Pandering Celebrities Give Speeches - Democrats Double Down on Anti-Ice Rhetoric

Rich Zeoli kicks things off as we take aim at the Grammy Awards and the loud double standard on display. We spend the show calling out celebrities who preach about stolen land, oppression, and borders while living behind gates in mansions most Americans will never see. When someone like Billie Eilish lectures the country from an estate worth millions, we ask a simple question: do the rules apply to everyone, or just regular people? We also get into the security theater surrounding these award shows. Every guest is screened, badges are checked, and armed guards stand watch to protect the elite inside the building. At the same time, many of these same stars blast ICE for doing the very same thing in places like Minneapolis. We talk about how fast the talking points fall apart when comfort, fame, and money are on the line. Zeoli and the crew cut through the celebrity scolding and media applause to point out what viewers at home already see. If security is good enough for Hollywood, why is it evil everywhere else? If borders and property matter for the wealthy, why shame working Americans for wanting the same things? We say what others won’t and call the hypocrisy exactly what it is. 00:00 — Award-show elites preach behind security02:46 — Fetterman on masks, doxxing, and secure border talk03:40 — Shapiro’s ambitions, Krasner’s rhetoric, and party litmus tests05:25 — Hochul takes up for the fringe on ICE07:08 — Mikie Sherrill is running for president10:31 — Billie Eilish is on “stolen land”13:21 — Trevor Noah isn't funny17:35 — Ricky Gervais’ old speech still resonates30:17 — Carville on Democrats pushing men away34:42 — Why immigration is the new cause for the left40:38 — JFK film mystery: Orville Nix footage and the $900M claim45:13 — Trump on Canada, China, and ice hockey48:51 — Melania box office vs critics and audience scores53:22 — Philly sheriff recruitment video goes off the rails55:10 — Harlem school indoctrinationSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.