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So okay, so before we get to videos, we had meant to
mention weeks ago when this happened, that we were going to talk about it
and were talking about how gross it is that Robert de Niro, who is
eighty three years old, has just fathered a new baby with someone obviously much
much much longer, and then like there were other important things, so we
just never really talked about it. But then today I read that al Pacino,
who is eighty two, has a twenty nine year old, eight month
pregnant, eight months pregnant girlfriend. So I don't know if him and Bobby
de Niro like jointly decided, Hey, let's go father some babies knock up
some shit. What Yeah, but like gross, it's really gross. I
mean people to each there us. Some people probably think this is great.
There may be some guys out there that are like, wait, go man,
way to do that. Good for you, But does it mean like
to the baby, Oh yeah, you know that you're not going to be
around, you know, And there's a there was a cutoff for my husband
and I because we I'm we're older parents. I mean, most of the
people that have children, most of the parents that are in our parent groups,
we're the older parents. We're the old people. My daughter's thirteen,
our youngest is thirteen. And a lot of the parents that are surround us
at the swim team you know things and all that kind of stuff, they're
all millennials, a lot of them are. We're the old people. And
that's okay. I mean it's fine. Sometimes I don't have a lot in
comment with these people. But I mean it's we're the old parents. And
so when we had her, I was thirty nine when I had my youngest,
and I remember and my husband's eight years older than me. So I
remember saying to him like he was he was game to have another one because
he loves kids. We both love kids, and I remember him saying,
you want to have another and I was like, we will be old,
and he and so it was that was an option. But we made a
conscious decision to go, well, I mean, how old will we be
lest with the mathoo and we were like, no, we probably should stop
because we're gonna, you know, we'll be geriatrics. But because you want
to be around for your kids. Granted you never know what's going to happen.
You could diet any time, blah blah blah. I know, but
like when you're just absolutely openly defying true odds like that, Yeah, like
why why I will say? I will say, though our youngest has kept
us young, it's, you know, there's something to be said for having
a child close to forty as a woman. My youngest has kept me young,
and we have raised her a little differently than we did the older ones.
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eighty two totally. Like I think that the chill factor is probably a lot
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not chill. You're just you're comatose, you know what I mean, Like,
right, you can't it's totally and I just can't imagine being I mean,
I'm obviously way older than twenty nine, and I think it would be
gross to date Al Paccino. Oh my god, Yeah, I think he
would be way too old, you know what I mean. That's just not
I don't want to marry someone the age of my dad. What is that?
That is gross? Yeah? I mean you should you should be calm,
and you should be like enjoying your grandkids. You should be like wanting
to be in a different phase of your life than having a baby. I
just can't imagine that. So I don't know, it's weird to each their
own, but that is freaking weird. And you know you're not going to
be alive for their graduation, so why the thing, Why would you want
to do that? Yes, I mean, obviously to each his own,
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get to it. Let's get ready, do you know what well? I
mean? Obviously, the one of the big stories still being talked about and
debated at great length is the debt ceiling. And tomorrow it is June first,
which you used to be like the dry dead date. Everything was going
to be horrible, and then Janet Yellen was like, well, what we
meant is that it will be June fifth, And then I think she's even
to move that date into like June fifth to I don't even know what the
day they good impression. That was a good impression of the troll. That
was good. She's just a ridiculous person. So now I don't know if
there's still an urgency about tomorrow, specifically the vote I believe is happening today.
And I gotta tell you, I listen to so many different points of
view about this, and I'm going to share those with you, and I
agree with all of them, and so therefore, I don't know if I
were in Congress right now, I have no idea how I would vote,
because everybody has such good points on both sides, and so I thought,
you know, the best thing to do is just let you hear all of
those different viewpoints, and I've got them kind of back to back, so
that you hear those opposed to the bill first and then pro the bill,
then opposed, then pro, and then finally at the end Kevin McCarthy making
a very valid point I will say about how this debt ceiling negotiation differs from
when it was Republicans fully in charge. We're going to kick it off with
Byron Donalds, who I know. Everybody here, including US adores. Here
we are to my Republican colleagues, do not vote for this bill. I'm
telling you right now, your voters back home are gonna look at you and
say, why did you vote for a bill that keeps all of Joe Biden's
policy in place? And all you did was raise the debt ceiling. They're
going to tell you why did you not stand up and demand that they go
back to the table and renegotiate this deal. These negotiations happened listening in negotiations,
you go through it, you figure out what comes out the other side.
But now it's time for the Republican members of Congress to weigh in on
these negotiations. That is why I am a know, that is why the
men and women behind me or knows, how do we feel about that?
Well, I mean I can I can see where he's coming from. This
is the thing is I'm kind of like you, you know, like yes,
You're like what would you do? And it's like, well, I
couldn't vote to basically like get rid of myself, because that's what I want
to do with all. I just want to knew all of these people,
you know what I mean? I just hate all of these people. But
I couldn't do that if I were in their position, you know what I
mean. It's kind of like, I don't It's like getting rid of my
own salary. I wouldn't want to do that. Like these people constantly bolster
themselves, which is what they do. I just I'm just I'm so sick
of all these people. I'm so sick of all these people spending my money,
Which is what the point was yesterday, right, I said, they're
going to continue to do the same crap that they always do, even though
they're posturing and saying, Oh, we're gonna do this, we're fighting for
you. No, you're not, are you. I mean, I don't
know. I do like Byron. I think he's a great guy, and
I do think he's fighting for his constituents. I do. And the people
who are who are saying no, are going to vote no. If that,
if that puts us into into default state, what then what happens?
What happens to all of us? What does that do to the American people?
So do we win in essence? Like in the end, what is
that? What does that look like for the American people? What does that
look like? That's the agent question. It absolutely is. So the next
person you're going to hear from is New Gingrich and he, as you know,
used to be in Congress. He's the Republican who is responsible for actually
putting forth with Bill Clinton a balanced budget for the first time like an ever.
And he's gone through these negotiations, so he has a lot of experience
with how they work. So here's here's here's his perspective, which was the
Biden position of no amendments of any kind, no negotiations, just keep raising
the debt ceiling, keeping business as usual. And you look awhere over one
hundred days, the House Republicans who shocked the country by actually asking a bill
that had real change, real reform, real cuts. The truth is we
are not nearly as well off as we'd like to be because we didn't have
a Republican president to negotiate with who were a dramatically better off than we would
have been if we just rolled over for Joe Biden. So the question I
think for Republicans, and probably where Congressman bishopmen I have the deepest disagreement,
is the consequence of a no vote. I believe having done this, as
you know, in my new book, March to the Majority, where I
explain how we spent four years in negotiating with Bill Clinton getting to the only
four years of a balanced budget in your lifetime. We did it one step
at a time. Well, this is the first step. Now Republicans can
decide it's a pretty reasonable first step. Not everything they want, but it
starts the game towards the balance budget, towards appropriations as fall. Remember he
dared say, establish a ceiling, not a basement, so he's incur from
the ceiling. Further. No, it had to be handy because he was
interrupting him. I swear he interrupts everybody drives me crazy. Right, So,
I mean, Newt has a point right where he says, this is
just a first step. This kind of negotiation towards a balanced budget can take
years. He's proof of that, and he made it happen with a Democrat
president. And so you know, this is the problem is that I'll listen
to Byron and I'll be like, yeah, what Byron said, And then
I'll listen to me to Newton. I'll be like, well, but he's
got a point there, And so this is a very complicated issue. Now
we've got what's his name, Buck ken Buck talking about not only why he's
a no, but why he's such a no that this potentially, I mean,
the question is raised, will this cause a vote of no confidence?
And Kevin Cathy and Kevincarthy get them out? Yeah? Right, And so
there's bigger fish to fry with all of this too. Here's that conversation on
this bill. I am a very strong though. Yes, so many Americans
over the holiday week, and we're probably relieved to learn that there had been
a deal struck in order to avoid very real economic catastrophe. If Republicans refuse
to vote for this and the US ultimately defaults because McCarthy's not able to deliver
the votes, how how will you explain that to the American people? Well,
first of all, Jake, this bill will pass. Some Republicans will
vote for it, some Democrats will vote for it. It will go to
the Senate, It will pass in the Senate, it will be signed by
the president. The United States will not default. The devil is in the
details in this bill. Republicans are saying that, you know, there's a
few billion here and a few billion there that we are saving. Only only
people in Washington DC believe that you can save a few billion dollars and spend
it and go into debt four trillion dollars more. When the American people understand
that our debt is going to rise to thirty five trillion dollars by the end
of twenty twenty four, they will be a gas that anybody could support this
bill. So Congressmanship, Roy, your colleague, Republican from Texas. He
today made the strongest threat yet to Speaker McCarthy's gabble. He told conservative commentator
Glennbeck that if this bill cannot be killed in rules Committee or on the floor
of the House, quote, then we're going to have to then regroup and
figure out the whole leadership arrangement. Again, are you on that page as
well? Would you support an effort to oust Speaker McCarthy. I have not
made any commitment. I think it's premature to start talking about the motion to
vacate, but it is certainly something when you get a large percentage of Republicans
that will not vote for this bill, and at the same time you have
to speaker talking about how it is historic and it's a huge win for conservatives,
and we are stopping out of control spending. In Washington, DC.
I was at Memorial Day events and when the word about four trillion dollars leaked
out, people are furious. This is a bill that I think is going
to be on the level of Obamacare. When you talk about the amount of
anger that the American public is going to feel, I do think it's interesting.
I mean, he's right like the disillusionment. I mean, it's kind
of like me saying, I'm just so over these people the way that they
say it. Though they're like, what, I can't I can't remember how
he said it that we need to talk about the leadership arrangement. It's so
funny how these people talk. Okay, let's just say we need to get
that that ass hat out of there, you know what I mean. I
just wish these people would just talk like normal people and just be like,
listen, he's not doing his job, so we got to get him out
of there because people are disillusioned. You know. It's like, and this
is how I feel. He's probably a nice guy. He seems like a
really nice guy, but I am disillusioned. I know a lot of you
guys are disillusioned, and I they're not getting the job done. They're not
doing what the American people put them in there to do, and that is
cut spending, like limit government, do the things that they're not doing things
according to conservative principles. They're not doing it, and so get the freaking
job done, get the job done that we want you to do, which
is that's why I'm just like, I don't really care about any of this
stuff because you're just doing It's same same old, same old, is what
I see happening here, which is kind of like what he's saying it just
in a different way and not in a daisy way, you know what I
mean. Well, and I'm cynical enough now to think about what he just
said earlier in that clip, when he was very adamant that he's a strong
no, but the bill is going to pass the House, the bill is
going to pass the Senate, and we're not going to default. And when
he says that, so sure, you know, so certain, Yeah,
it makes me feel like anybody who's voting NO is doing it because they're posturing
and they just want to look good and they don't actually believe any of the
shit that they're saying. And that's that's how cynical I have become and they
want I mean, and they want to get re elected, right, and
so they can take the hard line and be all like, you know,
I'm a strong no, just like this guy did, and then and then
be like, but it's going to pass. So whatever. I'm Lauren Bobert,
and look at me. I'm a true conservative, right, I mean,
I just so I never know, like is this sincere or is it
just is this just re election campaigning? Yeah? I agreed, I totally
agree, because in the end, nothing ever gets freaking done, right because
these people aren't actually helping us. We just keep spending our money and they
actually, I'm sorry, we keep giving them our money and they keep spending
it. Yeah, and no, and nothing ever actually gets done the way
that we wanted to get done. They're not cutting anything. They just get
on the flip side. Because we're about to hear from Larry Cudlow about this,
who obviously knows a thing or two about money. On the flip side,
Kevin McCarthy has actually figured out a way to cut spending for the first
time ever in these kinds of negotiations. And that was even when there was
a Republican major ority in both houses, and we had a Republican president.
So you know, I do I get why people are so mad at him
all the time, but his hands are pretty much tied when it comes to
having a divided government. There's only so much he can do. They passed
their bill, the Senate wouldn't even take it up. So then, what
you know what I mean, like, he has to move forward. He
can't just be like, well I tried and give up. And so at
some point people have to realize he's doing the very best he can get under
really difficult circumstances. And so then, you know, then I cut him
a little slack. Here's what Cudlo said. FY twenty four. The McCarthy
deal reduces substantially, substantially below the Biden budget proposal. This is for domestic
discretionary excluding veterans. But it's like one hundred and thirty nine billion dollars below
the Biden proposals, which probably would have been a CBO baseline. And also,
mister Scalise is below the FY twenty three number, which is what Kevin
McCarthy promised all along. So you've got big spending cuts and you've got promises
kept, even though you have to compromise and divide a government. You know,
I think the spending side of this is that standing and you know,
I think folks should understand that. Yeah, so there's that. And then
just to cap this off, Kevin McCarthy pointed out again I thought a good
point. I mean, the point needed to be made here. I understand
people get upset about walking through a debt ceiling, but this is a House,
the Senate, and a presidency. I think when you read the Wall
Street Journal, you read the New York Post, you sit back and listen
to a lot of economists, they'll say, this is the strongest debt ceiling
we've ever had. And if I compare it to when Republicans were in the
majority, when they had the House, the Senate, and the presidency,
they didn't cut anything. They just added more money. You go. So,
yeah, this is why I'm just like, I don't know, Yeah,
I'm just like washing my hands of the whole thing because I don't know.
Well, I mean, there are all sides to it right there.
But I do think in the end a lot of these people too, they
just want to get rid of McCarthy. Yeah, so this is a good
this this whole debacle is a good excuse to get rid of him. I
mean, and then what and then what do we do? Get somebody and
they're like, I don't know, Jim Jordan, somebody like that. I
don't know. They've been looking. They're like, there's a handful of people
that they want to get in there instead of him. I don't know,
there's but who's going to do a better job. And they're still going to
keep spending our money. I can't remember who said it, somebody, and
I totally agree with you. I think he was miss Cadillac that said it.
They're stealing our money, that's exactly I totally agree. Taxation is theft.
I absolutely agree with you. I mean, they absolutely steal our money
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slithered out of the woodwork to appear on Nicole Wallace's MSNBC show. And I've
got two clips to share because I just can. I'm so angry at him.
So the first clip, he is actually trying to talk about the threat
to our rule of law that Trump post. James Komy is doing it.
So there's that first of all. And then in the second clip, he's
asked about whether or not he owns the mistakes that were made. Of course
it came out in the Durham Report. And the way that he minimizes the
entire report and the way that he minimizes the mistakes that were made is just
it's simply it's breathtaking, you guys. So I'll just let them both play
another Trump presidency. Well, he represents a serious threat to the rule of
law in this country. Can anyone with eyes to see can see that.
People criticize c ann for their town hall actually thought it was good that the
American people could see this is what may be on the ballot in twenty twenty
four. Someone who promises to do things that are antithetical to a constitution based
rule of law society. So I think he threatens that society, and the
stakes if he is the candidate, will be extraordinarily markable. As for the
Durham Report, three hundred pages, four years investing, getting the investigators,
one of the things that did come out of it was that procedures, regular
FBI procedures were ignored, that the steps were missed along the way in this
investigation. In fact, Director Ray said when the report came out, Yeah,
we acknowledged that a couple of years ago, and we've changed all that
those changes are already in place. Do you acknowledge perhaps that some mistakes were
made along the way, Oh, definitely, And they were found four years
ago by the Inspector General. So there's nothing new in this new document.
What were some of those mistakes from your point of view? Oh, that
the FBI didn't communicate clearly the status of certain sources, they didn't double check
certain information before putting it in a court application for a fart intelligence wiretap,
and a bunch of others, And so do you believe now as some of
these politicians call for defunding of the FBI that that has been corrected, and
then now the procedures are in place to avoid those kind of mistakes in the
future. I think so. But in complex investigations, there's always going to
be mistakes. It doesn't mean the FBI is incompetent, honest, and independent.
With some distance now from your time there, with that investigation and everything
that came into that twenty sixteen election, are there things that you wish you
had done differently? Oh? Plenty, I mean plenty of small things.
In the main I think the FBI did it in the right way during a
very difficult time in twenty sixteen. So the attack, oh my gosh,
did you see the chiron It said, provides no evidence, provides no evidence,
like they already set it up to be like, oh, it was
a big sham. The Durham report was a big sham. These people,
these these it's oh my god, it's just a sounding. It's remarkable.
And notice how he referred to the FBI as they, yeah and not we,
when he was like, they did this, they did that. Dude,
you were in charge, in charge, you were the head guy,
You were the head liar is what you are. Yeah, he lied,
Oh my god, he lied, and he still lies, and he's still
he's still driving the narrative that everything was on the up and up. You
were. He was a democrat. He still as a democrat. He's a
raging liberal and he had an agenda and he was driving that agenda the whole
time he was there. What I I mean, he's critically just going to
make it sound like the mistakes that were made were just paid like clerical.
Yeah, yeah, it's just clerical. I mean it was just like a
little document here or there. It was a no big deal. I mean,
it's like it just happens all the time. It happens all the time.
But we got we we just ruined people on purpose. It happens all
the time, you guys, when we interfere with elections, it just happens
all the time. Thank you. Lloyd Amy says he's had work done.
I think yeah, he's he's been. He's been. You know, you
guys know that he like sits on his moss and and does yoga and crap
like that. He's mister hippie guy. He's like making self care guy.
Now, yeah, he'll talk about his like meditation and stuff like that on
his Instagram page. He's that dude. He's that dude. So stupid.
Um Kamala gave the commencement of US at West Point over the weekend. And
you, guys, even though there is in existence and I think we've even
shown a bunch of it here before, there is a three and a half
minute long montage of all the different times that she has spouted off that ridiculous
favorite line of hers about seeing what can be unburdened by what has been,
you know how, and we've made fun of it because it's just it's like
it's just weird. Like it's gotten to the point where it's just weird how
much she says it. She did it again in that speech. Look at
this, And so as I look out at you, I know that you
will build on that leadership because of course, your generation grew up online technology
that might be intimidating or unfamiliar to other generations, to you is exciting and
intuitive. You see what can be unburdened by what has been, and you
have the agility and the ability to bring that potential to life as someone.
Why if you listen, I'm sure you guys know people that went to West
Point. Why on earth would they have her speak at the commencement? Why
would they do that? On what planet? Is that a good idea?
Serious? Maybe they do? They just always have the vice president do it.
Maybe I don't. Maybe I don't know. I don't like that.
So is that something that they do? I mean, seriously, I just
can't. I think Pence gave the address, and so maybe it's just a
thing. That is it a thing? Guys? Because that just seems like
I just don't. If I were a West Point graduate, I would just
be like, why is she? I just I don't She's not going to
give me any valuable advice for going out into the world. I just she's
not. She's a terrible, terrible person to do that. Wow, Like
doesn't her husband hear that? Like how how is no one that loves her
saying you know what? Xnay on the whole urdened unbay, Like just stop
already, like it's too much and you're starting to sound ridiculous. I was
nobody telling her that. Yeah, I don't know. Somebody said that Trump
gave the address. Trump actually gave the address what a couple of years ago
or whatever. Yeah, if Trump gave it, then I just then it's
not a vice president thing obviously. So I just feel like she was a
terrible Yeah, it's awful that she's recycling words and she's she's an idiot.
We all know she's a freaking idiot. But that just I cannot believe that
they chose her of all people. I mean they might have, yeah,
I just they could have chosen a goa jillion other people, like somebody who's
in the military for crying out loud. Yeah, somebody who actually served and
like has a resume that would be I don't know, something, somebody honorable.
They can get up on that stage and speak to those graduates, but
not her. It's just mortifying. Yeah, you know, it's bad when
this check whose name I never remember, the blonde check on the view is
actually saying that she's kind of had enough of Kamala and the way that she
delivers speeches that it makes her cringe, but she gets piled on by the
rest of the crew. Check this out, who also has a little has
a hard time listening to her duced speeches because she has this tendency they call
it the word salad. But where she starts to almost. I don't know
if she's going off script and adlibbing or improving, and if that's the case,
she needs to stay on script. If it's her speechwriter, they need
to change the speechwriter because when you're two years in they need to protect her
more. Well, I don't need to go to it. I was using
that clip to show it, and I think everyone's seen it when she starts
to well, we'll just show the clip. Then it's significance of the passage
of time, right, the significance of the passage of time. So when
you think about it, there is great significance to the passage of time.
We've got to take this stuff seriously as seriously as you are, because you
have been forced to have to take it seriously. During women's History, Mond,
we celebrate and we honor the women who made history throughout history. Well,
the reading contrator, if she's reading a prompter, they need to immediately
fix that. You are the vice president of the United States. The administration
and the president are responsible for protecting her. Well, so that I would
I would add that as a lawyer, you're generally told when you're speaking that
you speak in threes, because that's what people remember, so if you're going
to talk about a car, you talk about the car, the red car,
the fast red car. So I think, what you don't use the
definition in the word in the definition. So I think a part of that
is that. But that is how she tried to defend it. Oh my
god. I mean they just will go to any link, any link to
like just support and defend this woman is complete idiot. And then she went
on, I don't know if yet are you gonna be talking about you're gonna
buy the racist thing? Yeah, because it can't. You can't. You
can't criticize Kamala on actual substance. You apparently, just because we can point
out the fact that she uses the same ridiculous phrase over and over and over
again, we can't say that about her without it being a sexist, racist
argument, even though it's clearly not. If anybody was saying that, we
would make fun of it. But this is how Sonny Houstin spins it.
She's not really been able to do either, and I feel like she hasn't
broken through on major policy accomplishments. And she will fairly or unfairly be the
most scrutinized vice president in history. Because she's running with the oldest vice or
the oldest president running for president, and she's also a black woman. But
I think you have to be able to fairly critique the vice president of the
United States without just saying it's the color of their skin or the fact she's
a one. But it is part of it. Why what makes you say
that, Well, we're in the United States of America. Well, like
with like someone like me saying, I do you think I can have a
little bit policy of no, it's it's it's not you. It's just we're
in the United States of America and black women and this is just not the
same it. I mean, there have been studies black women are considered less
articulate, they are considered uglier, they are considered all of these beautiful bye
bye bye. You know this country, and it's because of the history,
of course of misogyny and women. I mean Jerry Ferraro got back in the
day Ransall vice president and then went after her too, and and that's the
misogyny part. But when you at I'm sorry, extra, it's a little
extra. It's a little extra. It's a little extra. I mean,
it's extra. I just think it's they can't stop. Who's sick of that?
And seriously, it's like I watched that. I just think cut.
It is just constant. They just harp and harp and harp on that,
and it's listen. If she would actually do her job, she was tasked
with doing the border stuff, she didn't do Jack squad, she actually did
some of the things that she was tasked with doing, then people wouldn't say
that she's completely incompetent overhead in this job, and we would give her,
maybe just like a shred of credit for being able to do the job.
She can't do this job. She can't. She sucks at it. She's
terrible. She's so they I mean they put her they said, okay,
she checks some boxes, let's put her in this job. She can't do
it, you guys at this point to blame it on sexism and racism.
If Kamalis should be offended by that, right, you know what I mean?
Like, it's just it's offensive. Yeah, No one can criticize actual
words that are coming out of her face without it being a color or sex
thing, right, Just ridiculous. I got so mad. I saw I
was on Twitter. I don't even know when it was. I think it
was just a couple of days ago or she was. They had this huge,
as you would say, hullabaloo in the White House where she was,
you know, just putting all this praise on that is it? Brittany Griner?
Is that her name is? I think I have her name right,
the basketball player that looks and sounds like a man, and and just going
on and on about what an American hero she is and just you know she
I'm caught with pot in Russia. Wow, amazing, Yes, And this
is this is what she's busying herself with, and just going on and on
about how great she is. And I'm thinking to myself, meanwhile, the
border is a complete shit, whole mess. You should be doing that.
That is what your job is. Stuff like that. But she is busying
herself. They task her with something, and then this is what she does.
It's like and I get so angry about it. I'm like, this
is why she is a complete disgrace and a disaster. And it's and she's
a it's an embarrassment to the job. And it's like she makes women look
bad. So if you want to bring up the gender thing, it's like
she's she's embarrassing to women. She's embarrassing to me as a woman. It's
like, take the race thing out of it. But like, I don't
even like having her be a woman alongside me, because I know there are
gajillion other women that would have been great as the first vice president, and
I'm embarrassed that she is it. Let's move on to the Press secretary for
just a second, because yesterday, you guys, yesterday KJP, you know
how we've made fun of her a million times for how much she says,
We've been clear, I've been clear. I've been so clear clearly, there's
so much clarity, clearly my clearness. So she did it again. There's
a thirty two second clip and I counted. Now you guys can count two,
and maybe I missed one. But in thirty two seconds, and you
know, it's basically just one long run on sentence, she says some form
of the word clear, whether it's clear, clearly or clarity, six times
in thirty two seconds. And in that entire thirty two seconds, absolutely nothing
she says is clear. It's all just a big cloudy mess of just words
jumbled up together. Listen to this. I believe that in the wall high
round in this complicated it strikes set targets in Moscow. So I'm gonna be
very clear, we're gathering information. I'm not going to get into hypotheticals from
here. We do not support the use of US made equipment being used for
attacks inside of Russia. We've been very clear about that and we'll continue to
do that, and we have been clear not just publicly but privately clearly with
the Ukrainians. But not going to get into hypotheticals. We're going to look
into gather information to see exactly what happened so we can get some clarity.
But as I said, we've been very clear. Oh my god, it
is so great. Is anybody even tell her, like Heller, she went
to the Kamala School of Communication, right, totally, They all go to
the same place. Oh my gosh, thank you, Luke says, out
of all the former military entrepreneurs like bone Frog, they chose her lay on
her back to get the job. Horrible. I'm sorry, Luke, I
can't make heads or tails of what you've written, but thank you very much
for the support. I think it's about her being chosen for West Point,
but yeah, thank you very much for that you need to be more clear.
Clearly you need some clarity in your coolness. But thank you so much
for that. We got to get to a clip from Jesse Waters last night
talking about the most recent spectacle. I guess I will say at Disney.
Disney is lost, you guys. This is as Disney as I'm going to
get forever. More Like, I can't go back to that place. They
have been lost for a long time. If you have been giving your money
to Disney over the past five or six years or ten years, seriously,
who are you stop it? Like, I like, come at me,
bra I hate that place. Seriously, it's like a cult. Like all
the people. Yeah, some people are very culty about it. It's true.
I just cannot stand Disney. I've just I've not liked it for such
a long time. It's just so like the best time taking our son there
for his fifth birthday, it was, it was magical. It was.
That was twelve years ago. I know, it was a long time ago.
Was a long time ago. It changed a lot and it is.
Yeah, so it has changed considerably over the year. I mean I was
okay. The last time that we went to Disney was when Gwen was eighteen
months old, which is not a good I mean, she's not going to
enjoy it at eighteen. She enjoyed the crap out of it. She was,
oh my god, she was hugging all the big stuffed people and oh,
she totally did. She loved it. She absolutely loved it. Because
people said that to us, they were like, she's not going to enjoy
it. She was like, she was enjoying the crap out of it.
She loved it. It was very visually stimulating for her. Yeah, I
mean she thought it was great. And so that was fine, and she
liked it. We never went back because I mean, it's just it's so
expensive. It is ridiculously expensive. It's insane. It's like you have to
take a second mortgage on your house just to go to that place. And
so I was like, I'm never doing this, and it's just crazy and
just the crap that they've done over the past ten years, the changes that
they've made, that just the craziness that has um just embarked on that place.
It's just nuts. Disney is nuts, and there are other places you
can take your kids. And I just you know, I don't get well
and it's gone. When you see this clip, you're gonna be like,
Okay, yeah, I'm done because it's Christy is how bad it's gotten.
Look at this, Yeah, it's just a perfect example of how woke the
culture's gone. Now. Remember back in the day, when we thought of
a Disney princess, we thought of this. Just leave it to me,
what a goal this will be. Why it's like a dream Cinderella, but
Disney's reimagining the princess look. Disney now likes the princess with the mustache.
I'm shop around. Look at my fairy godmother. He's so cute, Mommy,
daddy. Why does that princess have chest hair? Well, a little
Susie can. That's not Cinderella. It's cinder Fella. And that size eleven
glass slipper it shatters, and for two hundred and fifty dollars, anybody can
get a makeover and Cinderfella's castle ridiculous. If little Johnny wants heels and lipstick,
little Johnny's getting heels and lipstick, So open your wallet and a grown
man can throw glitter on your son. It's what Walt would have wanted.
The Magic Kingdom, where they wave a wand and your son's testosterone disappears.
Line up. You never know who you could run into this crap, of
course, and when you ride Splash Mountain, don't forget to rock your Tuckham
swimsuit. Target has you covered. Surprise he's not wearing his Burberry suit because
he's in it every single day. I swear, I'm sick of this crap,
you know. And this is the thing with this whole community. It's
just like, I don't know why conservatives are so mad about the trans community.
It's because you keep shoving it down our throats. We never hated trans
people, you know. It wasn't like we we I never said, listen,
you can't be trans. I'm against trans anything. It's just that,
stop taking it and shoving it in my face and shoving it in my kids
faces, Like I don't want you shoving it all up in their in their
faces and telling them and putting it at Disney, Like what is that?
Why would you? Why would you do that? Why would Disney gets inclusive?
It's it's bullcrap. This is craziness, you guys. It's crazy.
I mean this is where like with the Target stuff, you know, people
were boycotting Target. What I what I worry about is that people will boycott,
you know, they'll they'll stop for like a week, and then they'll
right back to where they were and start shopping at Target again and be like,
oh big deal, and then Target will suffer no consequences. Same with
Disney. Yeah, needs to sustained. It needs to be sustain The problem
is is that we're running out of companies to actually shop from, which is
again I would just remind you to check the American business buttlet right, because
like all the companies are going whoa because they're getting the pressure with their you
know credit, like their social credit standing all. I mean, they're getting
so much pressure because we're freaking China. Now. This is the thing.
It's just I cannot with this. This is unbelievable. Yeah, Disney,
we have to talk about Kaylee mcinaney for a minute. That's the reason for
my name today, Kayley mcanany and Kaylee. I think most everyone I would
hope, who is conservative, who is a Republican, who is both,
would agree that there is just very few people that did a better job as
Press secretary than Kaylee mcinanny Like she was nominal Sarah Hackabie Sanders was pretty good.
She was also very good, was also very good. But I mean
Kaylee Man, She's She's literally the person that started with the notebook right,
only she was way better at it than KGP. She actually her stuff.
She would flip right to where she needed to be, and she was ready.
She actually should be. She should be a Disney princess, and she
could be a Disney princess like that. And she was so good at deflecting,
defending, getting Trump out of trouble when he would sometimes put himself in
trouble. There was no one better at taking care of some of his self
imposed messes than Kaylee mckinatie. No one better. And I would be very
surprised to find anybody in here that would disagree with that. And so I'm
pissed, and like, I'm really pissed, and there's a lot of people
pissed on Twitter right now at Trump's latest attack, which I don't care how
much you love him, You're going to have to explain to me how this
is defensible because Trump is now attacking her because she gave a wrong stat on
Fox yesterday about how far ahead he is in the polls from de Santis like
he's I forget how many points he says he's ahead. She gave him less
ahead ness, but like it was still the fact that he's mad at her
for this and completely utterly disowning her essentially is so juvenile and so unbelievably what
a betrayal for her. I just I feel very protective of her about this,
because she did such a good job for him, and yet this is
what he decided to say about her. He's calling her milk toast. I'll
just read it in case people are listening out watching Kaylee Miltos Mcinanny just gave
out the wrong poll numbers on Fox News. I am thirty four points up
on Sanctimonious, not twenty five up. While twenty five is great, it's
not thirty four. She knew the number was correct it upwards by the group
that did the poll. The rhinos and globalists can have her. Fox News
should only use real stars. Oh my god, I mean, I don't
know if you support him? This is not okay. Yeah, So I
saw her speak. It was probably gosh year, a year and a half
ago here in Waco. It's when she wrote her book. She her book
tour and I did the whole I didn't actually meet her. I could have
like stayed behind and like waited and had her sign a book and stuff like
that, but I just watched her speak, and she had so many lovely
things to say about Trump. So when she did her book tour, you
know, when you do a book tour, you usually talk about yourself.
That's what you usually do. Because we did a book tour, and like
you talk about yourself, you talk about it like your life, talk about
how you get to the point where you are, and she did a lot
of that, but she talked a lot about Trump because people wanted to hear
about that. You know, the crowd wanted to hear about like her experiences
with working with Trump, and they wanted to hear a little bit about him
and what it was like to work with him personally. So she gave some
personal anecdotes about him, and they were lovely. She didn't have to do
that, you guys, she didn't have to. She could have just talked
about herself and her family and her professional career and like all that kind of
stuff. But she chose to say really nice things about him and give,
you know, some personal stories about him and what a nice man he was,
and and you know, like I said, she didn't have to do
that, and so I thought it was this is this is especially icky to
me because you just it's sort of like, uh, my mom, it's
like the burning bridges. And my mom always used to say, you know,
you don't want to when you go from job to job and stuff like
that, you don't want to burn bridges. Just me is sort of that.
It's it's I mean, granted, I know it's he was her employer
essentially, but it's it's that it's like, it is not taking the high
road, and she will. I think she will take the high road.
I think she totally will. But he is burning a bridge with with somebody
who did such tremendous work for him, and she's not she's not being negative
about him, like she's been completely gracious, and it's unbelievable to me that
he would attack her. But the thing is is that he has attacked so
many people that he chose, and so at some point you would think he
would realize, Hey, maybe it's me. I'm the problem. It's me.
Maybe he would recognize that all of these people have some insight about working
with him. And they're all starting to fall away from him. What does
that tell him? It tells him apparently that if you don't lick his ass,
he's going to attack you. And that's gross. That is just gross
to me. And so, I mean, he's done things already that I
just find utterly shameful, but this crossed a line. And the reaction on
Twitter is bad, Like the people that were all in for him are like,
why why are you doing this? You know what I mean, It's
just really unnecessary. Yeah, and I just there was no way we couldn't
talk about it today because it's like absolutely all over social media. Yeah,
that's just it's listen, she is genuinely a decent person. Yeah, and
I don't think she would do anything malicious to him. This is just a
freaking poll number all it is. And she gave him a lot of good
years of work. I mean, oh my god. Yeah, yeah,
that's and I'm sure he wasn't easy. I'm sure it's from him. It's
on his truth social and I'm sure it sounds just like him. So and
I'm sure it's it's not easy to work for him, you know, right,
I'm sure that that was a it was a tough gig and some of
the also some of the anecdotes she told about just her job in general.
That was not an easy job, you guys, It was not easy.
I mean she showed a lot of daggers for him. So I mean,
this is just wow. Talk about you know, the loyalty thing. She
was very, very loyal to him, and oh my god, during all
that time that she worked for him. So I mean, this is just
not it's just not okay today, it's just itching. Yeah, this has
nothing to do with anything, but I thought it was super interesting. So
when when my family was here visiting Um, just a couple weeks ago,
my sister and I went to Crown Hill Cemetery here in Indianapolis. And there
it's a beautiful, beautiful, so like one of Indianapolis's most beautiful places.
It's just park like gorgeous, gorgeous cemetery and some um, you know,
really famous people are buried there. Kurt Vonnegut, for example, UM is
buried there, and also our twenty third president, Benjamin Harrison. And so
we went and visited his gravestone, and I there's an Alexander Pope poem excerpt
on his gravestone that I just it just struck me, and I thought we
got to talk about this because in the excerpt, and in case it's too
hard to read, it said statesman yet friend to truth of soul, sincere
in action, faithful, in honor, clear, And the whole part that
stuck out to me was where it said statesman yet friend to truth. And
I thought, what an interesting word that they chose. Yet back in the
day, right like this is in the eighteen hundreds that he was president,
and yet back then we had poets, like we have people calling someone a
statesman, and yet even though there are a statesman, a politician with experience,
they also believe in truth. Yeah what does that? What does that
say about politics in general? It's like they were snakes back then. Yes,
because I was just looking at that going wow. And then the fact
that they would put it on a gravestone, and I know his is not
the only gravestone of a politician that includes that excerpt. So people find it
to be like this great character statement. Really that word is not pretty,
It is pretty interesting. Yeah. So basically, even back then, they
were a bunch of jerks. They were a bunch of lying you know,
snaky jerks. That's really wow, like that that's really stuck out to me.
It is very very interesting mock. Yeah, that crazy. So I
just had to share it because I was like, this is I can't be
the only one that like notices this when they visit the gravestone. Yeah,
it's like everybody's a good person until they become a politician. Yeah, and
then you become a giant snake. We've seen it happen. Yeah. Um,
yes, I would love to do a show where I don't insult Trump.
If he stops insulting people needlessly, I would love that. How about
you ask him that question? How about you ask him if you can run
a campaign without insulting somebody, because I wouldn't if he didn't, So I
feel like it's fair game at this point. Um, we have to show
this clip from back in the day. This is twenty nineteen. Okay,
twenty nineteen. Bill Maher had Dennis Prager on his show and they were talking
about woke things or whatever, and Dennis Prager was talking about how you can't
say that men can't menstruate without getting into some trouble, and Bill Maher practically
laughed in his face. So again, remember just how fast of a culture
shift there has been. It is twenty nineteen to now, and I think
if Bill Maher saw this clip today, he would be like, holy shit,
you know what I mean. I'm sure I'm sure Bill Maher has seen
this clip. I'm sure that somebody has pointed it out to him and been
like, you see, even to comment on it. Yeah, Bill Maher
is even seeing, he's listened, he is even commenting more and more on
these issues, and he thinks it's backcrap. He does. I mean,
he understands that the shift in culture is crazy because he's a classical liberal and
things are different for classical liberals and they offer these crazy whacked out progressive liberals.
It's it's totally different. Classical liberals are more like us. Yeah,
yeah, for sure. I mean there's definitely some more common sense, right
yeah. So the reaction is just what's so funny because I think today Bill
Maher would lead a segment on how crazy this is. He has led segments
about this, but in response to Dennis Prager, it's just a whole different
time just four short years ago. Check this out. Men can menstruate is
a lie, and that is now that is what it said, right that
check it out and one who says what not menstruate was considered transpol I missed
this whole story. You could not tell me where you getting it? Can
men menstruate? Who is saying this? You're saying very small? Really,
Dennis? I remember you old show, you were a little more reasonable.
What could I say? That? Was it under said that we think that
men men and no one does and you heard about it. Miss this is
one of the people are very He's one that you that the LGBTQ normative statement
is men commenced rely. Yeah, and that's that's the normative statement now right,
I mean, this is what they're saying right now. So what was
what's that guy? What's his name? Roan with the the the journalists Mia
Farrow's uh son and Pharaoh nan Ronan pharaoh. Yeah, did you see he
was like mocking him. He's like, I'm a real journalist. So this
guy doesn't know what the heck he's talking about. So I mean, you
know, whatever, he's gonna eat Krow. Well, now four years later
here we are. Yeah, and if if you say otherwise, you're transphobic.
So we're there. Imagine what the world's gonna be like in four years
from like four year might now where we're going. Imagine you get before Elon
took over Twitter, that was grounds. I mean, saying that men can't
menstruate was grounds for getting your account wiped, right, I mean that's how
insane things were before Elon. Like, thank god we have just we have
one platform where we can actually say things that are true without fear of retribution
getting getting shut down. How long will that last been? Again? In
four years? Are probably all going to be killed by robots? His robots?
Yeah, exactly, all right. I thought that was a nice segue
into your whack today. You want to set that up. Yeah, It's
just this is a doctor, you guys. I mean it's like, I
already don't have enough issues with doctors right now, but this is a doctor
in Louisiana speaking of all this trance stuff. I saw this yesterday and the
video will speak for itself. It's just this is whack. Hey. Yeah,
such Tiffany. I hope you're doing well. I need your help with
the recent laws taking an effect in Alabama and the ongoing war against trans individuals
in Texas. Many places in Texas have stopped doing gender affirming care, and
Alabama has ceased entirely because they don't want to go to prison for ten years.
Anyone who can make it to street Port from those two areas is always
going to find safe harbor here two to one Market Street in the heart of
downtown at Argent m So. I am doctor Tiffany and Iberg. I'm a
board certified physician, been in practice for eighteen years, and I will take
care of you. I do gender affirming care. Anyone who sees us,
who knows people in Texas, please share this with them. If you know
people in Alabama, please share this with them. Safe harbor is here.
I've got your back. So, and I do do pediatrics. Okay,
I love you not stay safe. But that individual looks like, first of
all, it looks like it's in a trailer. Did you see like that.
I mean, I'm not gonna lie. It just looked like is in
like a wood paneled trailer. So that's a little bit disturbing. But eighteen
years, eighteen years, that person's been a doctor, and it's like,
come to Shreveport, I'll give gender affirming care. It's because there is a
gender affirming Yeah, because there's a hospital here in Austin. Here because I
live in Texas, there's a hospital here in Austin where a bunch of doctors
I guess we're fired because of this whole you know, gender affirming care stuff.
And people are freaking out because you know, this is like becoming a
thing now, right, this is this whole gender affirming care. Basically they're
doing sex change operations on kids, right, so this is all becoming a
thing now. So all these doctors like, oh my god, we got
to make sure that we can give sex change operations to kids. This is
a thing now across the country. You know, you get on Twitter and
you see these these doctors, these are mds that that individual is an MD.
Like doctor would have said about her four years ago or him four years
ago? What would Bill Maher would be like denying that this existed four years
ago? Now? Big money business man, right money? I know this
is the thing. And then what's going to happen to those those kids in
ten years, twelve years, fifteen years after they get this stuff done?
I know, well, a lot of regret. I mean a lot of
regret. People. There's so many people that I see all over social media
de transitioners who are just filled with regret. Yeah, we're going to have
more and more of that. I mean, with this now more than ever,
because this is becoming such a it's a social contagion. You and I've
talked about that, and so more and more kids are doing this, and
now we're going to have a bunch of adults walking around in fifteen twenty years
that are talk about mental illness. You guys totally cow wait for it.
Okay, you guys, we're gonna bring it in. We're bringing it in.
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You didn't even have to throw anything at him. Well, we got
up. He saw me hugging myself and he wants to hockey one. Oh
so flappy. Can I give you amazing update really fast? Yes, give
us amazing up to take her back to the vet. And she has an
ulcer on her eye and so that's why it's been so goopy and like so
red and so now she has special drops that she has to get three times
a day and they might have to put her back under. I have to
take her back tomorrow afternoon to see how she's doing. And then they might
have to do more things to her. She is the most expensive dog.
What rescues? Rescues are always expensive. I know they're always It's like they're
very high maintenance rescues. Man, my poor amazing very expensive. Are you
good boy? You want to say goodbye one last time to everybody. Got
to put your head up and say goodbye, say good by you. Look
okay, say I got a droopy face. You guys, he's saying,
tell us, Mazie that cash us. Hello, I will, I will
says, hey, good looking. I hope your eyegens better, see you
later. Alligators, all right, you guys, we'll talk to you tomorrow.
Do it. You aren't toxic. Oh I'm sorry. Well, they're
supposed if you are. To you, they're supposed you are. I was
including other in alligators. Okay, after a while, pack up, everybody,
do it back to her. We'll talk to you tomorrow. Bye,