from everybody and being bootleggers and things like that. And across the Obama's, there's steel from Netflix

and don't do anything for $45 million,

is that what it was, $45 million. And they clinton, they've made hundreds of millions of dollars from doing what nobody knows, they've picked Haiti. Didn't they, they left it in the hands of cannibals, and they'm barbecue, and stuff like that.

But it's all, she said, I think most people would agree that stealing from someone with a purpose, we love that in America. The Democrat party is a crime wave. They are a criminal organization.

The Corlyone family, Eddie preferred Corlyone. The Corlyone family has nothing on the Democrat party. These people are a crime wave. Hassan Piker is a terrorist and a crime wave. I'm pro stealing from big corporations,

'cause, you know, they steal quite a bit more from their workers. Yeah, and they're all saying, yeah, 'cause they steal quite a bit more from, you know, workers. He uses the communist, the Soviet Union, Lexicon,

because these guys, and Hassan Piker, he is a pirate. I'm pro piracy all the way. Like across the board, would you pirate a car? Yes.

If I get away with it, if it was as easy as, you know, pirating IP, I would do it. IP, IP, just a man, Nadja, this is the New York Times. They've got a big podcast. What you encourage stealing in the same way

from a mom-doney run city on grocery store and other prices and why? I would not. Because I feel like that's taxpayer-funded and the universal union labor and the prices are also,

just, it's not, there are no stores. There is no union labor. They're mentally ill. They're all criminally insane and mentally ill. And then, because the New York Times put this up,

they, well, I want to play because they put up

“on their website, hey, what do you think about stealing?”

And from everything, because you're political and you're a leftist and you're a communist and you're a vile, repugnant stain on humanity. What do you think about stealing?

saying, I've got, and they're all women.

“They're, I think, are they all white women?”

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(upbeat music) And I see someone on the, on the big board who has a quick and important point to make. Let's go to Chris. Falling from Tendley Park.

Chris, you're on the Chris Plant Show. - Hey, you're more than Chris love your show. Like your name, too. So, but as you were talking about this gentleman, I decided to look up his net worth

and exceed $8 million. So, by his own talking points, he's advocating for people to steal from him. - I think that that is a brilliant point. And I say on the big board,

I looked it up to, I found the same thing.

$8 million is revenues from G-Hot or something.

(upbeat music) - I'm pro, stealing from big corporations. 'Cause, you know, they steal quite a bit more from our workers. - Yeah, they steal from their workers.

Workers of the world unite. And, as actually recommending that, like mob, large-scale, many people looting at the same time, which we see all the time, the Democrats have made that third world practice normal in the United States now,

because the Democrat Party's criminal organization and the left is, but, let's say this to the New York Times podcast with the Communist G-Hotty Hassan Piker, who's worth $8 million.

And they're all in favor of stealing. We've got, you got Tim, then I want to share another Hassan Piker thing with you, but here's a continuum at the New York Times podcast and Hassan Piker.

- I want to start with a little exercise. - The little exercise. - Just about our own morals. - Morals, would you share your Netflix password? - I do.

- I also do, why? - With anyone. - For as long as time I actually had someone else's Netflix that's all I'm doing. - It's my primary access to Netflix.

- And that was my primary access to Netflix. I'm only worth $8 million and I bring in YouTube revenue

because there are a lot of stupid people out there

“with money and that's what the Democrats rely on.”

So it's, I want to ask you a moral question. Will you steal someone and know like everybody there? Well, yeah, I steal mine and he first he got it wrong. - Well, yeah, I share mine well, no, actually I, somebody else shares theirs with me

and I'm the one who's stealing from Netflix. Netflix, but the, that's okay.

They're paying the Obama's $45 million

to do nothing because it's all a criminal enterprise in New York Times and Hassan Piker. - Would you get around to pay while I'm article you're trying to read? (laughing)

- Do it every day on my stream every day. - I support it when people do it for my own work. I say, go off. There is nothing they won't steal. They haven't heard of anything that they wouldn't steal.

Hassan Piker's talking about stealing a car. They're all talking about stealing food from grocery stores because Jeff Bezos, right? And so therefore it's okay. They're just their criminals at heart

and to the core of their beings, their thieves at a bare minimum and that's usually a crime. And they're happy about it.

“And they're all just squealing with delight, isn't that amazing?”

That's the end of Hassan Piker. Well, on that part, yeah, on that part. And then the New York Times doing this, they put out on their podcasts. Oh, we steal everywhere.

And look, the woman who is, who is pushing this, not the New York Times woman, but the other one, Tolentino. Tolentino is a journalist who she's what the New Yorker and New York Magazine

and she lives in a $2 million brownstone in New York City. That's a beautiful home, a style of home, a type of home, $2 million home. And she has a $500,000 weekend place

outside of the city. But she has a moral right to steal from Whole Foods because Jeff Bezos, who owns Whole Foods and the Washington Post, is richer than she is.

Well, there is always gonna be somebody richer than you are.

Jeff Bezos has hundreds of billions of dollars and there are other guys at the dinner table that have more money than he does. So I guess Jeff Bezos should be allowed to steal from them based on the moral code of the Democrat party,

which is a criminal code. So the New York Times with their podcasts, they said, hey, people out there, what do you think about stealing? We're all criminals, we're all thieves.

We'll steal anything that's not nailed down and some things that are. We'll steal your car, we'll steal food, we'll steal your network password, we'll netflix password, we will steal the,

what are you forgetting into art, it calls us in stuff, that's not armed robbery, but nevertheless, so the New York Times said, hey, on TikTok, what do you think about the New York Times advising that everybody become criminals

and steal everything that you can steal? - The girls are allowed to steal a little bit. They are allowed to shoplift from corporations because they are by nature gathers. They're by nature gathers.

Women are allowed to steal. This is what a white liberal woman posted on TikTok and response to the New York Times podcast. Women are entitled to steal because they're gathers and men are allowed to shoot people

because they're hunters. See, we have hunters here and gathers here.

“And that's why Democrat men shoot so many people every year”

because they're the hunters and the women steal everything against you because they're the gathers. The Democrats are ushering in a new era of the hunter-gatherer concept in the 21st century

where they steal everything and shoot everybody because, you know, it's their nature. Women posting and response to the New York Times. - If you ain't already stealing, this is your fondest steal.

- If you ain't already stealing, this is your assigned to steal. And the New York Times is advising this woman got the white woman, then the black woman, then you got another white woman

because they love, oh, could it kind of a mixie mix? A little bit brown, so she steal more or less. It's kind of, I gotta do the racial analysis of the theft and the crime. Here comes the New York Times lover number three.

- Deal for these billion dollar corporations.

- Deal for them. - Don't feel guilty about it. They bank on your guilt. That's where your guilt keeps them in business. Honestly, it's not the best policy.

- Honestly, it's not the best policy. Don't marry that woman. She's a liar, a thief, and criminal. And the New York Times is saying, yes, sister, sister, so just steal my car moment.

- How do you steal from Sephora? How do you steal from a hood? - How do you steal from Target? The answer is simple. Bring a purse.

- She held her up.

- Hold up her purse, it's a God-given.

“It's your God-given right as a woman to steal wherever you go.”

How do you steal from this place in that place? How bring your purse and she held up her purse? Because the Democrat party is a criminal enterprise and they want more crime because they're thieves and they have, now, this, I gotta tell you.

The now Hassan Piker, number 24, soundbite, number 24, Hassan Piker, talking to the New York Times. And listen to this, because this is still the podcast thing. The, and Hassan Piker is a terrorist and a criminal. And the New York Times is encouraging him

and Democrats send him their money because they're a suicidal death cult that should have a giant Joan's town event. I think on the mall in Washington, D.C. would be good.

I'm not even hand out, cool item.

And we're like, and I'm probably not. Hassan Piker and the New York Times, the, listen to this, he is accusing, now Brian Thompson, a healthcare insurance company CEO that was assassinated in New York by a Democrat party hero, Luigi Manjoni, right?

And here is Hassan Piker talking to the New York Times. And he says that the CEO Brian Thompson is guilty of what he describes in his demented mind as social murder, social murder, because he works for an insurance company

that provides insurance under the healthcare umbrella. But ObamaCare fixed all that, I thought. They really just broke it and stole everything and got rich and they're fine with that.

“Hassan Piker on why you should really kill CEOs.”

- Engels wrote about the concept of-- - Mark said a social murder. - Communism. - And Brian Thompson as the United Health Care CEO was engaging in a tremendous amount of social murder.

The systematized forms of violence, the structural violence systematized forms of social violence, the for-profit pay-walled system of healthcare in the country. - And the consequences of that are tremendous amounts of pain,

tremendous amounts of violence, tremendous amounts of deaths. - Well, everybody dies eventually, even with the world's best healthcare system. And he sights Friedrich Engels as in Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels and the communist manifesto.

And he's a communist at a Muslim terrorist and a Democrat party hero and influencer and campaign hero.

In that amazing, it's social murder just as Engels.

And he just throws out Engels as Friedrich Engels says in Marx and Engels and the communist manifesto. And they're very casually. And they'll sit around nodding and smirking. Ah, yes, communism.

We got to bring back communism. And murder tens of millions of people more, which the left is on their way to doing here and in Europe and every place house, yeah, Engels, social murder because, you know, that's the,

and the Pharma CEO is an insurance company CEO. Brian Thompson committed a lot of social murder according to Friedrich Engels and, you know, the Karl Marx thing. And here is Hassan Piker, Democrat, hero.

Saying that Luigi Manjiani, the murderer, the assassin, Brian Thompson is the hero of this story and Brian Thompson is the villain of this story. - America's very draconian about, we are a crime and punishment.

They're very black and white. - You should be put to me. - And yet, because of the pervasive pain that the private health care system had created for the average American, I saw so many people

immediately understand why this death had taken place. This death, the pervasive pain created by the private health care system. He's advocating communism, you know, the public health care system, which, most of the Democrat party advocates,

communism, most of them are too stupid to know what they're advocating. They've been misinformed, they're not well educated. And it's not that they don't know anything. It's just that so much of what they know is wrong.

And yeah, the pervasive pain,

“you should go to Ireland and I go to Great Britain”

and see what the public health care system does there. Talk about pervasive pain. I've got story after a story, I can tell you about that. And all over Western, and what do we have yesterday that was telling us how great the health care system is

in Cuba, because they love communism. The Democrat party is the communist party. In the 21st century, the Soviet Union didn't die.

the Democrat party.

Oh yeah, it was Pramala J. Appell.

We had, we pulled the audio yesterday.

“Pramala J. Appell, talking about how great”

the health care system is in communist Cuba. I worked on global health for 10 years before coming to Congress, so the area that I'm very interested in. Cuba has a remarkable public health system. Cuba.

Lowest infant mortality, maternal mortality. Started the opposite of the United States as-- Lie, lie. She's a lying street urchin. I'll say urchin instead of prostitute.

Isn't that amazing? Yeah, the Cuban TV because the American health care system creates pervasive pain in the private health care system. See, that leads to social murder as Frederick Engels and Carl Marx warned us.

And therefore, murdering Brian Thompson as Luigi Mancioni did, makes Luigi Mancioni a hero and Brian Thompson, the villain. This is how the communists got around

to murdering 100 million people in the 20th century

in the name of public health care. And it really pretty much wasn't the-- in the name of public health care. They're quite something, aren't they? Yes, they are.

They're unwell. In Texas, they've got a Democrat that's running for-- for the Congress for the Senate, actually. And his name is James Talafrico. James Talafrico.

And this guy is really something. He is a perfectly ordinary Democrat. Democrats, they just show us every day that their fascists and criminals and thieves. And here comes James Talafrico, who

is a Texas state representative and a radical lefty. And he claims to be some kind of a seminary or something. He went to seminary somewhere. But what religion we're not sure.

“And a former educator, because that's what we need.”

And he is now the Democrat Party's nominee to become a U.S. senator from the state of Texas. He's called a rising star in the Democrat Party. And here is James Talafrico, you may remember. We've played this audio sound by once a little while back.

From 2021, James Talafrico, an alleged seminary and a definite Democrat. God is both masculine and feminine and everything in between. God is non-binary.

Ah, yes. James Talafrico. And when your James Talafrico, they let you. And then James Talafrico, yes, right? Davey for yesterday on CNN, he was on CNN.

And he's known as Talafrico. Actually, it's my friend Vince. It's Vince Collinase that came up with Talafrico, I believe. And James Talafrico, mere hours ago on CNN, hey, and he's with fake Tapper here.

He's with Jake Tapper, the fanker, the fake anchor. Who's just a lifelong Democrat activist, posing as a journalist. And the Democrats, they pay a lot to pose as journalists.

And it's kind of an amazing racket.

The Democrats have set up. But James Talafrico, Davey for yesterday on CNN, and Democrat Jake Tapper said, yeah, you said a well-back that God is non-binary. And if you're famous, then God lets you

or something like that, James Talafrico. Well, I understand that that comment is a little provocative. I said it on the House floor when the extremists in the Republican legislature were... - The extremists. - The extremists.

- Not seeds. - Who were different. But I don't think... - Taking on school is different. - Coming from different.

- Most Christians would acknowledge that God is beyond gender. - I, yes, God is beyond gender. And that's, and that extremists. Well, what were the extremists doing? Trying to deny, see, the Democrats are cutting

genitals off of children in grammar school. And if a conservative Christian should try to put an end to that, then this fascist calls you an extremist. And what was the exact language use

“that the right wing extremists trying to stop the children?”

It's because the Democrats are trying to trans-genderize little children in schools, usually without telling their parents. - The extremists in the Republican legislature were picking on school kids who were different.

- Yeah, they're picking on school kids who are different. No, you are sexual predators of children, all of you. I, I really think if you're a registered Democrat, there should probably be a restraining order, keeping your way from schools,

because you guys are all mentally ill. But this is the Democrat party. Steel, everything, including the genitals of children. All of this is perfectly normal at the Democrat party's dinner table,

which is actually being paid for by someone else. These people, boy, oh boy.

- There are many more than two biological sexism.

Back there are six. (upbeat music) - All right, I've got, I've got Batonus

“about sloths and about New York City coming up.”

But let's go to Jerry, calling from West Virginia. Jerry, you're on the Chris Plant Show. - Oh, morning, air afternoon, Chris. - Hey Jerry. - Thank you for, thank you for taking my call.

- You bet you, you bet from beautiful West Virginia. - Let me see if I get this micro-stealing concept. - Yeah, yeah. - Okay, so if there's a major snow storm, it'll be legal, this micro-steal toilet paper

bread and milk. - Based on their logic, I'd say that the answer to that is yes. - Oh. - They're criminals though.

“You have to keep in mind that these New York journalists”

who live in $2 million Brownstones are criminals

and we don't want to become criminals. - No. - But the Democrats, they don't believe people should be arrested or punished for stealing because they think everything is like,

you know, thank you sir, may I have another, you know, they live in a delusion. - Exactly so, Chris. - You know? - Thanks for taking my call, I promise you.

- Yeah, man, sure you bet, yeah. They're mentally ill.

They really, they're, they're criminally insane.

They're Democrats and the New York Times is mainstreaming this. And how's on, Piker is a G-Hotty? Now, I just mentioned a small, funny story out of Democrat Congressman Max Frost,

out of Florida, not Max Frost and the Troopers, nothing can change the shape of things to come. But he's very upset. He wrote, "I am a pole to hear about the 31 sloths who died under the quote unquote care

of the not yet opened sloth world in Orlando." Sloth world is not yet open in Orlando, but they've already killed 31 sloths. These sloths, the Congressman says, "Naturally solitary animals," he knows them very well.

He used to watch that sloth TV show. We're put in the worst conditions possible. They were taken from their natural habitat to a packed warehouse that wasn't properly heated and allowed for the spread of deadly viruses,

leading to a stress-induced death. He says, "My office is looking into this tragedy. We will coordinate with local officials and determine how to best move forward. And don't forget to donate to a planned parenthood

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