BEWARE Your Pet's Carbon Paw Print (After Show) 11-5-25

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I got to tell you, it's been a while ride, the election day, and what it tells us where we are in this country and what's going to happen next is really fascinating. Got some of the reaction from some of these folks who want to make sure that you hear as well. And, man, Scott Jennings, once again, I mean, this guy goes into the fire every single day, right into the fight. And it is incredible on what he does on CNN. It's wild. I've got to give him credit. We've got to hear some of the latest from Scott and Scott Jennings. Coming up in just moments. Today, the Supreme Court hearing arguments on Trump's tariffs will have maybe a little bit to hear about that today and where things may or may not swing. But yes. We'll have all of that coming out today. So you won't want to miss it. We got another conversation happening with our good friend Missy and My Pure Health Solutions. We'll talk to her in the next coming days and get another update on our Maha. Missy updates, all the Maha reports. But my report is, well, another big one again. You know, I just got a text, man, hey, I can see the weight loss in your face. The scale says one thing, but you know, when your clothes start fitting better and you start feeling better, you get more energy. All of that means even more. My wife and I are both down gobs. And I don't remember 14, 50 pounds. I don't remember what the last update I gave you was. But we'll have another one here in the next couple of days. And I think I'll keep better track of that so we can give you the full scoop. But you know, the first time I did this first phase, I dropped 40 pounds and 40 days. Look, you can get involved right now right before the holidays happen and lose a ton of weight, feel great. And you can go right into the holiday. Feeling even better than ever. And if you want, pick it up first of the year. That's my plan. So I'll take a little break for the holidays and then I'll get back right into it, back on the horse for the first of the year and continue. I've got a big goal, so I want to continue that race. Join me and the folks like Trucker Randy up north on the radio and of course Steve Kruber and so many others who have just seen the drastic difference feeling better. Actually getting healthy again. What that's like. Making America healthy again starts with you, starts with me, one person at a time. And I'd love for you to join me along the road in the challenge. Healthwithjustin.com. Go to health withjustin.com to find out more. And boy, here we go. Let's get after it. Let's get after it, folks. Looking forward to it. Yeah, I wanted, like I said, a couple of things that I wanted to make sure that you saw. And I shared with you today. We got all this stuff from Zohran Mamdani. He's quoting that socialist as he was elected last night.

Well, I'll tell you one thing, the guy sure sounds emboldened, doesn't he? This whole, and they like to kind of get elected because the ins justify the means. Don't forget that. Socialist communist thing. It's also a Muslim extremist thing. They're allowed the lie. That's part of the philosophy. After all, the conventional wisdom would tell you that I am far from the perfect candidate. I am young, despite my best efforts to grow older. No. He was the perfect Trojan horse candidate for New York City. I am Muslim. I am a Democratic socialist. He's a commie. And most damning of all, I refuse to apologize for any of this. You see what I'm saying? Guys, it's going to get bad. This guy is going to become like the anti-Trump. He'll be the one that'll take the reins. And maybe he runs for Chuck Schumer's seat. Maybe he won't be Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez. Maybe he runs for president in 28. After all, the conventional wisdom. I'm just telling you, this guy.

You haven't even begun to see what's coming in New York City. And I think those that live in New York, especially some of those, you know, that think like us, they understand. They, they get it. Some of the best memes, by the way. I was looking for. Oh, yeah. This is the cover of the New York Post today. Oh, it's horrible. It's so good, but it's horrible. The red apple. On your marks, get set. Zo, socialist Zohran Mamdani wins race for mayor. He's holding up the hammer and sickle. Oh, my goodness, folks. It's so sad. But it's, this is exactly, this is exactly what we warned was coming. We have toppled a political dynasty. No, no, they didn't. The reason this guy won is there's an absence. There was a vacuum of anything good. I told you that in the show. I'm just, there were no good candidates. All we heard was how bad the Democrats were. There really weren't any great candidates up and down the line from the Virginia race. And I love Winsome Earle-Sears. But not a great candidate. Curtis Sliwa. I agree. Love the guy. Not a great candidate. You got to understand what it takes to win an election and what these candidates have to look like, what they have to sound like, what they have to do. This fact that we've had Trump and we've seen conservatism or... even populism. Let's just call it common-sensism. Let's just call it what it is and the resurgence. He's been a gift. It's a blessing. It's a once-in-a-lifetime thing, folks. This whole thing that we can't sit back and go, oh, we got all these candidates. They're going to be so great. In Virginia, they elected an attorney general who literally said he wanted to see people killed. Children. They elected the guy. They elected him instead of the incumbent who was already doing the job, a Republican. Yeah, Dick, I don't doubt that, actually. I wish Andrew Cuomo only the best in private life.

Let tonight be the final time I utter his name as we turn the page on a politics that abandons the many and answers only to the few. My friends, we have toppled. I was just telling you, they're all in. This is an Obama production. This type of thing is you're going to see. You're going to see. You're going to see this guy. I mean, he's on a meteoric rise. So what did they say on the CNN about this? Well, Van Jay Jones was surprisingly not a fan. Take a listen to this. I think he missed an opportunity. I think the Zohran Mamdani that we saw on the campaign trail, who was a lot more calm, who was a lot warmer, who was a lot more embracing, was not present in that speech. And I think that Zohran Mamdani is the one you need to hear from tonight. There are a lot of people trying to figure out, can I get on this train with him? Van, that's the Zohran Mamdani that lied to you to get whatever it is that he wanted, which was elected. That's the Zohran Mamdani, that's willing to do all of those things to get elected. Yeah, I understand. But he's finally showing people exactly who he is. Is he going to include me? Is he going to be more of a class warrior? He can't run for president because he wasn't born in the United States. Well, Obama wasn't. Oh, you don't think they couldn't get that changed somehow?

I'm just being facetious at this point, but nothing would put it past. I just, I'm telling you, nothing, I wouldn't put anything. I understand that's the Constitution, but you know what the left wants to do with the Constitution. Yeah, he identifies being born in the United States. What was he? Where was he? Uganda? Is that where he was born? I know he used to live there. I don't remember the full story on. Who will be worse as Mayor Zohran Mamdani or Brandon Johnson of Chicago? I think you're going to feel the effects more of what happens in New York City. Because it's such a major... It's the biggest city in the entire country. I heard his name was about... Well, so... And that didn't help him. They're actually under different parties, because he was nominated by two different parties. Sleewood was nominated by two different parties too. in an office. I think he missed a chance tonight to open up and bring more people into the tent. I think his tone was sharp. I think he was using the microphone in a way that he was almost yelling. And that's not the mom that we've seen on TikTok and the great interviews and stuff like that. So I felt like there's a little bit of a character switch here where the warm, open embracing guy that's close to working people. was not on station night. There were some other voice on stage. The mask fell off, man. Can you get this? Do you understand the mask? The mask came off. I don't have to wear this mask anymore. I could finally be who I really am. I could finally be the guy that I've been trying to hide from you this whole time. Here's Scott Jennings. Oh, my matter. Oh. Are you saying he didn't, he wasn't the unifying voice of a generation that you predicted mere moments ago? I, I. Axe, where was the, where was the man that you predicted would not slice and die steal it? Look, guys, he started his speech by quoting Eugene Debs, who ran for president of the United States. Five times as the Socialist Party of America candidate. He repeatedly attacked people in this. I know my socialist. I keep a close eye on me. I work here. So here's the thing. He went after everybody that he thinks is a problem. people who own things, people who have businesses. He said an interesting quote, no problem too large for government to solve. Or too small, important. And so when you think of the world that way, that every problem, no matter how small or how large, is something for government to do, let me just decipher this for you.

Tax increases as far as the eye can see, which means the people who need to provide jobs to the young people that you say need jobs are going to flee as quickly as they possibly can. I think this was a divisive speech, and he clearly sees the world in terms of the people who are oppressing you and the oppressed. And he said, the oppressed are now in City Hall. Hey, Jessica, that's just not true. I want to tell you guys again, Curtis Sliwa was not a good candidate. I like him. He's a good guy. I think he probably was the best man for the job. I want to explain to you the difference here because this is so important to understand this. There are people that will be perfect for the job. Curtis Sliwa. Maybe he was. Maybe he was the perfect man for the job. But he was not the perfect candidate. And this is so important as we look and really move into what's going to happen in 20, 2016. Well, this is really something, isn't it? One thing you've got to do is you've got to get elected.

Then you've got to actually do the job. Carol says Sleeva would be better than M. Of course. But you guys aren't hearing me. There is someone who is a good candidate, and then there's someone who is a good governor or a good mayor or a good president or a good senator or a good whatever. So there's people that can talk a good talk, but will they actually be able to do that job? That's a whole other thing. And then there are people that could certainly do the job, but they can't get elected. Why? Because they don't come off right. I mean, let's just be completely honest. With you had some money to talk like this, and he couldn't really make a point, but it was the smartest person in the world, and he really would have turned things around. Do you think that anybody would vote for that person? No. Especially in the world of... personality politics that we're in right now. The truth is you vote for people who you believe in. Think about who you right now personally like, you personally believe in, you personally want to see become the governor. You have that person in your mind for the next, for 2026 here in Michigan. You like that person. You like that person. There's some connection. This is what drives Trump derangement syndrome. Those people with Trump derangement syndrome are diametrically opposed to Trump because of personality conflicts. They do not like him, despite the fact he's the best man for the job. No, it's not to bray, but I will tell you, the interesting thing is through the years, Curtis Lee was kind of been painted as some wacko. because of that guardian ang stuff, I actually think that's probably one of the reasons why he would have made a good mayor. I saw that one video, and I think I played it for you guys, where there was a crazy homeless man who was interrupting his speech and he sat and he talked with him and he listened to him and he calmed the man down. I thought to myself, this is incredible. You ever see any other candidate handle something like that? You would never. You would never see another candidate handle. There's no instance I've ever said. There would have been maybe like a handler step up and move the guy out of the way. And then he probably would have made a funny remark or something like that. But Curtis Sliwa, when this guy stepped up to him and, I mean, you could tell the guy was disturbed.

I can't find the video right now. I'm looking for it. It's hard for me to put this in terms to tell you it's marketing. It's essentially marketing. That's what we're talking about. And this is not... Also, how many times does he run from air? So you've got all those extra things that kind of... wrap up into a bow. Why do I break? Because it's not just about Curtis Sliwa. It was about Winsome Earle-Sears in Virginia. She's a great lieutenant governor, but she couldn't get crossed the line as a governor. I think she would be a fantastic governor, but she couldn't win. This is so important because this will play out here too. This will play out in Michigan too. So please, I really, I really want you to understand me in these. It wasn't just about how great these people. I will say Zohran Mamdani was a great candidate. It was a great candidate. Carol, I kept getting texts from a serious. I did too, and I'm thinking of myself. What? I mean, I'm in Michigan. What am I going to do? But.

And if they think they can get it from electing this guy, they will elect him. Listen to this. You're going to look at some of the preliminary numbers from the exit polls, Lindsay, and they're showing us that first-time voters, people have lived in New York for a relatively short time under 10 years. They went overwhelmingly for Zohran Mamdani. Those who are native to the city, those who own property. They went for Andrew Cuomo, but not by as large a margin. And I'm really... You hear this? The people who just moved into New York City are voting for this guy, young people too. The people live there all their life. Have seen the ebbs and flows, the ups and downs and how things work in the city and they want to keep their city? They voted against him. ...taken by the religious dynamics here. Zohran Mamdani, according to the exit polls that we've looked at preliminarily, is poised to lose voters who identify as Jewish, who identify as Catholic, and still perhaps capture Gracie Mansion and City Hall and become the next mayor of New York. That's a dynamic that just would not have happened a decade or two ago. And his focus, his relentless focus, on making the city affordable, talking about things like free buses and rent freezes really seem to resonate with voters who overwhelmingly said the economy, their finances, affordability was their number one issue. I just, again, this is, I just want to point this out. I don't even, I saw some video from people too that said they don't believe that he's going to give him free everything. They don't believe, but they want to vote for him anyway. So they don't necessarily believe it, but they think that he might be the best way to fix some of the things. That's enough. Here's more from CNN, this, or is this NBC? NBC, Kornacki. Is that who we got? This is more on the demographics of who voted now. The thing that makes that so volatile is this. The cutoff line, and we see this in the exit poll, is about 45 years of age. Voter over 45 are a pro Andrew Cuomo demographic. We see him winning those voters. Boaters under 45, Andrew Cuomo falls off an absolute cliff. And especially when you get under 30, he's being trounced, lapped three times. I'm telling you, didn't have another good candidate in here. Candidate. Not somebody who could do the job. These people are going to look at Slee would think he's crazy. Look, they got the beret on him anyway, right? They're going to say Andrew Cuomo killed people. People were voting for him. Weren't voting for Andrew Cuomo. They were voting against Zohran Mamdani. You just didn't have. And let's just say you did. Everybody voted. Let's say Curtis Sliwa got out of the race. There still wasn't enough people in there to make that gap up for Andrew Cuomo. It's just going to happen. Nobody was excited about the guy. Times by Zohran Mamdani. So the question becomes critically, what's the median age of this electorate? Is one group turning out more than the other? Andrew Cuomo's hope today is that older voters in New York City, older voters in the outer boroughs flooded the polls. You just said it. Listen to this. Jessica, they really did forget 9-11. Some of these people weren't even born yet.

And voted for him. But that is it. Never forget. Boy, how far we've come. Never forget, haven't we, folks? Here's Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez taking a victory of that. So many people who participated and were brought together by his campaign. Because they were not just tasked with defeating a Republican. They were also tasked with defeating the old guard of the Democratic Party that essentially led us to many of the perils of this moment. All right. Do you hear what she's saying? We want change. We're not going to get it. Obviously with Republicans, we're not going to get it with the old guard of the Democrat Party.

This is a message that resonates. She will be the next senator from New York. She'll be Chuck Schumer. So he had a two-front war to win, which is what makes his victory so deeply impressive. And I do think that this moment, a lot of people who are willing to talk about party unity when it's... And by the way, you want to know the truth about her? You go back and look up the truth about her. She's another one. Selected, not elected. I mean, in other words, they put her in place. Years ago, I mean, they groomed her just for this moment for this role. And Zohran Mamdani's the same guy. They've done the same thing with him. That's who these people are. Handpick. It puts those folks on notice. And I think it also puts folks on notice that we have a future to plan for. We have a future to fight for. And we're either going to do that together or you're going to be left behind. Speaking of being left behind. All right. Do we care about, let me get down the way to it. Here's Jake Tapper talking about gender equality over on CNN last night. Holy moly. He's just crazy that Virginia has never had a woman governor until now. I mean, just. They could have had a black woman governor. Tapper? I think she was the, she would be the first, Winsome Earle-Sears would have been the first black woman governed in the history of the country. They couldn't do that. Would not allow it. And Democrats on top of it, that's why they ran the shutdown, scam, the shakedown. That's just such a wild statistic. Mikie Sherrill in New Jersey might be the second woman governor. Yeah, but, but still it's, it's, you know, nothing to crow about. But, but at least. Finally, some gender equity, a touch of it at least. Well, finally some gender equity, a touch. A touch of it, at least some gender equity. What we all needed was gender equity. If they really wanted equity, right, then when some Sears would be the governor of Virginia. That's not. That's not what happened. Did you know almost a quarter of eligible voters? Here's the details. We know this now. Almost a quarter of eligible voters in Virginia come from households with federal workers or contractors. Probably a safe bet that most of them not going to vote to shrink the size of government. Probably a safe bet that those folks were leveraged into a win there in Virginia. And... That's why you saw the Chuck Schumer shut down, shakedown. That's why it was so impactful. All right, what about Prop 50 out in California? I've spent a lot of time on this, but this is just Gavin Newsom's way of trying to rig things again for Democrats. The yes vote in particular with Prop 50. The reason voters said they voted yes on Prop 50, 82% of the case, 8 out of 10 voters say it was to counter the GOP changes, not because they saw it was the best way to draw those district lines. Now, if you go back and look at those who said no to the vote, they said their reasoning to do.

though, is that they saw this as not the best way to draw those district lines, while only 34% said it was to stop the Democrats from adding seats in Congress. A couple other things were taking away from what voters said there in California. We asked the voters. and how they would actually like to see these lines drawn. The irony of this trace is that nine out of ten voters, even more so, said they'd like to see this done by a nonpartisan commission, not the party in power. Well, that was preempted with the outcome of... Democrats will always hold power in California now. And they were on the verge of losing it. They were on the verge of losing. And I will tell you, I... this this move is going to get really they use trump as the excuse to get that done but this move is going to get really really interested here's the view i know the one thing you've been wanting to see the view well Marjorie Taylor Greene was on probably the first conservative guests they've had on a long time for me i am unapologetically america first and i'll i'll do anything i can to work hard to say this country maybe you should become a democrat marjorie

Joy trying to recruit NTG. I think both parties have failed. Yeah. Both parties have failed. This is worse. Yeah. He's worse. Sorry, you know that. No. He's still your favorite president? He goes against everything you just said. Look, I like Donald Trump. I fought for him to win. I'm very thankful for the secure border. I'm friends with Lake and Riley's mother. Mm-hmm. And we saw over 12. I serve on Homeland Security. Over 12 million people came across our border. Over 2 million godaways. These are terrorist. cartels, all kinds of criminals. We don't know where they are in this country, and that affects all of us. That's not a political party thing. That's one thing. There's so many other things to go after him on. There's so many other things to go after him on. That's all you think about doing is going after him. One thing. Don't you think that's a pretty darn big thing, though, that he closed the border, that we don't have this craziness? of having to worry about who's coming across and what they're going to do and all those things. Now we have to worry about who came across and how we get all those folks out and we're still dealing with that. But don't you think that's pretty massive? You don't think of all the crowds that are coming here under Biden. It's just insane. Joy, as delusional ever, thinking that she's going to see President Trump in a different outfit soon. Orange Jay Jones. There's a little desperation coming out of the Republican Party right now. Maybe I'm being optimistic. But I feel like, you know, Trump's number, his popularity disappeared faster than the East Wing, you know? He has his numbers on the topic. He is. 70% of the Americans say that the country is seriously on the wrong track. Why do you think he was on 60 minutes this week? Yeah. Because he wouldn't go on to be grilled by an actual reporter and answer questions, even though I now find out that he had a hand in which questions would be asked him what they would put out on the air. Excuse me. I don't think he would have shown up at 60 minutes if he was in better shape. So we have hope that he will be out soon. Yeah. This is the same guy that talks. for hours to reporters. She thinks the guy's going to be out soon? Honey, you got no three years, baby. I don't know what to tell you. The election is in 2020. Listen, I think that he should be in jail, frankly. And personally, if they were doing their job, they would be indicting him or at least impeaching him. He's been crossing boundaries all over the place, this guy. So maybe he won't last till the next election. Oh, my God. You look at that face. That says it all. Joy is so disconnected from reality. Maybe that push. Maybe what we're watching there.

More than anything else is her coping, hoping that Democrats win in 26 and they start impeachment proceedings or something of that nature. I don't know. I don't, I don't, I don't know. I don't know, Joy. It's almost as delusional as Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez was the other day. And by the way, Stephen Colbert saying the same things. They think I'm the crazy. They think we're the crazy ones. And the demographics of these shows are interesting too. It's about a third, third, third, third, third, third. It's about a third, Republicans, third, third, independents. You think, you know, old, you know, people perceive me as this sort of lefty figure. I think I'm more conservative than people think. What, dude? I just happen to be talking about a government in extremes. And so what I'm giving you is my reaction video to the day. And the demographics of these shows are interesting, too. He's not the crazy one, folks. That's speaking of crazy. Did you know? And I mean, this is, I got to tell you, this is with all sincerity, your pets have a, I don't know if you thought and really set down to consider it, but they have. A massive carbon footprint we have to deal with here. It's surprising pop print on the planet. Excuse me. They're calling it a carbon footprint. Pet spring as joy. But they also leave a surprising pop print on the planet. When it comes to environmental impacts, it's their food, basically. And in particular, the ingredients in their food, dogs and cats both eat pretty highly meat-based diets. And what do we know about meat? It's one of the key drivers of climate change. Well, we've got to kill them. to get rid of the pets, folks, to save the environment. What else do pets do? Like, we have to feed them. I think that that's why it's number one, agriculture, and where food comes from and ingredients. How's Peter got to feel about all of this? You know? Has a huge impact. But our choices go beyond the food bowl. Even how we bring pits into our homes matters. Some of these kids, and that's what we have, this is an AP story, by the way. Some of these kids they've got producing these, they have no idea what they're talking about. This is just into, by the way, these are the people that are coming right out of that indoctrination pipeline in those schools. There are dogs in the world that already exist that need homes. It seems to be a more responsible decision for the planet than going through a reader. This is basically an area of climate change that we just haven't touched yet, which offers relatively simple accident climate change mitigation benefits. I think we should all be quite excited about and working towards. That's spring as joy, but they also leave a surprising pop print on the planet. I mean, you can't, you literally can't make this up. The insanity. The insanity of some of these people. So now she should be worried about the pawprints, the climate carbon pomp. By the way, your carbon footprint, you know that that was a scam? Do you know who actually invented the carbon footprint terminology? It was big energy companies that wanted to shift the blame for what might be happening with the environment from corporations to you personally.

That's why we have all these idiots like Greta, et cetera, running around saying the things that she says. It's simply because, been indoctrinated to make you feel worse than the big companies. Blah, blah, blah. It's true. Carbon footprint. My, you know what. Blah, blah, blah. My tail. How dare you? Is this a parody? It is absolute lunacy. But again, it paints the picture. Do you think about these kids and these people that are voting for Zohran Mamdani and all the rest of them? The commie. These people have been indoctrinated. They have been victimized all these years. Think about the anxiety that comes from, thinking about, you know, global warming, the world's going to end, et cetera. Just, you know, just because I'm feeding my pet a little kibbles. Can you, can you believe it? A little fancy feast. Is that what they used to feed? They get fancy feast. Is that right? Or, or, you know. What is it for the dog? Some Alpo? I'm just saying, you know, think about the world that these kids grew up in. No wonder we're getting some of the insanity at the ballot box. All right. No matter what the headlines, folks, today's you need to hear it a day like today. God is still on the throne. And you're not alone. All right, that's it for today. Back with more tomorrow. Make it a great one. VIP's into Freedom Fam. Hang on. We've got a chance to join you coming up in just moments. Stand by.