Summary
➡ The speaker discusses their journey from addiction to sobriety, expressing dissatisfaction with societal elites and the education system. They also express their political views, comparing the Democratic party to the Nazi party, and their decision to leave it. The speaker also mentions their belief in a spiritual war between good and evil, and their optimism about people becoming more giving and kind. They also discuss their experience in politics, their podcast, and their belief in the intelligence of working-class people.
➡ The speaker discusses their experiences and views on various topics, including the 2020 election, the COVID-19 pandemic, their political activism in Hawaii against Monsanto’s use of Roundup, and their decision to run for president in 2012. They also criticize the top-down approach of government and the lack of common sense in public policies. They express optimism about the democratizing power of the internet and its potential to liberate people from dependence on traditional media and bureaucratic institutions. The speaker also reflects on their career in comedy and their unique perspective on society.
➡ The text is a conversation about the importance of humor and courage in the face of adversity, particularly for comedians. The speaker shares her experiences of standing up against societal pressures and encourages others to do the same. She also discusses the spiritual awakening she believes is happening globally, and the return of common sense in politics. The conversation ends with her anticipation and concerns for the new Trump administration.
➡ The speaker discusses their belief that Trump was saved by God to help save the world. They express admiration for the team Trump has assembled and criticize those who have tried to “cancel” them. They also discuss the importance of standing up for children, women, and working people, and express their interest in improving education. The speaker ends by expressing their appreciation for Roseanne and her work.
Transcript
And that is the one and only Roseanne Barr. And Roseanne is here with us tonight to celebrate the holidays and the dawn of the new golden age that you all made possible on November 5th. So, Roseanne, welcome. It’s so good to see you again and such an honor to have you here with us. Well, thank you so much. It’s really fun to be here with you, too. Dr. Steve. Congratulations. Congratulations. That’s right. That’s right. Roseanne said congratulations before the interview. And I said, what did I, I haven’t achieved anything in a year. Oh, wait a minute.
We won. We won. We saved the country. We saved the world. World. Yeah. Unbelievable. We sure did. We sure did. Yeah. Talk about. Yeah, that was, I like to say November 5th was our July 13th. It was our butler, Pennsylvania. We dodged a major bullet. Boy. And the more she cackles, the more I realize what a bullet we dodge. That’s for sure. Well, I think it was bigger than that even. It was bigger than, bigger than what happened that horrible day. I, I, it’s so biblical to me. It’s completely biblical. And, you know, I kind of see everything through that prism.
I always have. But this is huger than anybody. I mean, I don’t think 90, maybe 99 of people don’t understand how huge it is. Yeah. It’s literally cosmic. Yeah, yeah. It’s God for sure. Yeah, absolutely. I, I couldn’t agree more. I actually, I’m going to want to talk to you about your spiritual journey as well as part of this because I know it’s a really important part of your analysis and your perspective of the world. I would be remiss all if I did not give a huge shout out to our mutual sponsor this evening. And that’s shopbeam.com particularly their wonderful beam dream which knocks me right.
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What. And now here we are on the other side of November 5th. What’s your biggest takeaway from Trump’s win? What, what, what were you most impressed by? I, I knew it was going to happen because I’d been going around and talking to people, you know, doing comedy and stuff. And it just, everywhere I went, everyone was for Trump. I mean, even people that, you know, in 2020 weren’t. And so I knew it was going to happen. But my biggest takeaway from it is that the American people acted in their best self interest, which, because of all the brainwashing and BS that they’ve flooded us within the mockingbird media, you know, to, to make us take our eye off the ball of taking care of ourselves and that it’s our money they’re sending to other countries to be for ourselves.
That’s the, that’s the basis of self awareness and just awareness. And I felt like they had blinded and brainwashed so many away from that, away from knowing that they cared more about what everybody else thought of them. Well, and I don’t blame them because they were bullied if they stepped out of line at all, you know, according to the dogma of the times. But, yeah, shove down their throats. But you know what they Acted for good. Yeah. And I think. And they acted for their kids and they acted for, I believe, for the rights of woman and for liberty and for the shining light of the light of the world, which is the United States of America, the Constitutional Republic of the United States of America, which I think everybody just finally understood over, especially since the Trump trials.
Understood. And it became very clear that we had always heard there was a two tiered justice system in our country. And, you know, if you were an activist, which I was, and, you know, anybody who followed anything new, that there was a two tiered justice system and that it was based on class and race. And those are always, you know, people who couldn’t afford justice. Right. Didn’t get it. And. And that a lot of bigots ran a lot of judgeships and police forces. And, you know, that was the history of our country. Yeah. And, you know, for some people, it was easy to say, oh, that those people complain too much or, oh, maybe that happens once in a while.
But we all saw it with Trump. Yeah. We saw the inverse of it. Yep. And there was no denying it. And then everybody was kind of like, how did we let this happen? Yes. And we, we let it happen because we were hoodwinked and bamboozled. Yeah. And those are strong words. They come from Malcolm X. And everybody just said, you know what? We’re gonna vote for something new and better that promises to fix things a lateral. And enrich some people, enriching themselves on the misery of others and making sure to keep them miserable in order to enrich themselves on that misery.
We all said, hell no. Yep. Hell no. We’re going with what we believe this country is about, which is about one law for everybody and liberty. Growth at a golden age. Dreams, dreams coming true. You making your dreams come true. No more depression and mental illness. No more strife. Just a beautiful country that fulfills all the promises. We, as you know, the working people of this country have sent their children to fight and die for. For all these many years. We’re going to have it now because we decided we want. We decided we were capable of it, and we did the work.
Because I know, I know people were out there. I know people were out there in every state that I talked to because, you know, the campaign asked me to call and speak to people were doing the real work of registering. And people were out there, old people, young people, every kind of people. And they understood that, oh, my gosh, it is our government and we own it. It doesn’t own us. Hello. We won’t that’s right. It’s called a constitutional republic. Right? That’s right. As Reagan used to say, we tell the government what rights it has, it doesn’t tell us what rights we have.
Have you come across Alonda Newhouses, she writes for. As a tablet magazine. I think her. She had this concept known as brokenism. She saw the 2024 election as basically brokenness versus status quoists. So everyone agreed something’s just desperately wrong here. Brokenness believed that it. You needed some shock therapy to come from the outside. You needed some. You need something like Trump and Elon Musk and Vivek and, and RFK and Tolston. So we’re just come in from the outside and, and revamp that they broke it, we’ll fix it kind of thing. You know, status quo is believed.
Things are still broken, but they still clung to the hope that there were enough resources within the status quo for it to be able to fix the problems it creates. It’s not. It’s not the most coy, but that’s where the way she was, that’s the way she was sort of assessing the election. Well, I would assess it as such. Can I say a bad word? It’s Christmas time. We could do whatever we want. Okay, here’s how I see it. People who are or were previously addicted to. Yes. Got sober. Yes. That’s my assessment. Yeah, they got sober from the.
They thought they needed to live and they went, hey, you know, this doesn’t. This doesn’t really taste good. Right. Once I really taste it and realize what I’m eating, just because everybody else is swallowing it with both hands at a three yards at a time, it. It’s really. Yeah, yeah. And I think that, of course that came from the bottom, not the top, not, you know, lofty professors and such. It came from the people who do the real work that makes everything go. The people who can’t, you know, pay their bills and who are being ground into the dirt by these lofty elitists that care nothing for the people who do that work and pay for it all, which unfortunately many of the professors are part of.
They’re part of that elite. Yeah, yeah. It’s the worst abusive boyfriend you could ever be in a relationship with. Yes. And. And the women just went, you know, I’m packing my bags and I’m going to leave. And that means I have to go register a bunch people. And, you know, the women of America woke up too, because they are sick and tired of being humiliated as some kind of a national pastime. Yeah, we’re sick of it. And we’re sick of the state believing they own our children if we send them to their crappy schools. We’re sick of that.
We’re sick of that. They created these little ghettos to keep people so they could do experiments on them. I mean, I really think that the Democrat party is the Nazi party. And I was a Democrat and I left it when I saw way too many parallels there. And so for me, it was, are we going to become. I got to close this window. The guy next to me is building. Oh, yeah, you bet. You correct. You go right ahead. I could do another Beam Dream ad. Right. Make sure you guys click on that link below shop beam.com.
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It always goes in steps. It doesn’t just happen overnight. And I, I was so happy because I realized that. Good one. Yes. That’s no small thing. That’s right. That’s right. That is certainly no small thing, especially in a fallen world like this, as it were. Yeah. You’re absolutely right. You know, you’re, you’re actually, you know what that means biblically, if I can tell you. Yeah. Because I was talking to other students of Torah who are my friends and are this one great rabbi. He is just great. His name’s Rabbi Kesson and you can find him on YouTube.
He gives great lectures, has about a thousand of them on holidays and all kinds of good stuff. But what this means because America is so important to the world and it was like on the brink of falling, you know, it’s like a near death experience kind of. Yeah. And he said what this means is that, that we chose good. That means because stuff on earth always happens according to Judaism, it happens after there’s a trial in heaven. Oh, wow. Then the stuff happens on earth because that’s the one. He’s the judge and he, he decides, you know, we don’t.
But the rabbi said that we chose good means that the Satan lost his case. Oh, I love it. Isn’t that great? Oh, my. That gives me chills. Yeah. In the higher court, where God is the judge, He. He’s allowed to plead his case. Yeah. Like. Like within job, right? Yeah. When he’s. When he’s. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. So this is. This. This strikes at the heart of how cosmic this was. Yes. Because that means he’s lost. Yeah, he has lost. This battle that everybody always talks about. It’s a spiritual war between good and evil. The guy lost upstairs in the court, the higher court.
And that means. Wow, so much. Now we have. Now we will and we are. You can see that. I can see it everywhere. We already are so changed. Just that that happens. Isn’t it amazing? It’s conscious of. Yeah. Because everybody’s like, okay, now I’m gonna. I mean, every place I go, people are not just going, oh, I’m going to buy a new car. I’m going to be. They’re saying stuff like this. I’m going to start an organization. And these are just regular people. These are not, you know, billionaires or nothing. Just my neighbors and stuff are going, you know what? I think I could put together a group that would.
People are being more giving, kinder. More good. Yes. More good. Yeah. It’s good wins. Yeah. Yeah. It’s huge. It’s so huge. And, and you. And I notice you’re. You’re using the term as it were. The people. The people you from. From what I think we were talking earlier, from 2012, when you actually ran for president. You’ve. You’ve been on the front lines of a. Of a political realignment that’s been going on. It’s been very frustrating to get it to manifest itself in. In the numbers that we can imagine it. But in many ways, it seems to me that you were on the cutting edge of this rising populist wave where.
Where we redefine the political divide from its, you know, traditional horizontal divide, left versus right, you know, Democrats versus Republicans, and it gets redefined vertically, where it’s the people versus this elite, corrupt political class that rules for its own power and affluence. Can you just talk a little bit? I mean. And you’ve had RFK on your podcast, a wonderful podcast, by the way. Again, click on the link below to subscribe to Roseanne’s podcast. Nicole Shanahan, I think you called her your new bestie. She’s amazing. She’s incredible. I love how Maha and Maga are overlapping. Can you talk about that? This.
This kind. This realignment that we’re Seeing in real time. I mean, you were there really in many ways at the very beginning of it. Yeah, I, I was always that kind of a thinker. And it was funny because I always found myself pretty much to be the average American thinker. You know, I just maybe thought deeper into things than other people because I was looking for jokes, you know, but I knew I was just an average American thinker and had some common sense. Right. And, you know, I didn’t need to lie all the time because I wanted to fix problems.
I, I had a whole bunch of kids and not a lot of money, so of course I wanted to fix problems. So that comes. Common sense comes from that. Well, I didn’t go, how can I shuffle these problems so that I can thereby attain more stock? You know what I mean? It was just common sense. And so it, it, I, that’s been like a gift to me. And it’s always. I just always knew I was supplying the every man, every woman point of view thing, you know, because every, Everybody pretty much thinks like me. Right, right.
Especially people who, you know, from, you know, working class backgrounds who, who had to figure out a lot of stuff to keep going. You know, we’re very smart. And when I, that was one thing when I was a kid, that used to really make me mad when I watched TV and it would show working people as being real dumb. And that really ticked me off when I was just a kid. Yeah. And I thought, well, if I’m ever going to get on tv, there, I’m going to show how smart we are. And, you know, that was a lot of the driving force behind my show and why I did it, because that’s where the joke is when I guess it’s laying power to waste or popping the hypocrisy of people who think that a whole bunch of people are.
What did she call us? What did Hillary Clinton call us? I can’t. Oh, deplorables. Yes, yes. Basket of deplorables. Oh, gosh. They really do think Trump supporters are garbage and stuff. I mean, they really do. Right. And yet we’re way smarter than any of them. We don’t have to lie, that’s for sure. And this showed it. That was another thing. Yeah, this proved it. And he won the popular vote, too, because they were going to be able to say so much. They were going to say, well, at least Hillary won the popular vote. Well, yeah, because she cheated like hell and owned all the machines.
I mean, you can’t even say the truth. They can’t even do that, that’s right. That’s right. Ran out. It really did. They tried to everybody into thinking that Biden won in 2020. And you know, if you even questioned it, you went to prison. Exactly. Oh, we knew that on, on YouTube especially. Yeah, that’s for sure. And they don’t think the American people saw that too. Two tiered system. They think we’re too dumb to even see it. Right, right. But we weren’t. Right. We certainly weren’t. It’s so. And you meant. Well, you just mentioned that, that the common sense element to it.
Just think about the way they treated us during COVID and Fauci and so forth. The, the fact that we would say, hey, you know, you need to justify your public policies based on common sense so that the people can participate in those policies. We were treated like heretics when we talk that way. No, we have. We. They acted literally as if they were bishops or kings that had a special anointing of knowledge by virtue of their ordination. It was the most insane thing. They are knights in some secret societies that they’re all involved in. You know.
But I was going to tell you where, where I figured it out most is the reason I ran for President in 2012 is because I was a farmer in Hawaii and they were trying to grow their frankincense next to our organic seeds, you know, and it was. Monsanto was using Roundup and the state was coming by and spraying Roundup on our organic stuff. Well, we had no say in it. So I got politicized then and went and got with a bunch of farmers on the island. And I said, because Hawaii, Hawaii is under a trust. The children, the Hawaiian children are under a trust of the queen and it was for their health.
So I said, wait a minute. Has the state of Hawaii under the living queen, Lili Ola Alani. Trust for the children of Hawaii. Has the state in her name for the children. The Keiki here, have they done studies of the effect of Roundup on the children here? And everybody poo pooed me. And go, well, of course, because science, right, that. That’s a science university there in, in Hawaii. So I searched it. So Steve. Oh, there you go. And guess what? There was not one study in the trust of the Hawaiian children’s health by the state of Hawaii because Monsanto pays them all.
And don’t you know, when our group reported that to the city council, we kicked Monsanto off the big island of Hawaii. Wow. And when I saw how common sense when applied can change stuff, I decided by gosh I’m going to run for president. And, and that’s why I ran because, you know, I, I wanted people to know common sense can cure every problem. Stop making it illegal, you dumb sons of a. Blank, blank. Stop making common sense. But you know how they did it, Steve? George Soros made small government illegal. Yep, yep. Localized government. Nope. It’s got to be top down managerialism.
Yep, exactly. And that is what people don’t know of why they overturned Roe v. Wade, because that was not a bill that came from the people. Right. That was judicial fiat where those same guys like Fauci sat in a room and decided to make law. And that’s not our form of government. So women should be ecstatic that three or four judges don’t decide their health and their. But instead they’re all up in arms over it. But they didn’t have problem running for the shots, did they? Massive mind control of idiocy. It’s true. It’s true. But, but, but you sometimes, well, you, but you.
I mean, I think again, you, I think you just, you really put your finger on the, the solution when you said so, I searched. So I. Sir, that’s techno populism. That’s. Yeah. The Internet is radically democratized information and it liberates us from any dependence on the legacy media or the, or the old government, you know, university bureaucracies or the HHS or the cdc. They don’t have a monopoly over information anymore. So that common sense now has a friend in the Internet. You know, I used to work at the George Peabody Library in Baltimore. I want a Peabody.
You. Oh, you want a Peabody. I know you’ve won a few things. You want a pee? Is it the same guy? Because he’s everywhere. I’ve noticed. He’s like in New Haven, he in Baltimore. I think it’s the same guy. He’s like a 19th century benefactor. This is, this is when, when the ultra wealthy actually used their money to build music. Music conservatories and museums and churches and synagogues. Pedophile islands. Exactly, exactly. It’s the total opposite of our, of our modern globalist wealth. That does not. What does Larry Fink ever do, for heaven’s sake? But, but that cathedral that they call that library, the cathedral of books, it’s got 300,000 books.
It’s huge. It’s beautiful. Roseanne, I have access. You have access to 100 million on this thing. I know. It’s stunning. Now, it’s not a, it’s not an either or. I love libraries and so Forth. But it’s amazing that we’re not where this is that techno populism. We now can use our own common sense and we have the tools now to emancipate ourselves from the legacy media and these old bureaucratic institutions. And you’re doing it. I’ll tell you, this guy I talked to, I think it was 1996. I went to this dinner with some interesting people and he had laid the groundwork for Ted Turner’s network.
There’s from Mexico City with satellites. He had done the satellite stuff because I’ve always been interested in technology and all that. And he was talking, he said this is going to be. This will be the. The real, the true renaissance of the world information. And he said for the first. He was really cool guy. Older. He said for the first time in human history no church, no state. Wow. Wow. Can keep the truth away from people. And he said what that will give birth to is. He said, he said by. By 50 years from now there will be no hunger.
Right. Because people will act in. In, you know, for, for rational self interest. You can’t live in a neighborhood with starving people. And that it would cause like this huge, you know, that’s what I feel like we’re on our way to golden age. Golden age. Everybody, everybody is aware and doing better and thinking better and being better to good. Yeah. I mean Elon saying that the future is going to be amazing. I mean you could just sense it. That’s exactly the way it feels. Absolutely. Can we go back into the past a little bit? Speaking of.
Okay. I’m not going to talk about Tom Arnold. You will not have to do that on. On this channel. We’ll get you next time with that baby. But I was. I was sharing with Roseanne before the interview that I saw her on her in real time. I guess it was. It was pre recorded but in real time on Johnny Carson’s Tonight show back in. I believe it was 1985. I was a. I was a bit of a. I was a nerd in high school. I was a classical guitarist. That’s how I ended up at Peabody Conservatory music in Baltimore.
And I practice good. Yeah. Yeah. Well, it’s. It’s harder than it used to be. Let’s put it that way. I get it. I would come home from school, I’d be too tired to practice. So I would sleep like three, four, five hours, get up, do some homework and then I’d start to practice. But I’d always take a break to watch The Tonight Show. 11:30pm Right. Every night. And I saw your debut. I saw it and you were wonderful. I remember that. I never forgot you. I, I. So I’ve been following you since at least the national level, from the very beginning.
And I was telling you that, you know, one of the things I love about comedy, and it’s part of like the Athenian comedy tradition and all that, is the unique way comedians offer social commentary and political insights that only the comedian sees, no one else can do it. Have you reflected on your own unique comedic insights and how they do offer a very unique perspective on our society and our politics and spirituality and culture and the like? Well, I know I have a certain set of eyeballs that see stuff that only I see. I just always was like that.
And the same stuff was always funny to me. Every, everyday things that people do is really funny to me. The way people think and have two completely different ideas in their head at the same time. And, and then, I don’t know, it’s just funny. It’s just funny to me. It doesn’t make any sense. Nothing makes. He said, that’s, that’s the brilliance of it. I don’t know where you got the domestic goddess line, but it’s just again, it was just, it was, I love that. I mean, it’s just again, you’re not expecting. Well, that was from my mom and her friends in Salt Lake City, Utah.
When I was a little girl, they had this group and they was reading this book called the Joy of Womanhood by Helen B. Andalin. And that was a book that all the housewives are reading at the time. And it, and one chapter was called how to be a Domestic Goddess. Oh, that’s great. And they, they had all these things in there and I, I was a smart mouth and a horrible little girl. And so they were saying they was, they were reading out loud and somebody said, you, the book said, do you want your husband to buy you that, that new blender? You know, shake your curls and smile.
And it was all this kind of. Yeah, I knew it’s so I, even as a girl, so I says, why don’t you just get a job and buy your own blender? And all. They were irate at me. That’s kind of my first domestic goddess joke. I love it. Oh, I love it. But then I did get to meet that woman and thank her for letting me steal her. There you go. That’s great. She created a monster and she had no idea. But then you also had to, you had to channel a lot of courage. You and A.
A number of. I mean, I would say just comedians in general because comedy was under the threat from the woke mob like nothing else. I mean, my heavens, you know that better than anyone, but you stood your ground. Yeah, I, in many ways, I have to say, Roseanne, I think comedians, and this is so wonderful if you think about it, but those who make us laugh, which is one of the most human qualities. I mean, the more we laugh, the more we flourish as humans. It’s just. It’s so. It’s such a divine quality within us. I know.
Yeah. Yeah, it is. It’s divine. Exactly. And, you know, comedians, the ones who. Who were in touch with that divine spark, as it were, you were on the front lines of the counter offensive against the woke mob. And it was. And it was very hard for a humorless, miserable, pernicious group to be able to fight back against your whimsical laughter and your jokes. And I mean, it just, it just, It’s a, It’s a. It’s very much like Joshua sending the. The walls down through music. You know, I, I thought of all that, too, but I, you know, they did take me down low.
And, you know, I felt like God was. I know it wasn’t me because I’m not that smart, but I kind of got the message from God and he said to me, the only way not to lose is you gotta fight even harder. Wow. And smarter. And so I, I did and I encourage. You know, I went back to the stage and I was hanging around with a lot of young comics and they’d ask my opinion, and I say, you got to be braver now than you’ve ever been. You got to. We got to be more offensive than we’ve ever feared.
And, you know, I saw it like, I saw them do it. And, you know, there’s nothing more fun, like I say, than laying the mighty low, especially when they’re hypocrites and liars and such. You get the biggest laugh off of that one. You laugh. Power to scorn. And they can’t come back from. After everybody’s laughed at them, they can never come back. And so that’s the weapon that, you know, the comedian, the fool, the jester was the only one that could tell the king the truth about himself once a year at the big party, you know, so it’s a kind of.
It is a holy thing that you’re. You’re able to stare it in the face and then get people to laugh at, to scorn, because that’s so top. That’s My dad used to say, they say the pen is mightier than the sword, but the joke is mightier than both of them. I agree. A thousand. And you can’t. You can’t argue with a joke any more than you can argue with a song. It has its own. I remember seeing Richard Pryor when I was little going, oh, my God. He’s taking down an entire institution. I knew it. Wow.
And he did. Wow. Wow. Absolutely. Rosette, do you think we’re going through a spiritual reawakening? Is it. Do you see that in this, in our nation and perhaps around the world? Definitely. Yeah. That’s the biblical point. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I definitely do. And. And I think it’s. It’s something. It’s of such a great. It’s like a frequency. Yes. Of such great magnitude that it’s like a frequency. It’s. It’s a. Above or greater than religion, even. Yeah. It’s a harmony. And it’s just something like. I sometimes say, we’re. We’re growing a new organ of perception, you know? Yep.
Absolutely. I know exactly what you’re talking about. Words. But I feel it in that, you know, just this. A smile from someone. It tells you so much. Yeah. You can perceive so much more than you ever thought possible before. It’s deepened. Yes. Awareness is deepened in all of us, I think. Yeah. So much. We’ve been through so much. Yeah, yeah. And so much darkness. So that the. The light is looking so beautiful right now and so calm and so inviting, and it’s very, very similar. Kind of the Lord of the Rings speech, you know, with. With.
With Samwise Gamgee telling. Telling Frodo. You know, we. It’s like in those old stories, and they were so dark and they were so dangerous, and you didn’t. You didn’t see how anything good could come of this. And yet, nevertheless, the light did eventually shine again, and it shined all the brighter and all the more beautiful. Those are the stories that define us to get through. Right. The only way. The only way past it is through it, quite literally. And. Yeah. And that’s why I’m excited to say, you know, that Hanukkah and Christmas occur on the same day.
Yeah, I saw that. Which is really. Really a very cool thing. And talking about expanding light, you know. Oh, absolutely. Yes, exactly. The Festival of Lights. Exactly. Yeah. Yeah, yeah. A lot of people don’t recognize the Jewish backdrop to so much of. Well, virtually all of the New Testament. It’s. It’s so. So I actually just came across there Was. There’s a second century text, it’s originally Jewish text. I think Christians redacted it around the second century A.D. called the Life of Adam and Eve. And I just heard about that too. Yeah. Oh, it’s so brilliant. It’s so wonderful.
And, and it, and when Adam and Eve are exiled, God gives them three things to remember. The garden by gold, frankincense and myrrh, which is so cool. You know, you’re like, whoa, this is neat. So, so you’re, you’re seeing all of these very Jewish themes coming back into, into the world of the New Testament. And, and it’s, it’s magnificent, it’s glorious. It’s just, it’s so rich and beautiful and, you know, I think it’s. In Judaism, it’s the time of the, in gathering everybody, you know, coming back to source, and we’re all not that different really. Right, right.
Yeah. It just seems like the secular age, the age of the machine and managerialism, that’s cold and stale. It’s dying away. And there’s a, there’s a spring tide of, of life and civilization coming back. And you see, I mean, globalist regimes are collapsing like everywhere you could find. Yeah, I know, you fall. It’s nuts. I mean, Trudeau’s just hanging by a thread. And the French government’s collapsed. The far left German government’s collapsed. I just read they’re calling what’s her name, Giorgio Maloney of Italy, the new, the Queen of Europe, because she’s the only one who actually has a really high approval rating.
All the other members of the G7, their governments are all falling apart. You’re seeing with naive Bukele and El Salvador and Javier Milei in Argentina, just, it’s, it really does feel like a golden age. It really does. Well, I’ll, you know, it’s like a return of common sense center, you know, these extremists on, on every side, what they tried to do and were successful, it seems for a time they marginalized the vast metal. And how do you do that and survive? But they did. But I knew the center can’t hold when you do stuff like that.
So that’s why I, you know, may have seen it differently than other people, but you can’t, you can’t do that and survive. It can’t go anywhere and it ends up in the dustbin of history where it belongs. And you know, the vast middle learned a lot watching both extremes and said we want none of it. We don’t want Stalinism and we don’t want fascism. We want liberty and personal liberty. Personal. Absolutely. Absolutely. What do you. Just to tie it all up, what are you looking most forward to with this new Trump administration and his. And his dream team Cabinet? And.
And also, what are you most concerned about? What still concerns you? About maybe Mordor continuing to exercise a little influence in the world. I think Trump knows, you know that rabbi I told you about, Rabbi kissing. He asked somebody to ask Trump at a. I gotta leave my hair alone. At a press conference, he asked somebody to ask Trump, why do you think God spared your life? Because Trump said that, you know, he feels that God saved him. And so Trump said, I want you to ask that question again. I want you to ask it louder.
Wow. And so he did. And Trump’s answer was, maybe it was to that I can be part of saving the world. And that’s a huge. Yeah, huge thing. And so I think he knows what he’s here for. Yeah. And he isn’t going to be fooled again, I don’t think. And he knows how it works now. And he surrounded himself with so many brilliant people. It’s just like, wow, this is just. We’re living in. These are the best of times. It’s a dream team. It’s amazing. They canceled. I mean, I think that’s Brett Weinstein’s phrase. They canceled everybody, yourself included.
I’ve been partly canceled. They’ve canceled. And what have they done? All they’ve done is created this dream team. You know, they have a brain drain. They’re the most incompetent people on the planet right now. And all the competence is, by God’s grace, has all moved to, like you’re saying, to the center, the sensible center, and is ready now to. To. To go to the next stage, as it were, the next. The next chapter. Well, I think, you know, I think God builds people up sometimes so people will see them knocked down. God makes people powerful so that people will organize, unite, and get rid of them and realize their power.
And I think, you know, that’s what happened. We went, okay, I’m gonna have to get off the couch and do something right. And it was time that that happened, and we did it. And congratulations, America. You won. You won for your children and your grandchildren, everybody else’s grandkids and kids. You did the right thing. You chose good. And now we’re going to see what happens as a result of that. And I think it’s going to be fantastic. And I look forward to going to Mar a Lago, see all my friends down There. And I love to dance.
And I love to dance down there. It’s really a fun place to dance. Kind of old, so you don’t have to. If you want to feel young, hang out with old people. Right? Yeah. Really? No kidding. Well, that’s a little. That’s a little twist on Rodney Dangerville. I think if you want to feel thin, hang out with fat people. Yeah, that’s true. But everybody’s so nice down there and, you know, I’ve just had a blast down there. Everyone is so nice. And I like Florida. I hope it, I hope they fix it. Yeah. Keep it red.
Yeah, exactly. Yeah. Yeah, that’s. Well, they should. It looks like it was, it was teetering for a while on finally turning red, but it always kind of frustrated you. It stayed purple and it voted for Obama twice, if I recall. And so. And then finally some. Something DeSantis did right in he. It. I mean, it, it happened. It just, it just literally. What was it, 2022. He got that 20 point win and then that was, you know, when he got reelected. And then. I mean, I wish he did. I wish he didn’t run against Trump. I think that was like the biggest political mistake he could have possibly made.
I think Trump used him to play the stooge. Oh, there you go. Okay. Yes. I’m always looking behind the scenes. Yeah, well, there you go. There, there’s that wisdom. That’s right. Yeah. Interesting. Yeah, yeah, yeah, that makes sense. Actually, Trump plays 5D chess or even six chess. I’m waiting for, I’m, I’m waiting for all the D class. That’s gonna be. Oh, butter the popcorn for that. Oh, my. Cash. Cash. Bringing it all out. And oh, my gosh, America, who, whoever isn’t red now will be then. That’s right. Can you, I mean, can you imagine just how the, the, the incredible justice of that with Robert Kennedy, a Kennedy coming back to D.C.
and the executive branch seeing his uncle’s and I’m sure his father’s file made fully public. It’s. It’s unbelievable. Just the way it all went. Came full circle. Absolutely amazing. It’s biblical. It is cosmic. We have links down below to your website, your podcast. Well, is there any place you want people to go to to keep up with all things Roseanne? Well, I got a Twitter, the real Roseanne. And I got, you know, the Roseanne Barr podcast, wherever they have podcasts. And you know, I got all those other things, Instagram and all that, you know, where everybody goes, yeah, yeah, I have to have my Son, help me operate it all.
But, you know, I, I, I like encouraging people and, and telling them to have heart. We can’t give up. I would say, you know, we can’t give up after all we’ve been through because not now, not after. We’re so close to winning. And now it’s like we can’t give up now that we won because now we have to do the real work on the road to get it working for the kids. Got to get better schools. That’s, that’s right. Something I’m very interested in, I intend to stay interested in. Yes. Yeah, absolutely. Yeah. I was in classical education for 18 years where students studied the, the, the, the great canonical works of literature and great music and art and we talked about the great Greek comedies and so on and, and they learned doing stuff like that.
Absolutely. I mean, because it awakens that moral imagination. Yeah, yeah. They just, they have them so disheartened and so full of self doubt on every level. That’s how they like them. Yeah. I mean, it is a war on children. That’s the one we, that’s the one. I’m most happy that we won because I’ve known that it was a war on children for a long, long time. And I’ve been active in that, in that regard for a long, long time. So I’m just happy that America stood up for children, for women and for all working people and everything good.
Yes. Amen. Yeah. Yeah. It is. As we wrap up, it is interesting how Satan always seems to attack children, doesn’t he? Before, but, but ironically before. Great act of God. A great, you know, so I’m thinking of, you know, Pharaoh, the pharaoh killing the children before the great exodus or Herod killing the children before, you know, the, the Ministry of Christ. And yeah, it’s. Yeah. Gang. Make sure to click on the link below. Keep up with Roseanne’s latest podcast. Also make sure to check out our sponsor, shopbeam.com huge shout out to them for sponsoring video Roseanne.
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That’s. No, I, I really appreciate that. I just can’t thank you enough for everything you’ve done. And, you know, you, I mean, you, You’ve a champion, a populous champion when it’s. When it wasn’t popular. And you’ve done it in the midst of a very hostile audience where you are. And so thank you for that. Thank you for taking your stand. And I should say right back to you, congratulations. You did it. We won. Well, I didn’t want to do it, but God made me, so I have to listen to him. You know, he’s like, get out there.
Get out there. Okay. Well, Moses didn’t want to do it either, but I, I so enjoy your. Your show, watch you all the time, and it’s been wonderful to be with you, too. Thanks. Roseanne. Let’s have you back soon. We’d love to have you. I love it. You gotta, you gotta come and let me pick your brain, too. We’ll do it. We’ll do it. All right. God bless Roseanne. Thank you.
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