The most absurd is to have Hillary Clinton talking about the indictments of Donald Trump.
Seriously, she's gotten away with all the things, all the things.
Yeah, you want to look at a criminal enterprise. Right, Hello,
you're actually saying out loud that you're doing seven hundred dollars per household when you
just requested twenty four billion dollars more Ukraine, Right, is this real life?
Listen? I wasn't expecting it to be such a big news day.
But it's another day, another indictment. What are you gonna do? And
so there's lots to get into about that. I'm just gonna I had there's
an hundred page new indictment that came from the state of Georgia. This is
about all the Georgia election stuff. So there's a lot of pieces and parts
to that, including a leak that happened yesterday that wasn't supposed to happen that
we'll get to like two pages, but they make him a hundred This is
the dumbest out of all the indictments that I have read. This is the
world's dumbest and most frivolous and stupid indictment of all. Like, okay,
let me just give you an example. So, first of all, if
you guys haven't heard, because this I think this broke during Hannity last night.
It was pretty late. It was like after I went to bed,
right, Okay. So he has been indicted on thirteen new charges. This
is all related to election stuff. Eighteen other people have been indicted with him,
including Sidney Palaverty, Giuliani, Jenna Ellis, all kinds of lawyers that
worked with him during the twenty twenty. I mean, it's like a huge
like you look at the pant it's like a massive zoom call that's all been
indicted, right, It's like a Brady Bunch screen times three of people.
Huge. It's huge. And this prosecutor says she's gonna try him all together,
like all at one time. And what's dumb about this whole document?
If you read the indictment, it is so stupid. She groups in all
of these what is that nineteen people as some sort of mob, like like
a criminal enterprise. Is how she were to the entire group of people.
It's so dumb. And so, just to give you an example of how
dumb it is, she lists out all of these different acts that they engaged
in that were the reason for the indictments, like the criminal acts that they
engaged in. She lists them out, numbers them. And to give you
an example of how flimsy this is, number twenty two. Act twenty two
says, and I'm reading verbatim. On or about the third day of December
twenty twenty, Donald Donald John Trump caused to be tweeted from the Twitter account
at Real Donald Trump quote, Georgia hearings now on O an amazing, this
was an overt act in furtherance of the conspiracy. Oh my god, that's
how stupid this whole entire indictment is. It is so stupid that they're actually
saying him tweeting, Georgia hearings are on O N now amazing that that is
a criminal act. Oh my god, I mean it's these people are crazy.
Oh my god, it's so dumb. And then to act as though
this entire group of nineteen people, because they made phone calls, because they
genuinely believed that there was election shenanigans, they are now a criminal enterprise.
That means literally all of us, just by having doubt about the twenty twenty
election results could be named conspirators. The second well, then that means that
that Hillary Clinton should be named. And then she's and she's all gloating about
this, so that means that she should be named, and now Gore should
be named, and all these other and Stacy Stacy Abrams should be named,
and all these other people should be named because they all have said I don't
believe the outcome of this election. Yeah, you know, they've all there.
I could go on and on. There are so many people on that
side. I mean, there's a montage that there are many montages show that
you're like twelve minutes long. It showed Democrats doing the same exact thing.
So it's extraordinary two years of justice. Again, there's a Jillian examples of
this on the other side. So I don't know what what is happening.
And you know, I have been very critical of Trump when it comes to
some of these indictments, like when the classified documents stuff like there's some stuff
that he's clearly made mistakes with. It doesn't mean I think he should have
been indicted on any of these charges, any of the what is it word
up to now ninety one, yeah, ninety one charges now he's facing.
I don't think he should have been indicted on a single one of them,
but at least on the classified documents case, for example, there does seem
to be some stuff that he did wrong. It just it just is.
It's ridiculous for the DOJ to go after him for these things. But this,
this is a whole new level of ridiculousness. And I have to have
faith that because it's in Georgia, maybe there will be some people in the
jury pool who are not insane with I don't know bias, you know what
I mean. I don't know, because I mean I was raised in Fulton
County and I don't know. It's pretty Democrat now, ma, I mean
like your husband and I were raised there, and I don't I don't have
a lot of faith in Fulton County. Well. And what's really bad about
these particular charges is that this is all state charges, which means if he
is convicted, there is no pardoning there. That's not a thing. He
can't pardon himself. No other president can pardon state charges. So if he
goes to jail, his only appeal, like he can appeal, and then
he can hope that that rises to the level of the Supreme Court if it
needs to go there, but it's not going to stop him from actually serving
time. And if the conviction stands, there's no one to pardon that.
It's not pardonable, that's the thing. But you have no freedom now to
question things, I guess not. So many of these acts that are listed
in the indictment are just that people like saying, hey, can you call
me? And then it'll say that was in furtherance of the conspiracy. Right,
It's unreal. You can't question things in America. What do you think?
This is America? You can't do that. Doesn't America anymore. It's
America with the K That's what it is. It's so bad, and the
most serious charge is a RICO charge racketeering influence, corrupt organization charge. They're
putting all these people into that category, which is like a like a super
felony, right, I mean, it's the worst of the worst, and
it's just so stupid. It's like Mark Meadows is included in that, like
the people that are included in this giant conspiration. It's also dumb. And
that's the thing that gives me a little bit of hope that surely a jury
will see that some of these charges are just so frivolous and idiotic it makes
no sense. I mean, I'm being I'm going to be the Debbie Downer
today because I'm feeling a little Debbie Downer today. But that people are well,
and there's a great reminder of that when we think back to who the
foreman of the grand jury was in all of this. Well, if you've
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Another quick note before we get to some more of this indictment stuff. Did
you guys see the Blindside Story yesterday? Yes? I was blinded by the
I was blind by the Blindside Story yesterday. Right, So they made like
three hundred and eighty million dollars off of that movie, and like all the
stuff that surround of the movie, and now he's like, I didn't get
a penny of it. I'd like to see some of that money. Yeah.
Well, and the worst part, So if you haven't heard the story,
and if you're familiar with the movie starting is starring Sander Bullock that's based
on this true story with Michael oh Or this football player. So in the
movie, it portrays him as kind, dumb, honestly, but super talented
and you know, just came from nothing, and then this super wealthy family
basically adopted him and helped him with his career, and then everybody it's like
this Cinderella kind of story. And the family that took him in was made
out in this movie to be just so overwhelmingly kind and generous and everything,
and you were led to believe at the end that they legit adopted him.
Well, it turns out they did no such thing. They actually put him
under a conservatorship, much like Britney Spears was with her dad, so that
they could make all of his financial decisions and actually profit from any financial gains
that he made as a result of his play, as a result of the
movie, as a results of any of it. He thought that he was
being legit adopted by this family, and come to find out he wasn't.
He's not officially part of their family. He's just owned by them. They've
been as strange for years. I mean, like if you look at the
social media of that family, he's not really been an actual physical part of
that family for years. They've not talked. It is very sad. It
is very sad because I follow a lot of the Two Eyes, yeah,
social, and it's like it's not like he's at Christmas or anything like that,
you know what I mean. It's not like he's really part of the
family. You know what I mean, if you watch just for the past
couple of years, he's not. Yeah. So he filed a big fat
lawsuit demanding to be released from this obligation, this conservatorship, and he wants
a full accounting of all of the money that was made from the movie,
from anything beyond the movie. He wants a full accounting. And then he
wants his fair share. To use that quote that I hate, but he
wants he wants to realize some of the benefit of his story. I mean
it's his story, you know. Yeah. Yeah, I mean I don't
blame him at all. And people some people are saying he's very ungrateful.
I mean, it's his story. So I would if it were me,
I'd be like, I kind of you made like three hundred and eighty million
off of me. Yeah, so I would like to have some of that
thing, you right, you know I mean it anyway, I mean,
they were they were wealthy to begin with. These people were super uper wealthy
to begin with, so it's like, you know, yeah, anyway,
just I hate all of that. Also, I have not had a chance
to watch it yet, but I understand that Tucker did a very long sit
down interview with RFK Jr. So I'm just letting everybody see that. I
want to see that, letting everybody know that it's there and available, and
I am very much looking forward to watching it, but I have not had
a chance to do that, and so I cannot tell you anything about it
because I'm not yet prepared to do that. So as soon as I have
a chance to watch it, then we can talk about it, but not
yet. Just wanted to let everybody know that it's there. Okay, back
to this indictment stuff, because as a reminder, here is the woman child
who was the foreman of the grand jury. Okay, that ultimately has created
this hundred page indictment. We want to hear from the I wanted to hear
from the former president, but honestly, I kind of wanted to disappear with
the former president because I got to square everybody in and so I thought it'd
be really cool to get sixty seconds with President Trump of me looking at him
and be like, do you so swear I'm be getting to square him?
And I just I kind of thought that would be an awesome moment. I
have a middle school girl and she reminds me of some of like the girls
that you know what I mean that I that I don't want my daughter hanging
out with you know what I mean? That chick is a mental case.
Very annoying that I say she's a child because she is. I mean,
she's a child, right? How old is she? She's what like twenty
something? I just gotta be like, nineteen, What do you have to
be to be what do you have to be to be a foreman? What
do you like? I would imagine twenty one, but what she looks like
she's about eighteen nineteen, I'm assuming eighteen. I'm assuming you have to be
eighteen, because if you can serve on a jury at eighteen, then why
not. She's a child? That's a child. Yeah, I mean,
it's just ridiculous. So this was the chicken charge, and also there was
the big Hulla Lou yesterday because the clerk's office posted the charges onto the actual
Fulton County courthouse website and posted them before the grand jury to even deliberated,
had even actually voted on the charges, and so that it immediately got taken
down. And I don't you know, props to like the eagle eyes who
found it and saw it and screen grabbed it right away. But that was
a major, major f up, right, And so here is Anderson Cooper
asking Ellie Knig about that in this I don't know if it's a screw up,
snapfoo whatever of this document was put online. How serious do you think
it is? Yeah, it's obviously a screw up. It's a substantial screw
up. I promise you. Somebody at the clerk's office tonight feels absolutely horrible
about it. I should say, though, some of these conspiracy theories that
are starting to emerge, there's really nothing to them, because as a prosecutor,
if you have a big indictment, a long indictment, there would be
nothing at all abnormal about sending an advanced copy to the clerk saying, hey,
this may be coming your way, it's pending the grand jury's actually actual
vote. Don't post it please until we tell you that the grand jury has
voted. But you do you would do that as a convenience to move things
along. There's nothing illicit or irregular about that. But again, the fact
that it was posted online is a true error by the Clerk's office and a
regrettable one because, as we can see, this is giving birth to really
some far fetched conspiracy theories. Conspiracy theories right, exactly, everything that is
truth now is a conspiracy theory. Oh god, this is the thing.
This is what they say, until it's not until like a year later,
when they're like, oh, I mean it's We're gonna go ahead and give
a little credence to it. It's fine, we call it a conspiracy theory
for like three years. It's fine though, you know, it's like no
big deal. But we're just going to pretend that we didn't do that.
This is what they do. Well, there was a statement i think from
the clerks or from the court office saying there's a fictitious document being circulated.
It's not fictitious. You post you posted it. You don't get to call
it fictitious just because you're mad that you made a mistake. I mean,
yikes. There's just everything that could be wrong with this indictment is wrong.
Exactly. Everything is upside down. Now our world is upside down. Is
just unbelievable. And this could you know, who knows? This could move
the needle for Trump with people that were reluctant to vote for him. Maybe
maybe not. Brett Baer has some commentary about that. There's a lot of
that trace, a lot of Trump supporters who are more fired up because of
this. They think that the Biden administration Democrats are going after him for a
specific reason, because he's the guy that can really shake things up. You
still hear some of the other candidates making the case and effectively in some circles
that hey, listen, I like trump policies as much in the next guy,
but you don't have to have the chaos and the baggage. But more
and more you're hearing people in the middle of the road who were ready to
not vote for Trump saying, wait a second, I'm sympathetic to this guy
because they're giving them enough charges to put them away for a thousand years.
Why is that? And what do these cases look like? And when some
people dissect them, they don't see as much they're there. There's two sides
of the coin to look at this. I do think it's tough in a
general election to imagine that independent voters and suburban women are going to look highly
on you know, all these charges and indictments. But you know, we'll
see how this plays out. It's going to play out real time in a
surreal way during this entire election. Yeah, when their bogus charges, people
look at it in a different way. They were like charges that had merit
people. I think a lot of people would be like, Okay, well
this is I'm getting really tired of this. I don't really like it.
I don't want to be associated with that. But when their bogus charges,
people start going, wait, that could happen to me. This is not
okay, this is not American. I don't like this. Now I really
sympathize. And that's starting to happen more and more, I think, is
people are like, this is crazy. What the hell is going on?
This is nuts. I mean it is crazy. It's absolutely bonkers. This
indictment it is, it is bonkers. It's all becoming more and more bonkers.
So yeah, people are starting to people are starting to sympathize. We
are becoming a banana republic, and so I hope more and more people are
like this what the hell? And somebody asked, why aren't more people doing
something about this? Well, I mean you see people on our side of
the making statements, you know, like Jim Jordan made a statement I think
I don't know was last could have been late last night, this morning at
least Stefaniac. People are making statements like this is a witch hunt. That's
like, that's the phrase that you see a lot of. It's a witch
hunt. It's a witch hunt. But I mean, what are they going
to do it? What can they do about it? I mean, they
could actually move forward on impeaching Garland because this is I don't this is ridiculous.
I mean, and he was impeachable essentially as soon as he made wise
special counsel, right, So just do it because this is just bonkers.
Yeah, he should You're absolutely right. He should not be there at all.
That guy is such a troll of epic proportions. And that's a perfect
segue right into Hillary Clinton's appearance. It's on Rachel Maddow. So apparently the
news broke right when she was being introduced on Mattow's show, and just the
glee. God, this, I mean, it's just sickening. Just look
at this, Madam's secretary, fancy meeting you. I can't believe this.
Yeah, this is not the circumstances in which I expected to be talking to
you, nor me, Rachel. It's always good to talk to you,
but honestly, I didn't think that it would be under these circumstances. Yet
another set of indictments. This is something, this is becoming like a skill
set. Like in the news business, you say like, oh, I've
covered Olympics or covered a campaign. Now it's you know, those of us
who've covered four indictments. Both of those women are just insufferable. They're just
they're so gross. And then her to talk about indictments, like Hillary Clinton
on to talk about the indictments. Let's get her, of all people,
the one who has gotten away with all the shit, Let's get her of
I just it's I can't, like, you can't make this stuff up.
You can't. If I mean, if somebody asked me to do it and
write a book about what's absurd in our country, that would be like the
first chapter. That's the most absurd is to have Hillary Clinton talking about the
indictments of Donald Trump. Seriously, she's gotten away with all the things,
all the things. Yeah, you want to look at a criminal enterprise?
Right, Hello, I mean, let's interview Biden while we're at it,
right, Let's interview a hunter. Let's get them all on. Let's interview
him all. Rachel good lord, Well, Dick Morris, who I believe
used to be an advisor to the Clintons. He has a theory about how
this is all going to play out. And we've talked about this being a
possibility. It's so hard for me to wrap my mind around how this would
work. But here is what he believes is going to happen. To fast
forward to touch. What's going to happen is that Trump is indicted now in
Fulton County and in Washington, DC, and he's going to be convicted.
Is going to be a biased cury pool. We already know there's a bias
secuter in Washington County, the Washington DC hunter, Biden's law partner is the
judge. But and he's going to go to prison, and he will be
elected from prison president. It will not make any difference at all. He
is going to be able to win this election no matter what they throw with
him. You think, you think he's actually going to prison. Yes,
Wow, Okay, I'm hoping that the appeals courts can see through all this
nonsense, but it's a bull predict and the question is going to get Supreme
Court in time. But clearly the fury is going to convict him. So
that'll be interesting. That's gonna be a lot of fun. How does that
work? Exactly? What in the world. Listen if this actually sticks and
they do convict him based on the flimsy stuff that's in this indictment. I
mean, seriously, the American people are going to be like, you gotta
be freaking kidding me. Well, better be televised. This is you know,
this isn't a this is not a federal thing. This is state things.
So there's no reason that there should even be any question about cameras in
the courtroom. But if this is the one, if this is it,
if this is the one that I mean, if this is the one that
does it, wow, I think Dick Morris is saying it'll be this one
and the DC one and two together cries yeah, that he's gonna be convicted
and this is it, and then he's going to win the presidency. I
mean, because think about it, people are but I mean he's right just
based on the stuff that we saw in the previous clips. People are really
fed up with this crap. People are over it, even the Independence people
who are on the fence, which again I don't understand who those people are,
but people who are on the fence, and they're just like, I'm
done, I'm so sick of this for you. I mean, they just
will not stop, and that means that they won't stop until they get to
us. I feel that way. I feel like these people are just they're
bloodthirsty at this point. Okay, enough, already stop it, Like,
just let the people decide what they want, and they will not let us
decide. This just shows you how much they want control over the American people.
Well, you know what, screw you. Yeah, you don't get
to do that. That's not what that's not. We are a constitutional republic.
Let us constitutional republicans too. Is that in this whole ridiculous process.
You know how we're always talking about how the left bastardizes words and they dilute
the meanings of words, like when they call us racist, it's whatever.
Now it doesn't even matter, it means nothing. And they've done the same
thing to the word to the to being indicted. So like now when they're
like Trump is indicted, I'm just like I roll my eyes. Right.
That used to mean something, used carry a lot of weight. It used
to be a big freaking deal, and now it means a thing to their
shenanigans again, it means absolutely nothing. Yeah, just so don't Yeah,
they Democrats ruin everything, they really do. They do. They ruin everything,
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com. All right, let's move on from the indictment because there are other
things to get to. For example, things are really really bad, as
we know in Hawaii and particularly Lahinah, where the worst of it, the
worst of the fires really ever been there? Did you ever get to go
to Lahio? I've only ever been to Kawaii, all right, Because I
knew you had been to Hawaii. I just didn't know the places that you
have been, just that one island, so and I have not been to
Maui. But apparently it's getting so bad because there's attempts being made to get
aid and necessary supplies and food and you know, all these kinds of supplies
to the people who have been impacted, and for whatever reason, they're not
equipped right now to accept the aid. So all of these people now are
resorting to like robbing people at gunpoint, oh my god, stealing and breaking
into safes that are you know, fireproof safes that are still standing from some
of the homes that were destroyed. These people are desperate. Again, I
don't understand what, like, what is it with our emergency I don't get
it. Why why is our emergency system so as you would say bored that
it's we that they have come? Did that? Like, I don't get
it. We should be we need to do better, Like why we've had
this stuff happen? I mean, listen, we have had disasters, emergencies
happened before. Why are we not better at this? I don't It's baffling
to me, Absolutely baffling. Unacceptable is what it is. And then Joe,
because we'll get to his no comment moment and just I mean that was
infuriating, but he also tweeted out or somebody on his team, did you
know, we're thinking about you guys, and here's what we're doing. And
I could not believe what I was reading. But he said, we're giving
a one time seven hundred dollars per household payment. Oh my god, those
that have been impacted by this, and people are on that. We have
staff on the ground right now to get you registered for that aid. And
I'm just like, you're actually saying out loud that you're doing seven hundred dollars
per household when you just requested twenty four billion dollars more Ukraine, right,
is this real life? Yeah? It's like and you see if when you
see the pictures, when you see it visually, you see what Ukraine looks
like right now, and then you see what's happening in Hawaii, and it's
like, oh my god, I the rage. I can't like, I
just cannot. I just rage. Heat does not give a crap. Democrats
do not care about this country, no matter how much they say that they
do. They don't care about Americans. They don't care about America. It
drives me crazy, you guys, It's unacceptable. It's like, we gotta
hurry up and pay all the pensions in Ukraine, you guys. I don't
know. I mean, and I don't know how even Democrats can look at
that and be like, yeah, that seems right. That seems right to
me. What's in the world. It's just so wrong on every level.
Every bit of aid for Ukraine should stop immediately. It should stop until Hawaii
is taking care of, until those people are taken care of. Stuff should
be like just like just flooding in there, everybody. Here's an idea,
europe pony upright, this is your freaking continent, exactly. The US should
not have to bail out you every single time there's conflict. This is your
problem. You deal with it. We have our own problems to deal with
it, exactly. We have more than our own. We have so many
problems here. We have like I'm teen problems here and this is just one
of them. And this is a huge problem right now, and we have
it's like we've got to stop the bleeding and that needs to just stop.
It needs to like, we need to stop it. I cannot believe he
can't. I guess he's too busy sitting on a beach to see that that's
a problem, right, He's very, very very busy. So speaking of
Biden, he was on the beach, as he always is. By the
way, he's planning another week long train to Tahoe right now. And so
that's all in the works. But you ask KJP when he plans on actually
visiting the devastation. I don't have anything for you. We'll we'll play her
in just a second. But first, here he is in response to reporters
saying, do you have any comment on the casualties in Maui. Here he
is, we're talking about the Hawaii response the president. I mean, oh
my god, no no comment, big smiles, big smiles all around.
What an absolute disgrace. There are no there's just like not enough. It's
like, yeah, exactly what Forrest Cup would say. Sometimes they are not
enough rock. It's just really aren't right. And KJP also asked, you
know, when does the president plan on visiting you? You know, he
still hasn't visited East Palestine either, Like that's a forgotten wasteland of a town.
Cares about East Salestine, right, I never had to talk to them,
doesn't care about that, And he certainly doesn't have time to visit Hawaii.
What are you crazy? You want to travel there eventually to surmit damage
and survivors. So obviously I don't have anything to announce it at this time.
Look, we're going to continue to have conversations with the administrator, certainly
the governor in Hawaii on what the opportunities might be, what that may look
like for a trip. But right now we just don't have anything to share.
But he's probably like, Hawaii's part of the United States? Is it
really because I didn't I didn't know that it's worth my ice cream? I
need my ice cream, and you would need immediate that. Maybe if he's
not gonna go, maybe he could at least reach out to some of the
folks that are impacted. She was asked about that too. The side from
the stead from the president. Has President Biden spoken to any again members of
Wildfair victims or plans to you in the future. I don't have any calls
to speak to it this she has nothing to speak to. He doesn't know
how to use the phone. He never uses the phone. I can't do
that. He doesn't have his own phone. So Senator Mazie Herrono, who
is one of the dumbest people on the planet. Ye, like, she's
up there is so dumb. She is up there with federal men, you
guys, but you would think at the very least that KJP would be prepared
to talk about the actual representatives from the state of Hawaii that's been so devastated
by these fires. She not only can't pronounce Mazie's name, she thinks Mazie
is a dude. Harina who I said the President spoke to just last night.
He thanked the President for the immediate support of federal agencies have delivered for
residents of Hawaii. And so does has so has a Senator Shorts sharts shots
did she said it happened? That did not just happen? He Well,
they don't know what a woman is, so we can't you know what I
mean, you can't really hold that against them. What in the world,
Mazie guys? Okay she said here hereno I think is how she said it.
And yeah, he was really he said this to the Oh my god.
So I tweeted that. I tweeted that clip too, Mazie, and
I was like, here, I just wanted to know. I just wanted
you to know how much the White House cares about you. Yeah, she
was. She was totally misgendered. Can't you get arrested for that? In
some states? Now? You can get arrested in California for doing that.
Oh my god. Wow. Yeah. They really are great at doing their
jobs, you guys. They're so good and they still find them in much
support. That's the amazing thing. Yeah, he's like, I gotta go
on another beach vacation. Byeacy. Yeah, by screw America, screw it.
Moving on, yesterday, we talked about the fact that Vivek Ramaswami had
indicated in I think it was to the Post and in Post. In an
interview with The Post, he indicated that he would be open to pardoning Hunter
Biden or members of the Biden family. People had the mads about that.
Some people had the mads, and then there were people like me who are
like, listen, it's all in the name. He's going to pardon everybody,
and so everybody's Pardner's gonna be like a fresh late. It's like you
get a pardon and you get a pardoner exactly. So I didn't have a
problem with it. I know some people did. But it turns out that
it may not even be true. He is really pushing back on this.
However, you guys are We're just gonna go through this and let's let's decide
what he said and didn't say because now there is some question. So first,
here is the exact quote from the interview that is what led to this
story. So he said, after the after we've shut down the FBI,
after we have refurbished the Department of Justice, after we have systematically pardoned anyone
who was a victim of political motivated persecution from Donald Trump and peaceful Jason's pro
protesters, then what I would be open to evaluating pardons for members of the
Biden family in the interest of moving the nation forward. Okay, all right,
so that's how would you take that? Well, it's like there's a
crapload of stuff to do before he would think about pardoning Hunter. So there's
a lot of work to be done before he even thought about doing that.
Okay. He said I would be open to evaluating pardons. So he didn't
say I would actually do it. He said I would be open to evaluating
that. Okay. So do you think it's wrong that a lot of media
outlets were saying he would he might pardon Hunter. I mean, to me,
that's how that reads. I mean it's that he would. I don't
think it's wrong for them to say that he would be open to evaluating pardons.
I think it's wrong for them to say he's get a pardon Hunter.
Yeah, I think that's wrong because that's not accurate. If he you know,
you need to actually say what he said. They need to use direct
quotes. But you know, journalists don't know how to freaking journalism anymore.
So I wouldn't put it past them to actually, you know, extract something
out of this and then say exactly the opposite, because people don't say the
truth anymore. People don't know how to quote things, people don't know how
to journalism well, and I didn't, I mean, I didn't delve too
deeply in it. I just saw a bunch of headlines that said Vivek said
he might pardon Hunter in the interest of unity and moving forward. And that's
what that's what we said yesterday. But he is pushing back on this whole
narrative really, really forcefully now. And so this next quote that you will
see is what he posted on Twitter. He said, I respect my competitors
in this GOP primary, but it's deeply disappointing to see some of their teams,
more precisely, they're superpacks, spew so many lies in response to our
momentum. No, I don't have any plans to pardon Hunter Biden. It's
planted trash. When you strike the swamp, the swamp strikes back. Yeah.
I mean I think that because what he was saying is I will evaluate
that after I do all of these things. Yeah, I will evaluate like
the possibility of maybe pardoning people in and the Biden family. I don't think
did he specific please say Hunter. I don't think he specifically said Hunter.
He didn't. But but like Hunter is the only one that's currently facing charges,
you know what I mean. So like everybody immediately went to that because
why wouldn't you. Yeah, but he didn't say he was actually going to
do it. He just said he would evaluate doing it. Right, But
I felt like that was a big enough story on its own that he was
saying, oh, yeah, I would evaluate pardons for Trump and I would
evaluate pardons for Biden. I mean, that's the fifth at all? Is
the story? Isn't if the country still needed healing? You know? Yeah,
I don't know. It's just his pushback on it is just odd considering
it was you know, he said it. He's the one that brought it
up, right, It's just to me it's just odd that he was pushing
back on it so hard. Anyway. I mean, the good thing is
that at least that I didn't have all the context before before that stuff.
So I like having that context before it. I wish that everybody would include
all the context before. That's the problem with today's day and age. Everything
is in snippets now. It's not in full context. Everything is, you
know, tiny tweets and little bits, little tiny morsels of information. Everybody
has the attention spans of fleas, and so we get tiny little bits of
information instead of the whole big chunk. I want the whole cake, you
know what I mean. And at least we got to see the whole cake
there, and I'm like, okay, now I kind of see where he
was going with that. Yeah, so that's good. Yeah, good,
well, and he did have a great moment. This actually reminded me of
a Zoobie tweet that you shared me with me yesterday. Zubi gets, just
like us, gets a lot of emails from people saying thank you so much
for speaking out on this issue and on that issue. And I, you
know, don't use my name, and I can't speak out because I'm afraid
and so Zoobie is like, you're part of the problem, and this is
the problem with the country is that we don't have enough people speaking their minds.
It's the problem with conservatives, right, It absolutely is because of the
fear of being canceled. And so the vecat make it a great point about
this at some sort of town hall that I wanted to share too, because
this is this is really really good. This reminded me of the Zoobi tweeter.
Reminded me of what we've said. When you are the only person in
the room, whatever that room is, maybe it's in college next year,
maybe it's at the dinner table, maybe it's when you with your friends in
a car ride. When you're the only person in a room who believes what
you do, you have an obligation, now more than ever, to actually
stand up and say it. And I will make you a promise. You
hold my feet to the spire if I don't keep this promise to you.
If you do that, and you do it with conviction, you will find
that you are not the only person in that room who believed what you did,
because other people will come out of their closet as well. Fear has
been infectious. You're right, but courage can be contagious too. So I
will do my part, but I need you to do yours. And that
is how we're going to revive this country. Thank you so much, and
thank you. I promise to do that. Thank you. You have my
promise too. I'm very proud of you. And they don't always do it
vocally, you know. And I've noticed that, like, sometimes you may
be the only person standing and saying the truth, but they they're hearing you,
that may at least give them the courage to do it later, right,
you know, It's sometimes it sucks to be the only person standing up
and saying the truth. I say this to my daughter a lot, but
you gotta do it. You gotta always say the truth. You know.
You may you may be shunned for it, people may treat you like crap
for it, but you've got to say the truth. You always have to
say the truth. And we've been we've for fourteen years. We've been doing
that, and somebody gave us crap about it on our Insider's page. Somebody
said, well, it's easy to do that, like in an echo chamber
or something. I'm paraphrasing you know, and you guys have never had to
do it outside of people who are all conservatives bullshit. We've we've been shut
down a lot. We've been My God, that's one of the reasons that
we were shut down before it was cool to get shut down. We got
shut down back in twenty thirteen. We got shut down. I mean,
it's like it. We've we have risked a lot and we and we do
it in situations where we speak out against the RNC, against the GOP.
We do it. Believe me, We're not invited to stuff because we say
things about people who are powerful in situations where we probably would be a lot
more popular and a lot richer if we didn't say some of the things that
we say on a regular basis, you know. And so believe me,
we say things and we risk we risk a lot, and so don't say
that to me when you don't know what you're talking about. I hate it
when people think they know our business and they don't know our business. Yeah,
and I love, love, love love that he said. I love
the part where he said courage can be contagious, right, it is contagious.
Yeah, that's that's the whole notion of what we've done. I think
the community that we've built, you have to speak the truth. If you
if you don't speak the truth, you have to You have to I think
attract the like minded people, but you always have to speak the truth.
If you don't, then you lose. I think that's where a lot of
people, I think, in the positions that we're in, they just they
become like every other pundit. They're just like everybody else. But we've had
people that will come to us and they'll say, I believe exactly what you
believe, but I'm too afraid to say it on a college campus, or
I'm too afraid to do this, or I'm too afraid to do that,
And it's like, you cannot be afraid, Like, we will lose this
country if you're afraid, we're gonna and we eventually will if everybody's afraid.
That is the one thing that I think is holding back conservatives is that we're
way too polite and people are afraid on our side of the aisle. Whereas
liberals they're not afraid because they have the media, they have pop culture,
they have I mean huge conglomerates that are supporting them, and they're like the
cool kids in the lunch room. Right, We're not so much the cool
kids in the lunch room, so we're suppressed a lot. Don't be afraid
anymore. It's okay to stand up and say how you believe, because there
are a lot more people that are probably being quiet that believe exactly what you
believe, but they just need that person to speak up so they can go,
oh, I believe that too, So speak up. You've got to
speak up and show your kids that it's okay to speak up, don't be
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Business Spotlight. All right, So I mentioned that Tucker did his RFK junior
interview, to make sure to check that out and we will maybe have some
clips from that tomorrow. Okay, So speaking of RFK, that Pinched Face
mean think her name's Leslie, I can't remember. She's a Fox, she's
a liberal, and she's a lefty that's been on Fox many many times.
She was you're talking about, I don't know her name, I don't know
her last namelessly when you say pinched Face, I know exactly here you're talking
about. Okay. Anyway, she was on a panel with Clay Travis and
she in this like very like humble brag kind of way. At the beginning
was all, well, my family used to hang out at the Kennedy compound
and I'm not going to say how, but like you know, we're basically
BFFs with the Kennedy's. So she said all the stuff and then said what
a huge disappointment RFK Junior is to his family, and Clay Travis put her
in her place in the most delicious way. Check this out and from Massachusetts
and without saying how, my family knows the Kennedy's. I went to the
compound when I was a kid, and the Kennedy family is a very close
family. They're a very protective family, and the very protective family not only
of its members, but of its name. And one of the problems is
not what RFK Junior is saying about vaccines to start, It was the anti
Semitic rhetoric that came out that was hurtful to that young man, JFK's grandson,
whose father is Jewish. He and his sister, his mother, you
know, although not still married to their dad, married a Jewish man.
And this is a stain on the name. Things that are coming out of
his mouth are the stain on the name. Also, they're largely very strong
supporters of the Democrats, the Democratic Party and our Democratic President. All right,
well, I knew JFK. Junior. I interviewed kenned any one he
had his losing bid for president. But this isn't about being a bad candidate.
Lots of bad candidates out there. It's about saying vaccines cause autism,
WiFi causes cancer, antidepressants cause mass shootings. You seem to kind of like
RFK JR. Clay, but a lot of scientists say he is spreading things.
Leslie said she was he was a stain on the Kennedy name. I
mean Teddy Kennedy killed a woman and managed to continue to serve in the Senate
for decades at chap Aquittic So I don't know. I mean, you might
disagree with RFK Junior's opinions on anything under the sun, as you just laid
out, and that's fine, that's how the marketplace of ideas work. But
so far as I am aware, he hasn't killed anyone. So if you're
going to talk about somebody being a stain on the Kennedy name, I think
you'd probably have to start with Teddy Kennedy, and I haven't heard anybody come
out publicly and say, oh, the innocent girl that my uncle killed deserved
better. Yet they're upset because RFK Junior is saying things they don't like while
running for president. Give me a break, this is a joke. Yeah,
I feel like it was. Then I married Joe Capecchini. Is that
her name? Yes? I feel like her family would beg to differ on
that, right, I feel like that's a little worse. And he just
kept serving and serving and serving, making all sorts of money at the American
tax player. Yeah. Yeah, And I mean he was kind of a
scumbag. I'm guessing she didn't have a whole lot to say to that after
that, no women's empowerment. Do you remember a few weeks back when there
was the whole Hella Blue about Janet Yellen yelling bowing to that Chinese counterpart three
times? I totally remember. And then there was the story about the mushrooms.
Yes, okay, she was asked about the mushrooms on an actual news
report yesterday. I have never seen Janet Yellen get giggly, but that's what
you're about to see. And I thought that by the end of this,
she was actually going to use the excuse of the mushrooms for the bowing,
but that is not exactly what happened. Listen, So I want to ask
you one more thing. You recently were in China. You ate dinner at
a restaurant chain called In and Out, and I should say to Americans not
to be confused with the burger joint. I see you smiling. You set
off a frenzy because you ordered a mushroom disc that contains apparently what are considered
magic mushrooms, mushrooms that can be hallucinogenic. And so now these wild mushroom
dishes are selling out at that restaurant's branches across China. You have sparked all
this, may I ask you. I'm just quite curious at least, what
was it like the mushroom experience? So I went with this large group of
people and the person who had arranged our dinner did the ordering. There was
a delicious mushroom dish. I was not aware that these mushrooms had hallucinogenic properties.
I learned that later. I can tell you later, like when you
were sleeping and having visions, or I was read that if the mushrooms are
cooked properly, which I'm sure they were at this very good restaurant, that
they have no impact. But all of us enjoyed the mushrooms the restaurant,
and none of us felt any ill effects from having eaten them. All right,
Well, and now they're now they're selling out and in and out China.
Well, secretary, yell, and thanks so much for your time.
I appreciate it. So that's a story that actually happened. She is a
muppet, you guys. I know she is an actual live muppet. I
swear so dumb. All right, So there's that. So clearly, what
I thought was going to happen was that she was going to say, yes,
she was affected, and so of course, had she not been affected,
she would have never bowed to that China person. But she did not
say that. So the fact is she bowed because she thought she needed a
bow, right, of course she did. Yeah, because they all bowed
to China, right, I mean, this is what they do us.
She's a muppet that bows to China, right, Just ridiculous. Yeah,
yesterday we mentioned and I know that there was some question about it. In
fact, there was even more question about it. I saw in our comments
the fact that Trump invited Laura Luomer to his golf club to watch the LIV
tournament over the weekend. And so now there's video that she has posted that
Laura Luomer has posted of her little sit down with Donald Trump. This was
a terrible move on his part. She is a complete lunatic. And I
just I think this, this just reflects on him so poorly. This does
not He did not need to do this, Like why her? He could
even know, or he just could just not. He could just not invite
her or just invite somebody else. But why why her? She's just so
desperately terrible. I don't understand why he makes decisions like this. I don't
get it. Yeah, and I listen, we had a lot of people
in our show. Issue was like, Oh, she's great, I just
love her, but why why are you doing why? I don't just no,
no, no. Well, and I you, guys, we say
a lot when we talk about our bff's at GENU sell you do not need
to get work done on your face, not like the terrible like you didn't
do it. Find a good surgeon that doesn't make you like at least find
Jane Fonda surgeon right, just because she doesn't look like she has a bunch.
She's young. I mean I think she's like in her thirties. Yeah,
there's a lot a lot of these chicks, a lot of I mean
we listen, we see a lot of these conservative chicks that are putting all
this ship in their face and they I don't understand it. Why are you
in your twenties putting stuff in your face at twenties and thirties? Who your
twenties and thirties needs to put crap in your face? I mean, I
just don't understand what is wrong with your face at twenty and thirty that you
need to put stuff in your face. And you definitely don't need to fill
it. You don't need to like plump. I just don't understand. I
don't understand it. I will never get it. I don't. I don't
know which way. Girls. Here is what she posted happily involuntarily on her
socials. Hey everybody, we're here at Bedminster. I'm with the greatest president
ever, President Donald Trump, who is killing it right now. There's a
new poll out right, you're crossing it. You're up over fifty points and
it's a beautiful day here, beautiful club. It's my first time here at
Bedminster. Oh, it's great to have you. And you've been really very
special. When you work hard and you are you are very opinionated head you
have to tend and in my opinion, I like that. So I've already
said that all of your support and you've been and everybody appreciates you. Thank
thank you, thank you so much for inviting me to sit with you today.
Pleasure. You're the best. I love you. Somebody said that there's
thirty year olds having botox parties thirty year olds, but I don't know.
I just don't understand it. I don't. Yeah, I don't, I
don't. You're gonna love this next clip. I think everybody's gonna love this
next clip. This is just totally unrelated to anything, but this was making
the rounds yesterday. There's a cop was trying to detain a person for legally
carrying a firearm on a street. I'm not even sure what city this is,
but this the person that was carrying the firearm legally absolutely knew his rights
as a carrying individual, just purely taking advantage of his Second Amendment rights.
And he gives this cop a lesson, And you know I love cops,
I love them, but this was an important lesson that this cop needed to
learn and that literally every other cop needs to learn, and that all of
us need to learn because this man knew his rights and spoke them so plainly.
And I thought, man, this is important. And so I don't
know if anybody here is ever going to find themselves in this situation. But
if you do, keep this in your back pocket a bad so I can
care what you're saying. Yep, Okay, I don't. I'm not going
to search it I don't consent to any seizures either. Okay, okay,
what crime are you am I suspected of committing? And you just pointed that
gun to me when it was loaded, to say, you know, you
twisted it, pointed it right at me. It's like before you act to
slide, you pointed it right in my legs before calling about a guy walking
all the gun So, okay, that's not illegal. Can I have my
gun back and getting moving along? Needs your ID and then we'll get you
on your way. What crime do you suspect me of committing? Like I
said, you were starting a call about a guy here, and a guy.
Yep, that's a report of a legal activity. What crime do you
suspect me of committing? In order to stop me? You have to suspect
me of a crime? Can you get your supervisor here? He is on
the way. Okay, thank you. Okay, Well, like I said,
be more concerned the public safety a too. So I'm here to make
sure that all set. You make sure you're all set? Okay, So
I just need to get your I D called. No, sir, you're
not going to give me your idea unless you are issuing me a summons as
seventeen A to V and A. I need to make sure requires then you
let me speak with yep. I need to make sure you're not a fella
character. Do you suspect me of being a fellow? I don't know you,
so if you don't anyway, okay, So what what was happening in
there? Look? What was going on with these He was literally walking down
the street caring, which is legal, And there were apparently a number of
people who called the police. And we're like, oh my god, scary
man with a gun because because what state was he in? Do we know?
I don't know? Okay, that's what I was trying. Okay,
he was caring. He was open carrying, is what he was doing,
right, and it's legal to do that wherever it was that he was right.
And so this went on for quite some time. I don't actually even
know why it cut off, but essentially what ends up happening is that the
guy starts sighting various court cases that justify and back up all of the things
that he was saying to that cop, like, right, I have a
right to do this. You do you have to suspect me of a crime
if you're going to detain me. No, I do not have to give
you my ID. No, I do not have to tell you my name.
Ultimately, the supervisor arrives and the and this guy says to him,
do you suspect me of a crime? The supervisor confirms no, we just
got some calls of people worried. We just wanted to check every out.
So the guys like, can I have my gun back? And they gave
it to him, and that was that. But imagine how easy it would
be to react differently and just immediately give your idea over, immediately give your
name over, and immediately comply. And so there's a way of not complying
that I think a lot of people do poorly. Like you can. You
can be awful and like resist in a way that just sets you up for
trouble, or you can be like this guy and know your ship and actually
say I know my rights and I'm not consenting to anything that you're doing.
And you know what I mean. It was just such a good lesson about
how to manage it. You can you can do that. You can do
that, or you can just say here's my like my ltch, you know
what I mean, here's my license to carry. If you could do that
too. And well, he talked about the fact that he didn't want to
give out any identifying information whatsoever, because then he knew it would be logged
and that would be forever part of like a police record. And he was
just like, I don't have any reason to be a part of a police
record, so you don't need my name. I'm not giving you any information
about myself. I have done nothing wrong. Okay. I would have probably
assumed that the cop wouldn't have logged it. He just would have He would
have been like, oll, right, go about your day, you know
what I mean. Because a lot of like in Texas. I would imagine
a lot of cops would be they know, they see people open carrying all
the time, and if they wanted to check you for i D they just
check you and they let you move about your day. You know what I
mean. This is a thing like you exactly like don't resist at all,
and you just kind of go, Okay, Hi, I'm carrying. It's
I'm open carrying because we see that a lot. We just see so many
people open carrying here. It's just like whatever you see guys with cowboy hats,
open carrying. It's just like, okay. So somebody saying they log
every call, all right, I guess if if that's I just yeah,
you're right, somebody saying in Texas, nobody would have called about a guy
carrying. That's very it's a very good point. It's a very very good
point. So I guess that's why I'm just kind of like, Wow,
this is just weird. It's just weird to me. Maybe it's because I'm
a Texan and he was very very I mean you heard him, he was
very very polite. He was polite, yeah, the whole time he was.
But he was firm and he knew his right right now. He most
impressive part of it. And if you are a law abiding gunner or you
should know you're right. She should know what the laws are. You should
know you're right, you should know how to carry, you should know safety,
you should know all those things. You know. But I just every
stage should be like Texas. It's just crazy. I thought I liked the
way that he was just and and I loved that at the end that cop
kind of got put in his place, like the supervisor came and he was
like, yeah, give him his gun back, right, you know.
So it is the way it should have It's it's your constitutional right to have
a gun. It's your right exactly. We've I think there was it's been
a couple of weeks since we played the clip this is the new snow White,
I don't know even know when this movie's coming out, and promoted like
crazy and sufferable. This girl, she's way more insufferable than you even thought.
So there was already the clip that kind of went viral not long ago
about her saying, well, I'm not going to be saved by Prince.
I'm gonna like save myself feminism. But but now it turns out who they've
chosen to be the new snow White is someone who clearly hates snow White.
She hates the very idea of snow White, she hates the whole story,
and so why they chose her, I have no idea, but this is
a little montage of her just being an absolute c word about the very character
she's about to play about in nineteen thirty seven, and very evidently so there's
a big focus on her love story with a guy who literally stalks her.
Weird. Weird, So we didn't do that this time. Cast a guy
in the movie Andrew Burnap great dude, while of Andrew Stine's could get cut.
Who knows it's Hollywood, baby, I'm gonna stand There are eighteen hours
in a dress of an iconic Disney friends side to the pa, every hour
letting a streams. I was scared of the original cartoon. I think I
watched it once and then I never picked it up again. Like I'm being
so serious. I watched it once and then I went on the ride in
Disney World, which called snow White Scary Adventures. Doesn't sound like something a
little kid would like. Was terrified of it never revisited snow Wait again,
so I watched it for the first time in probably sixteen seventeen years when I
was doing this film. It's no longer nineteen thirty seven, and we absolutely
wrote a snow White that is not going to be saved by the Prince.
He's not going to be saved with the prince, and she's not going to
be dreaming about true love. She's dreaming about becoming the leader she knows she
can be, and the leader that her late father told her that she could
be if she was fearless, fair, brave and true. Reality is that
the cartoon was made eighty five years ago. It's extremely dated when it comes
to the ideas of women being in roles of power and what a woman is
fit for in the world. And so when we came to reimagining the actual
role of no White has to learn a lot of lessons about coming into her
own power. Before I just got I cannot wait for this movie to just
go. They could have just written a different story, Like if they don't
know, they can't they can't write a whole new story. Yeah, it's
kind of like when we talked to the guys at the Ruthless podcast, and
I was like, this whole entire generation cannot come up with anything new.
Yeah, they can't. They have to take all of our crap and then
they have to redo it because they have zero creativity. Yep. See millennials
and like gen z ears, they're like, we can't create. It's like
their idea of creating is like whop, that's there. That's yeah, that's
the millennial creativity. That's it, and that's gross. So they take all
of the old stuff and then they wocify imagine it. Uh, they wocify
it and they turn it to crap. God, I just every gen X
rocks. You're Governor tweeted out this TikTok with the caption that said go back
to Australia, and I love him for that because this chick apparently is hanging
around she's Australian. She's in Kansas at the moment, complaining about the weather
and complaining about some other things that Greg Abbott took exception to. Here she
is say it, there are too many American flags, Like they're own houses,
they're own cars. Saw them in couch cushions, Like I don't know
who's making these American flags, but they'd be making a bloody fortune. I'm
like, you're the only country that I know that does this. Like the
other time I think I've ever seen an Australian flag is like on the Habba
Bridge. Could not tell you what it looks like. Like, I know
it's like blue and it's got some stars on it. But I think I
could draw the American flag from memory, Like I think I could make a
bloody sculpture out of it. That's how many times I've seen it. It's
enough, let's pull back on it, Okay, let's stay humble, not
today. And he tweeted that and was like, go back to Australia,
Yeah, go back, And I loved him for that. Yeah, I
love him for that too. Was a good move, good move, Governor
Rabbit. But all right, what a bloody hag, right, it is
time for some whack attack. Well, I think you have a video for
us from my whack today. So I do. I wish I knew what
city or state this word. Yeah I don't. I don't know the city.
So you can just show the video and we can all just enjoy the
crazy whack that it is. This is in target city. You're you're coming
to everyone, if we all just start and multiple people record, they can't
block it right record. So this goes on for a while. So they're
just so somebody's filming this, obviously because we're watching it. So somebody's filming
them do like whatever it is they're doing. And then this chick is in
charge of it. She was like, I started crying here because I was
so emotional there. So they did this, they were asked to leave.
Then they were escorted out. I believe they were for police, probably probably
by police. Yeah, and then this lead this, this ring leader tweeted
it out and said that they were asked to leave because of their race.
Oh my god, that this was a race a racist thing. Yeah.
Yeah, because if you get a bunch of women of color in there to
because what this is like something, what is it of the piece? What
is it disturbing the piece? Disturbing the piece? Yeah, because is that
what it would be? I don't know, what do you? I don't
know. I've never gone into a target and done like a flash mob with
a bunch of my friends. I don't know, because I'm not an idiot.
Well, and the fact that they just felt like they're entitled enough to
just do this without getting permission and then defying the request to stop it again.
Though this is a generational thing. This is something like we would have
never done this back never day never, we would gen xers wouldn't have done
this. We just wouldn't of you guys. I mean, I know that
a lot of you out there are my age, our age, and we
just would have never dreamed of doing this and like having somebody tape it and
been and wanted attention for it, and it's just not something we wouldn't have
done. But of course this generation is like, let's do this and if
we get kicked out, then it's a racist, right, It's racist,
you guys, And it's going to be all over the news, all over
socials and it's just it's it's because of our race. And if it's not
because of our race, it's sexist. That's what it is. It's just
so brady and its title and these people are just insufferable beaches. Yeah,
and they want to get clicks. This is what it is. They want
attention. It is it's a look at me, look at me, think
Christina. I'm so tired of this crap. I know, it's just absolutely
nonsense. Guys, have a wonderful, wonderful day, and we'll talk to you tomorrow