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same time, we got to keep moving and we got to do a show.
That's yeah, you know what I mean, it's important that we do
that. That was I don't and like snotty. Really no, I don't
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a super chats, like the nicest thing that people can do, Like why
we'd be snotty about that? But but and so I responded, and I
was like, I don't even know what this means. But you know,
I don't think we're snotty at super chats. We always appreciate them, but
we are honest when they don't make sense to us, because we know that
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is read them, and then if we don't understand what you're saying, like
that's I can't apologize for that, because again, we don't read minds.
And also, and just to add, if we missed them at the end
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We got to acknowledge that person. We get so freaked out about that.
So just know, like if we miss you, oh my gosh, it's
the end of the world. Hate it. Yeah, And so she answered
and she was like, I'm not trying to be comedic. I'm just making
a point that might help with the context of certain things. I understand you
can't dwell on all super chats as a production professional. I get it.
No harm meant with my comment, just don't feel like I can contribute anymore.
And I was like, okay, well, all right, well,
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you. Okay, let's I've got a couple of little tidbitty headlines. But
I was reminded of a show that we are a few shows that we did
on the radio when you and Rob were telling me because I did not know
that stamps were fifty cents or fifty one cents or something, and I completely
lost my shit over that. Do you remember that? And I was like,
yes, I absolutely remember. You're like fifty cent, Yeah, I
do. I do remember that. Obviously you're not the person who mails things
in your family. I just well, you know, so Ron will buy
stamps or whatever, and he gets the kind that don't have the amount on
them, and so I just see like a flag or you know, I
don't know what. I don't even know what stamps cost right now. Yeah,
I mean, what is it up? To you, Yeah, there
are more than I'm pretty sure there's sixty six cents now something like that.
Yeah, is that right? Is that right? You guys? Are they
six sixty sent hot? Is that right? Be kidding me? It thinks,
it thinks so yeah, Oh my gosh, okay, well wow,
so they are really that's seventy The USPS has just this is the reason I
brought it up is because there was a headline saying that the Postal Service wants
stamps to be seventy three cents. Seventy three cents, I know, but
I'm just like, do you remember the days of like less than twenty cent
stamps? I do, which ages us, but yes, I do remember
those days. I listen, I remember those days. I remember when gas
was really cheap. I remember all certain things being cheap. Remember you guys
remember wower? Yeah? Forever stamps Now, stamps are the way to go,
man, get them now. I'm sure there are people out there that
remember homes being like way less than what I mean, think homes being like
fifty grand Remember remember when cars weren't one hundred thousand dollars. Because that's the
thing that I just find so asinine is car car prices are oh my god,
dude, they're out of control. Out of control. Well and even
I'm gonna get on a stop box. You just need to move on.
But we were looking to get Jackson's when we were looking for what we were
going to get him as a car when he turned sixteen. I was like,
well, we'll just find something that's like, you know, eight or
nine grand. It'll be fine. And Ron was like, that's not a
thing anymore like that. That's yeah, something you can do. Our older
kids. We did that. We did that with our older kids. We
got them piece of crap, like five thousand cars. We could do that.
You could, yeah, you could. They would just jump cars you
could find and they just drove those for several years. And nowadays you can't
really do that. It's I love them before times you guys. Yeah,
him Foolery, thank you so much. Jim Fullery says, you're my favorite
snots thank you. All right, let's get to one other quick celebrity headline.
And this is like there were not enough eye rolls when I saw this.
So Margot Robbie, who you know, was the big star of the
Barbie movie, which inexplicably was extraordinarily popular. She was also on Wolf of
Wall Street. She was a fantastic movie. Barbie not so much, and
it was enormously popular. It was a terrible, awful, horrible, stupid
movie. And now she has announced that she's going to produce and likely star
in a Monopoly movie. And I just am like, why do we have
to why are you making a movie? Why are we doing this? Where
to God? Again, Listen, I say it all the time. They
just have zero innovation in this generation. They just nobody has any creativity.
We're gonna make a Monopoly movie? So dumb. It's just so dumb.
Anyway, So those are your pre video headlines that I wanted to get to.
We do need to talk about herriage. Catherine Herridge, who is like
a legit journalist, and as you remember, she was fired from CBS and
then there was this whole hullabaloo about CBS basically pushing around the door and keeping
seizing all of her work, which included her confidential sources, which of course
is like so anti First Amendment that it's almost undescribable. So there have been
Capitol Hill hearings about this that included not only Catherine Herridge, but also Cheryl
Atkinson, which is the reason for my name today. And so we'll start
with just a clip of Catherine Herridge telling the committee. This is part of
her opening statement. Slaid off. In February, an incident reinforced in my
mind the importance of protecting confidential sources. CBS News locked me out of the
building and seized hundreds of pages of my reporting files, including confidential source information.
Multiple sources said they were concerned that by working with me to expose government
corruption and misconduct, they would be identified and exposed. I pushed back,
and with the public support of my union sag AFTRA, the records were returned.
CBS's News's decision to receive my reporting records crossed a red line that I
believe should never be crossed again by any media organization in the future. I
mean, I can't believe that we even she has to say that out loud.
I know, it's nuts, what's happening. It's just it's wow,
and CBS, Like listen, it's not that I wouldn't expect that from CBS,
but you totally expect all this stuff from like CNN and MSNBC, and
then like there's my god, where does it stop. Like our media is
a mess, just an absolute mess. They all suck. I mean we
could say CBS sucks, but they all suck. And I mean this is
like such a base saying that every media outlet should be super concerned about is
protecting. So that is the job of a j and she is actually one
of the better ones. So it's just yeah, she is, but there
it's a it's I mean, I've always sad that journalism is dead. I
mean it has been in the past twenty years, but there's maybe like a
handful that's left and they're just dying out. She's in our generation, right,
I mean, she's probably in her fifties, and she's probably just I
would imagine she's shaken her she's so upset and disillusioned by all of this.
Can you imagine that happening to you? Happening to you? And it's just
like, Okay, well I tried to journalism, and you want to let
me journalism. Well, and she Jim Jordan was had back and forth with
her, and she actually likened this. She called it journalistic rape. Here's
what she said, git the files back. If I didn't have the support
of PSAG AFTRA really publicly standing up for journalism. I don't believe that I
would have received the files and they would have been returned. And I just
want to be clear, Congressman, wherever you work, if this happened to
you, it's an attack on free press. It's an attack on the First
Amendment. It makes it more challenging for reporters to work in the future that
discources us the free flow of information to the public. They call it a
journalism a profession for a reason, because it's about an informed electord and it's
a cornerstone of our democracy. I can only speak for myself. When my
records were seized, I felt it was a journalistic rape. God, we
have become a propaganda nation, like it's that the state controls the media,
and it's terrifying, like we're and it was so good. I guess the
timing couldn't have been better than for that NPR senior editor to come out and
talk to Barry Weiss about and he's still there like he's the senior editor of
NPR right now, And he came out and said, yeah, we've screwed
up. And he's as liberal as they come, but he's like we have
like eighty seven I think is the number eighty seven editors on staff. Every
last one of is a Democrat, every last one without exception. And he
was like, and we we you know, squelched stories. We would would
hold stories that we thought didn't make you know, the Democrats look good,
like he openly said all this stuff. Yeah, and so I guess good
on him for being a whistleblower. We'll see, and that's a publicly funded
you know, we pay for that, and so yeah, we pay for
that, which is it is really really gross. Cheryl Atkinson always also in
this hearing, it was interesting to hear the line of questioning from Representative McClintock,
who I normally really like, but he was pushing her on whether or
not what the what the White House administrations were doing with the press, and
I think I think she was getting aggravated by it, which I can understand
because just because there's no violent attack, like a government official is not coming
and like stabbing a journalist, doesn't mean that a journalist still doesn't feel pressure
from the government and that itself is coercive and against the first minute. So
this was just really it was just interesting how he was kind of pushing back
on her Becauson Win's you. What's your experience, Well, I think it's
interesting to hear people say, and I agree with this, that the government
should not be intervening in news coverage. But in my experience at CBS,
that happens every day. Members of committees, heads of committees, members of
Congress, and the White House call the Bureau in Washington, d C Contacts
that they have editors and managers up in New York to try to shape our
coverage. Well, that I don't find particularly objectionable is as long as there
is no force or threat of force behind that. Did do you find that?
I don't know what was said. I just know they called. There's
no physical force threatened, But there certainly is a great deal of pressure,
you know, weighing on the networks in terms of their coverage. Well,
what about government acts directly? Have you encountered such intimidation yourself directly from the
government or is that all kind of channeled through your employers. Well, I
felt a great deal of pressure channeled through my employers. You know, I
was told that certain stories weren't going to air because we were getting phone calls.
And even though there was nothing wrong with the stories. Let's just let
it rest for a day, Let's pick it up another time. They're really
mad this time. And there was no objection over the content of the story
or the facts. It was they just as I was told. They just
didn't like it or is a story that they felt was unfavorable. It shouldn't
matter if they like it or don't like it. They should have no stay
in this. They should be two separate entities that have nothing to do with
one another. The government shouldn't be putting its hands into the media at all.
In fact, that's the whole point of journalism. While it's like one
of the big points of journalists should be whistleblowers on the government. They should
be check on the government. That's they used to do that, be that
they would do that. And now the government is so far entrenched in our
media that it's such a propaganda machine. They are, you know, it's
like they're so in bed with one another. It's so gross that you can't
separate them now and that and she just basically well and it's you know,
it's fine, like if if the White House, if somebody from the White
House, if they see an article from Cheryl, and Cheryl says, Hey,
white House, I'm sending this, do you have any comment. Then
if they object to it, they can say, yes, here's our comment,
here's why we object to it. You can include that in your story
and that's completely fine. But when they actually say to the CBS bosses,
yeah, we just don't want you to print that at all, that's when
it's a problem. Depress it that's yeah, that's depression. That's depression,
and that's propaganda, and that's un American. That's when we become a communist,
that's we're China. It's I just hope something comes out of this hearing.
I mean, I don't know exactly what the objective is, but as
you know, hearings often happen. They sound really good, but then nothing
happens. They do it's all that and then this is actually from back in
the fall. But I do think that this law is kind of pushing itself
through in Canada. This was Joe Rogan and his guest were talking about attempts
by the Canadian government to regulate podcasts. Don't think that that can't happen here.
Don't think that they're regulating podcasts in Canada. Oh yeah, I was
reading about what they're doing. It's terrifying. So they want to bring in
this bill whereby they regulate podcasts. So what they want to do is every
every podcast streamer or whatever it is platform that makes more than ten million dollars
revenue no profit revenue, has to register with the Canadian government. They then
want them to hand over information about their content and the people listening to their
right to their to the government getting ahold of algie. Ow, I'm it's
interesting. Bonkers you guys. Yeah, it's going after a podcast. I
mean, of course we wouldn't be included on that. If you have to
make ten like ten million dollars, we don't have any door. Wut you
have to do that? We have no that s worry about it. But
you know, I listen, I wouldn't put it past them to have they
do that here. If they could do that here, the government would absolutely
do that here because they would do anything they could to start squelching conservative podcasters,
and they would absolutely come after conservative podcasters who use the phrase without question.
Well, and you remember all the if you guys have never read about
the ridiculousness that we have dealt with when it comes to NewsGuard constantly contacting us
and saying why did you write this, Why did you say this? Why
did you say that? And finally, and I tried to cooperate for a
long long time, and then I was like, screw it. You're gonna
give us a terrible rating no matter what. And so I don't care.
You just go do your thing and now, or or more recently, several
months ago, I saw that Dave Rubin was contacted by NewsGuard for what he
said on a podcast. So it's not even just that they're looking at websites
anymore. They're actually listening now to podcasts NewsGuard is And of course they work
very much hand in hand with the government, so it's already happening to some
extent here too. Yeah, it's out of control. They're insufferable. They're
absolutely insufferable. Yeah. It got to the point where Mak at one point
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ladies, but see, we do feel so bad. I saw that and
I was like, oh my god, you do because you were celebrating something
or you're talking about like a family thing that was important to you and we
missed it. And I hate that. I hate it, and so that's
why we reached Now, thank you for that, Karen, Tracy, thank
you. Tracy says, good morning, ladies. Due to my menopausal insomnia,
I am able to catch you guys live from southern California. My morning
aren't complete without some chicks and some chin balls. I love that. Uh
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Yeah, thank you guys for all of that. All right, let's
move on to chinballs himself, because there is still some question about whether or
not there's we're going to see a debate between Joe Biden and Donald Trump.
What are your current thoughts about that? Do you have current thoughts? We
won't. No, I do not think. I don't think he's going to
do it. They're going to figure out a way to get him out of
it. There's no way he can do it, and if he does it,
it'll be a disaster. I want him to do it. I think
that would be the greatest thing ever for our side, and also if RFK
is involved, it to be great for him too. I mean, that
would be the best thing for all of us. But I don't think it's
going to happen. Trump called him out yesterday in one of those little videos
that he puts out on true Social and he was like, we need to
debate, and we need to do it sooner rather than later. And so
he basically was like, come on, let's just do this, Let's do
it immediately. Even and so Joe Biden was asked about that when he was
getting himself some ice cream. He was out and about and he's getting himself
his treat and reporters caught up to him and said, hey, you know
Trump's Trump's saying he wants to debate you immediately. What do you have to
say to that? And here's what he had to say to the baking right
now. You have lad too. If I were him, I'd want to
debate me too. Then why not just say Yeah, I'm doing it.
We're doing it, and do it. This answer was that kind of answer.
Dude, he wants to debate you because you are in a decline mentally.
You you're there, You're like on the way down. He could just
annihilate you in a debate. So it's he had I wanted to happen to
happen. And no ear piece, because Joe Biden press conferences, he's always
got his earpiece, he's got no cards. No, he just needs to
stand there and do a debate like a normal human being. No, yeah,
no teleprompter or nothing. It's just unscripted, all of them unscripted.
Let's see it. And amazingly, I'm starting to wonder if maybe they will
happen. And the only reason I say that is because Democrats. Now,
some Democrats are starting to say, yes, Joe Biden needs to debate.
And one of those was a very unlikely person. Raphael Warnock said as much
in an interview on CNN. Be a debate between these two candidates. Oh,
I think one of the great characteristics of a democracy is that you get
to see contrast. That's what elections are about. They are about a choice,
and I think that you will, you know. You know, look,
I'm not in the Biden campaign. I'm not a member of the campaign,
but I think you'll hear, you will hear a debate. And I
certainly I don't know why I cut off there, but essentially, okay,
so basically he's saying I want them to debate. Okay, it's not going
to happen. It's just holding out at I mean, it's like, if
he wants contrast, you're definitely gonna see a contrast if they're on a stage
together. Because yeah, and what and somebody asked, what kind of drugs
would they give him this time for a debate? They'd have to give they'd
have to hop him up on some sort of major be the same as they
gave him for the State of the Union. They'd probably just double dose it
and even angrier. You know, he'd be so mad, which would be
and then Trump could just be like, why are you so mad? Calm
down down, Somebody get a cattle prod on this guy. So we'll see
and then whether or not RFK is included, that's a whole other thing.
Right, there's still so much question about what's going on with his candidacy.
You guys, remember several days ago, we played a clip of him on
CNN being interviewed by Aaron Burnett, who was saying, you know, don't
you think Trump is a huge threat to democracy? And he made the point,
well, I could argue that actually Biden is a worse threat than Trump
is. And so he retold that story on a different show and was just
talking about Aaron's facial expression and that moment, and I just thought it was
interesting to hear that perspective. She asked me to just do I really,
you know, don't I think Trump is very dangerous for the Republic? And
I said to her, I can make an argument that President Biden is even
more dangerous to the Republic. And she had this kind of astonished look where
you know, her brain stopped working. Yeah, And I said, you
know the reason for that that I would say that is because President I did
something no other president history, and he's been a court has found that,
A court has no there's no court that's found at President Trump tried to uh
steal the election, or tried to derail the election, or tried to start
an insurrection. There may be plenty of evidence that he did that, there's
no court that's found that. But there's a courts that I found that President
Biden was censoring his opponents and not just me, although he did censor me
and I did win that suit. So it's not me making it up.
Yeah. And by the way, they were censoring me, not because I
was promoting misinformation. The Facebook paid well. Actually, what he's saying is
factually correct. Yeah, they had to come up with a new word to
describe my post, and the word is Maland it's not misinformation or disinformation.
It's malinformation, which is information that is actually correct, but it's nevertheless inconvenient
for the government. Insane. Yeah, again, more propaganda, more of
it, and he sees it. I mean, that's right. He's right
on that issue. He's so right about it, and he's I think he's
also obviously we all know that he's right about the fact that Biden is a
bigger threat to our constitution. And there's court evidence at least say so.
Yeah, right exactly, and that it's they have humbled the American public with
the narrative that Trump is bad. Trump is the one who insided in an
insurrection or an erection, depending on who you ask and leave or who else
is a giant feather chick that said all these people her, Yeah, I
mean all these people who said that he incided it an insurrection, they're they're
out there, you know, perpetuating that narrative. And so a lot of
American people are just like he did that propaganda and that is misinformation, that
is information. So ridiculous, Donkey Hoti, thank you so much, she
says, can we start calling him Joe Balchin? Now? So not Joe
Manchin, but Joe Balchin. People keep people keep saking. Jan Bolton was
on with Caitlin Collins. She was so excited because she felt like she got
such a huge scoop from John Bolton about his plans for this election and who
he's going to vote for. So here he is breaking major news on Caitlin
Collins show. And you're going to write someone in in November. That's what
I did in twenty twenty, and I'll do it again this November. Who
did you write in in twenty twenty? You've never revealed that before? Well
I might as well say it now. I voted for Dick Cheney. Wow,
and I'll vote for Dick Cheney again this November. You'll write in Dick
Cheney, that's right. What made you write him in that? Because he
was a principal Reaganite conservative and he still is. Age is no longer a
factor in American presidential politics, so his age doesn't disqualifying. And I think
you'd do an immensely better job than either Trump or Biden. What about his
daughters, Cheney? Well, I like Liz a lot, and you know,
maybe someday she'll get my right to vote too, But right now I'll
stick with her father. May I mean people should know that's news right now.
You've never revealed who you wrote in in twenty twenty before. Well,
I hope it sways the electorate and prevents both Trump and Biden from from from
from being the successful candidate. And if I could start the nationwide writing campaign
for Dick Cheney, maybe I should do that. Oh my god, nobody
cares. Nobody cares. If you put his face on a screen and ask
I don't know a hundred millennials who that guy is, They'll be like,
is that Colonel Sanders? Who is that? Who is that? They would
take the same thing. Chene nobody right, totally, nobody knows either of
those men. They don't go away. They keep calling him, they keep
wanting him on the show, just like Yeah, Vay rock Stand Holmes,
thank you so much for the supersticker. Appreciate it. Karen Elliott, thank
you, she says another, not Karen, Karen. If they do let
Biden debate and he fails or falls, who is the more terrifying option,
Whitmer, Newsome or Big Mike meeting Michelle Obama. God, they're all terrifying
to me. There, all of them are horrifying. Yeah. Yeah,
I can't imagine that. I just can't. Can we just not think about
it? Let's not think about that. We're just not gonna think about it.
Well, what we should think about is dogs once again, can we
think about it? We need to talk about Wait, this isn't what I
wanted to show. Although the rough Choose from Rough Greens are fantastic. This
this is the stuff, you guys. This is the creation. This is
a green health powder for dogs, the creation of naturopathic doctor Dennis Black,
who is the founder of Rough Greens. It is a premium nutritional supplement that
contains everything your dry kibble doesn't. And so this is really what brings dog
food to life. And you were telling me yesterday that your dogs will not
eat their dinner until they see the green spowder sprinkled. Until they see it
sprinkled, I mean especially especially THEO. THEO absolutely will not, he said,
a spoiled bratt now and he was like, yeah, the rest of
dog. You know what I mean. You probably ate out of garbage cans.
And now he's like, I'm sorry, I can't eat until you put
the green pell See. I wish I could do. I wish I could
decorate the food with the green powder on top. Unfortunately, my dogs are
labs, and if you have labs, you know that they are so food
driven it is out of control. Every meal is they treat it like they've
not eaten in seven years. And so now I have to put the rough
greens in first because they won't start eating until their actual food is on top.
So I can't. I don't have time to mix it. I don't
have time to sprinkle it on top. If they see dry dog food in
the bowl they are chowing down, they're going to eat it. But then
after they chow down all the food they lick. They lick all of the
rough greens out of their bowls, and then they lick their paws after.
I don't know why, but that's always been their thing. As soon as
they get done, they lick the tops of their front feet like crazy.
It's so weird but so cute, and I like it. I just like
that. That's like an added bonus of rough greens for your dog. So
you have to try it and report back. If your dogs also lick their
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then report back. I want to know how many of our listeners dogs actually
lick their feet after they eat the rough creen. I just think it'd be
a fun little experiment, little thought process experiment. And you guys addiction how
I don't know. I don't know. Oh my god, he's four hundred
thousand years old. I will look he's he is? How old is?
See? How old is? Wait? Three? Oh my god, I'm
older than that too. He was born in nineteen forty death stage. He's
literally my exact dad's aide. Your dad looks so much better he I thought
he was so much older than that. You guys, Wow, I'm not
expecting all right, Well, there it is. I I am reluctant to
subject everybody to KJP, But when she's super stupid, it's kind of fun,
right, Like, I mean, she's horrible. We all know she's
horrible, but when she's extra stupid, it's kind of entertaining in a way.
So there's two clips that I thought were extraordinarily entertaining. One where she's
asked about inflation, and we talked about that a lot yesterday and how a
lot of news reporters were caught off guard in the middle of their conversations about
how inflation is much better under Biden. Then they had to break the story
that inflation is up again, which was glorious and so obviously KJP was asked
about this in the presser yesterday, and here is how that went. In
the Rose Garden. The President said that when he came into office, inflation
was skyrocketing, but it was one point four percent in January of twenty twenty
one, and that was the eleventh consecutive month at that time under two percent.
So it was the president misleading Americans. So when the President took office,
and you know this, there was a pandemic. It was closing down
businesses, closing down schools, and so it was drastically disrupting the supply chain.
Let's not forget about that. And so that's what was going on,
and that caused inflation around the world to increase, we know that, and
then further increasing inflation the Russia's war, Russia's war in Ukraine, and in
fact many of the wars are even worse than that because of that, because
of what we've seen with Russia's war. So the president took historic action to
deal with the disruption of the supply chain. Let's not forget which started.
The Strategic Petroleum Reserve was disaster. Made progress in lowering costs, we've made
progress in dealing with inflation. But that's what was happening when we walked in
the pandemic, the disruption of the supply chain. All of these things were
happening with you haven't set the problem, you haven't done a dam thing to
solve the problem. Yeah, I mean I remember when they when they did
that they were just blaming it on every other thing. They were just trying
to figure out what can we blame this on rather than actually solve the problem
or help to solve the problem. And yeah, the putin price hikes,
which I'm just like, seriously, hmm, yeah, just deflect, deflect,
deflect. This is all they do. This is what she does.
And you're right about the like her eyes get all fluttery and weird whenever she's
lying, which is constantly constantly. I don't know if she I wonder if
anybody's told her that she has that tell, you know what I mean,
because it's a pretty big tell. Yeah, I don't think she was also
asked. And this is where she was really on the struggle bus big time,
because you know, they just had the State dinner and apparently, you
know, the DOJ is going after Apple. They're going after like some of
these big companies for you know, monopolizing markets or what have you. But
it's Biden's Department of Justice who is actually going after what's his name, Tim
what's his name from Apple? Tim Cook? Yes? Tim Cook? Yes,
and so. But at the same time as they're going after him,
they're also inviting him to the State Dinner. Well, that's what I was
going to ask, because what's his name? Bez was there with Lauren Sanchez
and in her lingerie. Did you guys see that? Right? That's appropriate?
Yes, I don't know, I don't I can't remember if they're doing
something specifically with with Bezos, but the fact that they're sending these sort of
mixed messages like we're also ursuing you, but also come to our party,
right, we love you. Soporter, thank goodness, asked that question.
They were like, so, what's with the disconnect there? And she was
having some problems answering this question questions. But I also just want to ask
about the State dinner because regulators in the Biden administration have sued both Amazon and
Apple alleging anti competitive behavior that has caused public harm. So why were executives
from those company's invited to the dinner? Well, when it comes to the
State Dinner, we invite an array of folks to come in and and obviously
it's an important night of especially when another country comes. It shows bipartisanship,
it shows the strength of that alliance that the US has with that particular country.
Uh, the list varies. Uh, you know and we it's always,
it's always different types of people that come to the departments. Just less
than a month ago that Apple uses its control for the iPhone to engage in
a broad, sustained and illegal course of conduct. Can't saying that that lawsuit
shod send a strong signal to other companies. And what signal is the White
House sending? But I hear your question. That's the Department of Justice to
decide. I do not know. I'm not saying that the DJ invited invited
people to the White House state dinner. That's not what I'm saying. I'm
saying, DJ move forward with that particular case, that particular legal action.
I can't speak to that. We always invite an array of people. We
bring people from all corners of different industries here to the White House. That's
what we do. Uh. And I just don't have anything else further to
share. And we you know, I think it's important to nothing intelligence that
we do that. But I can't speak to a DOJ legal case they took.
It doesn't think that those companies do that is a legal action being taken
by the Department of Justice. I can't speak to that. They have their
reasons of moving forward on that. I can't speak to that. We invite
a diverse group of people when it comes to events, not just state dinners,
even different sides of the aisle. That's what that's what this president has
done. I can't speak to what DOJ and their legal action. I just
can't speak to that from here. I don't have any intelligence to share with
you. Yeah, I will never get tired of that. I've never like,
anytime we ever play her ever, that's going to be the end of
it. Every time. Yeah, she's I do he's still on that job?
Is it? Because after her, nobody wants it, Like they're just
like I can't do it because I cannot defend this horrible and nept administration.
Who's gonna do it? I mean, she's the only person at this point
that's willing. I don't know, because like I know, he just does
it for the State Department. He should really be in charge of all the
communications because he's at least he's at least smarter than she is, right,
a little bit, just a little bit smarter, and he he is good
at talking in circles and bullshitting. He is really good at the bullshit.
But still like I don't know how she is still nice job. It's pretty
amazing. God, it's awful to watch. It's it's really painful. Lorie
Weens, thank you so much. Laurie says, I'm finally getting rough greens
from my chihuahua. Donovan will report back on if and how he takes to
it. Also, my cold hearty avocado has lost a few eves, but
don't well so far, doing well so far, hope, doing well so
far, Okay, And I'm assuming that the cold hardy avocado is from fast
growing trees. I'm so excited that she's gonna bry rough greate. We need
to know if the little chihuahua licks his little feet. I'm very curious about
that, or if it's just like my labs have this weird habit, because
I don't know, I don't know what their deal is. Okay. Moving
on to another idiotic person in the Democrat Party, and that is Rashida Talib.
So Peter Deucy's wife, Hillary Vaughan, who's also a journalist. She
ran into Rashida Talib and wanted to ask if Rashida condemns some of the craziness
that's coming out of her district in Michigan, where people are calling for the
death to America. American citizens are openly, happily, joyfully saying death to
America. It seems like that should be a pretty no brainer thing to be
able to ease say. Of course, I condemn that. That's it.
That's all she has to say, you would think. But no, instead
of think, she goes on a tear against Fox News. Congressman tale Fox
News, I don't talk to Fox News. At a rally in your district,
people were chanting death to America? Do you condemn talk? Do you
condemned chance of death to America? I don't talk to people that use racist
tropes. You are that? Why can't you just say whether or not you
candemn people chanting death to Why are you afraid to talk to? Fox News?
Is not not listen? Using racist tropes towards my community is what Fox
Joes is about. And I don't talk to Fox News's death to America racists
is chanting death to America? Racist talking about your guys racist tropes? You
know you guys, are you guys know exactly what you do? I know
you're fama pho, but you guys gotta go deal with it on your own
self, not gonna use me. Okay, So it's a it's a islamophobic
to call out people's saying death to America. That's islamophobic. Now I'm confused,
that's that's racist. I'm I'm she's and on. Listen on the flip
side, is it okay for people on our side of the aisle to say,
I don't talk to CNN, I don't talk to MSNBC, I don't
talk to CBS, I don't talk to any of these basically all the other
media outlets. I just only talked to Fox. You know. Is that
is that what we're going to say if you're a member of COS, That's
it's kind of ridiculous. Judge Jennine made a really good point about that,
where she was saying, if if for she to leave, actually really cared
about this cause, the Palestinian Cause, she would absolutely use every opportunity to
get platformed to talk about that cause, every opportunity, whether it's Fox or
anybody else. But because she takes this attitude, she clearly doesn't really care.
She's a virtue signaling hag. That's it, period. Yeah, She's
she also hates Israel clearly, you know, I mean, because this is
not a hard question to answer. And this isn't even about Israel. It's
about America. She hates the country she represents, two shade, she hates
America. You're absolutely right. And I don't know how these these chicks get
into office. I just don't understand it. This is insane. And furthermore,
if somebody says death to America GTFO. Yeah, but why how is
this hard? Where did how did we end up here? How did we
end up in a place where we're like, oh no, that's like,
I mean, it's so okay for people to say death to America. Listen,
I understand free speech, I get it. But when you have a
bunch of people in our country screaming death to America, I feel like that's
a problem. Yeah, I feel like that's I don't remember that ever happening
when I was growing up, and now it's happening far too often. It's
a problem, you guys. It is. It's awful, I mean,
and it's it's a direct result of like how indoctrinated all of our kids have
become and an open border h it's so frustrating speaking of Israel. Dove Hiken
did a really nice speech at a Republican event where he was talking about,
you know, this ridiculous idea of calling for Israel to do a ceasefire when
they're the ones that have been attacked. This is just kind of like a
rallying I like the end of it because it's like a rallying cry. It
was some positive go Israel talk, and I thought it was important to share
it. So now all of us we have watched the battles unfold. Hospitals
in Gaza, Every single hospital in Gaza is used by Thomas. They have
underground facilities. They keep all kinds of weapons in the hospital. If you
matchine your local hospital here, grenades, machine guns, bombs, you name
it. Everything in the world. Every single hospital, without exception, used
as a terror base by Hamas, must schools the civilian population. So,
ladies and gentlemen, I ask you, what in God's name is Israel supposed
to do? What are they supposed to do? Oh? Oh you know
you can't. No, No, you can't, you can't attack. You
can't do that. It's what are you talking about? Israel? Like,
until you right now will eradicate Almus a love it. Yeah, I love
it too. And that's the thing. It's like when he says, you
know, what are they supposed to do? Will people just expect them to
take it? Yeah, until they're gone, until they've been distressed, until
they're completely eradicated. Well, yeah, that's not that's not an option,
right, What is the only place? The numbers? What is it like?
Sixteen million Jews? Is it six? They're sixteen sixteen million Jews?
How many? How many people that practice Islam? What is it like?
A billion? Oh? All right, at least oh my god, there's
more than a billion. Oh keep those numbers in mind. How many Jews
were killed during the Holocaust? Six million? Right, there's only sixteen million,
now, I mean, just think about the numbers, you guys,
and think about all the countries that have expelled them. This is their only
place, this is the only place that is their home. And all of
these psychopaths will not rest until they are gone. And they're gone, They're
going to fight back. It's all they can do. And we should,
everybody should be in support of that. I yeah, Bob, I'm sorry.
One point six billion. Yeah, I stand corrected. One point six
billion. I undershot that number. Yeah, so I kind of feel like
they can fight back if they want to fight back, and they're just pissed
that they're winning, you know. Yeah. And if they don't want all
these civilian casualties, then stop embedding terrorists in civilian locations. This is not
I mean. Or maybe stop attacking them during a ceasefire, which there was
a ceasefire on October sixth, So don't go in there, rate their women,
attack them, murder people, and put their babies in ovens. Maybe
don't do that. Yeah, there's a thought for those folks who follow Lily
Ebert, who is a Holocaust survivor, and her TikTok account is run by
I think it's her grandson, if I'm not mistaken. And so he posted
this adorable picture on Twitter yesterday. It's his great grandma, Lily Ebert.
She is one hundred years old. She survived Auschwitz and she just became a
great great grandma. And she said, I never expected to survive the Holocaust.
Now I have five beautiful generations. The Nazis did not win. Guy,
I love that. Isn't that great? And he said, from near
death at Auschwitz to five generations of Jewish life. Fantastic. That's that's the
human spirit. Isn't that the best picture ever? So fantastic, so awesome,
love love love that. Okay, moving on, So you know that
we've still got a lot of months between now and the election, and so
we're probably going to do who knows what we're going to deal with on Monday.
We're also going to be dealing with all kinds of new scares. The
government's going to want to, you know, stoke fear as much as possible.
And so you've probably heard some you know, some humming and some some
chatter about bird flu. Right, like, there's this new bird flu the
top into humans. Everybody needs to be super scared. New bird flu,
the new bird flu. It's like the recycled bird flu is what it is.
We've seen this before, right, I mean you'd think they'd come up
with a new animal or something, because we had monkey pocks, we've had
swine flu, like like at least be like creative and make it like the
giraffe flu. Right, It's like why, why, why will they just
not do that? So nope, favor they're reverting to bird flu. And
this guy has a lot to say about it, and I think he speaks
for us all. Really really, nah, bro, we're not doing it
again. We're not doing this again, really, bruh. Covid, ebola,
swine flu, bird flu, Like, nah, we really have to
talk about the fact that these mothers are so lazy that they had to spin
the block with a disease that they already tried using the flock. I'm sparing
of it. We're not doing this anymore, Like the last few decades has
really been a disease mortgage borg of bullshit. Would you be having the swine
flu, the ebola, or the covid? And if you do opt in
for the COVID, would you like the alpha variant, the omicron variant,
well, the anti stablishmentarianism variant. All of them are or truly fantastic choices.
Really kind of the world. We're tired of me. We're not taking
any more excenes. Okay, we're not staying inside. We're not giving up
our summers. We're not giving up our graduations, We're not giving up our
proms, We're not giving up our sports. You We're done. You will
kidd you, bird flu, I don't care, p big Burg, twitty
Burg. We're not having it. Go ahead and leave it over there because
it ain't happening here. Oh my god, I could not have said it
better. Guys. Awesome. He speaks for me. I don't know about
you, guys, but that guy speaks for me. All of it.
Everything that he said is exactly what I want to say, you know.
So it's just an election year. Who saw this coming? Raise your hand,
Lisa, Exceleen and C. Douglas. Thank you so very much for
the superstickers. I appreciate that. Also, the World Health Organization and that
guy that leads it, who's really hard to understand. I don't remember his
name. What's his name, like Tetrov or something like that. I don't
know his name, but I know his space and I don't like space.
I know it's not like pace. He too is now, you know,
because in addition to like whatever flu they want to get us, every get
everybody scared about, they also want us to continually be scared about the climate,
climate change, social scary, terrified of the weather, you guys,
and now all this. You know, all these countries that are the buy
into the WF and to who they're they're all now super scared of climate change
to the point where they are saying we need to really, really hit hard
the food production industry and get everybody on a plant diet. They can suck
it. But here is what Here's what he's saying. Our food systems are
harming the held of people and planet. Food systems contribute to over thirty percent
of greenhouse gas emissions and account for almost one third of the global burden of
business. Transforming food systems is therefore angel by shifting for this healthier, diversified,
and more plant based diets. If food systems delivered healthy diets for all,
we could save eight million lives per year. Who is committed to supporting
countries to develop and implement policies to improve diets and find climate change. I'm
therefore very pleased that over one hundred and thirty countries have signed the COP twenty
eight UA Declaration on Climate and Help. Oh my god, that's I'm not
doing that, so mad, I'm not doing that, and they better listen.
And who elected this guy? I put him in charge of my diet?
Who did that? I didn't do it. Did you guys elect this
guy? Because I didn't elect them? So why do take all the seats?
Dude? Seriously, I don't. This is where I get so as
you would say, bijugity. And you know, as Trump as president would
never agree to sign off on something like this, which is another reason that
that's that he is an important because he likes me, because he's normal.
Who doesn't like me? Come on, God, Connie Cannell, thank you
so much, Connie says, don't forget about the killer bees. That's right,
the killer bees. And what were the big giant monster wasps or something
or like monster bees? Oh god, oh gosh, yes, yeah,
hornets. That was a crazy thing on our dance card. Right. We
were like, what's this, Connie said, love you chick snobs? Yeah,
thank you so much. This. You know, as we get closer
to the end of the show, we always just sort of have a mish
mastery of things to share, and this little grouping is no exception. There's
a digital app for youngsters, like super youngsters, called poc pock and perhaps
if you have young young kids, you've heard of this. Apparently the visuals
in this app include a lot of rainbows and a lot of like pro LGBTQ
kind of is that we grew up with. No, this is very very
send a message it's been hijacked. Yeah, so they've gotten some backlash about
that, and so I don't know who this woman is specifically in pop poc,
whether she's the head honcho or somebody that works for them, but she's
responding to the backlash in a very snarky way. So if pop pok is
something that you've ever explored for kids or grandkids, please take it off your
list. You'll see this video and you'll understand why. We often get comments
about our hidden agenda, and it's something we feel we need to correct because
we're actually very proud of our agenda of inclusivity. So if people feel it's
hidden, maybe we're not trying hard enough, you know. So our developers
came up with a solution. They've created a system where every time we get
a comment like this, a rainbow will be added to pop pok hopil like
color. More details below. She needs to go to a speech therapist just
pointing that out. I wasn't gonna say it. I did well, you
know, I say all the things that makes people Madam, Really sorry,
but that's why you're here, right chin balls. Anyway, take pop pop
off of your list of apps. Say that Okay, because that's that.
Here's something that's kind of glorious. David Hogg, who is just the most
insufferable of insufferables. Oh my god. And by the way, his whatever
his organization, his like, you know, gun control organization. Now he's
being accused of using a bunch of money irresponsibly surprised. That's a dude that
needs to eat some meat, you know, yes, yes, god,
I mean he's got such that I won't hello Bay that well he got schooled
about to a I'm not sure the location of this, but there's a woman
in the crowd. She's a Chinese immigrant who escaped communism and she had some
things to stay to David Hogg, and it is a beauty and it Miss
Lily Tan Williams, welcome to my lifrail die State. Actually, I am
a Chinese immigrant who survived communism and under Mao, you know, forty million
people were starving to death after he sold the communism to them, and twenty
million people died murdered during his cultural revolution. So my question to you,
David is that can you guarantee me a gun owner tonight? Our government in
the US in DC will never never become a tyrannical government. Can you guarantee
that? To me, there's no way I can ever guarantee that any government
will not be well. Then the debate on gun control is over calls.
I would neighbor, gave up my guns, neighbor, neighbor, and you
should go to China to say how gun control works for dictatorship all And he
laughed at her. Hear him? Did you hear him laughing at her?
What a piece of crap? That kid is just laughed in her face and
he's like, what's communism? I don't. I didn't learn that at Harvard.
I didn't. I didn't. Exactly, they don't teach that class unless
it's how to do it right, that's how they there and how to implement
it. Yeah, we're all comedies here in Cambridge. Yeah. There's another
video that went really really viral, a guy on TikTok who's been speaking out
about how hard it is for twenty somethings to like, you know, fulfill
the American dream at this point in this economy, in bi dynamics, it's
impossible because of prices being so high, because of inflation, because of housing.
It's just become the dream is out of reach unfortunately for a lot of
kids in this generation. And I liked the way that he spoke about it,
because he's talking about it not just this is Democrat's fault. He's actually
saying this is a uniparty problem because when Republicans have power, they also spend
all the money, you know what I mean? Like nothing changes, and
his frustration is palpable, and I think it's just I empathized with him so
much about this. And I've started binging a lot of his other videos so
you'll see his little you know, his little user name. I'd encourage you
to follow him and check his other stuff out, because he's a he's a
good follow. He explained to me in crayon eating terms, why I make
over three times the federal minimum wage and I cannot afford to live And I
do not want to hear the pull yourself up from your bootstraps, work ninety
hours a week. That's not the goal, guys, that's not that should
not be our standard. I'm so I am so tired of people being complacent
with UNI Party, both of them full us over. When my parents were
my age, they both made less than half of what I make and they
lived alone. I cannot afford to live anywhere alone. A one bedroom apartment
eighteen hundred dollars, two bedroom apartment twenty two hundred dollars. Who the can
afford that? It is embarrassing to come out and say that it is a
struggle to survive right now, But I know so many people are struggling.
And do not get me started on what my grandparents were doing. They three
thousand dollars house. And yes, I understand inflation and all of the bullshit
that they have been pulling with the Fed. Why are we allowing yet?
Why? And then I clock out of my shift. I am tired.
I have to go home, and I check the news. There's another sixty
billion to a country. Nobody can point out on a map. What are
we doing? Why? Where has the plot gone? We have lost it,
folks, we have lost it. The American dream is dead. It
is over gone, in for it and forgotten. I mean, he's not
wrong, he's not He's just wrong a lot. I mean, I have
so many thoughts on so many things, like young people have put a lot
of these policies in place, right, a lot a lot of young people.
So I get really, it gets so irritated about that, you know,
because they don't get it until it's too late, and then they're living
it, and then they're like, crap, I don't like the crap that
I've put myself in, so then they're in it. But then on top
of that, he's right about like, man, rent eighteen hundred, twenty
two hundred, twenty five hundred. I mean, then you go to California,
it's four thousand dollars for an apartment, you guys, that's what is
that? Like? What I mean? I have kids in California in an
apartment, so I mean, it's insane. It's absolutely insane. So he's
not wrong about things being crazy expensive and how it is unlivable in this country
for I mean, for so many people it's it's just crazy. And it's
not just young people. I have a mother who is considered I guess she's
considered elderly. I don't really see her as elderly. She's going to be
eighty this year. It's hard for her. She can't move here because her
mortgage is so low right now that if she moves I would love She's like,
I'd love to come there and live near you and get an apartment,
but apartments are that price, it would be I can't do it. I
can't afford it. And she's on a very fixed income. It's not just
young people, it's elderly people who are on fixed incomes, right, I
mean, so everybody into those cheap mortgage rates from locked in so before times
they're locked. Yeah, they're locked into a lot of things because they have
health care to pay for they have. I mean, we're all feeling it.
We're all feeling it. It's not I don't think it's just young people.
Well, I'm we're feeling it. My family feels it. I mean
every time I go to the grocery store, every time we have to pay
for college we've got. I mean, everything sucks right now. It sucks,
and so you know, how do you solve it? And I do
think that there is an element of the uniparty. I don't you know,
do I think that conservatives are are helping us. They may not be like,
I don't know, actively pursuing me and saying a Daisy, I want
to help you. I mean, I want to help your family. But
I do think they're better. I do think the policies are better on our
side. Of the aisle than on the left side of the aisle. I
do think that the whole notion of limited government and you know, get them
out of there and lower taxes are better than the left. I mean,
who wants to like spread everybody's wealth around and give all this money to Ukraine,
you know, and give money to everybody else but the people that are
actually making and putting money into the system. So I mean, policy,
man, It's all about policy. We got to get the right policies.
We got a clean house and get the right policies in place. We really
do. But he also did another video too about the student loan stuff,
and he talked about the expense of college and just the amount that it has,
the percentage amount like that people pay. It is so insane what everybody
paid it to college now and you're not getting anything from it. You're not
getting you used to get, and it's all so corrupt and so far gone.
That's the problem is that I wonder, is this anything that we can
even come back from. I hope it is, man, I hope it
is. But like a lot of it, I hear him saying, why
are we putting up with this? Well, what we're trying not to write
like we're doing. We're trying to get the word out for people to vote
correctly. Right. I don't know what else we can do, you know,
but it's hard to combat. And you and I have done it for
fifteen years. It's hard to combat the ice cream party with the broccoli mental
Yeah, you see what I'm saying, Like, we have to cut you
got to start splashing. You got to do a spend analysis and start literally
cutting fat everywhere. When people, when young people especially are faced with you,
you have to sacrifice a little to you know, because they because they
want the free stuff, because that's what the Democrats promise them. They promise
them free ship all the time. Yeah, they just forget a much more
student loans, right, forgave a bunch more student loans. So they see
that and they think, oh my gosh, I get free stuff with these
people. They're gonna give me all the things. They're gonna take care of
me. They're gonna give me all the things. That's what they think,
right. But our side of the aisle is you gotta, like you do,
have to pull yourself up by the bootstraps. You have to have personal
responsibility, you know, you have to have some skin in the game,
and we're going to cut things and and and then it'll end up like in
the long like long game is it'll benefit everybody, because that's the way America
was founded. That's what our wanted is all less like, less government intervention,
less of all of that, and more individual right. But they don't
want to hear that because it literally is ice cream versus broccoli, and they
want the ice cream immediately. Look at Joe Biden gets ice cream every single
day. He's literally a walking example of that. Carrio twenty three says that
he did not buy his first house until he was forty nine, and that
I'm sure that's true for a lot of people. I so many people my
first house when I was twenty six, you know what I mean, Like
it's but there's no way that I could do that now. There's absolutely no
way now now. And that was the point that he was making, is
that what used to be something that was easy to aspire to, easy to
obtain, it's out of the reach of so many more people than it used
to be. You know. That's thea You guys, have a wonderful weekend,
and we will talk to you on Monday, by everybody,