'It's called a humiliation ritual': Dave Landau ROASTS Grammys red carpet worst dressed



Celebrities are known for their insane political commentary and questionable fashion statements — but this year's Grammys took that to an entirely new level.

One of those celebrities was Lady Gaga, who during a speech stated that she was “sick of transphobia” and that “trans people are not invisible.”

“I actually find them to be the most visible,” Stu Burguiere tells comedian Dave Landau on “Stu Does America.” “Like, every time they walk, there’s bulges to describe. Like, you can see, we all can tell.”

“They’re also the most talked about and the ones that we have to bring up all the time,” Landau agrees, laughing. “There’s doctors that have actually made them so unseen while they’re being seen that guys are afraid to go up to people in bars after a certain number of drinks.”

But believe it or not, it gets worse.



“As someone who’s, I would say, an expert on looking at the culture and determining what the hell is going on, what the hell was going on with Kanye’s wife at the Grammys? Because I don’t know if you noticed, did you notice anything about her?” Stu asks, referring to Bianca Censori’s extremely inappropriate outfit.

Censori’s outfit was essentially not an outfit at all, as whatever clothing she was wearing was so thin and see-through that she appeared to be completely naked.

“I believe it’s called a humiliation ritual, it’s what they do. It’s in certain trafficking circles,” Landau says. “He’s at the Grammys, we’re letting this slide for some reason, but wasn’t he completely a Nazi a year ago?”

“Yes, is he still getting invites to stuff?” Stu asks, laughing.

“Apparently,” Landau says, adding, “‘cause he was a full-blown Nazi.”

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‘It’s not the tariff he wants’: Why Trump’s tariffs are no reason to freak out



It’s no secret that President Donald Trump loves tariffs, nor is it a secret that his detractors — and even many of his voters — are absolutely terrified of them.

However, without flinching, the president has imposed tariffs on Canada, Mexico, and China.

“The extraordinary threat posed by illegal aliens and drugs, including deadly fentanyl, constitutes a national emergency under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA). Until the crisis is alleviated, President Donald J. Trump is implementing a 25% additional tariff on imports from Canada and Mexico and a 10% additional tariff on imports from China. Energy resources from Canada will have a lower 10% tariff,” read a statement from the White House.

Always the voice of reason, Stu Burguiere of “Stu Does America” is thankfully here to explain why it might not be as big a deal as we think.


“Trump knows — he understands tariffs really well. In fact, this is one of his most consistent beliefs throughout his entire life. If you go back to the '80s, he’s pro-choice and a bunch of other stuff that he doesn’t really agree with now, but he was always pro-tariff,” Stu explains.

“Anybody that’s against Tariffs, including the Fake News Wall Street Journal, and Hedge Funds, is only against them because these people or entities are controlled by China, or other foreign or domestic companies. Anybody that loves and believes in the United States of America is in favor of Tariffs. They should have never ended, in favor of the Income Tax System, in 1913. The response to Tariffs has been FANTASTIC!” Trump posted to his followers on Truth Social.

As someone who's against tariffs, Stu disagrees with Trump's statement — though it doesn't scare him.

“While I don’t like tariffs, it doesn’t freak me out that much,” Stu comments, noting that President Trump has paused the tariffs on Mexico for one month after an agreement on border troops he’s struck with President Claudia Sheinbaum of Mexico.

“This is why I don’t get freaked out about this stuff. You know what Donald Trump is doing. Everyone knows. We all went through a presidency before. He likes to use these tools to get other things,” he continues. “It’s not the tariff that he wants; he wants something else.”

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DeepSeek: Distorting reality while invading your privacy



If you’ve downloaded China’s new artificial intelligence app, DeepSeek, onto your phone, the time to delete it was yesterday.

“We can’t just look at whether this is going to be good for companies long-term; we have to look at ‘What does it mean for America?’” Stu Burguiere of “Stu Does America” explains, concerned.

“Ask DeepSeek about Tiananmen Square, and it will start telling you about Tiananmen Square, until it remembers, ‘Holy crap, actually, in reality, I’m not supposed to tell you that,’ and it just says, ‘Ah, this is beyond my scope,’” he continues. “It’s not beyond its scope. It’s able to answer that question.”

“The way the model is built, you have one kind of AI agent that gets your answer, starts giving you the basic answer, and then it asks the experts behind the scenes, the expert part of the model, in that particular field, to give it clarification, and when it does, that expert part of the model, which is basically the Chinese Communist Party, says ‘You can’t talk about that,’” he adds.


But that’s not even the worst of it.

DeepSeek reportedly collects your IP, your keystroke patterns, and your device information and stores it in China, where the data is vulnerable to arbitrary requisition from the Chinese state.

“If you don’t think this is true, you can read it right in their terms of service,” Stu says.

And he’s right. In the terms of service, it states, “The personal information we collect from you may be stored on a server located outside of the country where you live. We store the information we collect in secure servers located in the People’s Republic of China.”

However, most people aren’t heeding this warning, as the DeepSeek app is now the number-one application in Apple’s App Store.

“It’s hard to understand why TikTok wouldn’t be allowed in the App Store and this would. It seems like the same approach should apply to a company like this that applies to TikTok,” Stu says, “because the further the Chinese get into our data, the farther they get into this technology, the worse for America.”

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Insurance scam? Hunter Biden's art BURNED in Los Angeles wildfires



In a devastating loss to the American artistic canon, a trove of nearly 200 pieces of art by Hunter Biden has been lost to the wildfires that ravaged Los Angeles.

The art had been in storage near the Pacific Palisades home of Biden’s Hollywood attorney, Kevin Morris, and was valued at “millions of dollars.”

“Watching all of this develop though in L.A. is sad, and there’s been some real tragic stories,” Stu Burguiere of “Stu Does America” tells comedian Dave Landau. “Maybe the most tragic is the loss of Hunter Biden’s artwork. I was devastated by this.”

“I had a Froot Loop necklace coming in the mail from him,” Landau adds, joking, “I think in no way the fact that it’s valued at millions and millions of dollars and somehow got burned, I don’t see an insurance scam at all.”


Burguiere thinks it all sounds a little fishy as well.

“I saw that news came out and they were like, ‘Oh, millions of dollars destroyed in his artwork,’ and it's like, did he just ship that in from out of town when the fire happened?” Stu asks. “Like, they were all held in Marietta, Georgia, and then they got them on a plane, flew them out there, lit them all on fire and hoped nobody noticed?”

“Exactly, and they’re just like, ‘All right, let’s hide it at my lawyer’s house,’” Landau agrees. “‘Let’s hide it there. We’ll say they’re worth millions, ‘cause they’re very rare. It’s not like I make these every time I smoke crack.’”

“It’s an endless amount of paintings too. It’s not rare. He makes them constantly. There’s no value to them. The only reason why anybody ever bought one of those was to launder money or because Joe was like, ‘Hey, you know my kid, yeah, the special one,’” he continues.

“And they’re like, ‘He’s not special, Joe,’” he adds, still mocking Joe. “‘But you know what I’m saying, like, would you just buy one of his, I want to feel like he has a talent.’”

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Stu gets RESULTS: After horrifying documentary exposing corrupt FAA, Trump signs EO outlawing DEI



Just a couple of months ago, Stu Burguiere of “Stu Does America” went on a quest to pinpoint what’s causing the internal rot of America’s aviation industry. Why, for example, are we seeing an increase in aircraft malfunctions and nearly three “close calls” (planes narrowly avoiding crashing into each other) per week?

In the Blaze Originals documentary “Countdown to the Next Aviation Disaster,” Stu unveiled a number of his disturbing findings. From outdated technology to manufacturing issues to the COVID pandemic, the list of what’s wrong is a long one.

However, one issue stood out among the rest: The Federal Aviation Administration introduced DEI initiatives into its hiring process.

One result was a gross shortage of qualified air traffic controllers — the people who make sure aircraft don’t crash into each other.

Stu discovered that would-be air traffic controllers had to pass two exams: a merit-based test that assessed skills related to the job and a biographic exam that was supposedly aimed at diversifying the hiring pool. What it actually did was weed out white males — even the ones who received a perfect score on the merit-based test.

He also discovered there was an initiative at the FAA to hire people with “severe disabilities.” Before it was taken down, the webpage stated, “The FAA actively recruits, hires, promotes, retains, develops, and advances people with disabilities,” including “hearing, vision, missing extremities, partial paralysis, complete paralysis, epilepsy, severe intellectual disability, psychiatric disability, and dwarfism.”

When you evaluate this information, it’s easy to see why the safety of our skies has taken a hit.

Thankfully, we can now put those days behind us. Now that Donald Trump is back in the Oval Office, there’s hope that our skies will be safe again.

On his latest episode of “Stu Does America,” Stu reveals that President Trump has now signed an executive order that prohibits the Department of Transportation and the Federal Aviation Administration from implementing DEI hiring policies and demands an immediate return to non-discriminatory, merit-based hiring.

Check it out below.

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Post-DEI America: a profitable future unfolds



Has the time come for corporate DEI to die? It would seem so, as businesses are rediscovering profitability by refocusing on their customers rather than black squares or woke packaging.

“We’re seeing more and more changes going this way,” Stu Burguiere of “Stu Does America” comments, adding, “We don’t know what the reasoning is exactly, but we can all kind of take a little bit of a guess.”

One of the most recent examples is American Airlines, which a judge says has violated federal law through its ESG investing strategy. In a 70-page ruling following a four-day, non-jury trial, Judge Reed O’Connor of the North District of Texas ruled that the airline violated its fiduciary duty of loyalty by letting asset manager BlackRock weigh environmental factors and 401k funds.

“A federal judge in one of the country’s foremost conservative district courts ruled Friday that American Airlines unlawfully incorporated environmental and sustainable governance — ESG factors — into its employee retirement plan,” Stu explains, adding, “You can’t just do that, and now they’re getting slapped down in court.”


But American Airlines isn’t the only one, as Pfizer must also face a lawsuit over a diversity fellowship program.

On Friday, a U.S. appeals court revived a lawsuit by a conservative group opposed to diversity initiatives in medicine that challenged a Pfizer fellowship program that was designed to boost the pipeline of black, Latino, and Native American people in leadership positions at the pharmaceutical company.

“Basically, they just admitted a pretty large mistake in their ruling and revised it,” Stu explains, noting that the incoming inauguration of Donald Trump may be having an effect on these companies as well.

“We’ll see if these things wind up having a shelf life beyond the inauguration,” he says. “And that’s another potential explanation for all of this. Look, Donald Trump is coming into power, he’s threatened a lot of these companies, ‘Get your act together or I’m coming after you,’ and so they’re quote unquote ‘getting their act together’ whether they mean it or not.”

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LGBTQ fire chief: DEI and leadership failures fuel LA’s wildfire disaster



The wildfires in California have devastated and left thousands of Americans homeless — and people aren’t sure whom, or what, to blame.

“It’s not just a natural disaster,” Stu Burguiere of “Stu Does America” says. “A natural disaster is a real thing, and you have to deal with it sometimes, and it can be really, really, ugly, but it’s also kind of been strange incompetence and strange priorities by the state of California and local officials.”

James Woods, who has been displaced by the catastrophic fires, puts some blame on those authorities himself.

“Our new fire chief,” Woods began in a recent interview with Fox News, “She took over and she put on her bio that her priority, ‘My highest priority is inclusion, diversity, and equity. That is my priority.’”

“And somebody forgot to fill all the reservoirs, I guess, with water, because when I was getting smoke alarms there was a fire truck parked in front of my house but they couldn’t pump any water because there was none because they didn’t put them in the reservoirs,” he continued.


“Now, DEI is of course very important when you’re fighting fires. I only want my house and a fire that happens to be engulfing my home to be put out by someone from Mongolia. That’s just my personal stand, it’s very, very important to me,” Burguiere jokes in response.

“I think most people though are the opposite. Most people don’t care what color the person is who’s putting out a fire. They just want the fire to be put out,” he continues, “they want water to be available to the fire department. Seems like a pretty good idea, but diversity, equity, and inclusion is really important.”

Just a few years ago, the California fire chief was praised for her three-year strategic plan to increase diversity.

“People ask me, ‘What number are you looking for?’ I said, ‘I’m not looking for a number. It’s never enough,’” the fire chief said in a 2022 interview before she was praised by the interviewer for being a “proud member of the LGBTQ community.”

“Wow,” Stu comments. “Thank God, we’ve got a woman who likes chicks at the head of our fire department because that’s the important feature that you need. It really, really matters who she wants to go to bed with when you’re talking about, ‘Can you put a fire out?’”

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Caught in a lie: Trump’s $15M triumph over ABC!



We all make mistakes, but unlike ABC News, it’s not usually to the tune of $15 million.

According to the settlement, ABC News will pay the millions as a charitable contribution to a “Presidential foundation and museum to be established by or for Plaintiff, as Presidents of the United States of America have established in the past.”

ABC will also pay $1 million in Trump’s attorney fees.

“They’ve lied about Trump so many times, for them to actually get caught in one of these lies, it just feels kind of nice. Makes you have a good, warm, holiday glow,” Stu Burguiere of “Stu Does America” comments, laughing, “ABC News is going to build the presidential library of Donald Trump.”

George Stephanopoulos and ABC News were also forced to issue statements of regret following Trump’s win as an editor’s note at the bottom of a March 10, 2024, online article, regarding comments made that prompted Trump to file the defamation suit.


The note reads, “ABC News and George Stephanopoulos regret statements regarding President Donald J. Trump made during an interview by George Stephanopoulos with Rep. Nancy Mace on ABC’s 'This Week' on March 10, 2024.”

“Now, to be very clear, up-front here, I have very strong feelings on the accusations from E. Jean Carroll. These are my own personal feelings,” Burguiere comments. “I don’t think this event occurred. This is my opinion, to the very litigious people out there who might be watching, but like, I don’t buy it at all.”

“But I am a little torn on this one, and I’ll tell you why,” he continues, noting that Stephanopoulos said in the interview with Nancy Mace that Trump was found “liable for rape.”

“In the mildest defense of George Stephanopoulos, that is basically what the court said. The court, I believe, incorrectly said that he did these things, and frankly, in many other circumstances, this would be rape,” Burguiere says.

“The judge is saying it’s the dictionary definition of the word ‘rape,’ and the fact that he made that mistake, is a mistake. Should he apologize for that mistake? I think yeah,” he continues, adding, “But is that really a $15 million mistake?”

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‘This is what the people want’: Resistance to Trump’s deportation plan is WEAKENING



Donald Trump made some serious promises to the American people, and while some question his ability to keep them, Stu Burguiere of “Stu Does America” believes he’ll make good on these promises — specifically regarding mass deportations.

“I think they’ll go pretty big,” Burguiere says. “He was re-elected largely, partially, based on his border stance and how poorly the border went under Joe Biden. And so he’s going to be, I think pretty, aggressive on this.”

And Tom Homan is only confirming Stu’s belief.

The incoming border czar told residents of Chicago this week that mass deportations would start in the Windy City, whose mayor, Brandon Johnson, has said he plans to protect illegal immigrants from federal agents.

“Chicago’s in trouble because your mayor sucks, and your governor sucks,” Homan said, not mincing words. “If he doesn’t want to help,” he continued, singling out Johnson, “get the hell out of the way.”


“Now, the way the immigration law is set up, and this is a little confusing and at times makes things difficult, cities cannot get in the way. Brandon Johnson is a moron, and he cannot get in the way, not legally at least. What he can do is just not help,” Burguiere explains.

“If you happen to arrest someone for, let’s say theft, you could say, ‘Hey, by the way, not only do we have you on theft, but we also have you on this border violation. We’re going to send you to the authorities for that.’ They could easily participate in that type of situation, and that’s really what the Trump administration is asking for,” he continues.

“Instead, they’re just getting opposition from all over the place, even though places like New York want mass deportations to occur. New York voters want the state to support Trump deportations,” he adds, noting that a Siena College poll shows that 54% of respondents say the state should support any Trump administration efforts to deport immigrants living there illegally.

According to the poll, only 35% of respondents oppose the plan.

“I will remind you, that’s not a national poll. That’s a poll of the state of New York that voted for Kamala Harris by, I think, 12 points. So that is a remarkable thing,” Burguiere says, adding, “This is what the people want.”

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