💬 Kimmel accidentally told the TRUTH about liberals, and the SAVE act takes a big step forward

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Folks, even Jimmy Kimmel has moments of clarity, rare though they may be. Moments in which he actually tells the truth — even if he doesn’t really mean to say something truthful for the sake of, ya know, the truth. He only tells the truth if he thinks he’s getting a cheap shot in against Trump, or his supporters.

Well, he had a moment of clarity this week that was really just a self-own for all liberals. It was pure gold — which, btw, have you seen what gold and silver have been doing lately? Crazy. Our sponsor today has a great free guide to get you informed on how to buy gold and buy at the right time. Anyway, the “comedian” told an actual joke on his show Monday night that perfectly captured why everyday Americans suddenly were in love with Bad Bunny … or even claimed to know who the guy is.

All of a sudden, all of the wokesters and liberals were all Bad Bunny fans. Middle-aged suburban moms who don’t speak a word of Spanish were suddenly Bad Bunny fans?

Why? Because the liberals have to fall in line when they're told what to do. And this week, it was “pretend to be a Bad Bunny fan” because doing so opposes Trump. Kimmel even admitted he couldn’t name a single Bad Bunny song.

But that’s what these anti-Trump leftists do. I also thought it was interesting how the media all used the same word to describe the Bad Bunny halftime show performance: joy. Did you catch that? And do you remember the media, oh, just about 18 months ago or so telling you that a certain woman running for president was the candidate of “joy.” Remind me again what happened with that lady.

As for Bad Bunny’s lyrics, I think the screen shot above pretty much says it all. But if you want to see me reading a translation of his lyrics, watch this clip. Now, about the actual pure gold (and silver) check out our sponsor. After that, more — including the SAVE Act taking a big step forward, poll results for the worst leftist clown on TV and an announcement about a second edition of The Rubin Recap.

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The House this week passed the SAVE Act, which now means the Senate needs to decided whether to bring it to the floor for a vote. Trump’s on board with the SAVE Act, so is Elon, so am I. And so is the American public — overwhelmingly so. The only people who aren’t onboard are, of course, Democrats. And the top Democrats in the Senate and House continue to rail against the SAVE Act, and lie about it being Jim Crowe 2.0 — even though polls show 76% of black voters support voter ID laws.

And for all the disenfranchise people out there, I am giving away a Hewlett-Packard printer in case you need it to print out identification documents.

After all, Kamala Harris said black people don’t know how to get to a Kinko’s and rural white people don’t own printers. I want to give this printer to a black person. Or a rural person. Or a black rural person. Please email me to claim it.

Going back to the Super Bowl for a moment, it wasn’t all bad news. In fact, I thought the Mike Tyson commercial about eating whole food was refreshing — dare I say powerful.

One of the best things Trump did with his wide-tent movement was bring in lifetime Democrat Bobby Kennedy to run Health and Human Services. RFK Jr has been advocating for Americans to eat more whole foods and fewer processed foods and he enlisted the great Iron Mike Tyson for what turned out to be widely considered one of the top Super Bowl commercials this year. That’s where we are, folks — it takes one of the people who’s been punched in the head more than anyone you know to tell you to stop eating all the crap. But really, Tyson is great for this role. Check out the “Processed Food Kills” commercial that came out later in the week.

Eating whole foods — real chicken, real steak, vegetables — is not controversial. Plus, the commercial really stood out given that it appeared among a flurry of commercials for GLP1 weight-loss drugs. Think about that for a minute.

Still more good news! I had such a refreshing conversation with Michelle Tafoya this week. If you’re a football fan, you know Michelle as a longtime NFL sideline reporter. So we talked a little bit about that and she mentioned how she’d been hearing from former
players who say they had “a hard time watching the Super Bowl. And even one told me he's having a hard time watching the Olympic games because of the politics around it.”

In addition to the culture wars, we discussed what she’s up to now — running for a U.S. Senate seat from Minnesota. Michelle talked all about what she’s hearing on the ground from people in Minneapolis about ICE arresting illegal immigrants, the multi-billion fraud that occurred on Gov. Tim Walz’s watch and the general growing sense of frustration among people at the political leaders being asleep at the wheel in Minnesota — a frustration that, btw, doesn’t get covered by the mainstream media, who focus only on the protests.

“I'm not going to be able to live with myself if I don't put myself out and there and fight for the people of Minnesota,” Michelle said about why she decided to run. Check out the full interview here.

🤡 Jimmy Kimmel is the worst leftist clown on TV today

Last week’s poll was a real clown show, and Jimmy Kimmel came out on top. Although, it’s worth noting that Sunny Hostin and Abby Philip each had a strong showing. But Kimmel is the king clown, according to Rubin Recap readers. Reader jck had an insightful comment about why Kimmel deserves this dubious distinction.

Frankly, I was kind of surprised Maddow came in eighth place in the poll. Moving right along, this week, we’re back to the Top Trump Peeps poll, which Rubio has been running away with lately. And Trump admin officials figured heavily into this week’s news cycle. RFK Jr, Tom Homan, Pam Bondi — Rubio in Munich for a big speech this weekend. Who’s your top Trump peep this week? ⬇️

• 📣 Announcement 📣 If you love The Rubin Recap, I’ve got good news. I’m now going to send it twice a week! Starting this Sunday, Feb. 15, The Rubin Recap will hit your inbox twice a week, every Friday and Sunday — unless I change my mind at some point. The Sunday edition will be a little shorter than what you get on Friday and a little different. Hint — it ties in neatly with new new tagline we introduced for The Rubin Report over the last couple weeks. I think you’ll love it. As always, feel free to comment or reply and let me know what you think.

• We tried a new segment on show last week called This Week on the Internet. Check it out here in cased you missed it. It’s meant to bring a little extra comic relief to you all — hope you find it funny.

• 🇺🇸 Next week, in celebration of Presidents Day, we’re doing five episodes each focusing on a different U.S. president. Some of the people joining to discuss the presidents are Glenn Beck, Michael Knowles, Jeffrey Tucker and more. We did this feature several years ago on the show and thought it was high time to do it again — especially during the year in which America turns 250. Keep an eye out for those. 🇺🇸

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Until Sunday … — Dave