filled with bad belts, corrupt and biased workers. unjustly flipping the white house to the democratic party. but i have another take which quite possibly is impervious to challenge. imagine someone in your life lying to your face multiple times that is what joe did. joe biden just told the truth about his past when he was asked his defeat would've been virtually guaranteed in here is what i mean. thanks to recent revelations two plus years later we are fighting about the allegations of his family business, were flat out blatant conflicts of national interest altered list talk about the first major life the infamous laptop. >> i want to stay on the issue of race we. >> there are 50 former national intelligence folks. who said what he is accusing me up as a russian plants. they have said this as all -- five former heads of the cia both parties say what he is saying is a bunch of garbage. >> you mean the laptop is now a russia, russia, russia hoax? 360 realize how nutty that is joe looking into the camera saying something he knew was not true. the entire world wide oppressed court backed him up. we continue. >> i have never discussed my business or their business count my sons or daughters because i've never spoken to my son on overseas. >> have never discussed with my son or my brother or anyone else anything having to do with their business. >> joe is repeatedly said he had nothing to do with it. this week we learned from devon archer, that body, the business body obuddy of hunter had everyg to do with it and joe played a central role the biden brandenburg and clydes and from places like ukraine, because extent, romania, china, the moscow mayor of russia and more than 20 times in person or on the phone joe parachuted into those meetings that he said he never knew anything about on hunter's queue but actions speak louder than words. >> listen he made a fortune in ukraine, in china, and moscow. in areas of the place for. >> that is simply not true my son is not made money in terms of this thing about what you talking about, china. i have not had -- the only guy who made money from china is this guy >> china eight-year lunch showed no money or sun goes goes in and takes out billions of dollars, takes out billions of dollars to manage he takes millions of dollars. >> it was millions but it was dollars moderator sat in silence. even stopping trump at times in mid sentence fact checking nonexistent the press was virtually mom. look at this card from then vice president joe biden to archer, a business partner of this guy name hunter quote i apologize for not getting to talk to you at the luncheon yesterday i was having trouble getting away from posting the president of china at the time. i hope i get to see you and hunter soon. and a hand written ps happy you guys are together you know the businesses he knew nothing about. what about burisma? >> did burisma pay them 183,000 a month? with no experience in energy? mr. president. >> my son did nothing wrong and burisma >> i think he did > pickwick of course he did. we know he would not have gotten the job without joe's influence and we know he had it in his portfolio from president obama when he is vice president. now, hometown newspaper never saw a biden scandal that was not worthy of ignoring publish this the post slaps for pinocchio's on joe biden for falsely claiming hunter never made money from china never discussed business with his son. for pinocchio's what an embarrassment. now for those of you who voted for joe, if you knew then what you know now, would you have voted differently? i'm not talking hard-core democrats on talk about moderates, independents, undecideds do not blame about harvesting failed voting machines, biased workers, drop boxes are drivi or driving voti. how about blaming the press for not being fair. joe for not being truthful rubbing all of us of a fact-based decision on the 2020 presidential election like trump or not he did not have many secrets to writing a sound investigative journalist extraordinaire founder of a racket news matt taibbi. as i outlined to go back in 2020 to hopefully avoid that in 2024, what are your thoughts about the way the press handled it all? >> what are the major ideas that was circulating in the journalism community in the "new york post" expos exposé about te hunter bided laptop came out as the censorship is not that big of a deal because there's not that much to the story. this has been an article of faith among reporters for years now. and now we are finding out there is very much something to this story. and they did not look into it for quite a long time. this could have been a game changing moment and the election i absently agree. >> 14% of people 14% said they would have voted differently. that should've been the focus what was reported and what wasn't reported and the difference. you did an incredible work when elon musk about twitter they said matt, come on in the pre-tell me what you find and print that you did it, disseminated it. something similar happened in fox news digital subpoenas and others get a look at what facebook was up too. now we understand facebook was on the same pressures twitter as we assume here is an example. a facebook interacting with the white house the white house has facebook about algorithm changes, to depressive oxen promote other allied's white house digital strategy saying this, if you are to change the algorithms so people are like the "new york times" a wall street journal more authoritative new sources over the daily wire, tomi lahren, and polarizing people, you would not have a mechanism to check the material impact would you? indicating what? >> well, this is openly somebody from the government essentially asking facebook to dial down engagement on a conservative outlook like the daily wire and dial it up on the "new york times." and surprise surprise this revelation is a front page story is not being picked up by the "new york times." that is the fundamental catch-22 about the censorship issues. they are incredibly damning, explosive stories. but because they benefits people in the media they are not being covered by the media. that is a prime example. that's one of the worst documents i've seen her this entire period. >> for somebody or somebody is w documentation with twitter the other thing that from 2022 the pandemic we want to make sure the vaccine is promoted those people want to challenge anything about it demoted or banned, facebook on this that vax environment suppress the true information for vaccine negative environment this is a post the post questioning whether you should get a vaccine under mandate whether it's government overreach. we demote those that is not false information but it leads to a vaccine negative environment. so there they are saying were going to knock down those who question the vaccine. might have some problems with heart, blood clots we do not want to hear about that, do we? >> no. and this speaks to it i think is a pretty radical transformation in the media environment. journalist used to be primarily concerned with what its true and what is not true. now we kind of work backwards from narrative. what they are saying inside facebook and company and in some of these disinformation organizations, if you have true information that produces an adverse political outcome they consider that a form of misinformation they have a term for ethical mall information it is true but inconvenient. now 15 years ago that would've been a completely alien concept to many journalists the idea we do not print true things like side effects and problems with the vaccine. but now we actually consider that misinformation even if it is true which is incredibly damning. brian: will of the last week and keep up with a white hessian on the face but they're not doing as much as quick as they want. and andy was in charge of the covid response saying this, some partners give us lots of information some partners tell us to blank off. this feels like we are chasing our tails if you do not to give us information just say that i'm doubting you're telling us everything. man, talk about working the refs and then getting mad when the refs are not calling the game and throwing it as fast as possible. >> writes. right. again this addresses some of the criticisms of some of the censorship reporting that has come out beginning with the twitter files and proceeding with the misery via biden's lawsuit now onto the facebook files in the work you are doing. people have consistently said they're not demand that you take anything down it's not an order is not a first amendment violation they are just asking, they're giving advice does that seemed like advice to you? does that seemed like they're asking? it is sort of a master canine relationship here. you can see exactly with the tenor of that relationship is in that exchange. brian: i'm talking to you matt i'm not talking to newt gingrich i'm talking to a guy who's a fair journalist who does not write for conservative alex you are just looking to report the facts were to get your stuff? >> @racket.news. i've got a new article on the subject today. brian: great thanks so much matt thanks for the time have a great weekend. >> you too. brian: let's talk about the world china getting more brazen in its campaign against america this week w with two navy sailos arrested fo trying to sell natil defense secrets to china. quick sensitive military information ended up in the hands of the people's republic of china. the charges demonstrate the prc determination to obtain information that is critical to our national defense by any means but. >> the ccp is infiltrating the military, power grids them embedded in there. our kids smartphones. one state is taking a stand. montana. after the chinese spy balloon haunted the skies in february, montana stop messing around papers they banned tiktok then limiting foreign land ownership prohibits or addresses including china from buying our properties especially near military bases. so let's talk about joining a former navy seal entrepreneur, tim is trying to replace jon tester for the next six years as an extender from montana. tim, what is your reaction is that military man thanks for your service, to these two sailors picking china over america allegedly? >> it is nothing new to have uniform military personnel conduct espionage for four nations but is been going on since the beginning of time for the revolutionary war which i believe you wrote a book about the topic. a few years ago. what is fundamentally different but the chinese approach though is based on our constitution and our form of government we segregate ourselves and our society between business, economy, government, military, intelligence, we look at the world through these silos we pretend they cannot interact. because in our structure we have domestically with the military does international and should not connect to one another. china has very different world view and very different technictacticaloutlook on how te tasks. that means is the whole of nation approach they do not see any difference between spying on military espionage missions for industrial it's all connected it's all one effort. it's the conservative effort to invalidate states of america. >> and want to get your quick reaction on this for a new survey done only 60% of the american public thanks positively about the military great this is the lowest since 1997 but recently has been as high as 95%. what happened in your view? >> a lot of things happen the most obvious was our disastrous withdrawal from afghanistan i served in multiple deployments 2020 wh2021 the summer of 2021 e are watching start to fall, me in all my former patriots were on the phone with each other think there's no way were actually in gonna pull out the adults to finally enter the room save we did this in baghdad a decade ago it was a complete failure of this going to happen again. it happened again joe biden did it both times. that event alone watching people fall from aircraft watching her former allies be executed by the taliban rated then and there complete lack of accountability in any organization in the world especially in business if you screwed up that bad you would be fired you'd be held deeply accountable that did not happen that at the depot into the credibility of our military. >> a lot of people urging the family members to do it the whay did that's put on a uniform on a fast worded tiktok it's a tough a political question would ask a state of montana has got over million people. your state is banning it. with senator tim sheehy banned tiktok? >> office of the state level has a certain amount of authority they can do in the state. will they be able to effectively distinguish tiktok from usage in the state that remains to be seen. our attorney general parkinson should have phrased it better are you in support of that it should say? should be banned tiktok as a country customer in support of what happened in your state? >> yes absolutely is the right move is about time we have some aggressive counteraction to a very deliberate undermining activities by the chinese come as part , aspart of progressionp against jon every time we hear is vulnerable t keep on hearing his immoderate. nothing about his voting record is moderate he just talks that way when elections are coming up in my view. how do you plan on doing what others do from a resident on down and that is winning. why do you think you can resonate in a red state or other red republicans couldn't? >> i have a different candor profile that we've had in a long time perhaps ever. in the battlefield etchant might wife we both serve our country on the battlefield throughout our entire and sacrifice a lot then we came home we started businesses here in our state we create hundreds of jobs here in the rural montana economy. incredibly proud to have created these jobs or career oriented tactical jobs great benefits great pay. most importantly those jobs perform critical services for not just our statement our nation. defense equipment manufacturing. agriculture and food production. i think that profile of job creation and military service comes together and state that has two important statistics for the second-highest state for veteran population in the nation prove a lot of veterans in montana 100,000 veterans in a state of a million people. military service especially combat service resonates with them. that's the state' states continy for entrepreneurship. montanans are individualistic. they have grit, they are hard-working people. they respect that. i think putting those things togetherness a career politician who is been in office and functions as new york's third senator is going to be a winning piece on the ticket i know donald trump sing others to be picked a candidate. >> supporting president trump's been unfairly prosecuted across the board here. not going to carry the water for anybody any candidate or any person. he's not running for chief at saint he's not running for save it uncle is running for president of the united states. what we are seeing happen to him from alvin bragg to the federal prosecutors is nothing other than an attempt at exposing major party candidate for success. as a party we need to support him perfect balance of power the senate could be on your shoulders but you are used to big missions. tim, thanks so much we appreciate it. >> thanks for the tiebreak works. brian: all right go get them thanks for your service meanwhile you see an ipad you know you're about to tip for something you never to before it's kind of out of control. more than half of americans are still living paycheck to paycheck and never giving extra for a latte question at celebrity chef weighs in on this the state of 'bidenomics' next and still to come concertgoers behaving badly it's a new trend we wish was not happening. the always funny jamie kilstein will weigh in on that and why he's asking people to attack and we don't forget to dvr the show you do not want to remind you every week. make it a serious fellow "one wt nation on social media element to bitter, to a >> incident at kilmeade. not sure the for campers going to follow is going to be exciting stroll. ♪ the chase ink business premier card is made for sam who makes, everyday products, designed smarter. genius! like 2.5% cash back on purchases of $5,000 or more, so sam can make smart ideas, a brilliant reality! chase for business. make more of what's yours. >> woman: why did we choose safelite? 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(chainsaw revs) (tree crashes) (chainsaw continues) (daughter screams) let's pretend for a second that you didn't let down your entire family. what would that reality look like? well i guess i would've gotten us xfinity... and we'd have a better view. do you need mulch? what, we have a ton of mulch. brian: welcome back you've seen the headlines heard reports inflation is down but experts are saying anyway inflation is in our rear premiere, right question at the report reveals its members and americans are still living paycheck to paycheck fit. food prices may be lower but they're still too high especially if you are in business for many people there still not making ends meet to make matters worse, americans are apparently suffering from tipping to fatigue, tips everywhere. no matter what business you are in nowadays you're probably been asked to offer a tip whether starbucks or dunkin' donuts. how are people handling the pressure? we hit the streets to find out. what you affected by the prices of inflation do field feels goip or down? or is it going up and getting worse reports inflation is normal nowadays. i thought just food going up everything's going up o to progs across marcy and mcdonald's been some assistant restaurant anymore. >> what did you say? works because of inflation are you going out to eat last? >> definitely b bigger contractr was much i limited to two times a week progress or bring something a little bit cheaper or are you ordering less food? rex sometimes the time to go all out progress or to something org cheaper per. >> you not, that private boundaries are critical for quality but i do watch the budget as well. >> would you like to order an appetizer but right now we are skipping that part. we just go to the main course records were about tipping or tipping glass? so you have to tip. they deserve it. i cannot afford tipping i do not go to restaurant. which of the two to go kiosk up above reese is making something special i will tip on the ipad but if not i try not to progress it should not be flip and tip it. >> shall meet the money. >> show me the money. show me the money. trucks at the laundromat? rex you get your laundry done they have a tip you can choose to tip it is here to react to that so much more celebrity chef himself andrew gruel himself. tipping of a smoothie are that what you're into quick service a service pulley got the busters, the runner, the dishwasher and have occasion to take part in the tipping pool whereas for going out grabbing a smoothie that is subsidizing someone's wage regrets for you people should keep in mind to waiters are getting taxed on this request so waiters are getting taxed the restaurant business owners getting tax even more in terms of payroll taxes there's double taxes on it. really at the end of that in the server it does not see one 100% of it. >> if you can tip, tip in cash. >> give a break it's truly capitalism. you hustle, get good service traditionally you deserve a good tip. talk about inflation people are saying is going down. but for people like you in the restaurant business, for people you talk to do you feel as though the pressure is getting better, it's going down? rex knows not going down at all. the thing's got the entire supply chain getting hit all across the board paid the fees have already been added, no one is removing those hippies at the front end of this allowed distributors and suppliers saying we don't flush and coming were going to add a 5-dollar fee here of $10 fuel surcharge here those are still in place as a fixed fee the cost of goods might come down a small percentage point, but overall they have insulated their margins by adding all these fees on as well. brian: you commit to the public eye number one is a celebrity chef number two is someone who speaks out when things are wrong. especially in california so you spoke out during the pandemic saying i'm tired of these people going out to eat while shutting down restaurants the average person can't. you spoke up, what happened you? what signs spoke out about the hypocrisy a slap in the face of that week i was served investigation. out in california served investigation all of my businesses, all my llcs many of which should not have any employees. as an open ended investigation it cost us thousands and thousands over $50000 to produce all the documents and to go to this investigation. there was really nothing triggering it. it was clear it was obviously written in response to all my vocal efforts were quick to call that the governor. >> i did call it the governor. >> when he interviewed gavin newsom what he set up fox news? org talked about the fact he always watches fox news has help has to tell him stop washing fox news it's making you crazy. >> he does watch because you were on fox news you spoke out the next thing you know you have a people going after you, all of your business is not just restaurants per. >> correct spread kn pregnant ow him do the interview that he had seen our hit that was ultimately what was driving that investigation per. >> was a time of the governor? rex are coming after the governor himself is a narcissist if anyone goes after his personality he is going to make sure he comes back up to you progress i guess so and for you, you changed gears your wife is pregnant you're getting hit with fines, your businesses pay the price. some people are saying the way are any regrets? works i do not have regrets i actually regret i did not say something sooner but would you speak out you think you're going to complete the crushed. you've got to understand there's a silent majority out there who wants to support truth telling americans. does not even that's a happy there are truth but is on she standpoint principles and morals than they are going to support you. thirty-six is interesting to point out to me on radio restaurant is the ultimate entrepreneurship. if you are an entrepreneur in the restaurant that's how much you gotta work to a small margin of profit and the hostile you believe in many cases people are against guys like you. >> what they want as they want someone to control a large mass of the restaurant space or any other space in retail or entrepreneurship. people enter their business many times the restaurant at easily franchise a village scalable there's a playbook by which you can follow what to do. for someone has to be a dentist their whole life and say want to branch out i want to take my savings and open up a restaurant restaurants agreement always had. that's the avenue through which they can do that progress you call yourself in environments but you are capitalist or did china destroy the meat industry question but di what did china e chicken industry with farmers and they'r their doing it goingr people in new york city for example with pizza ovens and state no more wood-burning stoves you also find h found a t example with antibiotics when it came to check and pick what's what they've done not just chicken but all livestock altogether they do so much antibiotic not just to try to keep the animals healthy but instigate growth for the antibiotics will actually make them larger quicker more economical for these massive producers in order to use the antibiotics. it's not healthy there are residue in our food system are fighting it now antibiotic resistance is a major health scare and it could be for the next decade. what i find fascinating is purdue had a chicken line that they were promoting its antibiotic free as a premium product they have now pulled that product as of recently there are no longer launching that they cannot make any money on it. so the introverted tobacco quick help for his water problems of great idegreat idea they plan og sewage i'm turning into drinking water are you going to buy into this? works no way. this is classic california solution to problem. let's drink from our toilets, right? they think as i understand you can sanitize a lot of the water use it for various methods. but i do not trust the utilities or the programs or the government by that means that's going to be sanitize in this and say the system in place or just don't trust them progress you cannot cancel the cannot stop them they could only hope to contain them you cannot be contained on social media of the set. chef andrew gruel thanks for coming and ensuring your thoughts. >> thank you for having me. >> dave chappelle taking on two or shutting down cancel culture because he so powerful. he's doing it once and for all. hoping all in the process. comedian jamie kilstein has a thing or two of us standing up to the mob he will join us next. >> i just pray a bus comes and drives to this restaurant. >> heavenly father. i pray that you give me the courage. >> plays a blessed here we go with the pretending to leave again. ♪ this isn't just freight. these aren't just shipments. they're promises. promises of all shapes and sizes. each, with a time and a place they've been promised to be. a promise is everything to old dominion, because it means everything to you. 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[laughter] brian: have you on stage felt a little bit freer because of guys like that? >> yes pretty goes back and forth pretty literally have people showing up to comedy clubs looking to twist things out of context but looking to get outraged. when i started comedy when i left so much about comedy is you are taking controversial issues and by making them funny, by making them tangible to everybody else that is when you start having intellectual conversations about them. it is one thing if you are straight hate speech on stage if you are just being derogatory for shock value or being like trans people they are not people it is like okay. when you are trying to talk about social issues that are new, that everyone is talking about a new art making fun of different communities but you're also making fun of yourself, to me comedy breaks the ice so that you could talk about controversial issues with people you might disagree with. but now we can't have that. we cannot have dialogue. you're with us or against us. brian: you take the news you take life experiences and fold it into your comedy that's now on your podcast for one thing that changed about you it's a major thing, you went from somebody who is not into religion, you are almost born again and you work that into your podcast. how does that work for you? are you afraid of losing the funny? >> yes. i think as long as you are being honest and authentic it is still going to be funny. like could fight went from beig an atheist and criticizing christians, to being a christian and not acknowledging how ridiculous that is and not acknowledging how self-righteous and preachy i was if i just became another is self righteous preachy christian if you don't have jesus then it's no it's not funny. and i'm like a used car salesman. but, in this podcast i am talking about hey, i love jesus. but also i'm having and i am not married. also but also i do not knowwhat. also there are times i feel like i'm not good enough for god. and what is happening by talking about these issues you have a bunch of people who thought they couldn't believe a god or have a relationship with god that suddenly they are like i am having these thoughts to i am not perfect either. maybe actually can have a relationship with god. that's the goal it's always attacking me first and then sing the things it hel that help me . brian: are growing with the person, growing with the podcast get control of your life get sponsors and their great exciting time to be jamie kilstein. we look forward to your podcast is going to be great we call it what? >> it is called the back row with jamie kilstein. brian: go get them thank you very much great meanwhile still to come on this show up mark zuckerberg to wife is not happy with the billionaire husband of hers, why? we will tell you only on the news duo because rachel three names one woman will be her life. i will be on my best behavior he or she will yell at me. what do we always say, son? liberty mutual customizes your car insurance... so you only pay for what you need. that's my boy. ♪ stay off the freeways! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ a man, his family, and his tractor, penny. these are the upshaws. and this is their playground. there's a story in every piece of land, run with us on a john deere tractor and start telling yours. frustrated by skin tags? dr. scholl's has the breakthrough you've been waiting for. the first fda-cleared at-home skin tag remover clinically proven to remove skin tags safely in as little as one treatment. brian: the highest stories everyone's talking not just on telling dennis out because of fox a friend a week and the only person i chose for this segment for there's no way would have rotated you out at the last minute, rachel campos-duffy for great to see if you're excited about this weekend you were great on saturday cannot wait to see on sunday on fox and burns weakened a raid to start? >> i am ready. brian: mark zuckerberg in the news not for facebook is taking off his wife, why? he probably had 25 mansions only one one octagon he built it in the backyard. he called to his wife and said she says heidi, look i got my octagon. her answer she is angry. she says i've been trying to grow that grass for two years and you built in octagon on it. how much of this do you believe? what you think? >> and read this story there's this thing he's eating 4000 calori4000 cowsare there s. i'm a capitalist but there is a certain amount of money that you make that just turned you into a weirdo. i think that is what were looking at right now but. >> he has such a house guy sells the same problems. brian: next, wont y want you go. [laughter] fort young adults aren't really not having kids while another survey revealed two in five young adults a marriage is an outdated tradition. brian: 55% of participants that they plan to have children in the future for this is why our population is dying out. in europe in a year but this is not your problem. we have nine kids on the great american. brian: our kids are great but wyatt what are your thoughts? let's it's a bad trend it's a sign were lying to people getting married and having children will make you happy. every survey proves that. i do not know why we are doing this. it is a bad idea i think a lot of young people going to regret this in the future. brian: of moveon histories being made in china but you're watching a major event this is 100-meter. when a runner clocks the slowest time ever try to check out this runner on this tape on the 100-meter -- that is really, really out of shape and has no business in this race. it's the world university games it turns out the related t relad that leaders, she said she did not trade she lost the race by 10 seconds the worst time in the history of any major international track event. is it fair everyone else is faster than her? >> this is a nepotism story. we have that in our country right now. i half expect to see hunter biden running for america in the next winter. >> democrats will love it. they won't have a problem with it. >> will be a crack. brian: will be very quick check this out but look at this. this guy is a man in a bear suit it is clear but china swears it is really a bear even the people sang at the man in a bear suit they cannot even tell the truth about this, rachel. are you outraged? what's in standing up it looks fake and then when he bends down, right when he bends that looks fake, felt like a fake chinese suit. there it looks real. that looks real. chinese lie about a lot of stuff the communist do that. >> that in their number of naval ship destroyers they are building and spying on us and putting malware. >> is the least of their crimes. the money the bidens have gotten from the chinese government is our biggest problem right now but. >> will cain it promises to file this or wherever it goes. you've really sold it to chris i dived in. brian: rachel watch on sunday morning. >> during this week into? >> sometimes we drag you out of bed. 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