Welcome to the nation of brian kilmeade. On the show tonight pete hegseth and tomi a. Jimmy failla like and make closure will be here, the only man in the building is a better dancer and i think im pretty close but first, i want to get to this, we saw gop hopeful take to the stage for the big debate, debate number two but to me it wasnt about the candidates and i know they dont vibe with the nomination, is the issues they were discussing not discussing. What struck me is how little talk about the economy because to me, is the issue that matters the most and according to the polls, the issue that matters the most to you. People are struggling, 60 of the people watching right now are living paycheck to paycheck. Nothing to be embarrassed about, is just the fact. Savings are drying up like three pandemic levels buying groceries and gas is a challenge to survive and drink the pockets of parents on childcare and grants are about to go away. All these factors are taking a toll on all of us s
thinking about this externally, we re here today to talk about it, so we re not forgetting about it. so it does tend to suggest that if there is a sport washing effect, that it may be manifesting itself in a different direction, possibly internally. and i think what we are seeing is, is the saudi authorities catering for the needs, catering for the demands of its predominantly gen z population, so that that population doesn t question too much, so that it doesn t challenge too much. and what it certainly, absolutely doesn t do is it doesn t take to the streets and challenge the hegemony in a way that we saw during the arab spring years, 11 or 12 years ago. and that saudi wealth fund, the pif, says it s currently worth around $700 billion and the aim is to increase that tenfold, so that becomes the world s largest sovereign wealth fund. how much do you think the saudis are prepared to spend on sport? i think short to medium term, we ll see more of the same, we ll increasingly see infras
for the royalfamily, basically, to maintain their grip on power? what s particularly interesting about saudi arabia and accusations of sport washing is if we re thinking about this externally, we re here today to talk about it, so we re not forgetting about it. so it does tend to suggest that if there is a sport washing effect, that it may be manifesting itself in a different direction, possibly internally. and i think what we are seeing is, is the saudi authorities catering for the needs, catering for the demands of its predominantly gen z population, so that that population doesn t question too much, so that it doesn t challenge too much. and what it certainly, absolutely doesn t do is it doesn t take to the streets and challenge the hegemony in a way that we saw during the arab spring years, 11 or 12 years ago. and that saudi wealth fund, the pif, says it s currently worth around $700 billion and the aim is to increase that tenfold, so that becomes the world s largest sovereign weal
is internal, trying to to make sure that the younger people are kept happy, so that they re still happy for the royalfamily, basically, to maintain their grip on power? what s particularly interesting about saudi arabia and accusations of sport washing is if we re thinking about this externally, we re here today to talk about it, so we re not forgetting about it. so it does tend to suggest that if there is a sport washing effect, that it may be manifesting itself in a different direction, possibly internally. and i think what we are seeing is, is the saudi authorities catering for the needs, catering for the demands of its predominantly gen z population, so that that population doesn t question too much, so that it doesn t challenge too much. and what it certainly, absolutely doesn t do is it doesn t take to the streets and challenge the hegemony in a way that we saw during the arab spring years, ii or 12 years ago. and that saudi wealth fund, the pif, says it s currently worth around
years now you and i have been sort of joking with one another about all these people with their little fauci candles and all of their hageeography praising and worshiping fauci and only now do we realize they had fauci fan day at twitter with twitter employees holding this guy up. you know, i don t have a problem with scientists who are wrong. the whole point of science is to question science and to make mistakes and then correct yourself. the problem is when you have a megalomaniac like anthony fauci who doesn t question science who thinks he is science and condemns anyone who questions him. and then is surrounded by government officials and then people in our business, in the media business, who protect him and elevate him to the point where you can t question him. and if you do question him, you re deemed somebody who wants