I love the guy in the background. It's like, I'm just here to
buy some condoms. Oh god, there's a governor Ron de Santos. Okay,
you see that guy? Everybody, Good morning, Good morning. I
have a very exciting news personal news that today I will be meeting with a
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what's wrong with your feet? Well? Remember how I have a suspected
bunyan. Oh yeah, is he? This is the This is the doctor
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He's the best guy in town, apparently. And he does what's known as
a lapidplasty, which is a much less invasive that it does kind of sound
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Honestly, I think I do, but like I don't know for sure.
So that you're the pain when you walk, are you? Like?
In I mean it's not, it's not constant pain. It's just I can
tell there's something not right about my big toe. And like if I get
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into a push up position. That solves the problem, right, well,
I mean sort of. But like what if I have to stand on my
tippy toes? You know what I mean? That's where I feel some pain.
Okay, you know what I mean. Like, well, I need
to see a doctor. You're standing on your tip What are you standing on
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one with you, like to the mall and whatnot, just in case you
need to get to something high. I mean, maybe they'll just tell me
you don't have a bunyan and you have a I don't even know what.
I don't know foot problems. I've never had a foot problem, so this
is all new to me. Okay, we'll see, But I feel at
a thousand years old because I'm going to a podiatross. It's okay. We'll
all be like rooting for you. We'll be wondering what it is. Well,
report back tomorrow. I'll have to report back you guys. In the
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Denise says. If I had a Bunyon, I would know it.
That's why I feel like I got one, you guys, because when I
look, you saw it when we were together, I showed and you were
like that one will look. I was like, that looks a little funky.
You may want to get that checked out. Yeah, it's just a
little bit bigger than the other foot. My husband swears he can't see it,
but I'm like, are you blind, it's clearly yeah, it's clearly
different ye my left foot. Yeah, husband, sometimes they can't see that
stuff. Yeah, And he's just overwhelmed by your beauty every day. I
can assure you he's like, that was just shining beauty. I can't see
the bunyon on your foot anyway. Yeah, so it could be a bone
spur. I mean, I could have all kinds of unknown foot related issues.
Oh my god, two bunyon ectomies. People, lot of people have
been through this. This is a thing. Get it support group here.
This is great. Yeah, this is really good. And people were super
nice about it, sending me all kinds of tips and like contraptions to potentially
use. So I and I appreciate all that. I just don't want to
really do anything until I know what it is. So that's what I'm going
to find out this afternoon. So very very excited about that, as I'm
sure all of you are. We're all excited for you. Thanks, thank
you very much. We have to spend just a few minutes, if we
could, on some celebrity weirdness, because there was an article yesterday that came
out and a lot of people are making a big stink about the fact that
Ben Affleck and Jennifer Garner's daughter Sarah Fina Rose, has come out as a
as a boy or a they them or whatever, and now calls herself Finn,
which still, you know, probably could have gone by Finn before.
I mean, her name is Sarah Fina, So it's not out of the
realm of possibility to just shorten it, right, But people are making a
big deal about the fact that she apparently came out in public as Finn and
wearing a man's suit at her grandfather's funeral, and so people are like,
this was so disrespectful, like for her to come out a funeral seems really
it's a little weird. It's a little weird. It's a little weird,
don't you think. Well, I can't decide if I do or not,
only because I mean, yes, if her goal was to be like,
look, I'm coming out as a boy, now, that's super weird to
do it as a funeral. But she's seventeen, I think, or something
like that. So maybe this is just the first public appearance she's had at
all, and that's why people and that's why people are making it sound like
she's coming out at the funeral. But maybe she's been living like this in
her personal life for a long time and this is just the first public appearance
as the way that she's living. I don't know, Yeah, I don't.
It's just kinda I thought it was kind of weird to do that at
your grandpa's funeral, because I mean, I mean there's celebrities, and she
knew that the eyes were going to be on her because I'm sorry, they
whatever it and so you know that the attention would be on that individual,
and so yeah, it took away from her grandpa. It's just weird.
Well, and then apparently I wonder if Ben Affleck if there's any part of
him that blames j Lo for this, because because's daughter is non binary,
and they have become super tight ever since they've been a couple. Again,
those two kids have become super tight, and so now all of a sudden,
this non binary chick, you know, becomes really close to the daughter.
Now the daughter is questioning her own suity, so that I would be
annoyed. If I were Ben, I would be like, what can you
just not? Yeah, their thickest thieves. Those two celebrities in general.
I mean, if you these LA celebrity kids, they they're just like,
well, this is like super trendy. I think it's social contagious. Contagion.
For sure. It is. I mean it totally is. This is
what these kids do, and it is Yeah, this is what a lot
of these a lot of these kids, and then a lot of kids out
there and the mainstream are watching it, going well, maybe I can get
attention if I do this. Maybe I maybe people think that I'm brave and
I'm cool if I do this and that, And therein lies the whole social
contagion aspect of yeah, it's all it's attention. It's a I mean,
you're a teenager for crying out loud. What do teenagers want attention? Yes,
and especially in the home of a highly famous, attention getting parent.
So like Charlie Sarn also has a son who's now trying to live as a
girl. I mean, Jamie Lee Curtis. There are so many Gabrielle Carter,
I think, is it not Carter Gabrielle Union. Yes, they also
have a kid that is trans I mean that seems very sus that there are
so many celebrities dealing with this is the surefire away to get attention and like
I guess, applause for yourself and to feel special somehow when your parent is
out there being uploded and feeling special every day for their talent. You know,
yeah, maybe you don't have a talent, so you're like, well,
I'm gonna be trans And maybe their parents aren't giving them enough attention,
you know what I mean, So they're like screaming for it in other ways.
I just it's a it's you know, Hollywood is still a pretty small
group, all things considered, when you think about just the general population.
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Omaha Steaks Dot. Somebody mentioned that there is a celebrity that has three trans
or buy whatever binary kids. It's Marsha Gay Harden. I saw her.
Yeah, all three of her kids are something. They're like non binary,
trans and gay, I think is what they are. Oh my, It's
like they've picked a flavor. It's like they went to basket, the trans
basket Robbins and they the LGBT basket in Robins, and they're like, what
are we going to be? And they are all something? Okay. I
mean at at some point is she not looking at herself and think you maybe
the problem with me. No, she's like super excited about it, you
know, because it's like a prize when you're in Hollywood, You're like,
look what I have. I have a trans kid? Makeing all. Yes,
that's ridiculous, absolutely ridiculous. Alexandra, thank you, Alexander says,
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I love that so much. Oh my god. And then one more little
tiny piece of celebrity news, because most people who have been around us a
long long time know that I loathe Ashley Judd with the fury of a billion
suns. So when I see news about there, about that family, it
piques my interest. Wyona Judd's daughter, who is a disaster. I mean,
like, who's had a criminal record since she was ady biddy. She's
a mess, And so she is back in jail for indecent exposure. She
apparently showed happiness and some body yeah or bottom too, and then she wouldn't
move. I mean, we're going to go ahead and movie, and she's
like, nah, I just wanted late. I just want to be here,
like showing you my junk. And she's twenty seven. Yeah, she's
not seventeen exactly. It's like you would know better a little bit after the
age of seventeen not to do that, but not if you're a jud No,
no, oh, anyway, that family that family is a mess,
some bad crappiness going on there. Unfortunately, we do need to talk about
abortion again. We spent quite a bit of time on it yesterday because of
Trump making a statement about it, saying that he believes his official position on
abortion is that it needs to be a decision left to the states, which
many many people, including us, agree with. But what happens when a
decision like that is left to the states is that sometimes states are crazy.
And so Arizona yesterday decided to the Supreme Court of Arizona ruled that at one
hundred and sixty year old total ban on abortion that is still on the books
in the state is actually enforceable, and they're giving the state two weeks essentially
to get ready. And that means that like, if nothing changes between now
and fourteen days from now, doctors who perform abortions could be criminally penalized if
they give abortions in Arizona. Any abortion clinics obviously would need to shut down.
And so it's kind of a it's very strong, weird position that Arizona
has taken. And so Caitlin Collins and I know people are like, oh
my god, she's awful. She is awful. She's totally awful. But
I thought, in terms of summaries about what has happened, it's a pretty
decent one. So we'll let her kind of give the overview about what this
law entails, on what it means so much for the US Supreme Court rolling
abortion rights back fifty years. Arizona just punched the flux capacitor and time traveled
back to eighteen sixty five, not nineteen sixty four. Eighteen sixty four,
yes, during the Civil War, a year before slavery was even abolished with
the Thirteenth Amendment. It's also before the discovery of penicillin, X rays or
antibiotics. But the Arizona Supreme Court ruled today at a one hundred and sixty
year old law banning abortions at any point in a pregnancy can be enforced.
That means that in two weeks from now, abortions in that state in Arizona
will be illegal. There are no exceptions for rape or incests in this eighteen
sixty four law. The only exception is if the mother's life is in danger,
and even that is not a black or white decision, and it often
comes with its own complications as we know. Keep in mind that when this
law was written, women could not vote. The idea of women even owning
their own home was still a novel concept in some states. And speaking of
states, Arizona wasn't one. Yet less than ten thousand people lived in what
was then known as the Arizona ar Ray. Today more than seven million people
do. That includes Republican Senate candidate and a contender to be Donald Trump's vice
president if he's the president, and the Republican nominee, Carrie Lake. She
rushed out a statement and it reads in part, and I'm quoting her now,
I oppose today's ruling, but that statement requires a lot of context,
given it wasn't that long ago that she said this about the very law that
is set to go into effect. We have a great law on the books
right now. If that happens, we will be a state where we will
not be taking the lives of our unborn anymore. I'm incredibly thrilled that we
are going to have a great law that's already on the books. I believe
it's ARF thirteen thirty six three, So it will prohibit abortion in Arizona except
to save the life of a mother, and I think we're going to be
setting the paving the way and setting course for others states to follow. And
that did not go over well. So immediately Carrie Lake, as you heard
from Kaitlin, rushed to say, oh no, no, no, no,
I hate this law. When she's on record a couple of different times
saying this is the greatest law ever, and I hope this is exactly what
happens. So that's why when she released the statement, a lot of people
were questioning, Uh, excuse me, but what do you mean by this?
Because in it she says, I oppose today's ruling and I'm calling on
Katie Hobbs and the state legislature to come up with an immediate, common sense
solution that Arizonas can support. So, I mean, obviously carry Lake is
in super campaign mode, but this is an example of what's happening now when
states make their own decisions. So people are like, ahh yeah, but
I mean it's still I still contend that it's better that the states do this
rather than having one federal you know what I mean. I still think this
is the overturning Roe v. Wade was the right thing to do, and
putting it in state's hand. Was the right thing to do. And this
is dirty and messy and disgusting, and I know people are up in arms
about it, but I still think it was the right thing to do.
I do. I completely agree, and especially because there is no way that
a federal ban is going to pass. Like so anybody who's hoping, like
a Lindsay Graham for example, who's saying, oh, you know, Trump
should have said that we need a fifteen week federal bank that is never going
to pass. You need sixty votes in the Senate for that past it's never
going to happen. So I mean, I think Trump. I still think
Trump took the right position on this right because he took the constitutionals. That
was the opinion that he took, and I think that's the right thing to
do. We have a constitution, We're a constitutional republic. Follow the freaking
Constitution, and that's precisely what he did. So I think it was the
right thing to do. But politically it's a mess for Republicans, as this
issue of abortion always always is and it always will be. Joe Biden pounced,
and so his campaign immediately tweeted as soon as the Arizona Law came out
and basically said Trump did this brand. I mean, you know, they're
going to use it to their advantage and it will work unfortunately. I mean
that's it will It will just suck for the GOP. It will work with
stupid young women and stupid older women too. It's going to work. Yeah.
David Axelrod talked about this from a political angle, and here is what
he had to say about this whole scenario. But as a political matter,
this could not be more of a disaster for the Republican Party. Yesterday,
Donald Trump say, well, it's up to the people in the states decide.
Let the states decide. Well, here you find what happens when you
let the states decide and Florida a six week ban is in place. I
guarantee you in both those states if you put that on the ballot, and
they will be on the ballot in the form of initiatives, that majority of
voters in those states do not agree with those policies. So I think what
this does is it puts a battleground state more in the leaning D column than
the leaning OUR column. Because I think there's going to be a massive turnout
in November for a constitutional amendment in the state of Arizona, because the voters
of Arizona now have a demonstration of the fragility of abortion rights in the post
Dobbs era. I think this is an earthquake. Those electoral votes in Arizona
could be the ones that tip this election. I swear if we lose because
of this issue, God right, our country And you know what, if
we lose because of this issue, our country is we're just doomed culturally,
you know, because if people are so hell bent on killing their babies,
that that's the one issue that they are just there, they're so centered on,
you know. I just I weep for I weep for humanity, man,
I just if that's if they win on this and there and we are
listening, everything's burning around you. Everything is on fire. Some of the
other things that are critical that we need to fix that that could sink us.
And that's really terrifying. Well, it is terrifying. It's terrifying for
our country and because of so many reasons, you know, but but really
the nucleus of that is that we just have lost all humanity. If that's
why they win on this, If they win on this, oh, my
god, I just weep for my kids and my grandkids. Well, if
I understand it correctly, it sounds like this is going to be one of
those actual questions on the ballot in November of the voters and in Arizona and
possibly Florida as well, where you actually have to answer a question. In
addition to picking out all the people that you want to vote for, you
also will say, you know, do you think that this law should stand
on abortion or whatever? And then voters will actually be addressing that specific issue.
And I actually think that would be so great to just do on a
whole bunch of different easy Why aren't voters asked directly more things that are this
critical? Do you know what I mean? Like why aren't why aren't those
things more often seen on ballots in addition to the people you vote for,
why don't you get to say I think this should be I think it should
be abortion never never never, or you know, I don't think this law
should stand, or I do think this lastion stand. And actually, then
then it's states creating States rights really mean something. It's not just a couple
legislators, it's the people who are weighing in saying this is what we want.
Now go put that legislation forward. Yeah, I hear you. I
mean I saw a little bit of that kind of stuff. When it comes
to issues and policies on the ballot in Texas, it's a lot when I
vote, you know, because there were actual questions, how do you feel
about this? Do you feel this way about acreation? You feel this way
about gun laws? You feel this way? And I love that. I
mean, I was like, this is great. They're asking me my opinion,
which they should be because they're presenting you. They work for me,
and I need to be able to voice The whole reason I'm here is to
voice my opinion and I'm supposed to have a say and how this shit works.
And so I yeah, I really appreciated that. You're right, I
mean, so that we should see more and more of that and it should
matter. Yeah, I mean that's I feel like that's just the best way
for people to actually make their voices heard on specific issues. Not just a
person that they're hiring for a job, but likely here's what I want you
to do when you get in that job. This is an issue that matters
to me, not go you know what I mean? And that may change
people's minds on people. I'm trying to phrase that correctly because like like we've
seen in the past, like I remember Man on the Street interviews, when
you actually ask people about issues, right, a demo may become a Republican
just in a series of questions because they're like, oh wait, I actually
feel a different way about that particular issue. I'm actually conservative. Who knew,
you know, if you ask him about issues and not about people.
It's interesting how that works. Well. Mark Tison also talked about this and
said, you know, to agreeing with us essentially that Trump, it doesn't
matter. All this noise about the political ramifications doesn't matter. Trump did the
right thing. Here's Mark, Look, Lindsey Graham is heard in the right
place, but he is wrong and Donald Trump is right. And here's why
Donald Trump is being honest with pro life voters and saying there is no chance
that a fifteen week abortion band is going to get passed by the United States
Senate because you need sixty votes, yeah to do that to overcome a filibuster.
And there's no way that the Republican Party is going to have a sixty
vote Philip rusterproof majority. Anytime soon. We don't even have the majority at
all right now, and we're trying to get it back, so's it would
be an empty promise to say we're going to pass a fifteen week abortion ban
at the federal level. But that has not stopped Democrats from demagoguing the issue.
Joe Biden has said that Donald Trump it wants a federal ban and abortion
nationwide, and Biden served in the Senate for decades. He knows that's not
true. He knows with how the filibuster works, but he's trying to do
is it anyway, because that's the only issue he has. So what Donald
Trump has done is he's being honest with the voters. He has defanged the
issue from Democrats. They can no longer say that he wants a federal abortion
ban because he's taken that off the table, and he's enabled Republicans to now
go after Democrats and point out that they are the abortion extremists. The Democratic
orthodoxy used to be abortion should be safe, legal, and rare, and
there was a necessary evil. Now their policy is abortion, federal taxpayer funded
abortion on demand up until the moment of birth. That is way out of
step with the American people. So Republicans can now say that focus on that
rather than defending a ban at the federal level that is never going to happen
that most Americans don't want to happen at that time. Yeah, I mean
he's right about that. Yeah, it used to be safe, legal,
and now we're like North Korea or something. You know, it's like,
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I feel like we've talked enough about abortion, have we not? I
think so as much as we needed to do. I think we covered that
today. Yeah, okay, thank you to Catherine Lazaretti who says, too
bad. People don't have the same energy about the one hundred other issues way
more exactly than abortion. They act like this is the only thing that matters,
absolutely right, Yeah, and that and that hurts my heart. I
know that that they think this is the only thing that matters. Okay,
Yeah, it's wrong with you, Karen Elliott, thank you. Karen says,
since November is still a few months out, do you think we have
time to move abortion off the front page before the election? If we can
spin this right? That depends on what other states, do you know?
In response to or as a result of what Arizona has done. It just
ends, and it depends on what are the higher ups and the people in
charge of the R and C do, because you guys, a lot of
this is PR. I mean, I hate to say it, but it
is. And they are way better at PR than we are they have been
historically, So hopefully we have the right people in place to spin it for
us because there's so much prep, like you said, going on, we
need to focus on that. We need to pumble them with the absolute disasters
that are happening, the fires that are going on all around us, and
not just this one issue, which is what they are going to focus on.
And they are so good at it that they're going to put this at
the forefront constantly. We need to make sure that doesn't happen. I mean,
Kamala is already on the way to Arizona to like have her big like
freak out about it. So yeah, Democrats are going to use it because
it's all they have. They have nothing else, they have no other successes
to talk about. None, And if they are talking about successes, they're
lying, Like when they talk about how crimes down or when they talk about
how inflation's down, or when they talk about how Bidenomics works. All of
it is a lie, yell of it. All of it is a lie.
Speaking of big fat liars, guests who MSNBC decided to have on their
program. As if it's a person with any credibility, who's at Michael Avnatti
who is in prison. Okay, he had to call in from jail,
so god, but this is MSNBC, right, this is the these are
this is the caliber of guests that they decide to give a voice in a
platform. Two. Now, all that said, I will say that Avenati
sounds reasonable. Right. So he was brought on MSNBC to talk about the
Stormy Daniel's case, which is going to see a courtroom like any second,
and it's not looking particularly good for Trump, especially because it's in New York
City. It's in an area of people that absolutely hate him. So he's
going to appeal, he's likely going to be convicted, He's likely to appeal,
and he might do pretty well on appeal, but he's absolutely going to
get convicted in this court. And Michael Avinatti talks about that in a way
that it will resonate. I think with everybody here he recognizes how unfair this
whole thing is to Donald Trump. Check this out, Well, have you
been in touch with DA Bragg's office, and what specifically in evidence or logic
do you think is wrong with this case. Well, I'm going to decline
the answer as to whether I've been in touch with you know, either the
descent or the DA's office. But let me say this in response to the
second part of your question. And I think the case has a lot of
problems. Now that that does not I don't mean to suggest that that means
that Trump will not be convicted, because I think he will be convicted because
number Because number one, he's a criminal defendant, and in our society,
I don't believe the criminal descendants generally get a fair shake. In fact,
I think that the percentage of convictions demonstrates that the deck is stacked decidingly against
all criminal descendants. Number one, Number two, I don't think that he
can get a fair trial in New York. And to the people who claim
that, in fact, he can get a fair trial in New York with
a New York jury, I would ask them, if they were to sleep,
go to sleep tonight and wake up tomorrow and find out that the case
had been moved to Mississippi or Alabama, would they still think that the trial
was going to be fair? And I think if they were being honest,
they would answer no. In the what in the hell is going on?
This is so crazy, Like what doesn't happening our judicial system? Man,
it is nuts. Let's go ahead and get this guy in jail on the
phone and an about this criminal trial that he was involved with, that he
actually he screwed up. He's the one who screwed well maybe I don't know,
maybe he did actually screw her st I don't know. They probably did.
It's not I'm not going to rule a thousand I right exactly, It's
like, it's exactly, it's I have so many things I want to say
right now that I'm not going to say. But I mean, he's he's
screwed her over. So I just this is it's so absurd what we're watching
happen in real time. And now he's like, oh, he's not going
to get a fair trial. Oh you think, oh my god, what
what is even going on? It is crazy. Some people in our comments
were speculating that Michael Avenati because you know how he didn't answer the question on
who he's been in touch with. Maybe he's working with the prosecution, Maybe
he's working with the tense. Maybe he's trying to get a pardon from an
eventual President Trump. Good guy. You can't I can't even begin to imagine
the deals that are trying to be dealt right now, you know what I
mean? Yeah, oh yeah, you know he's working it from prison.
Oh my god, he's working everything but the ladies of the viewer, Like,
he's still so hot. He should run for president. He should totally
run for president in twenty twenty eight. Guys, Oh my god. Yeah,
he's going to get his own reality show. This guy, I don't
know, and I don't even know when he gets out. Like I think
he's serving quite a bit of time. Because he's done quite a bit of
bad things. Doesn't mean he's going to serve a lot of time. This
is our judicial system. Well, that's trying to get out in like two
years, that's true. I don't know when he gets out, but he's
still making TV appearances, so must be nice. Three squares. Yeah,
and Megan Kelly was on with Dan Abrams on News Nation to talk about this
as well. And she also believes that a conviction is very very likely,
although Trump will probably do better on appeal. This was an interesting little back
and forth. The jury's going to believe that he paid off a porn star
before the election to maker go away, and that he didn't write down in
his books hush money to Jeremy Daniels, because no one in his hush money
payments has ever written that in any book anywhere. It defeats the whole purpose
of a hush money payment. But the thing I can't get past not so
I grant you, Yeah, they're probably gonna convicthim. They're gonna convict him
pretty easily, I think. But the thing I can't get past that everybody
skips by in this whole thing is I had this a former campaign election guy
on my phone on my show who was really learned in all of this,
and he said, the only way that you can prove it's an actual campaign
donation, you know, in order to help your campaign, which is what
they're alleging in this, is if the money would never, under any circumstances,
have ever been paid for anything other than to support one's campaign. So
a hush money payment to a woman saying I'm going to go public with our
affair would not qualify because there have been lots of men, rich and powerful
in particular, who have paid that money time and time again. So unless
you could prove that the only reason he would have done it was to help
a sick team campaign, you fail that test, and that's what's going to
happen here. That's for the felony. Yes, that's okay, there's no
case here. It's just are there cases anywhere? I mean, seriously,
there's just I mean, yes, he slept with Stormy Daniels and he paid
her off. I think everybody with any sense knows that. But that is
not a crime, right, as kind of like what she said, how
many times has this happened in history? Exactly? Good lord, it's like
not Bill Clinton? Yeah, how many times did it? How many times
did did Hillary or I'm sorry, Bill pay off like the women that he's
I just and I think of all the other men that have done it,
Think of throughout history, presidents, senators, congressmen, I mean throughout our
history. They have done this. And then they're like, oh my god,
Trump, I'm going to clutch my pearls because he did I cannot and
he did. This was not This had no thing to do with a campaign
and everything to do with him trying to save face with Milania, and that
is the main thing that he was trying to protect, is Milani. He's
just ridiculous. It is the whole thing, is notus? Right, Yeah,
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you're doing something amazing to celebrate. All right, let's move on to this
ridiculous story. This all the fake news that the mainstream media is trying to
fill your head with when it comes to crime. Okay, so we've we
talked a little bit about that yesterday, but we've got more or to talk
about today, and we're gonna kick it off actually with the most ridiculous the
lawn headline of all time and space. Uh, this is real. Their
headline an associated article said, the men punching random women in New York City
a desperate last gasp of the male rage fueling maga. I cannot, of
course, is Trump's fault. It's it's all Trump's fault, you guys.
I'm surprised I didn't blame climate change, you know, but but don't give
them any ideas. But Trump is a second right. It's either climate change
or Trump. And let's just go with Salon's like, let's just be really
lazy and go with Trump. What about just douche Canoes. I mean,
this is just madness. Leave this garbage, ridiculous, ridiculous headline. I
mean, it's just it's beyond absurd, it's beyond parody. And Jesse Waters
actually did a nice segment about the lie that is all of these crime stats
that are coming out of the FBI and the government. I mean, it's
all a bunch of nonsense. And here's Jesse. So if crimes everywhere,
why do they say crimes down? A new report from the FBI shows that
there was a thirteen percent decline in murder. Fight What the data shows,
which we've been talking about, the fact that crime is going down in most
places, is not registering with the public. I can safely walk my dog
to the Capitol today. In a way that you couldn't do when we all
got here. I'm glad Pete can walk his dog. But why should we
believe the FBI? Well, turns out we shouldn't. The Washington Examiner did
some digging and discovered the FBI has been cooking in the book shocker. Did
you know about half the country doesn't send their crime statistics to the fbide,
So the FBI just estimates the number of crimes, and then they estimate in
the wrong direction. Murderers are actually up twenty three percent across seventy cities since
twenty nineteen. In Milwaukee, the FBI reported a thirteen percent drop in robberies,
but Milwaukee police reported a seven percent increase. The Biden administration's using Enron
style accounting to cook the books on everything from crime to the border to the
economy, and then the media reporters they just regurgitate the propaganda and they wonder
why the country's soured. We don't trust them and Trump's winning because they lie.
They all lie. Do you want about that peep bage Edge has a
purse dog? What do you want to do it? Well? And how
ridiculous for him to say, oh, I can totally walk my dog safely.
Now, the security team you, of course you can. You probably
get my dog. He gets in the suburban with his dog and then like
they drive him to the place and needs to be that. He gets out
and pretends that he walked there. Remember, Yeah, sure. Oh my
god. The fact that he said that out loud and doesn't see I mean,
it has no self awareness. Oh my god. Ridiculous. But as
we because I think it was a couple days ago maybe when we showed that
video of the cvs in Vegas where everything is locked up, literally everything is
locked up, and so retail theft has been a huge, huge problem all
over the country, shutting down all kinds of Walgreens cvs is everywhere because they
cannot they can't. They just cannot withstand the amount of theft that there that
they're dealing with. And then there's also this phenomenon too of people ripping off
packages off of your front porch, right the porch pirates. Yeah, well,
leave it to Governor DeSantis. He still loved him. You guys to
once again be out in front and leading on this issue. Here is here
he is talking about new legislation in Florida yesterday. Is not limited though,
to just retail outlets. You also have in an error where people are clicking
and ordering online and having packages delivered to their front door. You have a
cottage industry of porch piracy where people will go and steal packages from somebody's front
door, and different citizens have responded in different ways. You have cameras,
the doorbell cameras, you have all this other stuff. But it's not certainly
effective and soft on crime jurisdictions, and it's not something you should have to
do in the state of Florida, and so we're not going to put up
that either. So today's bills, the bill I'm going to sign, not
only cracks down on retail theft, it also cracks down on porch piracy,
so that if you order something and they leave it at your front door,
you come home from work or you bring your kids home from school, package
is going to be there, and if it's not, someone's going to have
hell to pay for stealing it. So HB five UH is a great piece
of legislation. It is pretty much doing the opposite of what a lot of
states like California and New York have done. UH. It believes that we
need to increase penalties on those who are committing these acts. So we will
raise penalties on people that steal packages from your front porch. They are going
to be deterred from doing that with adequate penalties. I love it. See
a problem, solve a problem. That's what he does. That's what he
does, what he does best. He's really really good at that. I
love the guy in the background. It's like, I'm just here to buy
some condoms. Oh god, there's a governor. Rond Santo's okay, you
see that guy that was security. I like that security. And then there's
some old lady going She's like, I need some I'm here for my metamucil.
I'm constipated. Yeah, I just it's just, oh god, there's
a governor. So anyway, I mean, I know, very very good
at that. He love him so much. Speaking of lying and this administration,
because this is of course what they do best, somebody fantastic put together
the most glorious montage of Biden pretending, pandering and pretending to be from every
single culture that there is. And it's so amazing to see it all pushed
together like this, because we've seen clips here and there and we've we've highlighted
them, but to see them all together, Wow, it is Captain pander
pants, you guys, look at it. Was sort of raised in the
Puerto Rican community. I had a very close relationship with the Greek American community.
For real. I am Joe Bidenpolis. I grew up in a heavily
Irish Catholic community Pennsylvania, a heavily Italian Polish community, and say I got
I got raised in the Black church. He knows, I'm not kidding.
The Persian culture is amazing. As a student of the Persian culture, I
probably uh want to show more than many of you. I come out of
the Black community and back on. My family is Irish America, not fundamentally
unlike the Palestinian people, you might say, raised in the synagogue. Everybody
in town was either Polish or Italian. And I grew up feeling self conscious
my name did the ki? I was raised in the neighborhood where I felt
self conscious my name did you know? That's kind of how I was raised,
like so many Americans of irishis in your home state with the President,
I mean, I forget about it. That's right, That's where I got
raised. Just like rabbi synagogues and Jewish community centers your hometowns, and that's
the tradition. I got raised hardworking people in middle class the neighborhoods I got
raised in. I was raised on g N. I was raised by that,
you know. I was raised by a righteous Christian. I got raised.
He was raised by all the things. He was everybody and everywhere he
was. He was raised all everybody like they just passed him around. He
was a kid, poor kid. He was raised in literally every culture,
every single one. Huh, all of them, all the cultures. God,
just back me up. I mean, yeah, I was raised a
poor black kid. Totally that guy. And then they they will call Trump
a racist. I mean it is just it's mind boggling. The Democrats are
so dumb. They think this guy is great, and they're like, no,
it's fine. I mean the pandering is great, we love it,
we love He's such a I totally believe all of that was raised every single
place. Oh God, he's known for his diversity. That Joe Biden.
That and the gimballs, the gin ball totally. Also, there was some
news yesterday that the woman who found Ashley Biden's diary in that rental house whenever
that was back in twenty twenty two. He's still alive. She's alive,
but she has just pled guilty to a conspiracy charge. She's going to serve
like a month of jail time and then like some years of home confinement or
whatever. Why because she sold it, like she sold it to benefit herself
and she made twenty thousand dollars I guess from Project Veritas to whom she tried
to sell it, and then they never ended up using it. But what's
interesting about this whole story is that all kinds of liberals are like, that's
not even real, you know what I mean. It's like you Biden laptop?
Also again, and why did she go to jail if it's not exactly?
So, when the Florida woman is sentenced to a month in jail for
selling the diary, maybe the headline should actually read Ashley Biden's diary is proven
real exactly if it's not real, and she wouldn't be in jail, right,
It's okay, right there, you know, victim, right there exactly.
So let's see, let's see all the stuff in it, and like
every they need to put that thing out there because there's some you know,
there's some shady crap in there. Yeah, well it's it's back in Ashley's
hands, and I'm sure she doesn't want to have anything to do with putting
it out there because we all know what's in it. Yeah, exactly,
and she her gravy train will get cut off. Mm hmm. Anyway,
I just thought that was a very interesting little headline from yesterday. What a
horrible way to live. But okay, what an awful way to live if
you if you wrote all that stuff and it actually is true and you were
treated like that and then you're basically in a self inflicted prison for the rest
of your life. What a horrible, awful way to live. I mean,
bless her heart, I guess bless it money gross. Yeah, Sherry
Fox, thank you so much for the super chat. Really appreciate that.
Yesterday we mentioned the student loan hullabaloo. Joe Biden of course promising new illegal
ways of making sure that we taxpayers, who have already funded our own educations
now have to put the bill for all these people who signed loan papers that
they just don't want to honor. And it's even worse than we thought.
Because you know, the Democrats will try to spin this as, oh,
we're trying to help these poor like marginalized people who just they can't live,
They can't even afford they can't afford the student loans that they took out.
It's just horrible. We want to help the poor people. It's not about
poor people. It's about super rich doctors, for example, who have thousands
of loans to repay. There is now, as we learned from Kamally yesterday,
there's no income requirement and there's not even a graduation requirement. This is
unbelievable. Listen. So today, then, building on the work that we've
done that thus far, I'm announcing a new plan to forgive more loans for
twenty five million more Americans, including millions of our public service, thank god.
And that means, for example, if you've paid undergrad loans for twenty
plus years, or graduate loans for twenty five or more years, your loans
will be completely forgiven, regardless of your income, and even if you did
not graduate. Oh my god, So I'm going to repeat that if you've
paid undergraduate loans for more than twenty years or graduate loans for more than twenty
five years. Those loans will be completely forgiven, regardless of your income and
even if you did not graduate, and forgiveness will be automatic for the vast
majority of the twenty five million people that we believe will benefit from this approach
million And to see if you could be eligible, I would urge everyone to
go to studentaid dot gov. That's studentaid dot gov. It's just the grossest
thing. There is no such thing as debt forgiveness, right. The only
thing there is is when you take that debt and you pass it off to
somebody else who didn't take on the debt exactly. It's debt redistribution, right.
And this is why trade school enrollment is skyrocketing right now. It's because
a lot of these people are like, screw this, Screw the whole system,
screw the like, screw all of it. Screw y'all. I mean,
that's going up. People are so disillusioned by this, and I hope
this is the kind of issue that needs to overshadow abortion, this issue,
because they are turning us into a we're already like careening off the communist cliff.
That's what this is. There is no such thing as debt forgiveness.
There are guys in the trades, women in the trades. There are people
who drive trucks who are taking on the debt of doctors. It's growth,
it's it's vile, and it doesn't make any sense their approach. You know,
it's obviously just more pandering. They're buying votes with our money. They're
using our money to buy the votes of young people or people who who are
irresponsible, Yeah, who are irresponsible, who just think that they shouldn't have
to pay off their debts that they signed on and title bratisply to car loans
or mortgages, like when will it end? Well, it won't know what
I mean, it won't. And that's the thing. It's a slippery slope.
I feel like they're going to start once they do this, it opens
the Pandora's box for them to say, oh, you can't afford your car,
Okay, well we'll help you pay your car. We will do that.
We're already doing it with the illegals. You don't think they're gonna do
it with the citizens. I mean they're doing it. They're doing it with
everybody. We are paying for everybody. I mean where people like I know
y'all feel it too. There are days where I look around like listen,
like I won't get into personal stuff, but like, I know there are
days where I like pay for stuff or we do help. We we do
all the right things, We check all the boxes. My husband and I
follow the rules, and I'm like, what do I get a break?
You know what I mean? When do we get our free handout? Because
I know I'm not going to get my socialstecurity and I've been paying into it
since I was thirteen years old. I know you guys feel the same way.
I know there are a lot of people out there the field, so
I know that this generation, like the Millennials coming up and people like that,
they've got to be feeling some of this angst because they're taking that they
can't afford homes. So surely that sort of thing will at least come into
play when they go to the ballot box. I hope to god that is.
I just don't know if they're getting from point A to point B on
this, you know what I mean. I think they're thinking, oh,
yay, free handout. I don't have to pay this loan anymore, so
maybe I'll be able to afford XYZ, not realizing that this forgiveness just makes
the prices skyrocket every other and inflation get worse, and so ultimately they're going
to be priced out of all the things that they think that now they can
pay for. It's just so infuriating that people don't see the logic of it,
and they don't They only see, oh, yeah, I don't have
to pay this bill anymore. They don't see the long game. They don't
see how they will end up suffering in so many other ways. And then
they're kids suffer, their grand can number, our country suffers, We all
suffer because of this. Here is Senator Ron Johnson to tell the truth about
this particular batch of student loan debt relief is going to cost tens of billions
of dollars, she said. The President already has spent more than six hundred
billion dollars on debt cancelation. Isn't he violating a Supreme Court decision by this?
Yeah, this is a completely lawless administration. And it's not only just
a Supreme Court that said President bind didn't have the authority. Nancy Pelosi,
when she was Speaker, said he didn't have the authority until he started doing
it. This does cost the American taxpayer one hundreds of billions of dollars.
It's money we don't have. It's a very simple and grotesque example of just
trying to buy votes with money we don't have, plundering and morging our children's
future. And one thing I would point out to those college kids that I
guess the ones that get their student loans forgiven are happy about it, but
they need to understand the consequence. I mean, this massive desta spending driving
up inflation. A dollar you held the start of the body ministration is only
worth eighty four cents. That's why young people can't afford a home, because
housing prices have doubled, housing payments have doubled, mortgage rates almost doubled,
and they're back down a little bit again. This damage has been done,
but it's not quite as direct as getting the free money for a fraction a
sliver of the American population. What about all the people that didn't go to
college, What about the people that paid off their college loans. It's test
the unfair to them to make them show to this burden. It's just it's
unreal. It's just unreal to me. Can't I can't believe that people think
that this is an okay thing to do, Like, what are what are
they thinking? And I've fought with people about this personally, like people that
I know that are just like that got theirs forgiven, that want to get
theirs forgiven, and they think it's fine. And I'm like, you're a
freaking comy god to not see the problem with this, no time for you,
Like it's it's just ridiculous. Yeah, I don't There's there's nothing good
about this. And this is so completely and totally Unamerican in every way.
Yeah, and illegal. I mean the fact that he continues to defy what
the Supreme Court said. I don't even know how he gets away with that.
Yeah, I mean I hope that there would be more lawsuits, right,
Yeah. Isn't that impeachable? Is it impeachable? I don't know it
could be. I mean, I my god, Trump was impeached for less.
But it's feeling this guy's defying the Supreme Court. Yeah, And I
don't know how. It's like Ron Jensen said, it's a lawless cration,
yeah, and then he has lawless and then he has the audacity to get
on interviews and say that Trump's going to be a dictator, dude, right
exactly. And then, just in keeping with the whole theme of this administration
lying about absolutely everything, that Laale brainerd the I don't even know what her
official title is. Layl wants you to believe that inflation is gonna be just
fine. It's gonna it's gonna go away. You guys, just listen,
just take it from her. I anticipate that will continue to see steady progress
on inflation over coming months. But of course, uh, that's really important
for American consumers, so we're going to keep our eye on that. But
I anticipate inflation will continue the remarkable progress. Yeah, remarkable progress. What
is more than gaslighting because at this point they're they're not gas lighting us,
it's like they're flame throwing us. Is that what it is? It's not,
honestly, I'm being I'm being serious. We have to name it something
different because it's at this point it's just so obvious what they're doing. Yeah,
nuclear bombing us, it is, that's what they're doing. I can't
just stop it, stop with the flame nuclear throwing that you're doing it us
because we know what you're doing. I just had to throw in this last
clip of Captain Chinballs because he did one of those yesterday with a heckler and
I don't know why. It just made me laugh and I thought this is
probably share able. Check this out. He kept two and twenty five thousand
childcare workers sent well Childcare Working Center is open, giving parents an opportunity to
get back to work. Well, I'll tell you what you want to come
make a speech or shush up. Okay, I'm not mess Wow ahead.
He looked like he get taken it. Yeah, he probably could. Anybody
said, yeah, I feel like even a toddler could probably. Oh my
god. Yeah, we're so embarrassing. I mean, President, you guys,
I know it's the way people are called him President bul Chinny and you
guys, I cannot stop laughing at that. Oh my gosh. On YouTube,
our digital team pulled out you talking about chin balls yesterday as its own
separate clips. So now it's like a YouTube short. People in the comments
are so mad you should show respect to the president, and I'm like,
okay, let's show the standard. Let me show respect to him and his
wife. Let me do that. Yeah, she calls it. She calls
Hispanic people tacos, and then he gets on a stage with red behind him
and demonizes all of us. Let me go ahead and show respect to him.
Right, Okay, you guys, if you get a spare moment today,
go and find that YouTube short on our channel, Chicks on the right,
find that YouTube short and just look at the comments, because it is
hilarious how mad people are about chinballs. They're so mad. Bless their hearts,
Pat Dottler, thank you so much. Kat says, not even God
has debt forgiveness. Jesus paid it. Yeah mm hmm. Okay, we've
got to get to Shila Jackson Lee because God, you guys, let me
just remind everybody Sheila Jackson Lee graduated from Yale. Okay, like, she
is a graduate of Yale, and this woman on a CLIPS day, there's
so many there's so many angles to cover here. On a CLIPS day,
she decided to take credit for basically the eclipse. Let me show you what
I mean. This is what she waited today. I created the opportunity to
see a unique science and solar experience for the students at Booker T. Washington
High School. I created she did that. Yeah, God, bless her,
I mean, because they couldn't just look up at this guy by themselves.
It was hers. She's the one who allowed them to do that.
Thank God for Shila je right, ye, right, I mean there would
be no eclipse without her. Yo. No, she facilitated that, you
guys, she created that opportunity. And she wants to point out by the
way that she is a former member of the Science Committee and former ranking member
of the Space and Aeronautics Committee, So she's saying she created this irreplaceable moment.
Then you made the mistake of making a speech about it, and you,
guys, I don't know how to prepare you for what you are about
to hear. Stupidity. Provide unique light and energy so that you have the
energy of the moon at night. And sometimes you've heard the word full moon.
Sometimes you need to take the opportunity just to come out and see a
full moon is that complete rounded circle which is made up mostly of gases.
And that's why the question the question is why or how could we as humans
live on the moon the gas such that we could do that. The Sun
is a mighty pod and it's almost impossible. The Moon is more manageable,
and you will see in a moment on that a moment. You'll see in
a couple of years that NASA is going back to the Moon. Okay,
you almost. I mean it's almost impossible to go near the sign. It's
almost, but it's possible. It's possible because you could touch it. You
may be able to touch it. You guys, the moon is not made
of mostly gas. Really what, I don't know how to break this to
her. So that was the first thing, right, So she says that
that's already bad enough. As a former ranking member of the Space and Aeronautics
Committee, she said that was a braduate from Yale. That's what she said.
Then. It was such a treat to watch her struggle with how to
actually put on eclips glasses. Yeah, you got stop it. And I'm
talking at least a full minute. She cannot figure out, I didn't see
these. I didn't see the glasses. Part of my god, she did
not struggle with this. She did not so much fun to work. Oh
my god, I love this. She's like, how do I how do
I get these on my head? What? How do these go on?
Oh? Wait, oh my god, I'm gonna keep working it. I
can do this. I've got to just maybe my no wait, I can't.
How let me help you with that. Let me let me just look
at the sun with them down on my face. She can't do it,
you guys, Oh my god, still this, you guys. These are
our elected representatives. You wonder why our countries and they shitter. This is
why, this is why she still doesn't happen. Yep. I'm just gonna
walk over here and I'm gonna ah. I did not. Oh my god.
It's like it's like the demand on the street interviews that they have on
college campuses where they're like, can you name all the continents and the kids
are like, what's a continent? She's one of those students. She is
she and now she represents people, and this is why we're screwed. Yeah.
You remember what she said about the moon being made of gas, right,
and it was very specific. She was comparing the moon's made up of
gasnests to the Sun, and very like there was no it was no I'm
getting this mixed up sons almost too hot to touch, you, guys,
a mus But she there was no mistaking the moon for the Sun. You
could very clearly hear her say, because the moon is made of gases,
there's questions about whether we could live there right like they're here, is what
she is trying to say. After all the backlash, it is bullshit.
She's saying. Obviously, I misspoke and meant to say the sun. But
as usual, Republicans are focused on stupid things instead of stuff that really matters.
What can I say, though, foolish thinkers lust for stupidity. Yeah,
okay, she didn't mean to say the sun. She talked about the
sun. In the next sentence, she is lying. She's an idiot.
Go put some glasses on. Gope, go, Oh, my god,
on God, bless her. God. And this is a woman who has
represented a large area of Texas for years. These people keep re electing her.
I will never mind it. Why Texas? My god? What is
going on in the Houston area? I know, I know, right,
shop at Houston. You are drunkon Go home, go home? Yeah,
and somebody show her how to put glasses on because she can't. Is she
in danger? Can she isn't a lot of danger? Oh my god?
All right, we now need to talk about reparations, because reparations is still
there's all kinds of big cities. We saw happening in California, and then
Gavin Newsom is like doing the Homer Simpson back into the Bush's thing where he
doesn't want to recognize the fact that the very commission that he said, yeah,
you task forcers, you task force yourself into a task force about reparations
and report back. And they were like, Okay, we did the task
forcing. We really want reparations. We want like twenty billion. Gajillian want
fourteen good chillion dollars and Kevin's like, oh crap, I get afford that.
You can't do that. So now it's just sort of fizzled, but
it is still an act of conversation and many many Democrat run cities, one
of those being Boston. And so there's a news report. This is a
few months old now, but I want it because we've got some reparations the
stuff to talk about. It's timely to show this now because this is a
thing that's happening all over the country in various cities. Paul on the White
Church in Boston to join us in supporting a black reparations movement. Standing in
solidarity. Clergy leaders from across the city of Boston gathered for an interfaith,
multiracial meeting at the Resurrection Lutheran Church in Roxbury Nubian Square. They're here to
ask the religious community to atone for Black Boston suffering and support Black reparations.
And we are coming, as doctor King said, to get our check.
Organizers from the Boston People Operation, you should say, we're also following up
on their demand on the City of Boston for a fifteen billion dollar initial payout
to begin the process towards repair and reconciliation to the city's Black community. Five
billion dollars as initial payment around cash payouts, five billion dollars around strengthening our
financial institutions, creating a new Black bank, five billion dollars in terms of
addressing issues of the education achievement gap between blacks and whites. In twenty twenty
two, the Boston City Council and Mayor Michelle wou offered an official apology for
the city's involvement in the Transatlantic slave trade. She also launched two task force
research teams to study Boston's role in slavery and its long impact on descendants.
So we still suffer from the trauma of those instancies and even today dealing with
racism. On Saturday, this group called on the white church and awesome to
support the black community for its association and slavery. Today we call upon this
city, it's financiers and it's white churches, to stop the shirking, stop
the lying, tell the truth, and pay what he is. Oh well,
first of all, why is there a white church in Boston? Why
is there a white church and a black church? I don't there should just
be a church because Jesus is like, what I mean, God is,
God is looking down going what y'all got it wrong? Because that's not how
it's supposed to be. We don't have churches according to how much melanin you
have in your skin. That's stupid. Stop it, seriously. I just
don't understand that. I don't understand it. I saw that and I was
like, that's whack. And then second of all, are you really suffering
trauma still? Because I know this is such bullshit. Yeah, it's like
it's a money grab and it's stupid and it's just gonna it's gonna tear everybody
apart and cause resentment. And you know black people had slaves, So I
don't understand. I asked say Houstin about her family, How are we going
to work that out. And then also on top of that, so since
we're all identifying as all sorts of things, if they are going to get
resident, if they're going to get reparations, can I identify as a black
person? Can identify? I could identify as a man. Why can't identify
as a black man? Because I could use the cash? Just saying it's
also dumb. I know we've played this clip before. This is a clip
of Yaba Blay. She is this producer, author, psychopath person who was
on a podcast with some white woman who's obviously consumed with guilt for being for
having less melanin than Yaba, and they're talking about reparations. And the reason
that I sort of resurrected this clip is because it won't matter even if,
and God forbid this happens. But even if some of these ridiculous Democrat cities
decide to use taxpayer money to pay reparations, it will never be enough.
It will never ever be enough. And this woman demonstrates that very clearly.
It's again displaying our own white supremacy, especially trying to slide into your DMS.
Help me it's me, or let me say something else. Let me
say something else, because again I told you, I'm an independent people's worker.
I'm happy that your people want to give me their money and they want
to support me. I'll take it. Thank you, thank you, trust
me, thank you. But at the same time, when we start talking
about intersectionality, which is white supremacy, which is gender, which is capitalism,
Americans, my god, white people, I need you to know that
your money will not assuade you from your guilt. You cannot pay your way
out of this. There aren't enough reparations in the world that you can pay
us. And so you think because you write a check or you slide me
something in memo, that you're absolved and you can tell somebody, well,
I gave doctor Blay one hundred dollars, I'm not racist. The Blaze is
gonna spend your one hundred dollars and still tell you that you're racist. Thank
you. That's awesome, is it? That's awesome. That's awesome. I
mean, so what's it gonna take? What will it take? Well exactly,
which is why I have zero percent guilt. I don't know guilt.
I have no guilt for the color of my skin. This is how God
doing. I've never enslaved anybody. I've never enslaved a person either. I've
never enslaved a person, nor will I ever enslave a person. God made
me the way he made me, and he made me in his image,
and he made you in his image, and that is how we're all and
that. I don't understand any of this. I don't understand why right now
we're doing this. Why can't we just like come together as I think MLK.
He wanted all of us to be equal and not pay attention to the
melanin content and our skin. And I feel like over the past twenty thirty
years it's become maybe not thirty, but like twenty years, it's become so
much more of an issue. Why is that? Why is it become I
believe I think I think Obama was part of it. I think, I
don't know, social media probably stoked it. I just think. I don't.
I just don't. I don't know why it is. Because when I
grew up in the eighties this I feel like race relations were better. It
was on a very continuous up up yet up hill. It was going up
and up and up and getting more like people were responding in polls saying racial
relations are getting better, to the meta what color they were. The trend
was going up until Obama and until the whole the police acted stupidly thing,
until the whole Beer Summit thing happened, and then it just went crazy the
other direction, and they did like this constant talking about critical race theory.
DEI. All of these initiatives that are supposed to make it better have made
it a billion times worse in the media there and the media. It's the
media spins everything like they're the ones to kind of tee up all these issues
in our country. And they've over the past, you know, twenty years,
they've been doing that. They've been pushing this narrative that race relations suck
in this country. So they are going to be grifters who are going to
feed off of that, and they're going to try to make money off of
it and make it even worse. And then there are young people who listen
to that and they think, oh my god, race relations are terrible.
Of course that's it. They've always been terrible. We need to get paid,
we need this, we need I mean, this is what happens when
a media feeds into it and makes it a thousand times worse. And that's
exactly what's happened, because it just was not this bad when we were growing
up. It wasn't. We all just we all coexisted and everything was great.
And like, I don't, I just was not raised to look at
somebody's skin color. I wasn't, and I don't raise my children like that,
And so I don't understand why there's such an emphasis on it now.
I don't. I hate it. It's made everything worse. It's made everything
worse. And now they're not just talking about reparations in the form of payments.
But Jasmine Crockett, who is like one of the dumbest people ever,
she's now talking because she heard it from a celebrity, and so now she's
like, oh my god, CELEBRITI said this. It's such a great idea.
She's now talking about, Hey, why do instead of just making payments,
maybe we just have black people not pay taxes. She's actually saying it
here. She is this this past week. I saw I don't remember which
celebrity, but it was actually a celebrity, and I was like, I
don't know that that's not necessarily a bad idea, but I'd have to think
through it a lot. One of the things that they proposed is black folk
not have to pay taxes for a certain amount of time, because then again,
that puts money back in your pocket. But at the same time,
it may not be as objectionable to some people about actually giving out dollars.
But obviously then you start dealing with the different tax brackets and things like that,
and that's one of the reasons that, you know, we argue that
reparations makes sense because so many black folk not only do you owe for the
labor that was stolen and killed and all the other things, right, but
the fact is, like we end up being so far behind what an what
an absolute moral that woman is? Yeah, I mean, so she basically
says that they shouldn't have to pay taxes, but then a lot of black
people don't pay taxes, so like, I don't, Okay, how's that
gonna work. I don't understand that. I don't. Yeah, so maybe
maybe she means like sales taxes. Maybe like depending on the melanin, Like
there'll be a chart. If you're this shade, you don't have to pay
sales tax right, Like look at the shade chart. It's like stand next
to this. It's like a roller coaster ride. You must be this dark
to pay these many taxes. It's so exactly right, I must thing I've
ever heard. It's just so stupid. I don't know why we're doing this,
Yeah, I don't. It's it's so antithetical to where we should be
as a country. And I don't. It's so and everybody wants to be
so segregated, and this is the side of the aisle that they buy into
all this garbage. And yet if you just were, like I don't know,
if you just thought along the lines of limited government, and you would
have more money in your pocket. Yeah, then you'd have more money in
your pocket if you didn't vote Democrat, if you were a Democrat, you
know, if you were for limited government, if you were for all the
policies that a lot of conservatives are. And I just you know, it's
it's not your sugar daddy, you know, not everybody is going to be
your sugar daddy. Like personal responsibility is a huge thing for at least people
on the right. It's it's ridiculous, it's just ridiculous. At least it's
not everybody. Just there's such a sense of entitlement that it makes me crazy
when I see all this stuff. It's so it's so anti American, all
of this well, and so far, thankfully, I mean, knock all
the wood. None of these reparation task forces have amounted to anything other than
just more bitching and crying that they need reparations yet yet exactly, And so
all it's going to take is some crazy lunatic like who's that chicken? Is
it Illinois? The one that now Lori Lightfoot is investigating that one year and
she's making an hour to investigate. Can you believe that an hour she's getting
to investigate? Mayor like she's essentially stealing money from the city, and she
would be exactly the kind of person who would be like, yeah, everybody,
and then where would that money would come from? I have no idea,
So I don't put it past some of these people to actually get I
mean, I know people are like, this is ridiculous, It's never going
to happen. I listen, weirder things have happened, and weirder things have
definitely happened. Yeah, absolutely, I we're going to share some good stuff
now. Because a couple of clips ahead of DD's and the first one.
I just loved where this clip ended because I know KJP did not mean to
say what she said, but she said it and it just sounded so perfect.
I just knew you guys would enjoy. This is the president all concerned
that dear Warren is becoming is facing a risk of becoming a hotbed of any
sort of homegrown threat. I don't have any intelligence to share with you because
she doesn't. She has no intelligence to share with us, you guys.
That's like that that should be save that forever, and that should be her
tagline. That's just that is her personal branding tagline. She has no intelligence
to share with us ever. Ever, I just have no intelligence to share.
I love the way she said that. I love it. It's so
fitting for hers fitting. It's like like a business card should just say that,
She's just have a business card and just pass it out. I have
no intelligence to share with anybody. That's my favorite thing she's ever said.
Ever. It's what it's today? Is it is it? Wednesday? Tuesday?
Wednesday? Wednesday, Wednesday, you guys, it's home, dude.
I'm marrying my Savannah banana t shirt. Oh look at that. She had
fun at the game. You guys, so Tom, I know it's so
fun. Don't ever have a chance to go go to a Savannah Banana game.
Every moment is filled with fun, every single moment. Yeah sounds like
great, A great time. You guys, have a wonderful Wednesday and we
will talk to you tomorrow. Hi. Everybody.