Lefties Losing It: Robert De Niro’s unhinged rant mocked

It's time for Lefties Losing It. Let's start with feral lefties abusing hard-working ICE agents calling these men of colour foot soldiers of a fascist regime. The reaction from the agents is

perfect. No thoughts. You guys are the foot soldiers of a fascist regime, right? Is that not what it is? Is that funny? Is that funny?

Yeah, it is pretty funny because you're ridiculous. And have you noticed that ICE agents tend to be far more diverse than the lefty losers abusing them who are almost always white? Interesting, isn't it? Now let's check in on some of the celebrities taking part in possibly the dumbest protest ever take place, the No King rallies. Guys if you actually lived in the fascist dictatorship that you think you live in, well you wouldn't be able to have rallies. You'd be gunned down in the streets like protesters in Iran. Something lost on the likes of actress

Jane Fonda and former MSNBC host Joy Reid.

Bring five friends. Bring people who haven't gone to protests before. No Kings is like a first step. It's like reaching out a hand and saying, come on, there's a room for everybody

here. You'll have fun, you'll meet new people. And you can protest and look cute while doing it. Listen, get out there and no kings and arrive with five. Don't go anywhere alone in these autocratic streets.

Yep, the lefties did bring their friends and they were waving Hezbollah flags and Hamas flags and even the hammer and sickle flags were flying high in the streets of New York. You know, that's the symbol of genuine oppression that has been responsible for tens of millions of deaths around the world.

Working class revolution! Working class revolution! Woo!

But back to the nincompoop celebs, and Jane Fonda was back this time with fellow aging star Bruce Springsteen. You know, these people are too old to be this stupid. Talking about being too old to be this stupid, leading the New York rally was Robert De Niro. There he is holding a banner alongside Attorney General Letitia James and Reverend Al Sharpton and sadly Robert De Niro decided to

give a speech. Now in the past he has embarrassed himself trying to speak off

the cuff so this time he wrote a speech. It didn't go well. How can this be happening? Look at the power of the No King's National Uprising. Look at the power of the No King's National Uprising. Afraid of Trump? Please. No, they should be more afraid of us. OK, let's give him another go.

He is an actor. He should be able to read from a script.

Tested the constitutional limits of their power, but none have been such an existential threat to our freedoms and security. None except Trump. He must be stopped and he must be stopped now. And that's what No Kings is all about because he can't do all the f***ed up things that he's been doing without the collusion of Congress

and the goons in his administration. Mm-hmm. This guy is railing against democracy. Sounds a little bit insurrection-y to me. He would be dangerous if he wasn't such an unserious clown.

It's diabolical. Afraid of Trump? Please. No, they should be more afraid of us.

Yeah.

Because we still believe in the core American values of justice, equality, decency, and kindness.

Just zero self-awareness from that guy. What a way to destroy your legacy by showing what a delusional, hateful, dimwit you are when you were once known simply as a great actor. Now why are they marching? Because they're crazy, hysterical and dangerously misinformed. In other words, they're lefties losing it. This woman is convinced that there are

death camps on American soil. Seriously.

No death camps on American soil!

Can I ask what you're saying? No death camps on American soil. No cats?

No death cats.

Oh, cats.

Okay, so that's why you're here protesting today?

Yeah, because those camps are death camps. Camps are raping them. They do a lot of kid-lifting, so they can still rape people. So, I'm here protesting because I'm here protesting because I'm here protesting because I'm here Camps are death camps. Camps are raping them. They doing what Hitler did. So they can shove it up their little tussies and smug it. So where are these camps at?

They were in Florida. The Florida Keys.

I was just in the

the Florida Keys. I was just in the the Florida Keys.

I was just in the

the Florida Keys.

I was just in the Florida Keys, didn't see any death camps, plenty of cocktails, tourists, roosters walking around. But back to our celebs, and it's not just your A-listers joining these pathetic gatherings.

The D-listers are there too. They're all part of this No Kings Movement. And that includes soap actress and failed Real Housewives of Beverly Hills cast member, Eileen Davidson, who has been scared for the past 10 years. Well, except for the few years where Biden was in charge.

I have been feeling really scared, actually for like the last 10 years, I forget my drip, on and off. But especially right now. There's a lot of weird things going on. This war in Iran that nobody voted for, and yet here we are at war. I mean, how? The stuff with the TSA. God bless them.

Minneapolis, the killings there. Epstein files, the list is endless and that's why it's so scary right? It just seems like you can't see the light of day.

And the D-list celebs aren't just taking part in no-kings rallies, they're bragging about being annoying Karens harassing ICE agents. Here is Busy Phillips explaining ICE was in her neighbourhood on her street. She was so scared.

ICE was in my neighborhood, an apartment building on my street, and I just stood there and was annoying. I was just an annoying white woman. And then they- Yes, bring white women to the front. I was just like, what are you doing? Why are you just standing there waiting at the door? I have a daughter. I'm a single mother. I don't I can't and I just was like, annoying them. Yes. And the guy they

weren't talking to me. They were like covert faces. They're like ma'am. And I was like, you guys don't seem like police. I don't know what's going on. This is scary. I feel scared. The reverse Karen is such a gift to our society right now. Yeah.

Joining me now is Newsweek senior editor at large Josh Hammer. Josh, what can you say about that? But tell me about these nationwide no kings protests. What were they primarily against? Is it the war against the Iranian regime, against ICE or everything Trump? Yeah, well, Rita, no one really knows. That's kind of the whole problem, against ICE, or everything Trump?

Yeah, well Rita, no one really knows. That's kind of the whole problem, isn't it? I mean, these people are just doing the whole performative outrage thing for the entire purpose of being performatively outraged. They're doing it because they,

it's kind of cathartic for them, frankly. They really have no principles, no values. They probably have no social life, probably have no personal life, frankly. They probably have no spiritual life. They really have no life period because they're just a bunch of flinty, stinking losers.

And this is basically their way of making them feel self-entitled and ultimately go to sleep at night thinking that they have shown it to the man. Because as you correctly point out, I actually could not tell you. think they're protesting ICE. I'm sure some think they're protesting the top link of the Ayatollah Khomeini.

I mean, insert your leftist cause of the day, and I guess that's essentially what it is. I mean, when it comes to ICE in particular with this self-anointed Karen that we just saw in this utterly heinous video, you know, ICE is just a law enforcement agency.

This is something that is so easily lost in the conversation. The ICE exists for literally one purpose, to enforce this nation's immigration laws. If you don't like, if you don't like this nation's immigration laws, Rita, there was a very straightforward process

in this constitutional structure here in the United States to change this nation's immigration laws. You lobby your member of Congress, Congress writes the law. ICE is just enfor writes the law. ICE is just enforcing the law. So the constitutional law guy in me sees this. I mean, holding aside the inherent virtue of deporting illegal aliens, which I would defend until the day I die,

but the constitutional law guy in me sees this like, you're getting angry at the wrong people there. If you actually are upset, call your congressman. Like you actually could just lobby, the phone numbers are public. Literally call your congressman and say I want to change immigration law. That would actually in theory be a better use of your time than whatever the heck these no kings idiots are

doing. Well it was a mishmash of different groups. I saw hammer and sickle flags. I think that was in New York City. There were Hezbollah flags, Hamas. I mean just about every deplorable segment of society seemed to be converging to protest against supposed King Trump and again, if these people really genuinely believe they live under a dictatorship, guess what? You wouldn't be protesting like that because you'd be gunned down. That's what happens in a dictatorship like what happens in countries like Iran. But I'm interested are these protests organic at

least or are they well-funded and organized with the same sort of shady groups, the Soros linked groups that we've seen in the past?

Oh they're all they are all but assuredly not organic. There's there's all sorts of new studies on this actually. So in real time actually, foxnews.com, to their great credit, they've now done a series of investigative reports talking about the extent to which foreign,

especially Chinese Communist Party adjacent or Chinese Communist Party funded information operation groups are operating in the interior. The man there who is the singular hub of the hub and spoke model is an American born tech tycoon who now lives in Shanghai and is very close

to the Chinese Communist Party, a man by the name of Neville Roy Singham. He is the ultra-Hindow worth funder of a lot of subversive causes, including Code Pink, the notorious quote unquote anti-war group, which is really just an anti-American,

anti-Western group, frankly. And they're also the funders of a group called the People's Forum. The People's Forum were the ones, Rita, who were out there within hours, literally, frankly, within minutes of the capture of Nicolas Maduro in Venezuela this past January, also simultaneously out within minutes

of the assassination of Ayatollah Khomeini towards the end of February there. everywhere there, it's all funded by this guy, Neville Singham, who was essentially a Chinese Communist Party plant. So that's happening on the one hand. On the other hand, there are a lot of the usual suspects. There's a Soros Network, there's a Ties Foundation, there's all sorts of other leftist dark money.

So very little of this actually is organic. Actually, it was another new study from a great group out of New Jersey called NCRI, the Network Contagion Research Institute, there they were talking about actually Iranian information operations. So Iranian state television, press TV, actually works through American organizations as well

to kind of disseminate the message there. So there's a lot of foreign information, a lot of foreign funding that results in things like the so-called No Kings Rally there. I'm sure that some of these idiots are just getting out there because it's just word of mouth and they're on some WhatsApp chat

whatever there but at a higher level Rita very very little this is organic and it's coming from from fundamentally shady and frankly Also fundamentally anti-american organizations individuals

Now you spoke at CPAC which was in Dallas this year and There was a man who also spoke at CPAC who many hope will lead a free Iran, Prince Reza Pahlavi. This is how he ended his speech to a room full of Iranian expats.

President Trump is making America great again. I intend to make Iran great again. So, together with my brave compatriots, that is exactly what we will do.

Thank you, God bless America, and love in Iran. Thank you, God bless America.

Josh, tell me about how the issue of Iran was handled during CPAC, and how much this war is hurting President Trump domestically. Do you see the US exiting this conflict in a matter of days or weeks

or could it be months? So first of all Ria, let me just talk a little bit about the conference itself. So I do speak on that very same stage that we just saw there from Reza Pahlavi. When I left the conference on I guess the day I spoke on Thursday, I met someone for lunch and I came back early afternoon a few hours before my speech. You see throngs of people and my friend said to me are these protesters and I said, let's drive up Let's see and we get closer. We see they're not protesters. There are a ton of Persians There was a massive massive Persian presence at this conference

There were all these US flags with Israel flags with the old Iranian flag But the flag from before the Islamic revolution of the old Shah regime, all these photos of Reza Pahlavi with Trump. Even during my own speech, I saw in the back of the room

the waving of the old pre-1979 Persian flag. So I don't know exactly how there was this gargantuan Persian presence at this conference. To my knowledge, Rita, there's not a massive Persian diaspora population in Dallas-Fort Worth.

In America, the largest Persian diaspora populations are Los Angeles and Long Island, especially in Great Neck, New York. So I don't know if they travel for this there, but it was genuinely impressive. As someone who speaks to a lot of conferences there,

I was really kind of in awe at the ability of the Persian people in the United States who show up for this conference. So a lot of that we just saw there in that brief clip of the exiled crown prince. Now, as far as the actual issue of Iran at this conference, there were a couple of people who gave their hardcore anti-war,

and schpick, schtick, excuse me, their spiel. We had Matt Gaetz, we had Steve Bannon, a couple of people like that there. But we have straw polls, Rita, on this topic there. And the straw polls show that the overwhelming majority of people there at CPAP, by something like an 85 to 15 or 90-10 margin, support Donald Trump taking out Khamenei. This is not a close issue.

And this is just one of those many things, Rita, that there's so much data on this, showing that this narrative of a mega civil war when it comes to Iran there, it just doesn't hold up. Republicans, Trump supporters are overwhelmingly supportive of what has happened thus far in Iran. Now I do caveat a little bit and say thus far

because there is this open question as to what exactly comes next and how long this is going to go on. I do not think that Donald Trump is, there's no chance he's going to put a sustained ground operation in place. You're not going to see US forces marching from the Persian Gulf onto Tehran.

That is simply not going to happen. Now, there are all sorts of rumors of up to potentially 10,000 additional Marines and the 82nd Airborne, various other infantry potentially headed to the region. I think the most that you could see is a concerted effort to take Karg Island and various other strategic islands there near the Strait of Hormuz, you're not gonna see a full-scale land invasion. Ultimately, Rita, my stance on this since day one

has been pretty clear. To me, the objectives of Operation Epic Fury from an American perspective are quite clear, which is that we want to see the neutralization of the Islamic Republic of Iran as a threat to the United States and our interests.

Objectively, that goal has unfortunately not quite been met yet. It has been a staggeringly successful operation thus far, no doubt about that, but Iran is still launching missiles. They're still launching drones. They fired two and a half thousand miles

at Diego Garcia, the joint American-British military base in the Indian Ocean just last weekend. So they're still firing. So unless until their arsenal is truly depleted and they are genuinely, truly not a threat, the enriched uranium is secured.

But there are various things that haven't quite been done yet, unless until it happens there, I think Trump's going to continue to push this thing full speed ahead.

Now, Donald Trump was asked by The Five on Fox News about the rumours of the new Ayatollah being gay.

Have a listen.

Did the CIA tell you that Ayatollah Jr. is gay?

Well, they did say that, but I don't know if it was only them. I think a lot of people are saying that, which puts them off to a bad start in that particular country.

In that particular country, of course, homosexuality is illegal in Iran. Josh, she also went on the President to note the absurdity of these groups like Queers for Palestine and that struck me too during these No Kings March as we saw over the weekend. We've had all the feminists, the Handmaid's Tale performance that they put on.

They are marching for the regime that actually does that to women, that actually systematically subjugates women, beats them, imprisons them, sometimes even kills them for not covering their hair. They're not equal under the law.

And yet we've got people marching against the Iranian regime

being decimated. You know Rita I've been following this issue for a very long time as I know you have as well and I remember when the former president Mahmoud Ahmadinejad was invited by Columbia University, the Ivy League School in New York City to speak. This is roughly two decades ago. Highly highly controversial, I would say evil decision by Columbia University. And at the time, some student interlocutor

asked Ahmadinejad about homosexuality and homosexuals in Iran. To which he said, we have none of them here. There are no homosexuals in Iran, is what he said. And I can't help but think about what he would have said if he knew that the next Ayatollah would allegedly be gay.

It's just one of those very funny quirks of history. You can't help but laugh, frankly, when you think about it. I think the more relevant question about Khamenei II, little junior, is he still alive? We actually have not seen him. He's apparently at least in a coma.

He's at least severely wounded, possibly even had a leg amputated there. So there's a lot of details left to be filled in when it comes to that particular thing. But to your broader point here, this whole thing of queers for Palestine, queers for Iran,

I mean, you might as well just be chickens for Chick-fil-A. I mean, like, what exactly are you claiming to do. But I mean, Rita, the way that I can make it make sense because I always think back to the fact that the left has had an insatiable appetite for political violence going back at least as far as the French Revolution nearly two and a half centuries ago. The origins of the modern left,

whether it's the French Revolution, whether it's Marxism, whether it's all the failed utopian schemes of the 20th century there, leftism here, there, and everywhere leads to violence. And it's the late great David Horowitz who famously said that inside every progressive is a totalitarian waiting to scream out. And you might not think that these progressives,

that's very progressive, to talk about Sharia law and harsh theocratic Islamism, and it's really not. But it only makes sense when you realize that inherent in the contemporary leftism is this yearning, this thirst for violence. That's how I make it make sense at least.

And it explains this unholy alliance, helps explain the unholy alliance between the modern left and Islamists. They have a shared enemy, but they also seem to have a taste for political violence. Josh Hammer, thank you so much for your time tonight.

Josh Hammer, thank you so much for your time tonight.

Thank you, Rita.