TMZ Live - 10/27/26

Welcome to TMZ Live. Ilhan Omar, the congresswoman from Minnesota who is running for re-election, had an interesting guest on a podcast last night. It is a man who openly is going after Jews. Hassan Piker. And yes, Congresswoman Omar was a guest on this podcast along with Hassan Piker, and it was very clear that they are very beyond cozy. They're pals, and they were palling around. They are also both lightning rods, if you will. They definitely say things that get them a lot of attention. Some of it, especially with Piker, at times feels like he's trolling people, but there are definitely things he says that are very clearly anti-Semitic. Let's review. You want to set that up before we get to the soundbite? Yeah, let's set it up. Let's set this up. That Hassan Piker says Jews are inbred. Hassan Piker says if we **** with Israel, people will take action against American Jews. Okay, that's something. And then he says people don't **** with Israel any longer. And if Jews in America keep putting this idea out that they are singularly invested in Israel, eventually someone will come around and take action. Not against Israel, mind you, but against American Jews. So that's a statement he made back in August. So now. And by the way, he says he's not anti-Semitic. Yes. I can say I'm 6'2 now. Oh, great. That makes me what, 6'5? No, that makes you 6'2. Anyway, with that backdrop, this was part of their appearance there, both Hassan and Ilhan talking about why they get so much attention. I feel like the media has a tendency to highlight everything that you do, some of the things that I do. like we're just normal americans trying to to go about our day-to-day and and trying to organize against the Trump administration in the same way that you know white people are doing in general right it's like why is this look really good on their screen that's why they like you think that's why they get you you think that's why they get you yeah they're like she's she's so charismatic i think i could see that so look it's interesting and by the way i think They might have been joking about the we're good looking people, but they actually are. And we're going to get into that at some point this week because that's a factor in the election. But what's interesting about this is that if you look at Abdul El-Sayed, he has tried to distance himself from Hassan Piker. He very, especially right after he made those comments in August, he said, look, that guy does not speak for my campaign. and but she's she's deserving 9-11 yeah yeah oh those are no no that was an older statement which she has apologized for which i don't understand yeah oops i guess how did i say that that america deserved 9-11 oops but her her calculus is different than than el sayed el sayed is running for senate and senate is a typically more moderate part of the government voters it's it's the same voters but she's catering to young voters she's made the political calculus to cozy up but they're all doing it. And you know what? Well, he has had to distance himself because moderates are turned off by this. Amy Klobuchar has called out parts of the Democratic Party, not just Republicans, have called out Hassan Piker's rhetoric because it is so fringe left. And there are fringe right people as well. There's fringe, you know, Nick Fuentes and things like that. There are two ways of looking at this. Either she's catering to young people, which I'm sure she's doing. Sure. Or is she embracing what he says? She's absolutely embracing and she's platforming someone whose views are very dangerous i mean frank frankly this is a this is a person who is so far uh outside of the overton window of acceptable political discourse that this is dangerous stuff and she is a she is a sitting minnesota congresswoman who is now putting on a fringe person it's like donald trump sitting with nick fuentes this is the left version of that exactly that right it is exactly that and look so but but the only reason she's doing it has to be and yes i agree with you Maybe she believes some of it. Maybe. But also, more than that, she believes that this is going to help her win this election. But that's a deeply cynical thing to do. That is a deeply cynical political calculus. But then you can certainly ask the question, then, if that many people are going to vote for her because they espouse Hassan Piker's beliefs, then it makes you think, well, wait a second. Is the party moving in that direction? I don't know if it means the party is moving in that direction. It just means that you have to live with the idea that there are people. No. i'm saying you have to now have the knowledge that there are a lot of people out there who feel that way in this country so why are you much the way a lot of other groups have felt when other people were elected like wow i guess that's how people feel there's something but why are you slow to say that she may embrace some of his views i'm just saying i don't know i'm gonna take it i have no idea i'm gonna well just the way just the way and you have defended you have said when people stood next to Donald Trump or supported him, showed up at a rally, you have said that doesn't mean that they espouse everything that he says. I agree, but there's a difference. I think it's more like what Derek said. It's when Donald Trump is having dinner with Nick Fuentes, I am going to assume that he signs off on Nick Fuentes. And that he believes everything that Nick Fuentes believes. I think there is an alignment. OK, and then my point is, if you think that Donald Trump espouses all the things that Nick Fuentes does, then I have to go, who are all the millions of people who are voting for him that I'm living in this country with? Well, you can say it, right? That's fair. And that's why I'm saying I agree with you. That's fair. If you want to feel that way, that's fair. What I'm saying is there's an equivalent that if you've got a guy like Hasan Piker, who is overtly not only anti-Semitic, but Nazi adjacent. and somebody puts him on stage, I'm going to take that on face value that she is embracing those views. You honestly should. I mean, he traffics in this type of rhetoric. And she has to answer those questions. I'm agreeing with you guys that the bigger concern, if I were in your shoes, and I have been, is I'm not so much concerned about the congressperson who's getting elected. I'm concerned about the millions and millions of people in the country who are supporting that. Who are co-signing on there. There's certainly a fringe element of the party that is co-signing with us. Sorry for being confrontive here, but since when? When are you sorry about being confrontational? No, with you, because I am having problems with you right now. You said, if I were in your shoes, I mean, we're all in the same shoes, right? We shouldn't, I mean, it's not like, because we're Jewish Americans and he's a black American. I guess I'm saying, where was this energy when all the Nick Fuentes stuff was going down? Oh, I certainly had the same energy. Where was this energy when there were other groups that were like, well, wait a second. Donald Trump has said all these things about these groups. Where was this energy? Hold on. When he sat with Nick Fuentes for a dinner, we were absolutely appalled. Absolutely outraged. Because that fringe element of the Republican Party is just as Nazi as the fringe element of the Democratic Party. To be clear, by the way, I'm not disagreeing with you about Hassan Piker. I completely agree with you about Hassan Piker. I'm not disagreeing with you at all. Okay, I'm saying we're all in the same shoes. Well, Harvey, our chat is asking, is there any world where this would be beneficial for her? It seems like all she's doing is making herself more controversial and adopting her views because of this. This is absolutely beneficial. Her calculus is that this is going to drive the youth vote. That's why she sat with him on a podcast, because she wants to get them out to the polls to vote for her. By the way. And the moderates don't matter to her. I don't think, and I'm not positive of this, but everything I've seen, I don't think her race is even competitive. I don't think so either. I think she's a shoo-in. She wants a big turnout from the district. So this isn't like, I need to win this election. She's going to win the election. She's with the bluest district in Minneapolis. So, Hasan Piker is not necessary for her to win. No, she's signaling her views and sharing some of those views. There's no doubt about it. But will those views work on a national platform? They don't need to. They're just going to get her back into office. They may. I mean, again, it doesn't have to be the majority of Congress. If you have a megaphone, we've seen it with MAGA, we've seen it with the Tea Party, we've even seen it with Democrats. When you have a small majority, the people who are the outliers carry enormous weight. 100%. Look at the power of the squad. The only thing I'll say is that MAGA for the Republican Party has been more monolithic, right? That there have been more Republicans who are willing to vote for MAGA. That's true. And I don't think that's true in the Democratic Party yet, that these beliefs of Hassan Piker, that all Democrats will vote for that. When you look at John Fetterman, who is, he's a Democrat, but he's really more of an independent, that he has a lot of power. Was it Manchin? Yeah, Joe Manchin. Joe Manchin had enormous power as an independent. A right-leaning Democrat, yes. Right, but the fact that he could swing a vote in Congress, That's why this is so important massively. My name is Forgiato. I'm from Virginia. How are you guys doing? Good. Yeah, I think from our perspective, I think that Omar is trying to galvanize the youthful left vote. And I think that's what Hasan Piker represents is a youthful population to the left of the Democratic Party. And I think that's pretty tactful of her to do. Yeah, but the problem is he supports, he says, I'll take Hamas over Israel any day. Any day, Hamas over Israel. Good luck living under Hamas. If you're a woman, if you're gay, if you're black, good luck living under Hamas. Coming up, why we have to now look at police body cam video because a three-year-old was playing soccer and was really good at soccer. Yes, this really happened or you're about to see it, but there's more than one side to this story. Be right back. People say a lot of things about Florida, And I think, well, let's be honest, they've earned some of it. And this story feels like one of those. Is there an alligator involved here? Why do we know alligators are involved here? Not directly that we know of, that we know of anyway. But why we have to now look at police body cam video, because a three-year-old was playing soccer and was really good at soccer. Yes, this really happened, and you're about to see it. So, little kid, his name is Nevada, he's number 10, and he's really good big deal there is always one kid who's better than all the others in a youth soccer in any youth soccer league um but this kid was so good that he really started I mean he's just dribbling around everybody, he's really really good and maybe too good so there was some discussion as to why so first the first video you're going to hear here this is Nevada's father and he is giving his version of why police were called to the field but there's more than one side to this story call the police on the three-year-old because he's too good they call the police on the three-year-old because he had the ball for too long and nobody else can get the ball so they call the police on him so that video went viral because of course that goes online And people are like that other parents, other parents are pissed off that this kid's so good. Yeah, that would be outrageous if that's what happened. Ridiculous. That's not exactly what happened. So now this is the organizer of this league of three year olds explaining to cops why he called the police. The organizer of the league is the one who ended up who actually called the police. And here's his explanation. So the kid is good. This man's great. We're good. so what happened is he's very advanced compared to the other one so he scored a lot of goals but he pushed the kids and do all that stuff so i try to tell him hey stop don't let him push don't play without pushing right so a few weeks ago there's like six kids on the team anyway i swapped the kids out right because he's so good I take him out, I'll make everyone deserve yeah yep they don't like that they tell me i'm ignorant i'm this and that blah blah blah so i I went over there again a few minutes ago. The kid was pushing again, right? So I called the refs. I said, listen, if he's pushing, you just got to let him play, no pushing. They come over and they say, oh, this back one, this and that, blah, blah, blah. Creating a big scene, arguing with the other parents. I just want him out. Immediately. And we'll just get their names so I can give them their refund. So he's talking about kicking the kid out of the league. He said, I'll give the parents a refund. I think it was $300 they paid. why were the police called i mean he said because the pet nevada's parents started getting into it with the other parents were they fighting well here is now nevada's parents uh particularly his mom talking to the police in this body cam footage she's explaining why things got heated with the other parents what is the real reason that he called the police so i guess he's just calling because i guess he believes that you guys were causing a disturbance that was interfering with gameplay over here how they all was in a circle talking about my son and i walked up but he's been doing weird things to my son because my son actually plays soccer they're mad at my son because he actually plays soccer so i'm a little confused and i'm a little like baffled because i signed my kid up for soccer so they literally kicking him out of this place because he's good at soccer we stand on the other side we don't never stand with the other parents so we're not getting into it with other parents we always on the other side things were said today because i grown up in one huddle talking about my son so so the other parents are so huddled up so the question is are the other parents talking about the kid pushing or the other parents saying this is too good this is so dramatic i mean the police are just the drama police at this point because there were no arrests there was no like conduct it was just the police aren't drama police they They were called to a scene, and they ended up in a three-year-old soccer match. Exactly, because parents couldn't agree. I mean, now we're getting a little bit more of a side on at least it was like the league, the head of the league got called, being like, hey, the kid is good. This was about the parents jawing at each other, and the organizer of the league didn't want it to turn into anything physical, so he calls the police. It's still ridiculous. I don't understand. I'm sure the police showed up, and they're like, where's the alligator? And then they see the three-year-old boy, and they're like, oh, he was so cute. by the way they probably wanted there to be you go take that but yes there was no alligator everything's fine here nobody was arrested yeah this was florida yeah i mean our chat's saying that the kid is just being a kid even if he was pushing there should never be a reason that the situation should escalate to the police being called on them this doesn't make any sense hi i'm bernada from jacksonville florida as a florida native i feel like i should be talking about this and also as a sister of an athlete that have been playing since they were young um situations like this definitely happen i've never had the whole police but parents will really get mad if your child or your sibling is advanced it happens they do not like that especially at that age he's three years old competing with older kids a lot of parents put their kids in these sports just for them to have fun so when a kid is out there actually competing they don't know what to do with that so them huddling up and talking about a child is very weird and very you know there's a lot that can be talked about that but at the end of the day he was out there trying to have fun and the parents were not in the wrong which parents weren't in the wrong i say the parents weren't nevada's parents or the other parents the other parents were in the wrong i feel like um huddling up talking about a child is is not good i feel like uh the child was out there having fun and he's good at the sport you can't be mad i feel like a lot of parents want the whole participation participation award and that's not with everything some kids are just better and it happens leave the cops out of it that's all i'm saying coming up the pentagon announced Project Fortress, where they are bolstering things that they need for infrastructure in case there's war on American soil. If that sounds far-fetched, it's not going to happen. There are a lot of people who are already preparing for this. Be right back. TMZ's got every freaking thing. Big celebs, big stories, big events. Donald Rawlings took TMZ DC on a city tour. You know what the irony of this is? A black man takes a white person to the White House. well the pentagon has a lot of people worried about war or about not just about world war three but about the possibility of war on american soil so the pentagon announced that they have been working on something called project fortress uh where they are basically uh bolstering all sorts of things packing up lots of uh things like batteries and other things that they need for infrastructure over a long haul that they want to make sure america's military bases are ready in case there's war on american soil if that sounds like something like that's you know far-fetched it's not going to happen there are a lot of people who are already preparing for this long before the Pentagon came along and announced this. I guess they're like, they're doing their own Project Fortress. Doomsday Preppers is a title that some people have given to these folks. Right today, I'm guessing these folks feel like they're really smart after hearing what the Pentagon is up to. Unless this is a kind of a macho thing the Pentagon is doing. Could be. Well, joining us now to talk about this is someone who's become known in the circles as the doomsday queen. Crystal has been prepping for a doomsday scenario for many, many, many years, and by the way, does some amazing things, which we're going to get into with her. So Crystal, welcome to TMZ Live. How are you doing? Good. How are you? We're good. This is really fascinating. So you've been doing this for a long time, and we've read some of the things that you do. Why don't you just kind of go through top line, you know, how you're preparing in the event something like this happens? So for our family, I believe every single family across the country should be prepared for just basic level blackouts. Some people can't afford if their power goes out like hurricanes, they lose everything in their freezer, their fridge. And so just starting to build up and it's kind of like how we have car insurance, right? We don't go out and buy our car and think, oh, we're going to total it next week. So it's just that little bit of an insurance plan for just the average person. And then it can grow into something so much more. Tell you for 10 years, you've been preparing how, what are the things that you are stockpiling or putting aside or even growing for your family to be ready? So I grow the majority of our food. I'm trying to get to over 70% of our own food grown at our house and then i preserve it i put it away, freeze dry it, Mylar can it, and it's kind of the lost old ways. Most of us all probably have grandparents that preserve their own food and put it away and ate from that, and we've become very dependent on the grocery system and it kind of proved that I told you so when the pandemic happened, we saw a lot of people panic when they saw empty shelves, we never saw any empty shelves. You, I mean you, you say you're just growing to get to 70% of your food. I'm reading that you grew, you grow about 800 pounds of your own fruits and vegetables every year. Yep. And then I also do hunting too. So I like to source our own meat. And then we work with local farmers cause we don't have any cattle yet. So what's in, in, in this community, what are the big concerns? I realize, you know, we just had a pandemic and that kind of everything went askew because of that. I hear what you're saying about power outages. There's a lot of talk about a foreign country, you know, just destroying our our power grids. And there's talk about civil war, which seems to be a thing that has loomed in our country over the last 10 years. What are the what's the biggest concern? I mean, I know those all of those are possibilities. Which one do you think is most likely at this point? So currently right now, over the last 10 years, we've seen the biggest push towards digital currency and everything. You can't even pay your electricity bill inside your power companies now. Everything is online. Everything is digital. And a lot of people don't fully understand of how much cybersecurity that they're having to put into our infrastructure. Our infrastructure is extremely outdated. And we've seen how panic ensues areas that are affected by storms very quickly. And when a storm hits, we watched, I mean, what was it, just in Indiana, there was civil unrest over power outages. So it only takes about 72 hours for people to start to unravel. And I think that a grid down is very likely. Wow. Wow. Are you concerned that if that happens, and as you say, people are not really equipped to survive more than 72 hours, you know, if something cataclysmic happens, are you concerned that people know that you and others like you have all of this food and that just as a matter of survival, they're going to come after you to get it? Oh, absolutely. That is always a big forefront thought for any person who does preparedness. But my core values come from my grandparents. My grandparents were also doomsday preppers and they believed that it wasn't something to be gate kept and if more people prepared less havoc would happen so that has been my goal is to get one more person prepared so that when something happens whether it's a winter storm like the Texas freeze hurricanes or a grid down scenario which is what the Pentagon is talking about with Operation Fortress that there is less people more chaotic than more people unprepared what what is the reaction of people that you know people in your town obviously people know what you do are more are you convincing more people are there more people going like they're they're they're crazy they don't they don't need we don't need all that much stuff i think over the last 30 years at the very beginning more people looked at me like i was crazy and as time has gone by we went through the pandemic more people are like oh, maybe I should be a little bit more self-sufficient or, oh, look at the gas prices. Have those affected you yet? And I'm like, not really. We prepare for everything. I got to tell you, I got to tell you, I was one of those 30 years ago that thought you were crazy. I don't think you're crazy anymore. And what you're saying about attacking our infrastructure, it feels as real as just about anything right now. So I got to tell you, you made me think you really did well we have so for instance did you guys know that there's over 20 countries right now where their governments have insured or not insured but in trying to influence their citizens to start preparing and this is the first thing that the United States has even mentioned 20 countries worldwide unsurprising yeah that we're behind the curve yeah unsurprising definitely so appreciate you coming on i appreciate you guys for letting me come on your show it's really really interesting thank you crystal giving us a lot of people to think a lot to think about for sure it's really making me think coming up jay-z has made it official he is going to be performing the super bowl halftime show when it goes down february 14th next year here in la who picked him rock nation who runs rock rock nation a woman named desiree perez what who else are you thinking of Be right back. Jay-Z has made it official. He is going to be performing the Super Bowl halftime show when it goes down February 14th next year here in L.A. Who picked him? Roc Nation. It is a company that has been producing the Super Bowl halftime show for seven years now, and they've been very successful. Who runs Roc Nation? Roc Nation, a woman named Desiree Perez. Who else are you thinking of? Who owns Roc Nation? Oh, it's a rapper. Sean Carter. His name is Sean Carter. Yes, a guy named Sean Carter runs it. Yeah, that guy. Okay, yes, it is Jay-Z. And Harvey is getting at what some people think is a slight controversy about Jay-Z doing this Super Bowl halftime show. He is certainly qualified, has the hits, has the experience, can bring out anybody, anybody as a guest star if that's what you're looking for. I could. I'm not arguing that you're 100 percent. The only thing is because he and his company are the ones who select. So have you ever seen have you ever seen like one of these sweepstakes where they where people in the company that has have the sweepstakes, they can't enter because it just doesn't look right. No, you see it on TV all the time that, you know, that the company can't enter, you know, and and and it feels kind of like if this were the Emmys and somebody was responsible, for handing out Emmys, even if they're worthy, would you give yourself an Emmy? A lot of people would. A lot of people do vote for themselves. Yeah, by the way, and they do. But there's a key element here. There's a key thing here you are leaving out. When Roger Goodell asked Roc Nation to do the halftime show, he specifically wanted Jay-Z to do it. That was part of it. I want you to do it. And Jay-Z said, no, if the time ever comes up, if it ever feels right, then I will. But he's on tour now celebrating the 30th anniversary of his album, Reasonable Doubt. This is the best time it's ever going to be. to you that the commissioner of the NFL made it clear seven years ago more than seven years ago that he wanted Jay-Z and he said no for seven years okay so i can i i will accept the argument is it then coincidental that this Super Bowl is going to go down on Valentine's Day and almost certainly Beyonce is going to come out is that coincidental that's less that's less of a coincidence that seems like that's what people expect as soon as they announced Jay-Z every Beyonce fan was like oh great that's kind of the least exciting thing to me this is the third time she's done a halftime show it's not as exciting you don't think you don't think she's gonna come out i don't know we will but this will be the third time i don't know i think it's 50 50 i think the big issue is is Blue Ivy gonna come out well probably oh if Blue Ivy comes out and not Beyonce oh i'd be so excited to see what people say the next day yeah so this this is gonna be a family thing if yeah if she does i don't know again remember okay charles limited amount we don't want to get the Blue Ivy actress is that a thing i don't know probably probably hi i'm kendra green i'm from salt lake city and i you know jay-z's actually been kind of killing it the past few years i feel like with the halftime shows with bad bunny with kendrick lamar with rihanna and so i have high hopes that he'll have just as good of a halftime show i do think it's a very funny thing how he's like i'm just gonna choose myself and you know what good for him if you have the the means to do that do it so uh i just know there's high expectations and he better deliver so i think he knows that and i think also he's seen the reviews of his shows at Yankee Stadium and here at SoFi this past weekend. He puts on a big, big show. Oh, it's going to be great. I think that'll be fine. By the way, why it took him so long to announce it, because remember, the story came out last week. And he was at SoFi over the weekend, so he could have announced it then. The reason he didn't, the Super Bowl is on ESPN this year for the first time, and so he waited until Monday Night Football, which ESPN airs, so ESPN could make the announcement. Okay, final thing. If you had to bet whether Beyonce is going to come out, would you bet yes or no? I'm going to bet no. Elizabeth Holmes is a hot topic once again. Because of the popularity, the incredible success of the documentary, you can see everything. I'm shocked at how much money this documentary, it just doesn't happen that documentaries make this kind of money. And there is an Oscar buzz for this movie now. Yes. Oh, that's definitely going to happen. So part of we're, you know, uncovering this, the success of the documentary, we were digging through some of the legal filings around her case. So when you came across what she was, remember when she was convicted, there was a sentencing hearing. Twenty twenty two. And before the sentencing hearing, her husband, Billy Evans, submitted a long letter to the judge describing Elizabeth Holmes from his vantage point. And I got to say this letter, I could not put it down. It's a long letter and it was riveting. And I know you haven't seen the documentary yet. I haven't seen it either. I'm seeing it Saturday. But I feel like this letter is the same reason that people are so fascinated with this documentary is the reason this letter is so fascinating. Because Billy is portraying a version of Elizabeth Holmes that people haven't heard about. Right. It really paints her in a different picture than this fraudster, Silicon Valley fraudster, that she was kind of made out to be in the mainstream. He calls her, you know, loving and selfless and humble and kind and determined. And it's interesting, too. He even calls her naive. He says that people take advantage of her for her kindness, which, you know, is ironic given she's in prison. He tells stories. And he tells a story about her dog that was snatched up. Snatched by a mountain lion. And that she searched for 16 hours trying to find the dog, and the dog had died. And she was so determined, you know, to try and save it if she could save it. And then the ocean story was fascinating. Oh, the story about swimming, that she wanted to swim underneath the Golden Gate Bridge when she was pregnant? Yes, yeah. And that he watched her training to do this thing? like she does sound from his version of this letter which was a very long letter to the judge um like a very human person like not just human but really like this caring it's and and he gets into you know he says all of the articles Wall Street Journal that it was just trying to slander her and he wanted to give his version so what was his ask of the judge at the end of this letter like what does he i mean obviously asked him for leniency of some sort yeah did he did he put a number on it no he didn't put a specific number but basically what his plea was hey we're a growing family we have a young kid at home we don't want our children to grow up with our mom in prison or you know you only see her during prison visits so the plea was basically just to really humanize her and paint it as she's not this bad person that everybody makes her out to be it's really I gotta say the letter and I'm not saying you buy it all and she could be two different people in But it is a really, really compelling letter. And she is about to get out to, well, she's going to be in a halfway house. So she is going to be the most sought after interview in America. Coming up. A lot of people are talking about Donald Trump's mental state after the Bill Maher Truth Social rant. Trump went off in a dozen directions. But if the election does not go Trump's way, what will his mental state be? Be right back. A lot of people are talking about Donald Trump's mental state after the Bill Maher Truth Social rant where Trump went off in a dozen directions going after Bill for what he said on his television show Friday night. So, you know, people have been kind of raising this issue. But if the election does not go Trump's way, and it certainly looks like it's not, and Trump is a lame duck in the White House and there are investigations, what will his mental state be? Beginning on the day after Election Day, once he knows, because he knows that the investigations are coming and perhaps impeachment again if the Democrats win. so we actually talked to Senator Mark Kelly, Democrat from Arizona, he was out in New York City and um we talked to him about what this means for Trump if you guys take a big W in a week yeah take over the Senate actually the American people take the big W what do you think that's going to do to his mental state well he has demonstrated over the years that he will uh when stressed he will do some take some pretty extreme measures i mean this is the guy who when he didn't win the election in 2020 and he wasn't happy about it couldn't accept it he sent a mob to attack Congress okay so yeah i mean lame duck Donald Trump second time around yeah i think we've got to be concerned but at the same time we can't allow that to change what we do and how we conduct ourselves in the United States Senate what if he just takes the Dems W and tries to flip it into an L and thinks okay i'm gonna tank the economy now because uh i'm pissed and i want to show people that the Dems when they're in charge it doesn't go too well we're gonna stop them we're gonna we'll stop them doing it congress has you know some authorities to do things we can't let this guy you know scare us i'm never gonna be intimidated by him he still has the nuclear football like that's what i'm saying he might be pissed and he's not just going to go down quietly you're saying that they need to be held accountable i don't think people need to worry about that really he there there are issues with this guy but they're they they should not be worried about that i think based on things i know that kelly what he's saying about not using not going nuclear is correct that he would not that was very level-headed because a lot of times you might a Democrat might have taken a different Democrat might have taken the opportunity to sort of scare people that that's something, but I kudos to him for being level-headed as well. But my point, but now when the other stuff, yeah, when he says that Donald Trump does not take a loss easily, that's just undeniable. Right. And, and, and he, you know, he isn't Clinton and Stacey Abrams gone though. I don't think it's like that. I do. I don't think it's like that when you're prosecuting James Comey three times. I don't think it's like that when your process what to your point oh so what did hillary clinton do she denied the election she she she questioned the results stacy abram i don't know if she's still conceded losing the uh the governorship of georgia i mean this is what politicians do it's only an issue when donald trump does it well because let's just be consistent it's something called an insurrection well i would disagree about what he said the whole characterization there about sending an army but Anyway, did Hillary Clinton do anything that would approach that you could even kind of say there was insurrection? No, no, there was not. And by the way, we're talking about a fair, fair to say Donald Trump did not order them to go and break into the Capitol. What he did do is watch television for hours and allow me to try to send the National Guard. Why are we re-litigating January 6th? Nobody cares. Here's the bottom line. Nobody cares about January 6th. Nobody. I can't. You can't. But because you're financially set to harvest, you can't pay your gas with January 6th. You try to put your January 6th card in there and it doesn't get you gas. That doesn't bother you. Hold on. Have a more effective messaging here. Look at the screen. That doesn't bother you? Wait. That doesn't bother you? You want to stand on gas prices? Is that not a use as a thing? Because that doesn't bother you. No, I don't like that. I would never do that. I don't like that. But we're talking about if the president sent them there. That's what we're talking about. What I'm worried about is what he's going to do in the last two years if he loses this election. I know, but you've been saying this. He's not going to leave last time. It's always this crazy fear-mongering, Jacob needs a Prozac, the nuclear codes? Are we kidding? That was unhinged by Jacob. It's the retribution. We can agree that Jacob needs a Prozac. It is the retribution that I'm really worried about. That he goes, I mean, like, he's prosecuting James Comey a third time. No, right. I mean, but what else is he going to do in pulling the levers of government in the last two years? He suggested he was going to crash the American economy to make the Democrats look bad? No, no. Do you know how crazy that is? Do you realize that he won the popular election by more than 3 million votes? To your point. I know we think because we're living in this vacuum and we've got the- It's not going to happen this time. Well, he's not up for election. He said he is. He said, treat it like I'm on the ballot. Treat it like I'm on the ballot. Oh, yeah, because he's trying to get his people out there. But this is a referendum on Donald Trump. I don't disagree with you then. If he says that, then he takes responsibility for the loss. Can I ask you one other question? Go ahead. Pointed question. Yes. Did you get that chain from the Cheesecake Factory? Go on, show it. Go on. I mean, if you're aware, show it offline. I liked the Cheesecake Factory, and I went there on Sunday. Coming up. You said a couple weeks ago, right, that Nick better not have any more kids. You and Nick, of course, have a son together. Yeah, he can do whatever he pleases. For me, I do not believe that there's enough time in the day and a person could be in so many places and have that many kids and responsibilities and it be fair, so why add more? Be right back. So this is a pretty fortunate that we got paid a visit today by Brie Tiese. Brie, welcome. Thanks for coming in. And there's some big news for the Selling Sunset cast. I'm sure you heard about Chrishell's breakup from G Flip. She posted about it this weekend. She was very upset about it. You didn't get along with her, my recollection. No, we didn't get along very well. So, your reaction to it? I'm so sorry. Yours. Oh, great. You tried. She had a lot to say about my relationship, so I'm going to let her do the talking on other people's relationships. I have nothing to say. Okay. Wish them the best. Okay. What about the future? Men or women? I think she might come back to our team, in my opinion. Jason? Ooh, Jason. I hope she doesn't go back to Jason. Jason left a comment on her post saying, we're always here for you and you know that you're loved. Was that him reaching out to maybe rekindle? No, I think he's genuine. I think Jason does care about Criselle. I think that he cares about most women at the office, so I think he's genuine. Yeah, he's dated, like, all of them except me. Well, who doesn't he care? See, when you say most, then the first thing I think is, well, who doesn't he care about? I think, minus our new cast shake-up, I don't believe he's had any girlfriends there. But before, he had dated, I think, everyone, actually. Okay, let's talk ultimatums. Uh-huh, yes, your ultimatum. I was fascinated by this, that you said a couple weeks ago, right, that Nick better not have any more kids. You and Nick, of course, have a son together. Yeah. I believe, was your son number 10 of the 12? Do you remember? No, I don't even remember. Nine, nine? No, I don't know. Eight or nine of the 12. In all fairness to me, I didn't know about the other kids when I was pregnant. So I didn't sign up for that. Well, you knew about some of that. You knew about the ones who were born before, but you didn't know that there were two other moms at that time. Yeah, I wasn't aware of that. So I didn't necessarily sign up for that. So you said 12 is the limit and you better not have a 13th. No, I just don't believe he can do whatever he pleases for me. I do not believe that there's enough time in the day and a person could be in so many places and have that many kids and responsibilities and it be fair. So why add more? Can he do it with 12? He's doing good. He's trying. He's killing himself doing it, but he's doing it. I just think for me, it doesn't make sense. And if that's what you want to do, good for you. But I'm not for it. So if he were to have a 13th, does that mean you're just not going to date him anymore? I haven't decided. I would have to see how I feel. I don't, I don't. You've got to stand on this ultimatum. No, I just, for me, I can't make decisions for a grown man. But I also don't like giving people ultimatums because I don't like ultimatums. I'm just saying I don't think it makes sense. I don't think it's necessary. So he can do as he pleases. but it's just not for me haven't you heard of a baker's dozen yeah i have he hasn't apparently but yeah uh we really appreciate you coming in thank you i appreciate it nice to see you guys thank you all right coming up well if you want more evidence that Tom Brady is killing it and i don't mean just in dating supermodels like Candice Swanepoel he showed off the watch he was wearing sunday be right back well if you want more evidence that Tom Brady is killing it and i I don't mean just in dating supermodels like Candice Swanepoel. He showed off the watch he was wearing Sunday during the game, the Packers-Lions game. By the way, you can get that watch for a cool and reasonable $500,000. It is a Rolex Daytona Rainbow, or Rainbow Daytona. It's got diamonds. It's got sapphires. Was that a flex? Was he doing that? He does this, apparently. He shows off his timepieces. He's very proud of them and shows them off before or after the games that he calls on Sundays. It's a rainbow. It's a rainbow. It's a rainbow. You see it? Yeah. That's why it's called the Daytona Rainbow. No, I understand. It's got a LGBTQ kind of flavor to it. You know what I'm saying? No? See you tomorrow.