So what do you make of that tweet of his Well, I mean it
was all caps, so I'm terrified, you guys terrified. I mean people
type in all caps here in our comments and I shiver. NASCAR driver Noah
Gragson, I think is his name, was suspended indefinitely from racing because he
liked a George Floyd me. He just liked it, like you basically did
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You guys, remember last week when we were well, I mean it
was me that was doing it. I was wondering, I was pondering on
the problem. I was just wondering aloud how all of this indictment business and
a potential trumping in jail business would work logistically, right, And as if
they heard me speaking, Jailee Mail put out a huge article with all kinds
of answers about how this will work if Trump is the nominee, if Trump
is the you know, if he wins the nomination, if he is going
to jail, Like, how will all of this work? Is it even
legal? And so I thought, well, why don't we just go through
some of the highlights, shall we? Obviously I'm not going to just read
this article to y'all, just give you some bullets. But so they actually
put some bullets, Like they have some of the most frequently asked questions about
how all this will work. Number one, will Republicans still support him if
he's convicted of any of these charges? And so the answer they said is
probably, But there is doubt creeping in according to some polls. And you
know that this is what doubt creeping in looks like, they say, You
know, his lead against all the other potential GOP people is like expanding by
the day, right, So he's I don't think anybody can catch him from
a primary perspective at this point, I could be wrong, but I don't
think anybody is going to catch him. But according to some polling, they're
saying half of nearly half of GOP voters say they won't vote for Trump if
he's convicted of a felony, and then fifty two percent won't vote for him
if he is in prison on election day. So that sucks. So people
will change their minds if he is in fact in prison, right, and
so the timing of that could get really squirrely because it may be too late
for anybody else to be the nominee. Trump may be the nominee, and
if he goes to prison and then all of a sudden, people are like,
Okay, well now I'm not going to vote for him, then we're
completely screwed. We're screwed. Yeah, okay, So that was the first
bullet. The second question is can Trump keep running for prison if he's convicted,
And the answer is yes. So there's nothing in the constitution. There's
nothing in the law that stops him from continuing his campaign. There's nothing in
the constitution that says a convicted felon can't run. Even if that Felon is
in prison, he can continue to run, So that is a yeah,
I just don't know how, Like, if he's in prison, how does
he go to like state dinners and he does meet with meet with officials and
like do his daily duties. He has to have proxies for all of that
stuff. Okay, so he has so somebody would be like as vice president
or something like how So I'm just curious. It's like, because you know,
when you do a job, you get to go out and do the
job. And he was really good at doing the job. He was mister,
get up at you know, five am pants and do the job.
You know, he was way better at that than Biden has ever been or
a lot of other of our presidents have ever. He's mister, you know,
get up and go and sleep five hours a night and do the job.
So it's just so strange thinking of him being in prison right not being
able to do the things. So that's why I'm just curious, and like,
who would do that? Who would do the things? It is possible
and apparently there is precedent for this, which is what is so extraordinary about
this article. So the third question is can Trump run for president? From
prison, and the answer is yes, with some unprecedented accommodations. So it
said back in nineteen twenty, some dude named Eugene Debs ran as the Socialist
presidential candidate while in prison in the Atlanta fed for speaking out against the draft
during World War One. And it was his supporters who spoke for him,
ran his campaign and talked to voters. So he just had sort of these
spokespeople that did it. And if Trump is convicted, they say that he
could most likely end up in a minimum security federal prison where he could still
have internet access so he could write posts on true social he could email.
Probably he would be limited to the amount of time per day that he could
do that, but he would still be able to do that. And then
if they do have to make unprecedented accommodations for him and he is president,
which is even more wild to think about, Like he's the ruler. I
mean, he's the leader of the free world. So you're gonna have to
like break the rule on the one hour of email a day thing trying to
run a whole country, you know what I mean? What about the pardoning
thing? Okay, he could pardon himself. That is also asked. It
says, can he win the presidency from prison? And the answer is yes,
but it'll be a lot harder. Some lawyer who was being interviewed for
this article says, I don't have a key for that. You can't have
it. In a system that's based on this, we would be an uncharted
territory. It says, I don't believe he can win a general election running
from prison. It's such a stigma, particularly if he's in prison for undermining
national security or undermining democracy. But his base may not crack. He says,
he would have to expand his base, and I don't know how he
expands it sitting in prison, which is a fair point. Could Trump pardon
himself potentially, but it is unprecedented. The answer is, we don't know.
That would have to go to the Supreme Court. Obviously it would be
a case of first impressions. We've never had anything remotely like that. But
if a pardon held, it would only be for the federal cases that Jack
Smith is overseeing, So the stuff in New York and Georgia would still stand.
So he can only pardon himself on the federal level, but the state
convictions he wouldn't be able to pardon himself. So it's there's so much crazy
convoluted, Yeah, very very convoluted. And then the other question is could
Trump be removed from the ballot, And the answer is possibly so. The
fourteenth Amendment states that officeholders who have quote engaged in insurrection or rebellion against the
US are unable to hold federal office. And so the Organization Citizens for Responsibility
and Ethics in Washington would have to value they have vowed to challenge his candidacy
on that count. They're doing whatever they can to keep him out of office,
y'all, absolutely, listen, they're they're stupid, but they're not that
stupid. Yeah, so they've they've done every they're trying to cover every base
to keep this man away from the White House. Right, just so calculated.
And then then there's the question would Biden pardon Trump? They say only
he can answer that, and so we don't know what the answer is.
And then could Trump vote for himself in the twenty twenty four election if he's
convicted And the answer is probably not because convicted felons don't have the right to
vote. So that's even a weirder question, right, but it was so
interesting to just kind of read through all of the questions because these are things
that it's it's unthinkable that we're even having this conversation that our choices are between
Trump and Biden, who has every bit as many problems, do you know
what I mean? Oh yeah, it's just as it's nuts. But the
difference being is that we're we haven't, in a calculated manner, gone after
Biden in such a way where it's like we're just so hell bent on destroying
him and keeping him out of office. We're we're allowing, you know,
our constitutional republic to do what it does, you know, just it's we're
we like free will on our side. We're okay with that. They are
not okay with that. They're in commies. They're going to do whatever it
takes to keep this guy out of office. We're watching it happen before our
eyes. It is nuts, absolutely nuts, and the world, I mean,
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would work if Trump continues on the path of being indicted and prosecuted in jail
and all of that stuff, wanted to mention too, um that I read
an amazing article that I just want everybody to go out and find today about
Obama. It is so interesting. Somebody interviewed his ex girlfriend about like and
because he wrote about his ex girlfriend in his first book, which was which
one was at was out like Dreams of my Father. I don't know,
they all run together. He's written like fourteen autobiographies. The guy is what
like our age, I mean, seriously so arrogant, how much like he
is. He's he's so self absorbed. This guy. I just remember he
was like, I'm fifty two, I'm gonna write like fourteen autobiographies about myself
because I mean, everybody wants to do about my life, Like, oh
God, get over yourself, dude. Yeah, well, it's fascinating.
I will tell you exactly exactly where to find it. It is a website
called tabletmag dot com. The author of the piece is David Samuel's. It's
a humongously long article, uh and it's in It includes an interview with the
Obama I'm a biographer, who, it turns out, is saying a whole
bunch of stuff that Obama wrote in his autobiography is just blatantly untrue. And
even stories that he told about his first girlfriend and why they broke up,
it's all a lie. And what's amazing about it is that no one ever
went and talked to her. So this guy's the first one, after this
many years to go and actually find her and say, hey, all that
stuff that he wrote about you in his book about the reasons you broke up,
is that true? She was like, I cannot believe it's taken you
this long to find me, no one else. And it's not like she
was hiding, you know what I mean? So was she like I wasn't
even his girlfriend? No, I mean she was definitely his girlfriend. In
fact, he asked her to marry her marry him twice and she said no.
But like, it's just she completely discounts so much of his story and
it's just super super interesting. So because he's full of crap and everybody read
it because he's full of crap and Democrats fly Oh my god, yeah they
ever man lie. Yeah, but that it is so interesting, like none
of the stuff was vetted. That's just the crest. They could just say
whatever the hell they want to say and put it in a book. That
was the most fascinating thing to me about the whole thing is that it just
went unchecked for this long. Imagine being her, Oh my god, let
mean couppy I write about that, but seriously, think about that being her,
having that in a book and being like, is anybody gonna ask me
right if this stuff is true? Yeah? The dude is a liar.
Just unbelievable. Did you see that stuff? Listen? There was a bunch
of stuff too, I listen totally I mean, same subject, but also
completely inappropriate. There's a bunch of stuff that Dave Rubin put out about him
this weekend too, really like a bunch of gay rumors about him. Well,
and that is addressed in the article because apparently he had journals and stuff
or letters to one of these girlfriends, because there's a couple where he talked
about how often he fantasized about having sex with men. Yeah, yeah,
And I was like and listen. I wouldn't normally bring that stuff up because
I'm like, because there's all sorts of conspiracy theories about him, about of
Michelle, and I'm always like, ah, okay, whatever, you know.
But since reputable people are starting to bring that stuff up, I'm just
kind of like, well, that's interesting. The best stuff is being brought
up. I don't know, it's like, okay, all right, this
is like stuff like that's starting to get some like getting some legs. And
now this article certainly helps contribute to that. So very intedesting, very interesting
reading. Again, it's tabletmag dot com and then just look for the piece
by David Samuels in order to find it. Okay, let's get to this
ridiculous riot thing that happened in New York City. So I've never heard of
this cat who's apparently huge influencer on Twitch. His name is Kai Senat,
Kai Senat, I think is how you say it. Never heard of him
before this weekend, but he apparently he's followed by millions, and he decided
to tell his followers, Hey, come to New York City Union Square on
Saturday, and I'm going to give out. I'm going to give away a
bunch of free stuff, including like computers and PlayStations or all kinds of gadgets.
Right, so he decides to rally everybody. He does not do things
like, oh, seek out a permit for a huge gathering. He doesn't
do any of those things. He's just like, let's meet up at Union
Square. He has millions of followers, who then of course turned out by
the thousands, and then that turned into a big fat riot. Here is
the story as being told by the local news outlet, Paul's going out on
social media. Obviously, young people know it's out there. They got the
message. They're showing up at four for something free. Five thousand other people
show up. The police are sort of almost behind the april. How difficult
is it for the department to keep track of these things and to try to
bring some order to the situation and keep it from becoming a free for all
like we've seen here in Union Square. Intelligence all right coming, And that's
what's important to understand. You have to get in front of this before it
happens. The speaker giveaways, whatever, whatever the case may be, a
new product coming out Jelly Speaking, we have we know what's going on.
Within the Man's South peically was a little lot as they got past it,
and so now they have vibrating resources immediately. Do you think concerning um his
posting on social media and urging of this gathering here so large and probably and
not going what appears to be the proper channels, will he be facing charges?
I would doubt the answer. The really create this, his ability to
bring people together with the issue. So it sounds like he's doing this in
altruistic fashion. But I don't think this criminal charge is yet. We'll have
to take a look further, but it doesn't appear that way to me,
although it is now they're looking at charges. Yeah, they're gonna I think
they're gonna charge them with something. It's just it's altruistic, you guys.
It's just a gathering. It's just a soare, That's all it is.
They're just getting together. So should he be should he be arrest? Should
he be held accountable? I think we would be held accountable if we had
like a million people show up to something in New York City, like on
the streets we held up traffic. Don't you think we'd be held accountable if
we didn't plan something like that I think, so you have to have plans
for something like that when like large crowds show up. I mean, not
that we would have a good jillion people show I don't even know who this
guy is. This is how completely out of touch with like YouTubers. I
am the only person I know. I was like, mister Peace, that's
it. But I mean it seriously, I think you have to have some
sort This is why you need to plan these things in advance and have and
get I don't not even permits, but you have to you have to pay
for that, you have to pay for an event center, and you have
to plan, and you have to coordinate and do that step in advance,
so there's not mayhem, which is exactly what happened in this situation. It's
called being an adult. Well and apparently, according to reports, he was
very surprised at the turnout and was also super surprised that it got all crazy,
like he was not planning for that. And Jonathan Turley actually wrote an
article for The New York Post comparing his event to Trump on January sixth,
because if people immediately rushed to the conclusion that yes, he should be held
accountable, he should be going to jail for inciting a riot, and they
don't say that about Trump. Where's there's a disconnect, right? Or is
there? That's what he was. He was trying to make a point that
those two things are similar, and that they if one person should be held
to account for gathering a whole bunch of people, then so should the other.
I don't know, but that that's kind of a weird comparison. I
mean, he was like giving away computers, you know what I mean.
People love their freestyle, Yeah, I get yeah, I guess they do.
I mean it's a little bit different. I mean because how many followers
they say this guy had like a million followers, Yeah, maybe even more
than that. I mean, that's the thing. If you offer a bunch
of free stuff to a million people, you're gonna have people freaking show up.
That's I just that. I feel like that's common sense. That's people
like free crap and they're gonna show up. And so I just don't understand
how he wouldn't have had the foresight to see that or understand that that was
going to happen, or at least more than like, I don't know,
forty people were going to show up. To this thing for free crap.
It's New York City, you know what I mean. So I feel like
that was a little stupid on his part to not understand that was going to
happen. Yeah, I mean, how do you not at least plan for
a thousand people? I mean, you know, if you've got a million
supporters, you're at least gonna get several hundred to a thousand, and you
don't know what those people are going to be like. And clearly the people
that he's influencing are all rioting weirdos in a public space. You can't do
that. I mean, that's a place where like people are trying to get
to work, they're trying to do things, they're trying to run businesses or
trying to There could be I mean, they may be sick. They could
be in an ambulance trying to get to a hospital. You just can't.
Idiots before idiots, you just can't. You've got to You've got a plan
at advance for that. This guy is kind of a moron. I can't
believe. You can see they come in. It was not a pretty site
there in New York City. Okay, so today, what we're going to
cover is this new prosecutorial request for protective order against Trump when it comes to
what he's allowed to discuss about this whole case and the newest case, I
should say. And so this was a big story over the weekend because Trump
put out an all he put out a lot of all caps tweets or truths
or whatever you call them, and he one of the one of the two
I'm just gonna call him tweets because it's too hard to keep him separate.
One of his tweets said, if you come after me, I'm coming after
you. And so immediately Jack Smith, because you know he's a triathlete,
but he's very he's a very sensitive, very sensitive you guys, he was
like, oh my god, you can't do that. And I'm going to
demand from this judge, who I have absolutely in my pocket. I'm going
to demand from that judge that a protective order is put in place so that
Trump cannot say things like that and he cannot divulge things that he might learn
and discovery on his social media, because that's gonna like completely yeah, I
mean, it's it's a thord. Jack is s geared. He's very very
scared, both geared. So it was a big story, and I thought,
what we'll do is we will get through all of like the MSNBC,
CNN talking heads, and they are reporting about it, of course breathlessly,
right, they're very excited about all of this, and then we'll show the
other side. But before we do either of those things, I am going
to be taking a break because it's my kid's first day of seeing your year,
you guys, and I'm gonna I always have to take his first day
picture. Is he doing it right now? Yeah, I'm gonna grab him
and we're gonna do this now and then I will be back, hopefully not
crying. I'm showing you, guys a tweet that I saw over the week,
and so she's going to take care of you and I will be back
in a few minutes. Okay, I'm showing you guys a tweet. Okay,
have fun. She'll be right back. Okay, you guys. So
there's this tweet that went out on August the fifth. It's from Elon Musk
and you probably can't see this, but I'm gonna read it to you.
Okay. It's Elon Musk and he tweeted and I can't believe I saw this
on Facebook. It's him saying, if you were unfairly treated by your employer
due to posting or liking something on this platform on Twitter, we will fund
your legal bill, no limit, please let us know. Okay. So
I did not know if this was real or not, so I asked because
there was no time stamp when I saw this tweet on Facebook. A friend
of mine shared it, and I was like, is there a time stamp
on that? Like, what is the deal with this? Because there's no
limit to funding a legal bill for this. I find this just staggering because
I don't think Elon must understands what he's getting himself into if he's saying,
listen, we'll find your legal legal bill if you were unfairly treated by your
employer due to posting your liking something on Twitter, which is crazy, right,
because people have been fired, people have been marginalized, people have been
squelched for all I mean, I say people conservatives have been squelched for all
sorts of stuff, just liking. I worked at a company right before we
went full time, and I tread lightly because there's stuff I can't say and
stuff I can't say. And I'd signed an NDA and all that kind of
stuff. But I worked for a company and I will tell you that when
I was director of comms for them, they did not like the fact that
I was a chick on the right. So like I when I did their
comms, I did all their socials and stuff like that, which is one
of the reasons that I'm full time doing this now and I'm not a director
of comms for a company. I know that there are a lot of people
out there that do comms for companies or they do work for companies, and
their pay cannot be fully they can't say things that are not just political,
but they have to tow a certain line for companies, and so it's like,
you know, this is this is kind of crazy. You know,
a lot of people have said things on their own Facebook, they said things
in a corporate perspective where they get shut down. And man, if he's
saying that he's going to pay legal bills for people, He's opening up a
huge can of worms here. So I don't know about you guys, but
if you've ever been it's like, I feel like I'm doing one of those
legal commercials. If you've ever been hurt by your employer, call Elon Musk
because he's gonna like fund your legal bills, Like I don't know how he's
gonna pay for all this, but he's saying that he's going to pay your
illegal bills, no limit cap as the kids would say. So I'm just
putting that out there. So if you guys have been squelched by um your
employers due to posting or liking something on Twitter, call Elon. Did you
tell? Did you tell about Noah about the NASCAR driver? I didn't.
I didn't because I think this is what it might have been stemming from.
Because NASCAR driver Noah Gragson I think is his name, was suspended indefinitely from
racing because he liked a George Floyd me. He just liked it, like
he basically did the real life version of going yeah, I mean, and
they were like, oh my god, Nascar, I mean. And that
was on Twitter correct he didn't even know. I don't know if it was
Twitter or Insta. I don't know where he liked it. Because that's specifically
what Elon is saying. You can't if something happens to you on the Twitter,
the X, the Twitter platform, and you're shut down by your employer
your employers like, oh, you can't do that, Like you can't be
seen doing that on Twitter. They will find your legal bills. This is
nuts. I mean, it's listen. I think it's great, but I
just I'm like, I don't think he understands the Ramifi. I don't think
he understands how big this is, what he's done here, what he's opened
up here, because he's literally going to go broke just funding all these legal
bills. Because every because you talk to any conservative that's worked for a company
and they've been squelched, they've been squelched in some way or not. I
mean, like I say every, but so many, like the large majority
of people who have been in some sort of leadership capacity, they've been squelshed
by their employer and some capacity a concert if you're a conservative, because every
corporation, I mean, CEOs are babies. Now, they are babies.
They are absolute uses. They don't stand up for people, and a lot
of them are conservative themselves, but they refuse to stand up for their own
conservatism. They just they want to make money and that's what they're in for.
They don't care about conservatism. They don't care about the conservative employees that
they have. They would much rather stand and be like, well, I'm
just gonna go ahead and be woke on this because I want to make sure
that I'm bringing in money and I want to make sure that I can fund
my mansion in my nice car. That's all they care about. So a
lot of people are talking about how they don't like the whole X thing.
I completely agree. I hate it. Every time I go onto the platform
and I just see that big black X. It's so off putting. I
just hate it. It is a little weird. Yeah, it was so
nice to have a little blue bird. Yeah, and I hate that.
Yeah, And I hate that. Like on my phone, I always look
for the bluebird and it's not there anymore, and I'm like, ah,
geezs. The next new did you see that? Somebody was like somebody had
on their icons they had Skype, and then they had Etsy, and then
they had Twitter all next to each other, and then when he changed it
to X, it looked like sex was in their top icons. So they
were like, man, I'm gonna have to rearrange my icons. We're not.
I mean, it's you don't really have to. How was your how
was your son? You're not trying trying, like this is the kind of
stuff where my husband's going to be more emotional about today than I am,
because like I was already emotional about all the senior pictures, like sort of
gotten that part out of my system. So so good, guys, an
insider supporter, you saw how handsome he looked in his senior pictures. Good,
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I mean, I remember you guys used to count in French, used
to I just remember thinking, God, this kid is just so mocks kid,
you know, Oh my gosh, it's just I can't believe it's last
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All right, let's get to all of the talking heads with their breathless
excitement over the breaking news of the weekend. Here is your first clip,
just kind of breaking down what has happened breaking news right now. We are
just working on getting our own copy of this, but this has been posted
by Kyle Cheney of Politico. The Special Counsel's office has filed asking the judge
in this indictment for a protective order. Now, this has to do with
the discovery the documentation that the government is caused to provide to the defendant.
This happens in every case. They've got to provide evidence. But the Special
Counsel is asking for protective order because a few hours ago, Donald Trump posted
something on truth social even posting a lot in the last few days, but
this one stood out. It was all caps. It said, if you
go after me, I'm coming after you. If you go after me,
I'm coming after you. So what the government has said is that at this
point this becomes dangerous for them. They've got to give over evidence and four
sixteen pm if they provide evidence to the defendant and then Donald Trump uses his
power, his social media reach, his speeches, comments of the press,
what does go after you mean? Who's he coming after? Witnesses? People
who are named. The government has said, if the defendant were to begin
quoting now from the document that we are looking to just get, we'll have
it in a few minutes. But this is what Kyle Cheney has posted.
If the defendant were to begin issuing public posts using details or for example,
grand jury transcripts obtained in discovery here, it could have a harmful chilling effect
on witnesses or adversely affect the fair administration of justice in this case. They've
written a lot about precedent in these instances. So basically what is happening is
the Trump defense team has asked for all the information that they need to move
forward with their defense. That is expected the government has said, we need
a little time to do this because if we start handing this stuff over willy
nilly, your guy might start using it irresponsibly. I love how they refer
to him as the defendant and of because like they just they cannot call him
And I know this bothers Trump too, and it would bother me. They
just cannot call him President Trump. They can't call him Trump. They don't.
They just wanted. They just are so disrespectful to him in every single
way. They want to want to humanize him. They absolutely wanted to humanize
him. Yeah, it's what they want to do, and they do it
on the regular. They've done it for years. They just are so awful
to him. So what do you make of that tweet of his Well,
I mean it was all caps, So I'm terrified, you guys terrified.
I mean people type in all caps here in our comments, and I shiver.
I almost pee myself every time I see sity type in all caps.
It's terrifying. Well that's how they're all. They're all talking about it as
if it is, you know, the most terrifying. He's basically a terrorist
for posting it. Here's another reporter also very very eager to talk about this
story, and we begin with breaking news just minutes ago, the judge and
the election interference case now ordering Donald Trump's team to respond to the government's motion
for a protective order again in the election case, stating their position on the
matter by five pm on Monday. The request for a protective order came after
the former president posted on true social quote if you go after me, I'm
coming after you, joining us now. Glenn Kershner, former federal prosecutor now
MSNBC legal analysts. He was in the DC courthouse Thursday for Trump's first appearance,
and Glenn, what is the significance of this breaking news? So,
Aaron, I'm not surprised that when the judge received Jack Smith's motion for a
protective order and Jack Smith quoted Donald Trump, you know, when Donald Trump
posted what can only be described as a threat. I'm not surprised the judge
has ordered them to now respond at light speed, because, as you say,
I was in court on Thursday and I saw when the judge admonished Donald
Trump as follows, Mister Trump, I remind you that it's a crime to
influence a juror threaten a witness retaliate against anyone or obstruct the administration of justice,
and not twenty four hours later, Aaron Donald Trump seems to have done
just that by posting, if you go after me, I'm coming after you.
I look forward to see how they explain this to the judge. I
think Darren said it, but I just find it really funny. He's like,
is it all cats? Insurrection font was perfect, freaking hilarious. It's
so, it is perfect. It is insurrection font. It is we should
just start calling it that insurrection font. It's terrorist insurrection. Right wing extremist
font is what it is. Well, this guy was just saying that he
can't wait to see how Trump's defense handles this, and here is his defense
handling it right here. I personally would love to see that. I'm convinced
the Biden administration does not want the American people to see the truth, and
they acted on it by filing this protective order, which is an effort to
keep important information about this case from the press. I'm shocked, actually that
all the networks haven't lined up in filed pleadings already objecting to this very broad
attempt by the Biden administration to keep information away from the American people during the
election season. The American people have a right to know. Of course,
Joe Biden doesn't want that to happen. This is a thing like just all
the trial itself, all the stuff, and I hope it's all televised.
You know, it's going to bring out so much more information that they don't
want it. I think that they're opening a can of worms here. They
don't want to open so many worms, so many worms. Oh my god,
it's and you know what, I'm here for it. A lot of
us, I think a lot of us are. I'm here for it.
I think a lot of people are not Listen. The drama sucks. I
hate the drama. But I think Trump is just like bring it the freak
on a clip of him, I'd have a clip of him saying pretty much
that, and that'll come at the tail end of this little montage that I
have for you. I know people are very upset at Bill Barr, and
Bill Barr is not Trump's friend by any stretch of the imagination. I'm not
happy with them either, but he is, you know, he is being
fair in this clip, in this clip that I have of him talking about
talking about this case even being brought, and would he have made a similar
decision, And so Bill Barr at least would have been thinking of the good
of the country instead of just having this bendetta, you know what I mean.
That seems so typical right now with Garland and the rest of the DJ.
So I thought that this was a pretty even handed clip, all things
considered, because Bill Barr clearly thinks Trump is awful, and then he's made
that very very clear. Yeah. Yeah, But I thought that this was
Bill Barr being fair. I think that there are some considerations here that I
would have seriously considered not bringing the case, and you know, one of
them is the divisiveness of the case compared to what will be achieved from it,
especially in light of the handling of the Hunter Biden case, which crystallizes
this very deep seated feeling that there's two standards, and here you are being
aggressive against President Trump. I'm not saying that it's improper to bring the case,
but I'm saying it's an aggressive move and versus I think very lenient treatment
of Hunter Biden, and I think that that is very divisive in the country,
and I would have taken that into account and I think, you know,
it's a big deal to cross the rubicon and go after a former president
criminally, and it worries me that we could be on a slippery, a
slippery slope of more and more use of the criminal justice process in our political
system. And that would have given me pause as well. Yeah, it
seems that I think. I do think that while this is not interference in
the election, I don't agree with that critique, but as a practical matter,
it is going to divert attention and distract people from the election. And
I'm afraid we're going to spend the next year and a half, you know,
as if we're entombed in a set of reruns of the Perry Mason Show
versus debating the serious issues that confront the country. So those are typical reasons
where I think it would have been wise maybe not to proceed with it.
I saw that over the weekend. Okay, I watched that live and I
was like, how is diverting and distracting not interference? How? I mean,
Yeah, it's it's interesting that he said it's not interference, but it's
going to distract from the whole election, right, So you're it's like you
sound like an idiot. And I used to like him. I used to
really, I had a lot of respect for him, I really did.
And then I when I heard that, and I'm just like, you sound
like a jerk. You sound like an uneducated jerk. When you say stuff
like that, you're completely contradicting yourself. Just shut up, seriously. And
I said that out loud to the TV. Like when you start saying stuff
out loud to the television, that's when you know you got to like step
away from the television because I was just like screaming at it, going seriously,
it's it's a diversion, which means this is it's interference. Yeah.
Well, and I love this clip too that we're about to play from Alan
Dershowitz, who you know, really talks about how Banana Republic this whole thing
has become. But what I love most about it is that he is not
a Trump supporter at all. In fact, the reason that he talks about
how unfair this is is actually because he wants and feels that he deserves a
third opportunity to vote against Trump. And I know that sounds weird, but
it makes so much sense and it has it carries so much more credibility that
he is saying this because he wants to vote against Trump. Take a listen.
That's the system now being used as a political tool by the party in
power. Yes, it is. We now though we know that President Biden
urged to his attorney general to indict the man who he knew is going to
be the leading opponent against him. That begins to look like Banana Republican.
And that's what happens when people in power are afraid of the democratic process.
What they do is they seek the indictment and prosecution of the people who running
against them. I have a constitutional right to vote against Donald Trump for the
third time. I voted against him twice. I had to vote him against
him again. But I want to have that right to vote against them and
not have that right taken away from me by prosecutors and by the president who
wants to see him in prison. That's just not the American way. Well
I love that, actually, right, Yeah, I did too. Yeah.
He totally makes a lot of sense lately, doesn't he. Yeah.
I mean he is very even handed, you know, no matter what you
think about him and his whole Epstein connection whatever. As a constitutional lawyer.
He has always been extraordinarily fair. Yeah, yes, yeah, absolutely,
yeah. There are some people, like a very select few, who who
still believe in the constitution right and the rule of law, and he's one
of them. Yeah, he's absolutely right. Look at what's happening to our
country, and I just it's just it's astounding to me how so many people
on the left just are so excited about watching Trump fry, and they just
they cannot see, they can't see past their blinders as to what's actually going
on. And we are becoming a banana republic. It's crazy, and they're
just like, oh my god, I'm so delighted to watch him. Can
you not see? Can't you see what's going on in this country? Because
it's destroying our country's destroying us. Well. Amazingly, the New York Times
allowed an editorial about Trump's lack of guilt criminal guilt in this case, So
I thought that this was an interesting interview. Piling on from the legacy media,
a New York Times columnist says special counsel Jack Smith's case stands on shaky
legal ground, a quote shocking as it was. Trump's behavior on January sixth
did not violate any laws in obvious ways. As for his broader effort to
overturn the election result, no federal law specifically bars politicians from attempting to do
so. Phil Holloway, former Assistant District Attorney, feel great to see you.
So when I read that in the New York Times, I started to
think, well, if all of that is the why are we even where
we are? Like, why don't these charges just get dropped? Well,
great to be with you, Harris. Listen, whether someone loves Donald Trump
or hates Donald Trump, I think all Americans should be frankly, very alarmed
by this latest indictment because, in my view, the entire thing it violates
the First Amendment. Not only was Trump's political speech constitutionally protected as free speech,
his efforts that he made to challenge the elections, such as reaching out
to the Secretary of State here in Georgia and even talking to Mike Pence,
those were efforts by a citizen taking their grievance to a government official, and
that is specifically covered under the First Amendment. Americans have the right to petition
the government for redress of grievances, so all of this, I think is
covered by the First Amendment. Listen, The entire premise, Harris, of
this indictment is that Trump knew in his mind subjectively that he lost the election,
and that there was not any kind of election meddling or interference or frauds
that would have changed the results. It's going to be very hard, if
not impossible, to get inside his head and prove beyond a reasonable doubt that
Trump actually knew what he was saying was false. Now they're going to rely,
Harris on people like Bill Barr or maybe even Mike Pence, who shortly
after the election said to Trump, look, you lost and it was fair
and square. But that's just their opinion. Trump is being criminally charged for
failing to accept the opinions of certain of his advisors. And then they'll rely
on shady Democrat judges, and then it'll have to go to the Supreme Court.
Yeah, right, this is exactly what they're going to do. Thank
God for the Supreme Court though, right. I mean, this is the
thing. It's like, you're on very shaky ground now in this country.
That's what worries me. It's like, what happens if we don't have a
Supreme Court that can uphold what's right right, or if it gets if it
gets completely remade and completely packed, and that that could absolutely happen. That's
my point again, Yeah, that's my point. Then we're really after you
guys. This is the thing. When it gets to the point where the
only rule of law is like right there in a thin line in the Supreme
Court, and we lose the Supreme Court, which is highly possible, we're
losing everything else. Then what then we're completely and totally up. Trump seems
to think that he's got this in the bag if he could just get one
more indictment, you guys, which this is like classic Trump. So not
only is he's kind of trolling for another indictment, he's also giving some more
clues about how he feels about going to the next debate. Heerious, we
need one more indictment to close out this election. One more indictment and this
election is closed out. Nobody has even a chance. We've already defeated the
ablan zera two and three and one. You know, they all want me
to go kay onto the debate stage, and I say, well, if
we're at seventy one and they're at zero, one, two three, some
of them or four or five, I don't know, doesn't really make a
lot of sense. That doesn't really I love to debate, but you know,
sometimes you don't want to be a fool. You want a smart president,
you don't want a stupid president. I think you should go and spank
everybody. I really think he needs a debate and then he'd be able to
use his new nickname for Mike Pence. So he has just assigned over the
weekend, along with the all caps insurrection font tweet, he has assigned Mike
Pence the nickname Little Mike Pence with two d's not little. I don't know
little, I'm not really little Mike Pennce. See, he could, he
could speak out against all these people, people who he thinks have betrayed him.
You know, he seriously he'd be able to spank all of these people.
He would just annihilate Chris Christie, he would would be able to best
fight to watch he would he would just shut down Mike Pence. I mean,
people would love to see that. I don't know why does any do
that. I don't understand why he doesn't. And he would probably not do
that to you know, like a Nicky Haley or of evag he probably would
not be unkind to them, but he would be able to spar with them
a little bit. I would just like to see how he relates. Yeah,
I'd like to see who he treats well and who he doesn't. I'd
like to see the dynamic between the different people and might god, he'd be
so unkind to like yeah, Chris Christie, And it would be fun to
watch. I want to see it. I don't know why we can't see
that, but I do. You know, it does beg the question,
at least in my mind, the more people that he attacks, that he
is responsible forever giving a platform to so many of these people, And it's
just like, at what point do even his strongest, most loyal supporters stop
and think, maybe Trump is a horrible judge of character and that's a flaw
that needs to be addressed, Like how are we going to know what kind
of people he's gonna surround himself with if literally everyone that he's ever chosen for
any position ever, he's now he now hates them, you know what I
mean? Like, it's just why what is that that he is either picking
the wrong people or that he's trusting the wrong people or is it that these
people are right and he's wrong, because that's just it's literally everybody there's not
like everybody that he talked highly about, he now doesn't except his family except
family, right, It's he's gonna have to that's the thing. If he
does become president again, he's gonna have to just have family surrounding him because
everybody else has stabbed him in the back. But I mean, there's more
positions than there are family. Now. It's like it's I mean, you
bring up a valid point there. It's it's like, I don't know if
it's a if he just is a bad judge of character, or if right
that's what I'm trying to figure out, or if there are just so many
people that have just gotten into those positions that have turned around and completely stabbed
him in the back. Because there are a lot of people that have.
But is it that they're stabbing him the back or is it that they just
genuinely think he is wrong, you know what I mean, and that maybe
they're just being there, Maybe they just have integrity and they just are saying
what they think about I don't I mean, I wouldn't say I wouldn't say
that about an Anthony Scarabougee. No, but I would like Kaylee MACKININNI you're
gonna dunk on, Kaylee? You know what I mean? It's like I
hear you like there. I think there are some. I think there are
some that probably still have integrity that um you know, that he just parted
ways with, and then some were genuine scumbags. There's it's probably half and
half. You know. Listen, there's some that actually turned on him.
You just there are some that turned and then some that he just couldn't,
like a Fouci. I mean, you know that guy. Why didn't you
get rid of that guy? Like I got rid of everybody else? A
great question. I wish somebody would ask him that question, because say,
if he went to the debate, just answers would be asking that question because
that's constantly his line of attack. Like for that question to be asked.
Why not? Why not ask him that question? I would I would like
to know his answer, and he probably has an answer for it. Yeah,
but no one's asked him. Yeah, I would be able to have
that answer anyway. Little Mike Pence, if you were wondering what that nickname
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being televised, interestingly enough, there is a Democrat Repper senaitive congress Person Connolly
who is saying that it's going to be Republicans who fight against televising it,
which I think is madness. Like, I can't think of a single person
who wouldn't want this to be on television, can you, like, on
either side? Well, I don't know. I mean, I can't think
of a single person who want to who would not want to see it televised.
But there, I'm sure maybe there are some people who don't want to
see it, who are like la la la la. Well, so here's
a Congressman Connolly, and then you'll also hear again from Trump's attorney John laur
on this particular issue. And you congressmen are pushing to make the election interference
Trump trial Republic for it to be televised, sing it's in everyone's best interest.
What will it take to make that happen? And may that be polarizing?
Well, I believe in the Act of Congress could make that happen.
I don't know that the Republican side of the al will accept that, and
that means it would have a difficult fate in the House of Representatives. But
I think it's the right thing for the American people. This is arguably the
most important trial in our lifetime. It's the former president of the United States
and involves fundamental issues about the course of our democracy and the attempt to disrupt
it, to overturn it. I think the American people is entitled to witness
the ups and downs and pros and cons that are arbitrated in that courtroom.
And I think we're entitled to that as the American public. And I think
it would be good for a lot of Americans, including the ones you were
talking about who so strictly adhere to Trump cultism, to actually hear other facts.
Would you be open to having cameras in the courtroom during this trial.
I personally want the public to see what's going on in this country right now.
I want the public to see what kind of prosecution is going Yes,
and I want the public to see the evidence. If you ask me what
my personal opinion is, the answer is absolutely, I'd like to see that.
What I'm concerned about is the government has already signaled that they don't want
the press and the American people to see the evidence in this case, because
they filed an emergency protective order to prevent that from happening. Interesting, isn't
that interesting? Yeah, except for the government, everybody wants it, except
for our government. They don't want us to see stuff. So whenever the
government doesn't want you to see something, that's a problem. So we should
want to see it. We should. Yeah, that's exactly when we want
to see it. So we should all be screaming for that to happen.
Well, if if that Democrat congressman is like it'll take an active then just
do it. Yeah. I think everybody is going to want this televise.
Yeah, otherwise it's going to be a situation where we're all going to be
wanting it, going to be getting a hugely water down version of it through
our media. Who we all know, who lies to us, they totally
lie to us. That's going to be a complete and utter disaster. And
then it'll be like that whole transgender manifesto thing. When are we gonna see
it? Yeah? When are we gonna see it? You guys? Oh,
well, transcripts would come out, I mean, so that it wouldn't
be necessarily a media spin, but may be watered down. Like hell,
we're gonna get like that. I mean, you can't water down a transcript.
You can only read written words. You miss all the tone, you
miss all the body language, you miss all of the you know, the
interaction. Do you think that the American people are actually going to read transcripts?
They're gonna read bits and pieces of things, And then what's gonna happen
people don't read mock. What are they're gonna do is they're gonna get like
tweets of stuff. They're gonna get bits and pieces and little tiny like morsels
of things. You may read stuff, I may read stuff. There may
be like a couple people in here that read transcripts. But people are gonna
get bits and pieces and like little like snap chatted morsels of things. That's
people have the attention spans of fleas these days, and less they see the
whole thing being played out on their television screens, it's gonna be the same.
The same people who wouldn't read a transcript are not going to sit and
watch hours and hours and hours of testimony. It's gonna be spun no matter
what. So you know, if it's on us, if we don't actually
read what's going on, If this isn't televised and we don't read every last
word, or we don't watch every last hour, that's on us, if
we don't know what's going on. I just think it's important to see body
language is like that is it's hugely important. Transcripts are one thing, but
when you see somebody on a stand, you see somebody in a courtroom,
it's totally different. That I completely agree. I mean that that's why I
can't even believe this is an argument from anybody. Whatever needs to happen to
make this happen, just make it happen. Yeah, this is it has
to no brainer. It has to the fact, because I mean, I
go back to the whole at the government doesn't want us to see it.
That is why we have to see it. Yeah, period Um. Speaking
of corruption, because I know somebody was like, the courts are corrupt,
and yeah, I mean I think, man, the whole justice system is
so bored right now, speaking of corruption, The second part of Tucker's interview
with Devin Archer was released, so I've got a few clips of that to
share with you. The first is Devin Archer having all the regrets about ever
having met Hunter Biden. Could the body of work it was, you know,
a very big strategic mistake for me to you know, be involved with
him, and someone was my fault because quite frankly, I was pitching Barrie
my Roseant realty and that ended up you know that that the genesis that was
me. But obviously the trajectory of my life would have been far different and
arguably far better if I've never met him. I cursed the day I met
Hunter Biden. Oh man, can you imagine? Yeah, So Tucker's about
to h he's about this is snark, key Tucker, what you're about to
hear because he's going to suggest, oh, there's nothing untoward about any of
Biden's behavior. He definitely didn't know anything about Hunter Biden's business operations. So
that's it sounds like he's anyway, you'll understand that it's snark when you hear
this from Tucker Next. There's no corruption here at all. This is totally
normal. Joe Biden had no role whatsoever in in his son's business or knowledge
of it, right, how I mean that seems fase. Yeah, I
think that. Yeah, that's that's categorically false. I think that what the
he was aware of Hunter's business, he met with Hunter's business partners. He
I mean, you found a letter that that illustrates that he knew me and
was thanking you for his effort. I think that was Yeah, I think
your efforts. Yeah, yeah, I think that that's a you know,
that's that's not factually right. And then lastly, is him talking about the
extraordinary gifts that he and Hunter received as part of the whole deal with Barisma.
We're talking one hundred fifty two hundred thousand dollars watches. That's just a
god, that's just those you guys. Yeah, here he is describing one
of them. But gifts, and this is a part of the world where
people give gifts, right, and those gifts are a kind of non taxable
payment. You could argue, you could argue, you could argue were their
gifts? There were there was, Yeah, there were some birth birthday gifts.
A watch, watch, a watch TIMEX kind of watcher. Now what's
the watch? I believe it was a Hubold. I'm not actually sure.
I shouldn't even say that, but I don't know, but I know there's
a birthday gift. I've also been refreshed in my memory through a series of
documents that have been putting through your testimony to the Congress. Exactly. Um
so a watch like that would cost like ballpark, you know, fifty to
one hundred thousand dollars. Yeah, so a real gift, A real gift,
meaningful, meaningful, it's a meaningful present. Happy. I would immediately
turn around and sell that. Who wears a fifty thousand dollar freaking watch?
Brick? Are you seriously? Like, I'm sorry, I mean, I
am not of that world. I just I find that so annoying. Like,
I just like you wear a fifty It's like the chicks who have the
twenty five thousand dollars purses, like the fifty thousand dollars. It's a piece
of cow Like I don't you know what I mean, Like I just like
like the birken bag, like that Kim Kardashian. She's like my parents and
the fifty thousand liar purse and I wore to chucky jeans. Oh my god,
you know what I mean. It's like I just don't. I don't
understand it. I mean I understand. I guess I understand when you get
to a certain level and you just like money just means nothing to you.
I'm assuming that happens to really super rich people. It's a watch it tells
time. It's like, why don't it's it's no different than another watch that
tells time? What makes it special? I don't understand. It's like I
always tell my daughter, you know, when she like, there's designer clothes,
and you remember when we were growing up. It's like, I want
Guess jeans had to have the guest gene. It's the same as the Levi's,
Like the Guess It's it's a triangle on your ass. It's like it
just costs more because of the triangle on your ass. It's the same as
the Levi's. You know. It's just all you know, I just the
whole brand thing. It's just so funny to me. Fifty hundred thousand dollars
for a watch. But it's all relative, right, I mean it's like,
you know, people would say the same thing about a Louis Vatton.
I guess, but I mean it's some of the things that we have for
ourselves. People would say the same thing. Was it made of unborn panda
skin? I mean, like, what is? It's just crazy, It's
just but fifty thousand dollars for a watch like that, I would be terrified
to have that much. I would sell on my person at any given time.
I would sell it, and I'd immediately sell it. Well, maybe
that was the ideash, right, Maybe that was the idea instead of us
paying you because that looks shady. Maybe here's one hundred thousand dollars watch.
Wink wink, you know what I mean. I'm just saying that could be
why that happened. There was somebody that mentioned that dude's slick back hair and
how you look like Gavin Newsom. I thought that was pretty interesting. Oh,
Devin Archer, how he's very slicky, like he's slicky, like,
yeah, like Newsome. I will tell you there's a one of the girls
that I met. There's there's a group that I've done some like a conservative
group of girls here at Baylor University that I've done a little bit of work
with. And one of the girls wrote me the other day and it was
a little disheartening. I am not gonna lie, and she said, I
wish Gavin Newsome wasn't so handsome. People do think he's handsome college girls?
Is the college girls? Yeah? And I was like, I think you're
the same one as I thought Justin Trudeau is handsome, you guys. And
I said, I think he's a paid actor, you know, And she
was like, huhuh laugh emoji, laugh emoji, you know. But I
mean this, some of these girls think that he's very, very handsome Gavin
Newsom. Not saying that they would vote for him because they're conservative girls,
but they are indicative of other college girls who probably are Democrats slash liberals,
and they probably think that Newsom is handsome. I'm just putting that out there.
Understands who we're dealing with in the election coming up. When Biden has
bumped out in Newsome is the stand in. Just putting that out there for
y'all, that's who we're up against. It's time for whack. Megan Rapino
is my whack. She aimed myself after her today. She's an insufferable beast,
you guys. First of all, I could have made that kick.
I could have made it. I'm fifty one years old and I have OSTEOPENII
could have made that kick, easy kick to make. And she totally just
choke And then she got shipped for laughing. She laughed, and then she
said the reason that she laughed is because she says it was a sick joke
that I was laughing at the at the cruelty of it. Yeah, she's
I mean, that was her excuse. She said, I laughed because you
know that it because I'd never have done that before. Basically, she's the
worst, So she's a soft person. She was beating. I mean,
she and a bunch of those women were beat by a youth fifteen team in
Dallas in twenty seventeen. Y'all, she sucks. She's not that great of
a player. I mean, I've there's a whole I mean, I could
have pulled a whole other clip of her just choking on so many other plays.
She's not that great, and a lot of people are saying she did
it on purpose. Yeah, there's a whole there's a whole clip, a
whole montage of her where it looks like she's choked. She's choking on so
many other plays. Why would she do it on purpose? Though? I
don't know. That doesn't make any sense time. I don't know. Maybe
because she hates her country and she doesn't didn't want to win. I don't
know. I have no idea. A lot of people are there was speculation
that she choked on purpose, there's I don't know. I have no idea.
I just it was a horrible play. She's a horrible person. And
then there's this other clip of her talking about like her most memorable thing about
this experience, and you can play that. Is there a memory that stands
out to you right now in this moment? Oh? Um? I mean
probably an equal pay chance? After the final? What else did they fight
for? What are they fighting for? Who are they fighting for? They're
not fighting They're not fighting for my daughter, you know, they're not fighting
for your daughters or your granddaughters. Who the hell are they fighting for?
And how can she demand like equal pay when they can't beat fifteen year old
boys? You know? I mean, this is do they they have zero
self awareness or what this is the thing like, these these women are insufferable.
They hate their country. They have no grace, they have no class.
They are terrible representations of the United States, and I'm glad that they
lost. I kind of am too. I know you're not supposed to root
against the country, but man, they make it really hard to root for
them. Oh it was awful. They were terrible. I'm so they were.
I hated that they represented me and my country and they were just entitled
little brats is what they were. And I was glad to see them lose.
And I don't care what people say. I don't care what people think
about me saying that out loud. I will say. There was a there
was a hullabaloo made about them not singing to the national anthem in this game,
perhaps previous games, just within the last few weeks, and I thought
that was a little over the top because I know, you know, many
of them had She didn't, I'm sure, but like many of them had
their hands on their chests when the national anthem was playing. But they were
criticized for not singing, even though there was not a singer, it was
just the instrumental version, and they were criticized for not singing the words out
loud, and I was like, that's I mean, listen, if you're
standing there and you're standing, that's point number one. Secondly, you've got
your hand on your chest and you're facing the flag. That's all I think
that you need to do. Like I, you know, they play the
national anthem at my kids lacrosse games. I don't sing out loud. I
have my hand on my heart and I'm looking at that flag and sometimes I
get a little choked up, but it's singing, and I can't imagine being
criticized for that. Like I'm I just thought that was unfair. Even as
much as I hate these girls, I thought that that was like criticism that
was just unwarranted. Like who cares if they're singing along as long as they're
showing respect, you know what I mean? Yeah, I hear you.
I'm usually what I mean. I always at this swim meets that we always
drop everything we you know, look at right and on heart. My kid
always does that. I don't. I've never look to see if she's singing
or not. I mean, if anything, she may be mouthing. I'm
a terrible singer, so I don't ever usually sing. I usually I usually
just a mouth along is what I do. But you don't ever want to
hear me like belt and stuff out because you'd be like, Okay, what
is that? Is that a screaming chihuahua? What is that? Yeah,
that's fake news because we all hear you when you sing thising ages. America's
okay, but yeah, like I don't know, I didn't hear that.
Yeah, there was a big hullaballoo about it. I did not hear that.
I will say though, that they are ungrateful. They're just ungrateful spoil
brats, and they've just not represented us well. And the whole thing has
just been I just don't understand why they have to be like that, and
so they've been awful role models for young girls, and I'm just I just
want to get a whole new team and start over. And I'm I don't
think I'm alone in that. They've just been classless and void of grace,
yeah, in sportsmanship, and they just don't represent as well. So it's
to me, it's karma. This whole thing has been karma, and her
missing that shot was karma. And she's not that great and now she's probably
gonna run for office, and everybody watch out, because I feel like that's
where she's she's either heading for office or she's heading for MSNBC. So my
god, that's right. She'll probably get a thing like a thing. She's
gonna get a thing, and she's gonna dye her hair like purple again and
just go work at MSNBC right alongside Jen Pisaki. Oh god, get ready,
buckle up, everybody. That's totally gonna happen right in time for the
twenty twenty four elections. She's going to be right there, you know she
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bring it in. Bring it in, you guys, bring it in.
Okay, tell Jackson that I hope he had a great first day of a
senior year and that everybody was nice, that he had a good lunch and
all that kind of stuff. All Right, I'm sure he'll have a good
lunch, right, And we will talk to you guys tomorrow.