DeSantis's Hakeem Jeffries Impression Will Make You Cringe So Hard It Hurts
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AI GeneratedThe video features a critical discussion regarding political figures and the state of the U.S. healthcare system. The hosts analyze a controversial impression of Hakeem Jeffries by Ron DeSantis, criticizing its racist undertones, and later debate Stephen Miller's comments on Haitian healthcare workers, arguing that racism is used to distract from systemic failures in elder care and medical staffing.
Tim, I know that you're not an impressionist.
Well, I'm doing it at the moment, acting like I'm enjoying being here.
Well, that's true. That's not an impressionist, it's an actor.
Yeah.
Although you do do an impression of Alex Jones.
I do, yeah. Alex Jones, some other people.
Oh, are you getting a little, feeling a little hot?
I'm getting nervous. I don't know where this is going.
Making a little nervous? This is clip number 21.
Ron DeSantis is doing an impression.
You are a well-known Hollywood actor and comedian.
Elitist.
And you're completely caught up in that culture, as everyone knows.
I want to get your opinion as to whether, how good of an impression Ron DeSantis does
of Hakeem Jeffries.
Oh, he tried this.
Our message to Florida Republicans is F around and find out.
He's like, we're going to do maximum warfare against Republicans.
Florida Republicans, you F around, you're going to find out.
Now, would you say that was a good impression of Hakeem Jeffries?
Or was it, I don't know, a little bit?
That just punched me in the gut.
Maybe just run it back one more time.
Let's run it back one more time.
Watch Ron DeSantis do...
Governor of Florida, I'll remind everybody.
Is he the governor? Yeah, because he didn't become senator.
No, he's the governor.
No, and he got humiliated by Trump and had his political career ended.
So this makes it a little...
This will bring it back.
Actually, it might.
Ends his F around and find out.
We're going to do maximum warfare against Republicans.
Florida Republicans, you F around, you're going to find out.
He's like June Cleaver in Airplane.
Except like why...
40 years old.
Why do all of these racist impressions of Black people sound like they're from the 1920s
and from the South?
It doesn't seem...
They're doing like a minstrel kind of voice.
They haven't updated their racist impression in so many years.
Honestly, they don't take anything in.
That's what Rush Limbaugh...
That was Rush Limbaugh's impression of a Black person.
Oh, I'm sure Ron DeSantis...
Like he took everything from Trump.
He's probably taking everything from Limbaugh too.
That blew me away.
That's good stuff.
Right? I mean...
Does he have a future in the arts?
I'm not going to try to do it, you know, because I'm going to stay away from it.
Come on.
Can we get an ISO on Tim, please, for this?
That was like growing up in the 80s and 90s.
Rush Limbaugh, it all went downstream from there.
My local morning jocks in Allentown, WZZO, two guys...
Is that where you grew up?
Allentown, Pennsylvania?
Yeah.
The Bear Man and Keith.
And that's right.
Well, I went to college in Easton, Pennsylvania, which was fairly close by.
Crayola Factory.
I love the regular name, Bear Man and Keith.
Yeah, I know.
But they just had their Black character that they would do.
And growing up, it was funny to me, you know?
Well, because you were...
I'm a racist, yeah.
And a racist, yeah.
But that came from how Howard Stern did it, much to his own regret, I'm sure now.
But yeah, it's the cheapest thing you can do.
It's unbelievable.
Argyle Ball Girl says that was his impression of that Black actor from Tropic Thunder.
And it was Robert Downey something.
Yeah, Robert Downey Jr.
Let's go.
I do a Bill Cosby, but I won't do it today.
But I think it would be unfair for us to paint the entire Republican Party with this racist brush.
Sure.
Just because of what Ron DeSantis did.
Let's get another perspective on this from...
This is number 17.
This is a different perspective.
Okay.
Just because...
We need that.
We try and be fair here.
Fair and balanced.
This is Laura Ingram and Stephen Miller.
They're having a great time out at the 250th...
The Great American State Fair.
Great American State Fair.
They're the only people there, to this day.
They literally...
I know, there was that masturbating streamer.
Oh, that's right.
Yeah, Trace's Uncle Sam.
They should take a tip from the left and start bussing people in, don't you think?
Absolutely.
Well, Charlie Kirk's not around to do that anymore, which he did for January 6th.
Okay.
Here is Stephen Miller and Laura Ingram trying to show folks that it's all about America,
and we're all Americans, and if you're not, then, well...
Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait.
Mike DeWine, Stephen, the governor of Ohio...
See, we know each other so well, I can just throw that name out and he starts laughing.
Mike DeWine said we'll cease...
Essentially, cease to have healthcare workers in his state if you deport all those Haitians.
So we'll have no health...
We've never had healthcare workers in the country until we had Haitians.
So I'm just going to say this.
If I have a loved one who's...
This is going to be very politically incorrect, but if I have a loved one who's in the hospital
in emergency medical care, I'm going to take the licensed American nurse,
not the illegal alien from Haiti.
That's just me.
All right, Stephen.
It's great to see you.
Thank you.
You don't have any loved...
No one loves you.
You don't have any loved ones.
Yeah, it's hypothetical.
Your family hates you.
You have no one to take care of.
If I were to have loved ones, and then he continues on.
But we should also say that if you are Haitian and you are working as a nurse in a hospital,
you are licensed.
Right.
These rogue nurses.
We only hire non-licensed nurses.
No, temporary protected status meant actually that you could go get licensed.
Yeah.
I recognize that.
Weren't you selling fruit in the park last week?
Yeah.
Come on in.
What are you doing with grandma?
By the way, when you take away the healthcare sector, basically every other sector of our
economy is collapsing and there's been no job growth.
That's the only area where there's been job growth.
And it's because there's a desperate need, because we have an aging population that is
like, you know, we're in the baby boomer era.
And...
I hate lollipops.
Everything else is contracting.
Manufacturing is collapsing.
Every other part of the economy is collapsing, except the healthcare sector.
And his one big ugly ass bill privatized everything.
So there needs to be more workers in that area.
So he's just lying.
I mean, what's going to happen in five years?
Because the boomer, my parents and my parents' generation, they're rapidly going to be entering
into hospice and elder care and all kinds of problems.
That's already starting.
We're already seeing this because of the cuts in Medicaid in particular.
It is cutting funding.
Two thirds of our elderly in nursing homes are there being paid for by Medicaid.
When you get up there, you'll go through this whole thing with your parents.
And the rural nursing homes, there are standards that the U.S.
government has as to how many, the ratio of workers to patients you have.
Because one of the things that these private equity-owned nursing homes do, many nursing
homes, the ones that Cuomo got his campaign funds from, they will over-medicate their
patients so they don't have to have people actually going in and dealing with them.
So if you put them on a bunch of antipsychotics or whatever it is, the patients become near
vegetative.
And therefore, you don't have to go in because they don't need something to eat.
They don't need whatever it is.
There is a minimum number of workers that you have to have patients.
And RFK has been pouring out waivers to that.
He'll say it's because otherwise they're going to close.
But it's also because Medicaid is cut back so much so that there's not Medicaid eligibility
in a lot of these places.
And these hospitals can't afford to stay open.
The other side of that is a lot of the boomers, I would say, like I'm thinking of my dad,
they want to live forever.
And if they're healthy, they are going to live for a long time.
So it's also like this aging population that's going to be around into their hundreds.
And at which point, they're all going to end up in a facility.
The question is, can we smooth it out with Gen X?
And these are the same group of people, by the way, who own all their own these homes.
And Trump doesn't want to increase the housing supply because it would make their home value
decrease potentially, in his view.
They're all dying anyway.
Right.
Like, what are you going to do sitting on that?
You've already made like three times your return.
There are hospital floors right now that are understaffed with nurses where people sit
in their room waiting for an attendant.
And there's only two nurses active on the floor.
And it'd be nice, I think, to have a Haitian or whatever qualified nurse there to go care
for those people.
It's despicable that this country is so easily distracted with racism from the shabbiness
of things like the health care system.
He's going to be on some cancer deathbed at some point soon.
Yeah.
And he's going to be begging for whoever is around to help him relieve some pain.
I would love to be there.
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