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When Did Trump Become Cool Again? | Guests: Rep. Chip Roy & 'Klaus Schwab Jr.' | 11/18/24

2024/11/18
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Key Insights

Why did Donald Trump suddenly become popular again?

Trump's resurgence as the 'cool guy' can be attributed to his appearance at events like UFC fights, where he was welcomed enthusiastically, and the general shift in cultural perception where MAGA is now associated with not ruining people's fun lives, contrasting with the left's restrictive environment.

What were the streaming issues during the Jake Paul vs. Mike Tyson fight?

The fight was plagued by streaming issues on Netflix, which made it challenging for viewers to watch the event smoothly.

Why did Glenn Beck criticize Jake Paul's attire at the fight?

Beck criticized Paul for wearing a boxing shirt adorned with pearls and diamonds, calling it ostentatious and questioning the legitimacy of the million-dollar shorts, which he found grotesque.

How did Glenn Beck feel about Mike Tyson's past as a convicted rapist being celebrated?

Beck found it disturbing that Tyson, a convicted rapist, was being cheered while Paul was booed, highlighting a strange development in society where a criminal's past is overlooked for entertainment.

What was Glenn Beck's stance on government regulation in food?

Beck believes in personal choice and opposes government mandates on food, advocating for transparency and education rather than regulation, though he acknowledges the need for caution with potentially harmful additives.

What did Rep. Chip Roy advocate for regarding immigration?

Rep. Chip Roy advocated for mass deportations of individuals who entered the country illegally, emphasizing the need to address the border crisis and secure the nation's sovereignty.

Why did Glenn Beck express concern about RFK Jr.'s potential role in the Trump administration?

Beck is concerned that RFK Jr., who has a history of supporting left-wing policies, might bring ideologically aligned individuals into the administration, potentially undermining conservative principles and the free market.

What did Klaus Schwab Jr. suggest about forests?

Klaus Schwab Jr. suggested that forests should be viewed as having rights, akin to corporations being considered persons, advocating for a reframing of how forests are perceived and protected.

Why did Redbox go out of business?

Redbox went out of business due to the decline in the DVD rental industry, exacerbated by the rise of streaming services like Netflix, which reduced the demand for physical media rentals.

Why did Joe Scarborough and Mika Brzezinski meet with Donald Trump?

Scarborough and Brzezinski met with Trump to restart communications and potentially influence his administration's policies, despite their past criticisms, in an effort to bridge the political divide.

Chapters

Glenn and Stu discuss the resurgence of Donald Trump's popularity, particularly in the context of the Jake Paul vs. Mike Tyson fight and Trump's presence at Madison Square Garden.
  • Trump's appearance at Madison Square Garden was met with enthusiasm.
  • The media's perception of Trump has shifted from negative to positive.
  • Trump's MAGA movement is now associated with not ruining people's fun lives.

Shownotes Transcript

The biggest fight of the year, Jake Paul vs. Mike Tyson, happened over the weekend. Did the fight live up to all the hype? Glenn and Stu discuss the fight and the streaming issues that plagued Netflix the entire night. When did Donald Trump turn the corner and become the cool guy again? Pat Gray joins Glenn and Stu to discuss CNN's attempt to accuse Glenn of hypocrisy regarding governmental regulation in food. What role should the government have regarding potential poisons in our food? Rep. Chip Roy (R-Texas) joins to discuss deportations necessary to fix our border crisis, no matter how uncomfortable it may be. Rep. Wiley Nickel (D-N.C.) suggested a "shadow Cabinet" to combat the Trump Cabinet. Is it a shadow Cabinet if you're announcing it publicly? "Klaus Schwab Jr.," future chairman of the World Economic Forum, joins to discuss how forests need rights. Stu discusses Redbox's downfall, which left thousands of kiosks nationwide being cleared out with no company to take control of them. The Democrat response to Trump's election proves all the past attacks were not genuine. Is the media's sudden bipartisanship a desperate ploy to hold on to power?

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