Dr. Oz who won his primary, he's gonna run up in Pennsylvania and
he had some specific words for the mayor of Philadelphia who,
I guess kind of stepped in it, but I'm not sure if he thinks so.
But don't you worry cuz there's a third player in this entire drama.
John Fetterman, who actually finished off this entire fight.
But before we get to what Fetterman did to Dr. Oz, let's go to what Dr.
Oz was worried about with Jim Kenney, who's the mayor of Philadelphia.
[COUGH] Excuse, after that 4th of July event, the second mass shooting that was
widely popularized and talked about particularly on the fourth,
the mayor of Philadelphia went in and said this.
He said there's not an event or day where I don't lay on my back,
looking at the ceiling and worry about stuff.
I'm waiting for something bad to happen all the time.
So I'll be happy when I'm not here, when I'm not mayor, and I can enjoy some stuff.
Whoa.
>> That's a fun honest answer, right?
The politicians are never honest.
So, Dr. Oz of course wanted to punish him for that.
You're gonna see the video of Dr. Oz, Jayar is gonna show you.
But where the video is, is more important than what's in the video.
>> It's gonna be fun, cuz first off just I wanted to say it because he wasn't just
speaking and someone caught him behind and it was a hot mic,
cuz you don't want to say that as the mayor.
Like, I wish somebody would do something.
They asked, you're looking forward to not being mayor?
And he said, yeah, as a matter of fact.
>> [LAUGH] I love that honesty.
It's not a good idea, but it is honest.
>> Yeah, so Dr. Oz and his people said, this is a good opportunity,
let's jump in and do something about this.
Let's watch this ad.
>> And the mayor whose most important responsibility is to keep citizens safe,
should never give up on the city they represent.
Unfortunately, that is exactly what Philadelphia Mayor Jim Kenney is doing.
He gave up on Philadelphia long time ago, but
recently he admitted he will be happy when he's no longer mayor.
Kenny's lack of leadership has resulted in out of control, crime and
dangerous streets.
I'm here to speak truth to power,
Kenny should resign immediately before more lives are lost.
>> Well, he may agree to that.
So this is where John Fetterman then jumps in, and he tweeted this out.
He said, pro tip, don't film an ad for
your Pennsylvania senate campaign from your mansion in New Jersey.
As Cenk pointed out there in that takedown from Dr.
Oz, you get a little bit of a sliver of his background there,
which looked a lot like the backgrounds of his mansion in New Jersey.
That was also outlined and detailed in people magazine, on internet and
everywhere.
So there's some details about that mansion, because it's got six bedrooms and
eight bathrooms.
It also contains basketball half court, went out a full one, movie theater,
wine cellar and a gym.
It's not even the only mansion that Dr. Oz actually owns.
So Fetterman then pointed that out with that Tweet but
then he also said this as well, let's watch.
[MUSIC]
>> Hey people magazine.
>> Welcome to our home.
>> Come on in.
The original owner had gotten it from King George III.
Come on down.
We'll hit the basketball court around the corner.
[MUSIC]
>> They do in Pennsylvania, tell me they can't go on vacation this summer.
Folks you mentioned are going off to these beautiful houses,
second and third houses, they've got hanging up.
That's not what's going on with many people in Pennsylvania.
[MUSIC]
>> Well done John, but there's more.
Watch one more.
>> This is John Fetterman, it's a fundamental choice that we have here.
I only got involved in politics to make my town, then Pennsylvania,
a better safer place.
He just moved here to run for office.
>> Dr. Oz moved in with his mother-in-law to qualify for the race.
>> Do you want someone that's all about North Jersey?
Look, he's not one of us.
He says he'll fight for working people.
Okay, hey doc Hollywood, save your money.
Pennsylvania is not for sale.
I'm john Fetterman and I approve this message.
>> That's a weird position to be in kissing the ground like that,
that they keep showing from Dr Oz.
And also he's got my vote.
Look, he's got a hoodie on, it's gonna work out for everyone.
>> So look, first of all, keep it real.
Dr. Oz definitely lives in New Jersey.
He's not living with his mother in law in Pennsylvania.
Okay, he's got that giant beautiful mansion.
I checked out that video from people magazine cuz of the story and I was so
jealous, [LAUGH] keeping it real.
I to one day wanna have one of these houses.
I always see with the rich, six bedrooms, eight bathrooms.
>> I always wondered that too.
>> Why do you need more bathrooms than bedrooms?
>> [LAUGH] >> I suppressed that thought
cuz I was like, nobody's gonna listen cuz I must be the crazy person.
>> Maybe it's because you're wealthy, you're so full of crap.
[LAUGH] That they're like, no, seven bathrooms will not do it,
I need eight bathrooms at a minimum.
Okay, that's one of his mansions.
And as I watched the video I was like, damn it,
because we're both Turkish American immigrants,
were actually really similar except for the politics, right?
So he loves basketball, I love basketball.
He's like, I had to get this mansion because it actually has a view of
the Hudson river, and I love the view of the ocean.
Like I love the view of the ocean, right?
Or the river or the water.
And on and on.
But then he went, he's a Muslim American immigrant and
he joined the party that hates Muslims and said they wanted a total ban on Muslims.
What?
Okay, so I'm out with Dr. Oz to begin with,
but Fetterman is kicking his ass.
I mean, my God, that's how you run a campaign man.
All the Democrats are so soft, they're putting soft.
And Fetterman comes in with his hood and his regular outfit, he's like,
look this mother f millionaire who lives in New Jersey, I'm gonna tell people.
See, politics isn't that hard.
You just tell people, you make your case.
I think he's gonna be up by 10 or 12 any day now.
Like, it was supposed to be a close race, the current holder of that seat
is a Republican, so the Republicans are supposed to have an advantage.
I don't think so man.
I think Fetterman is gonna maul him and send it back to New Jersey.
[LAUGH] >> I looked atit, it says Dr.
Oz was born in Cleveland, Ohio is that right?
Or you think he's doctoring that on his, no pun intended, on his Wikipedia.
Whatever it is, let's take the Brandon,
the dude from Missouri, let's take his approach.
So if you can't run for government in America cuz you weren't born in America
then you shouldn't be able to run in a state if you don't live in that state.
I feel like a bigot, just like Brandon.
But the truth is, he's right, at least go to the state.
What Federman did, it was great in that video, was he's like,
here's all his homes.
And he goes, and then finally number nine, he just bought a place in Pennsylvania.
So basically, Dr.
Oz really doesn't stand for anything except maybe tax breaks, I don't know.
Yeah, man, he's not a real.
But there's gonna be a lot of people are gonna take that Trump approach and
be like, well, this shows that he's successful.
I want him to turn us around.
People find people find excuses to vote for people that are pretty slimy.
And I think Dr. Oz definitely falls into slimy category really well.
>> Yeah, there's a lot of folks who did good in the world that then
lost their mind because of greed.
The two that popped into my mind both happen to be doctors.
And actually really good doctors.
Dr Ben Carson was a great brain surgeon.
And then he's like, I can give speeches to white people telling them what's wrong
with black people and make tons of money.
Yeah, I'm gonna do that instead.
You're like, no, no, no.
And then Dr. Oz, he was one of the best heart surgeons in the country.
And then he's like, no I'd like a couple of mansions.
So I'm gonna go on TV, so far so good.
And then, I'm gonna do pseudoscience.
Why?
And I'm gonna tell people about, yeah there could be ghosts and jinns and
goblins and, yeah.
You take that herbal thing that's selling for 200 bucks and rub it in your ear and
you're gonna be perfectly fine, okay.
What would you do that for?
You didn't need that, right?
And now he's like, and then I'm gonna go kiss the ass of Donald Trump,
who said they should ban Muslim immigrants like me.
What'd you do that for?
So I love that Fetterman is kicking his ass all over Pennsylvania,
if he can find him in Pennsylvania.
>> [LAUGH] >> Look, to be fair,
I don't really care where they live.
Like, I once ran for Congress and I didn't live in that district, but
what I love is that.
So I got my ass handed to me on that.
Now, tons of Congress people running because of redistricting
when they don't live in the district at all.
And the press is so hypocritical.
So they're like, that's a beloved establishment Democrat or
establishment Republican.
He doesn't live anywhere near that district, who cares?
That's not an issue, it's not an issue, it's not an issue!
And in Pennsylvania they were headed in that direction of, not an issue,
then Fetterman was like, no, I think it's an issue, okay?
[LAUGH] And he's like, look, what's fair is fair, you wanna hit Democrats and
Progressives on it, well I'm gonna hit this Republican on it.
And and to your point Moss.
Moss was referencing the story we did earlier in the show,
where some clown Republican in Ohio saying that if you were an immigrant to
this country that you shouldn't have the same rights.
You shouldn't be able to vote and you shouldn't be able to run.
So Dr. Oz was born in Cleveland, but
his parents were recent immigrants when he was born.
And they came from Turkey as I did.
But Ted Cruz was born in Canada, his parents were Canadian
citizens at the time when we're voting in Canada.
And apparently my ear piece is gonna pop out in every story.
>> [LAUGH] >> And everybody was like, no,
that's fine.
Wait, why is that fine?
If Ilhan Omar tried to run for president, she wasn't born in America,
nobody would think that was fine.
They would say, instantly disqualified!
Ted Cruz definitely, definitely, not natural born citizen,
he just wasn't, he was a Canadian.
I think it's an absurd rule, I don't think it is a rule,
I think the 14th amendment changed it.
But what I care about is consistency, do you care about that issue or
don't you care about that issue?
And so Fetterman basically enforcing consistency on that is
a beautiful thing to behold.
>> That's the thing, bu for president though, it still has to be natural born,
am I right?
>> No, that's what it says in the constitution, but
that was pre the 14th amendment.
And earlier on the show, we just read you the 14th amendment, saying that
naturalized citizens have this same exact rights as natural born citizens.
So that's in my opinion, it's a common misconception that the person has to be
born in America to run for president and only president.
So Dr. Oz, even if he was born in Turkey could run for Senate all day long.
If he ran for president, since he's a Republican,
people would say that's totally fine, okay.
But if he was a Democrat, they'd say, no way, not allowed, right?
So it's that hypocritical double standard.
>> And actually everyone in Washington hates Ted Cruz and
he's not gonna win anything, president at least.
>> Yeah, and by the way, the actual citizenship issue with Dr.
Oz is that there's another inconsistency and another hypocrisy.
He wasn't born in Turkey, but he is a Turkish citizen, he's a dual citizen,
which is technically not allowed.
And he served in the Turkish army,
which is technically not allowed if you wanna be an American citizen, right?
And so now people are making an issue out of it.
Rahm Emanuel also an Israeli citizen, served in the Israeli defense forces but
since he's a beloved member of the establishment, that's fine, that's fine.
He can be mayor, he could be a congressman,
it doesn't matter, it doesn't matter.
No, no, no, it doesn't matter, it doesn't matter.
And now, this is the only part that bothers me,
otherwise I'm totally fine with everything you got against Dr Oz.
They're like, I don't know, Turkish military, Turkish citizenship,
not to say Miss Israeli.
No, no, I'd like a difference.
Really in the constitution, it says, Israel is okay but Turkey is not.
>> [LAUGH] >> I'm pretty sure it doesn't
say that in the US Constitution.