Quit wine and get off your ass and work hard. And if you work
hard, good things happen to you. Why can't every kid hear that message?
It's like, what is It's a universal message. It doesn't matter how
much melanine you have in your skin, it doesn't matter. It's Friday,
It's gonna be a Friday. You guys who past twenty four hours has been
crazy. It has been crazy. I am basically bathing in beige. It's
really it's not that bad. I think that you are are harder on the
beige than you should be. I think you look fine, you look great.
Well, I'm not saying I am beige, but it's fine. At
least it's working. Listen. That is the important part, right, it's
working. Um so owned by the way, Just to piggyback on your Facebook
insiders and local supporters, uh thing mentioned, yes mentioned um You can find
links to those places at checks on the right dot com slash links and if
you want to join either of those communities, that's how you can do that.
So. I don't know if you guys have heard about the storms.
There were some storms that we're impacting the Indianapolis area, the Midwest area and
because it just feels like our country's infrastructure is like hanging on by a thread
in so many different way. I worry every single day about my power here
in Texas, and it flickers all the time because and it's listen, it's
like a hundred degrees here right now, I mean it's going to be like
one hundred and four like this. It's I worry about the power grid here
every second of every day. Yeah, yes, well, and we just
have Duke Energy. I'm sorry if you are related to or you work for
Duke Energy. It has been a complete nightmare. In the twenty plus years
that we have lived in this house, they have never sorted out how to
deal with even the slightest breeze. We get a slight wind, and it's
like the power is like, oh god, we have to turn off for
some reason. And so like two years ago, they finally bear worried our
electrical lines, which I thought, great, okay, so we're not going
to lose power every freaking ten seconds. And then they but they but the
main power sources are still, of course, like on all the polls,
and so anytime even if like a twig falls on the electrical line, power's
gone. And so yesterday our power went out at about three o'clock in the
afternoon. But that wasn't the problem, right, the power whatever that usually
comes back on, and in fact, it came back on almost twelve hours
later. And that's fine. But I look in the backyard and our metro
Net, which is our internet provider, our internet cable is laying in the
grass. And this has happened before where it's taken a week for them to
restore our internet. And I normally wouldn't care. I would normally just do
like a hot spot connection and we would have our show like normal. But
you guys, today is a really important day because at one o'clock today we
are going to be on Megan Kelly's show. Oh my god, so it's
gonna be on Zoom. We gotta be connected on Zoom. I could not
let anything possibly go wrong because it's a big deal. Of course it does.
So like we're right, we're preparing for like like one of the most
important days ever. And then she's like, guess what just happened to me?
My internet goes out, My power goes out, my internet goes out,
like the day before we're supposed to talk to Megan Kelly of all days,
right, and I can't rely on a hot spot. I gotta be
hardwired. I gotta or at least have my functioning high speed internet. So
I didn't know when the power was going to get back. I didn't know
when the Internet's going to turn out. It that's probably gonna take a week
because the you know, the cable is, it's a mess. And so
I checked into a hotel and so that's where I am. I spent the
night here last night in a hotel not far from home, and you know,
made sure I've got high speed internet. We did a test, like
I did a zoom test with our executive producer yesterday. I mean, I've
been a nervous wreck, and so I'm very glad everything is working. Y'all.
Just can you just pray for us and make sure that like my internet
stays up and that her internet stays up, our internet just stays intact for
the just through just through like two o'clock Eastern today, Can y'all just pray
for us because it is us, because good lord, it twenty four hours
like everything's fine until like we're getting ready to go on Megan Kelly Show.
We just want everything to work out today. Say some prayers, so just
send them up for us. That's all we're asking. We don't ask for
much. We just want to get through today and just make sure that everything
goes well because we've been wanting to do this for a while and it's a
good opportunity for us, and we just could we'd appreciate some prayers. Yeah,
and yes, I will shower before then. Somebody asked the question,
are you gonna shower? Yes, I ask right, But anyway, it
is exciting and if you do listen, you can obviously watch Meg Meghan's show.
I think it's going to be released sometime later this afternoon, but also
it will air live on Sirius XM an one to eleven I think is um
where you can tune in and listen live and then you can watch wherever you
normally get your podcasts or watch your podcast So very very excited. And hopefully
the internet in the hotel will stay functional. So I mean, can you
even like of all freaking right anyway? You can't, so that is happening.
So that is really really really really exciting. So obviously huge news to
get to today, but thank you Christine. She says Chicks and Black like
Johnny Cash, good luck on Megan Kelly's show. Happy fourth God bless America,
thank you so much. See big big news of the day is,
of course, the Supreme Court's decision to eliminate affirmative action or race as a
consideration in college admissions, which was It's like the first thing I thought of
was just finally, you know what I mean, like, yeah, finally
this is a thing. And Democrats are so pissed off that it's like,
you know, racism has been pushed out. They're they're so mad about it,
they're so like, they're so butt heard over this, like kn't what's
happening? Well, And we'll have lots of reaction to get to in just
a second. I also want to mention before I forget, there will be
no show on Monday. We are taking that as a holiday, and I
hope that most of you are too. Um So Monday and Tuesday there will
be no show. We'll be back on Wednesday, so please make a note
of it. Yeah, and go enjoy your families and eat some stuff and
do some fireworks because America. Yeah, a couple things just about the whole
Hunter hullabaloo and the Joe Biden crime Syndicate as I like to refer to them.
Um, remember Tony bobo Lynsky being on Tucker's show, what like two
years ago now at least, I mean it has been forever when he first
came onto the scene and started talking and saying, oh yeah, Joe Biden,
his brother Hunter all in cahoots doing all kinds of not so savory stuff.
He is now saying that he and his lawyer offered him up to the
grand jury that was supposedly investigating Hunter in order to get to these lay mass
charges that now Hunter is, you know, pleading down to and nobody ever
talked to him, nobody ever interviewed him from the grand jury, the Department
of Justice. He's like, hey, I have all this information. They
didn't talk to him. I don't know what more evidence there is of a
cover up than that, right, Yeah, And he was screaming that back
then, And I think that part of it, I would imagine part of
it is statute delimitations. Right, they wanted to run out, They didn't
want to talk to him, one because they wanted to obstruct justice. But
I mean, I'm just putting that out there. I think we all know
that that's what they did. And then also, isn't there sat delimitations?
I think, at least on some of the charges, I would imagine there
would be some sort of statute delimitations if they run it out right, I
mean some of them. I don't know. I don't know, if there's
a lawyer, I would imagine there would be because if they just like,
if they just kind of like let the clock run, then maybe he wouldn't
be held accountable for some of the things, right, I would imagine,
Yeah, I don't I don't know about that. Well, the other one
of the whistleblowers too, that's been coming out and talking said that the FBI
sat on all of the laptop information. Obviously they've had it for like five
years or whatever. They sat on it specifically to protect Joe Biden in the
election. So of course, I mean, of course, such election interference,
it's just unbelievable, absolutely unbelievable. Yeah. And then speaking of Hunter,
did you guys so part of this settlement that he made with Navy Jones
mama, in addition to her agreeing not to take the Biden name for her
for their daughter, she is also going to get one of his paintings from
his private collection, and like somehow she agreed to that in the settlement.
It, Yeah, who's advising this chick? That's what I want to know,
right, I mean, you're right, that's probably a better question.
I just she needs Why didn't Gloria Allred step in the wrong side of the
aisle? Probably? Is that why? Because it's like somebody like her needed
to step in and be like, we need to protect this woman and then
like really get her out there in front of the cameras and be like she's
being mistreated and this is why she's not getting what's due to her. You
know, we needed somebody on our side of the aisle who's like the the
Gloria Allread of conservatism to step up for this woman and get her more than
a freaking blow art painting because nobody guys blow art. Isn't that what it
is? And you know, he's probably right, unfortunately, that his paintings
are worth five hundred grand that it's amazing to me that people actually put value
on them, but they do. And so he's he's generously a wowing his
daughter to benefit from any profits that he might make in the sale of not
painting. But what I would do is I would say, all right,
well, then sell it and give me the cash. Right. I don't
know why. This is why the whole settlement makes no sense to mediculous,
no sense. So anyway, that's all the stuff that's going on with Hunter
and the Crime family. Do you guys ever do that thing where you walk
across your house into a room and then stand there and then you're like,
why why am I hair? Why am I hair? Why am I hair?
I mean, obviously this is a daily, hourly occurrence for Joe,
but actually, just don't tell more people. I don't tell anybody, and
then I just like make up a reason why while I'm there. Oh yeah,
yeah, I'm here for a piece of paper. I mean, I
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remembering why you walked into a into a room across your house. Oh,
I've got some more people to thank. Laura Moore, Thank you so much.
Tanya Chaplaine, She says, is it true at Tennessee court overturned the
blocking of gender affirming care. I don't know that. We will have to
check that out, but thank you so much for that. Um, Tiffany's
in New York City burned, have big fire? Did you really outside?
That's right, that's right, that's right. I saw something about the building,
but they had just done a like renovation of that building. Like it
was really super expensive too, like the five hundred million dollars or something great.
Yeah, like yeah, and it just, oh my god, we
did we have a picture you and I in front of that building? Yeah?
I know, I thought of that as soon as I read the headline.
I was like, oh my god, we were right there. We
still I mean, we didn't go in and we didn't buy any things.
We couldn't afford it, but we were right there in front of it to
the picture. Okay, it's gone now, and it was snowing like we
were there. It was very my favorite pictures of us actually, because you're
great the goal for hood on. It's just a we'll have to share that
picture for our orders later. Yeah, that was like that. Yeah,
you're gonna have to dig that out. I haven't seen it in a while.
Okay, you're so young, so young and firm. Yeah yeah,
I mean speak for yourself. On the firm part. I don't think that's
ever been a word I would use to describe my body. Those are the
days. Yeah. In any case, one more quick note, actually two
more quick notes before we get to the scot To stuff, because there's a
lot to get to about that. The Michigan House of Representatives has just approved
a bill. This is terrifying you guys. Get out of blue states.
That's all I can tell you. They have just approved a bill that would
make it a felony and involve a potential ten thousand dollars. Fine if you
miss gender someone god, oh my god, we're okay. Okay, So
what you're saying is like, if if there is somebody that like if I'm
in a store or something that are in a public place and somebody looks like,
you know, like a pat individual that looks like a dude, and
it's actually not a dude, and I say hello, sir. Yeah,
probably not the first offense, right, but like if you were told,
oh, my pronouns are she her, and you continue then to use he
or refer to him as he or whatever, then they can like file,
they can press charges against you, and that can be considered a felony.
It's freaking insane because you start compelling somebody's speech. We don't have freedom of
speech. Then no, that's yeah, freaking crazy. Yeah, it is
crazy. We've gone nuts, and you know what, and this is exactly
what's happened. I always I've been saying for the past several years, we're
becoming Canada. Yeah, Canada has been doing this for a while. They're
just batshit up there, I mean, and they're doing all this stuff and
we're becoming them, you know, yeah, So goes Canada, so goes
the United States. It's just bonkers. Mark Wallace, thank you. Mark
says Tomorrow is the eighth anniversary of the murder of Kate Steinley killed in front
of her father and San Francisco by a league had been deported. Wow,
eight the anniversaries, it's been eight years. We're talking about that on a
radio show. Do you remember that? Yeah? Yeah, Oh, I
cannot believe it's been that long. God, that was just that was horrific,
and thinking how much worse things are than then, right, you know
what I mean? And how many more pouring into the country. Oh my
god, it's ridiculous. Last thing that I wanted to mention. And I'll
just let you do the talking about this because people will get mad at me.
But that is that. Trump is now saying he is thinking about hosting
a rally on the evening of the debates because he wants to take attention away
from the debates and he doesn't want to attend the debates. So he's talking
about potentially hosting a rally that same day. I don't know where, but
that's what he is talking about. Now. Big mistake, huge, This
is a big mistake, you guys. He should not be doing this.
If he wants to challenge what's happened, just get up on the damn stage
and debate everybody. What is he doing. I just think I think this
is a terrible idea. I really do. I don't know what he's trying
to do. He's trying to make everybody more fragmented and say, I just
don't like this. Um, I don't like this strategy. Yeah, and
I don't makes me so angry. Yeah, and I don't I don't like
how he feels like he's above everybody else. I don't think that that is
a good strategy. And I and I know a lot of people are going
to disagree with me, and everybody's like, you know, he's he is
better than everybody, and he's he shouldn't be a team player. Well,
I called bus on that. Yeah, he needs a king. We're not
a monarchy. No, he needs to play by the rule. Y'all know.
I like him, but he needs to play by the rules. And
he needs to freaking debate. He's not above debating. There is a process
here, and I believe in that process. And he needs to debate,
just like everybody else. I mean, just if you think that you're you're
capable of beating all these people, go beat him. Go play the game.
Go get in there and play the damn game totally and completely agree.
God, that infuriates me. All right, let's get to the Scotus decision,
because wow, I mean that was absolutely amazing. The um reaction has
been there's been reaction. We'll just put it that way, and we'll kick
it off with Biden himself, who decided to get in front of the press
and talk about his reaction. A couple clips here. The first one you'll
as you'll hear. Towards the end of his statement, he says over and
over that discrimination still exists. He wants us all to know discrimination still exists.
Listen, I'm faced in their own lives. Court says, quote,
nothing in this opinion should be construed as prohibiting universities from considering and applications discussion
of how race has affected his or her life. But it's it's through but
be it through discrimination or inspiration or otherwise. End of quote. Because the
truth is, we all know it. Discrimination still exists in America. Discrimination
still exists in America. Discriminations still exists in America today. Many people.
He really wanted to get that point across. I know how many times is
he going to say that, Oh my god, I just listen, I
am this is so simple judge people based on merit exactly, how can we
get it? It's like, this is just such a an easy thing to
understand. I don't know why we have to convolute it. It's like,
why are we judging people based on whether on the melanin in their skin,
based on their ethnicity? I just just base everything on merit, period.
Why is this freaking hard? It's America. Well, he says that we
just misunderstand the nature of affirmative action itself. Here's here's how he puts it.
Ah, crap, I don't know how that happened. Hang on,
let me get right back to the spot. And many people wrongly believe that
affirmative action allows unqualified students, unqualified students to be admitted ahead of qualified students.
This is not This is not how college admissions work. Rather, colleges
set out standards for admission and every student, every student has to meet those
standards then and only then, after first meeting the qualifications required by the school
to college other factors in addition to their grades, such as race. The
way it works in practice is this college is first established a qualified pool of
candidates based on meeting certain grade test scores and other criteria, then and only
then then, and only then it is from this pool of applicants, all
of whom have already met the school standards that the class has chosen after weighing
a wide range of factors, among them being race. But see that's wrong,
because it's if that, if that were, that's what happens and should
happen anyway, and it's going to continue to happen. So if somebody applies
and they meet the standards, right, if all things being equal, that
somebody meets the standards and they have an amazing story to tell about how they
overcame racism or discrimination, say they write about it in their college essay.
That college essay might be so compelling that they're going to get into the school
that the admissions officer is gonna be like, that's an amazing story. I'm
gonna I want that student here so in in in that way, this is
not going to change anything. All that's going to change is this idea of
having quotas, which they're so wrong, and I don't understand why there's argument
about that. Yeah, it's like they're still going to be discrimination. We're
still going to see it, We're still going to see colleges, universities um
picking applicants based on their race, and it's running colleges, right, I
mean, this is I mean I feel like, listen, this is a
win, right, it's but it's also they're gonna double down. Yeah,
a lot of these universities when it come like faculties, they're gonna double down.
They're gonna be like, we're gonna do it anyway. They're gonna do
it anyway. It's just going to be it's it's not going to be protected
under the law right right, and and there's and there won't be you know,
for the rare administrator who doesn't look at d EI like that's not they
for the rare administrator who isn't looking solely through a lens race, you know,
they are not going to have that pressure of having certain quotas, certain
percentages represented in their student base. So they won't have that pressure. But
it's not going to stop college admissions officers or d EI administrators from from attempting
to have as much diversity as possible. They're going to totally do it.
They're absolutely they're gonna keep doing it. They're gonna keep doing what they've been
doing. They're just gonna do it on the down low, exactly. They're
absolutely going to do it right. And as Joe Biden was walking out of
this pressor somebody you know shout. One of the reporters shouted at him,
do you think this is a rogue court? And here's how he responded,
probably good question? Is all legitimacy? Is this a rogue of court?
It's basically, should there return limits for the justice? Sister? He is
a loser. He's like, I don't know what did he say? This
is not a normal Is that what he said? This is not a normal
it's not a normal court. He didn't say that yester or the day before
yesterday when the court ruled in democrats favor and Obama was all over Twitter going,
oh my god, this is an amazing ruling. Oh okay, So
the court is legitimate when they take a position you agree with, and illegitimate
when they don't. Doesn't that actually mean if everybody's kind of disappointed some of
the time, that the court is actually working exactly the way it should be,
right? Do you think he really understood what he was saying in that
moment though? Do you do you think he even i mean, I never
am sure about that ver and then they did. She just did a follow
up question. He was like, I'm gonna go get my pudding. He
has no idea what the hell he's doing. I mean, honestly, I'm
surprised he can make it through like a three minute press conference. It's no
idea. It's not a normal it's not a normal. What it's not a
normal that's what he said. No, he said it's not a normal court.
He said it's not a normal said court. I didn't hear court.
Yeah he did it. I mean, I gotta give that to him.
But the statement on its own is utterly absurd. Of course, it's a
normal court. They're acting exactly as they should be, which is debating,
and they were whether it's the laws or constitutional, and they were appointed lawfully.
It's of course it's normal. It's it's like everything was done on the
up and up. There's nothing abnormal about that court. It's like, so
explain yours. If he was asked to explain himself about how they were abnormal
or are abnormal, he wouldn't be able to explain it. It's he's We've
got more from him coming, but we'll also get to some other leftist reaction
that because they are so mad, you guys, absolutely so mad. But
I want to remind everybody because it is fourth of July weekend and then we're
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go see it. All right, let's get to Oh, I think I
have a couple more people to think. Ricardo Garcia says, it's a hard
concept for democrats to work hard and earn everything they are so used to hand
out, So you are highly capable of anything. Stop being lazy, damn
straight, Ricardo. That's right, Chase and Grace, thank you so much,
she said, got ten from my church going freedom. That's awesome.
Thank you so much for that. All right, let's get to some reaction.
So I promise it's not going to all be crazy people, because I'll
give you a taste of some normalcy at the end of this little montage.
But we're going to start with some crazy because the leftists all over the place,
we're like absolutely losing their shit about this ruling. Both the Obama's put
out these big statements. It's about, you know, how a big step
backwards this is and how it's a devastating day for the United states, blah
blah blah. Everybody's out of control about it. We'll kick it off with
Donna Brazil. Verry said day And I agree with the student who said that
I shouldn't be surprised, but I am shocked by the fact that in the
majority of opinion they basically whitewash, whitewash the Constitution in a way that basically
says that we were right all alone. The fourteenth Amendment, the clause equal
protection clause will guarantee us a color blind society. We all know that when
slavery ended, Jim Crow began to take root, not only in my native
South, but across this country. It took the Civil Rights at nineteen sixty
four to eliminate those vestiges of racism. And now the most effective tool,
an affirmative tool, to eliminate barriers, a tool that would give us opportunity,
is now weakened. So yes, the students will have to write essays
that describe how this has been a long struggle, a long struggle to get
to the place where they can even have a door to look at, versus
a door that would be left, a door for all people to get through.
I see this as a setback. I see this as a setback not
just for minoritis, of course is a setback for minoritis, it's also a
setback for white women as well and others who have used these effective tools to
remedy past discrimination based on gender. So just, oh my god. A
lot of the people who are complaining about this are effectively saying, I,
you know, I use these tools to get in rather than getting in on
my own. Merit exactly? And do they not understand what they're saying,
Like I didn't get in based on the fact that I'm good enough to get
in. You see what I'm saying. I don't. Are they they understanding
what they're saying? Like this is, I don't I want to want to
get into a university based on the fact that I'm a woman. I'm I'm
just because of my gender, because I have a vagina. You know,
I don't want to white. And then I'm a yeah, I don't want
to get in based on the fact that I'm a white woman. I don't
I want to get into something. I want to get a job, I
want to get anything that I do in my life, I want to do
based on the fact that I'm good enough to do it, not because of
gender or anything else, or the color of my skin or whatever. I
want to do it because I'm the best person for the job. Because I'm
good enough to do it. That's I'm super competitive like that. Maybe that's
just me, but I can't imagine wanting to win something because I'm like a
token, you know what I mean? And that's what makes it so laughable
for people like the Obamas or Donna Brazil or all these other black people in
prominent positions, Yeah, saying this. It's just like, how do you
not see that? You are insulting yourself? Right? That's I know.
It's that. That's why I'm watching these people and I'm like, do you
not get it? Like? Do you not have any self awareness of what
you're saying right now? Like you? I just I can't. I don't
get it. I can't wrap my brain around it because I just am not
that person. I want to be the best person for the job. Yeah
and out Yeah? Did you did you hear whoopee saying that this could mean
the end of women in college? Ohm? Not crying out? Oh my
god, could you just come down? I mean, it's just crying out
loud. Yeah, and actually women right now are going to college more than
men. Yeah, it's women really lopsided. It is so lopsided. Women
right now, I have surpassed men when it comes to college. Yea,
So those pesky facts, I mean, for crying out loud. We also
had some folks on MSNBC obviously very very upset. Look, it's heartbreaking for
our democracy. Our democracy is stronger when our leadership is diverse. And moving
to a place where selective institutions do not have the tool of race conscious admissions
means that we will see fewer black and Latino students in those institutions. We
will see fewer black and Latino students prepared for leadership roles, whether it's in
government, business, the military. And so it is now incumbent on us
in the higher education sector to do everything we can to preserve a commitment to
diversity, equity, inclusion. Which why what we said that they would be
doing, Why are we going to see fewer of them? Why? Because
it's like it's like the whole remember the soft bigotry of low expectations. Remember
that, But I mean, why are we going to see less of them?
Why? Because they're not stepping up to do it because they can't do
it without like the wright out, without a handout. I mean, that's
what you're essentially saying to these to black and brown kids. Is that what
you're saying to them, like without a handout, you can't do it.
That's what you're saying to these kids. That is a bunch of crop.
It's racist, Actually, it is racist. Like what are you saying?
I just I yeah, I just find that so unbelievably offensive. Everybody should
and yet they don't because of people like race baiting Al Sharpton. Well,
I think that this is tantamount to sticking a dagger in our back because what
they have said now is that it is unconstitutional to even consider race, and
given the racial history of the country, let's not act like blacks off behind,
because there's something in our genes that made us behind. It was against
the law for us to even read and write until one hundred and sixty years
ago. We were enslaved two hundred and forty six years. So it is
to completely a throw to the wind the history of why we needed affirmative action
in the first place. Then they he's acting as though there has been no
progress in one hundred and forty, two hundred and forty years, and yet
look at him, look at him. Yeah, I mean, look at
him, look at the Obamas, look at I mean, we could I
just I'm just astounded. I'm astounded by all of this. I really am.
I mean, I just I have anyway, I'm just Yeah, let's
hear from a voice of reason, Jolley, implement these policies of affirmative action
in America, which teach black kids, black people of every age that you
know what you don't have, what it takes exactly to be able to succeed
on your own. So we the government are going to force these quota systems
to supposedly help black Americans. What does that do? It destroys self confidence
itself. It's a new form of psychological slavery in America. Where what do
you have in the old form of slavery. You have a government that actually
you have government actors that say you have to work here, we're going to
provide for you. And that's how we keep you in shackles. You know
what, Joe Biden will say, they're going to keep you in chains.
Actually, look at the facts. It was Lyndon Johnson's Great Society that actually
kept a lot of Black Americans still effectively shackled by the modern form of slavery
by saying, the government has to be here for you, creates incentives that
stop you from being self reliant, and then apply the psychological shackles of slavery
to teach the next generation of Americans that you're not good enough to hack it
on your own in schools or in the workforce. That's the real form of
slavery that we need to fight today. And you know what it's coming,
and it's perpetrated by the very people who supposedly say they want to help Black
Americans while in fact hurting Black Americans across the country. We need to open
our eyes and wake up to that fact. Yeah, it's it's like the
ultimate victim card, and it's it's so detrimental to all those kids. It's
a bunch of crap. Yeah, it's work hard, work your ass off,
just like everybody. If you work, it's like the same thing I
tell my kids. It's like quit wine and get up your ass and work
hard. And if you work hard, good things happen to you. Why
can't every kid hear that message? What is It's a universal message. It
doesn't matter how much melanine you have in your skin, it doesn't matter.
All kids should hear that message. It doesn't matter. And if you hear
that message from the time you're born until the time you go to college,
you too can succeed. Period. Why is this so hard? Why you
are absolutely right, Shelley, thank you so much, She says, my
day job is working for a university and enrollment is so down that standards are
being lowered to increase enrollment. So this ruling changed nothing. Wow, it
cause ridiculous. It's just so it's so ridiculous. I mean, look at
like a look at who's the neurosurgeon Ben Carson. He's a perfect example,
right, grew up in extreme poverty. He's I just I love him.
I absolutely love him. I love everything about him. I don't think he
was ever He was never given handouts, he was never told you know,
you're a victim. He just worked his butt off and he's a genius neurosurgeon,
Like you know what I mean, had everything stacked against him and no
one said we're gonna go ahead, and like it's all about like a DEI
cry. Nothing there was none of that. When he went through. He
just was like, you know what, I think, I'm gonna work really
hard. I'm gonna become a brain surgeon. Yeah, that separates like Siamese
twins. Yeah, his story is like the story that we should be propping
up and said, that's the story that black and brown kids should be looking
at and going, oh, I could do that. I could totally do
that if I work my butt off, I could do that because of course
I'm smart enough and I could do that. It doesn't I don't need a
handout. I just need to work hard and I can do exactly what he
did. I mean, I just why are we not doing that? Instead
of telling these kids that they can't, we should. Mean it's almost like
the left wants us to believe that every single black person who has succeeded did
so only because they were helped by the government right affirmative action policies. Why
would they want us to think that about every black person because they want they
want them to be dependent. They want them to continue because that's the Marxist
way, right, that's the socialist, communist way. They want them to
continue to be dependent. They love that, just like I think somebody said
in our in our comments, cradled a grave, man cradled a grave.
That's the socialist way. They love that, and it's nonsense. It's total
nonsense. Biden also went on Nicole Wallace's show MSNBC. I think she's MSNBC.
Yeah, she's horrific. Um. And I'm not going to play.
Obviously all of it was way, it was too long, and she was
doing this girly giggle and like helping him complete his sentences, and I just
I she's awful, um. But I did want to play just a couple
of highlights, one in which he says that there are some good Republicans left,
and then he gives some examples to a lot of really good Republicans and
Shannon, Oh, I think Mitt Romney's the first time. There's a lot
of them, but not Mit. But others have come to me since I've
been elected. Now it's six Republican senators. Two came at one time and
the other four A loan to tell me, Joe, I agree with you,
but if I if I, if I'm seen am doing, I lose
a primary. How much do you buy that? I don't know. I
mean, there probably are there may be there's I feel like there are a
lot of snakes on our side of the aisle in this. Yeah, it's
probably right. Probably Mitt Romney's one of them. Yeah, I totally believe
it, Mit God, like who else? Who do remember you put a
dog on his roof? Remember guy's a total snake. Well. Also,
Joe Biden admitted to Nicole Wallace that polls about him right now aren't so great.
But to his credit and to his point, that didn't matter the first
time around. Listen, and I think that's the other thing, is Nicole,
you know, there's a lot of good that's happening. For example,
sixty percent of the American people have greater job satisfaction than they've had in the
high with what fifteenth or whatever the number is thirty year. I know the
polling numbers are not good, but they were the same way when I ran
and one everybody thought I was going to get Claubert in a primery. I
got eighty million votes in the last election and with the same thing. I
remember, I was saying that I thought the Democratic Party was going to do
extremely well in the off your election, and other than the bushes that did
I mean it was a great and a victory by not having a significant loss.
We're gonna lose forty seats and all that. I just think that.
So what was he saying? There was a lot of slurring. They're slurring,
is he okay? No, he's not. Okay, everybody's writing two
thousand mules like all days eighty million? Yeah, huh, Okay. We
should just move on from that clip because I should because well're gonna get shut
I'm gonna get and I'm gonna get in so much trouble by Yeah, they're
just gonna set us down. The most amazing part of the interview was the
way it ended, and so you're this, this is just such an odd
thing. So like on live television typically even when you end the conversation as
a guest, you don't just leave. You sit there and then you get
you get d miked usually like somebody comes out and they take the mic off
of you, and then you're like, hey, thanks a lot. It
was a really great segment. Hope you have a great day. Lovely to
talk to you. Okay, bye everybody, bye, and then you have
your you know, there's salutate. They're all sorts of like things greetings.
Everything, okay, bye, I'm gonna go get coffee in the green room
by you know. No, that's that's not how it went. Here's what
happened. They're going to come a moment when they're going to be able to
break. And by the way, remember I said we could still do bipartisan
things. They said they couldn't do it. We didn't get a lot,
but we've got a lot of bipartis and things. And now they're running on
your bipartisan accomplishment. I think that's they said, I'm gonna be down there
be a president for every American where they vote a form or not well,
and and the ones that didn't vote for your bills but run on them.
Mister president. Thank you, thank you, thank you, very thank you.
Don't go anywhere. It's a very exciting day around here. Um,
we'll have reaction and analysis to everything we just heard from the president. You
know what I just walked. You know you know what I think. I
think you shit is pant you guys. I think that's what happened. There's
a moment there you guys see it, did you guys see He's like,
oh god, I think it's hard to look away, look away, I
take it totally happened, you guys, I do. Oh my god.
Right in the middle of the segment, he's like, I gotta go.
That was so freaking so awkward. So I want to address what she was
trying to say. She's trying to say that there are Republicans right now who
in their various constituencies, whether their senators or congressmen or whatever, that they're
going around and they're saying, hey, local constituents, look at this new
infrastructure project. Look, you're getting broadband in your area. Yay. And
she's trying to say that they're hypocritical for running on Joe Biden's policies when they
voted against it. But it is not hypocritical. And it's the same kind
of argument I think that people make when, for example, when you and
I say, you know that that taxes or there shouldn't be all these tax
loopholes for wealthy cud. You know, the tax code is the reason that
super wealthy people or corporations can get out of certain taxes, right, but
we would it's not hypocritical for us to take advantage of tax loop, not
at all. And so to me, this is the same thing. So
you would be crazy not to take advantage of government free money. Right,
it'd be like turning down like you're you're in what's the what's the um?
What's the check called? Where they would send you out like a reef?
No, no, not the refund? The um? What's that word?
The I feel like it starts with an eye. But like when they would
send out checks during COVID, for example, like a stimulus check, a
stimulu Yes, I'm sorry, it doesn't start with an eye. So when
they send you a stimulus check, we can rail against them, but we're
not gonna we're not gonna not deposit them because I mean, because it's our
money, right. And so to me, it's the same thing like why
would a congressman not say, yay, we're getting broadband when that's gonna be
good for the people that are in their community and it's already done. Right,
they didn't want to spend the money, But if the money has been
spent, of course they should, they should use it to their advantage.
I don't understand that argument. I've never understood that argument. And that is
my answer to that argue, especially because it's kind of circular, because again
that is like essentially our money. That's our money. We've spent that money.
It's ours. So why wouldn't I enjoy that? Why wouldn't I celebrate
that? Yeah, it's my freaking money. And we can still be pissed
off that it that it happens the way that happened, but we're not gonna
be like I'm just gonna rip up this check and throw it away. I
mean, hell right, I'm going to revel in it. Yeah, I
totally agree. I'm gonna enjoy it because they've already spent it. Yeah,
I had like the biggest Biden moment there. It's okay, it's totally it's
totally okay, you're in a beige hotel room. It's fine, it's all.
Oh my god. Now, one thing that Biden did say in that
interview that I do want to play because maybe I'm super naive and I'm just
being miss positivity pants and I shouldn't be. But obviously, as a result
of this Godis decision, there's a lot of chatter about packing the courts,
and leftists are all about changing the makeup and term limits for the Supreme Court
justices and all of this nonsense, and so Biden was asked about that by
Nicole Wallace, and I have to say his answer was a little reassuring.
Again, I may be naive, but here's what he said. Do you
worry that without court reform, this conservative majority is too young and too conservative,
that they might do too much harm? Well, I think they may
do too much harm. But um, I think if we start the process
trying to expand the court, we're gonna politicize them, maybe forever, in
a way that is not healthy that you can't get back, and it can't
get back. And I think, look, I think maybe it's just the
optimist in me. I think that some of the Court are beginning to realize
their legitimacy is being questioned in ways that hadn't been questioned in the past.
And I think there's a concern on someone, maybe even the Chief Justice,
that maybe maybe we miss well in the Independent Legislature's decision, it looks like
maybe Roberts had that in mind. I don't know. I don't either,
but the Optimists could help that out. Right. Well, I think that
that was a that was a Biden answer and not an Obama answer. That's
how I feel about that. So they just haven't gotten a hold of him
to go that was the wrong answer, Joe, You're supposed to be in
favor of packing the chords when you're doing pivot, pivot right. Well,
to give you an idea of what Donald Trump thinks about affirmative action, this
clip was going around social media yesterday. It's from I guess when he was
when he was president, talking to Chuck Todd back in the day about affirmative
action, and I was very surprised to hear his thoughts on it, affirmative
action. Should we keep it? Yes or no? I'm fine with affirmative
action. I should be limited, Well, it should be. You know,
you have to also go free market, you have to go capability,
you have to do a lot of things. But I'm fine with affirmative action.
We've lived with it for a long time, and I've lived with it
for a long time, and I've had great relationships with lots of people.
So I'm fine with it. He's fine with it. I mean, this
is why he needs to be on a debate stage. Yeah, I'd love
for somebody to actually press him on that, right. I mean, this
is the thing. I know a lot of people are gonna be pissed off.
This is the kind of stuff that gets Like you say stuff and you
get you got to be held accountable for the step that you say. So
I just and i'd just loved it. That was an interview that was done
a while back. So I'd like for him to I'd like to know what
he thinks about the ruling yesterday. What does he think? And I mean
if he's in favor of it, then how does he explain that position?
Like how does he explain that interview? You know, I'd just like to
know what he thinks about yesterday? Like what does he think that has changed
his mind on that? You know, because people can change their minds.
People change their minds all the time, politicians do. So what does he
does he know? I'd just like to know what he thinks about that.
Yeah. One other thing that is confusing to me. Maybe somebody in the
audience can help me understand this or make sense of it. So if the
ruling yesterday was that affirmative action is unconstitutional, then how is it still allowed?
Like anywhere? Do you know what I mean? So this this affected
college admissions, But if in fact it was ruled, then how do we
still how are we still going to have any companies or any part of the
government still engaging in it as a practice, you know what I mean,
Well, they're gonna do it, Like I like we were talking about before,
They're still gonna do it. They're gonna do like it's kind of like,
um, it's kind of like being in a sorority and being like,
Okay, I just don't like that girl because I hate her hair, you
know what I mean. I just I'm not gonna let's not let her in
the sorority because you know, I hate her pants. Like that's not allowed,
but it still happens. Yeah, right, I mean you don't want
to do that because you know, of course you because of course sororities never
do that, right, I mean they don't. They don't judge girls based
on their looks or the way they dress, you know. But this is
the thing where companies are still going to do it. Universities are still gonna
do it. They're gonna they're gonna let kids in based on race, and
I did that. My question is though, just coming from like the HR
world, for example, where I was required because our company was a government
contractor, I was required to complete an affirmative action report every single year,
and I would have to turn it into the government. So how can they
still require that if affirmative action itself is unconstitutional as voted or as decided by
the Supreme Court, you know what I mean? I don't understand. How
can they require it? How can they require the reporting? Is that what
you're saying, Well, the reporting is required, as is the effort,
you know, the quota system, right like you're required as a as a
Maybe they prove that you looked at affirmative action policies, Well they keep those
into account. Maybe they'll actually stop that, Maybe they'll stop the affirmative action
reporting, but companies and universities will still engage in those sort of practices.
That's nothing I'm going to stop it. Because this was a decision about colleges.
That's why I just that's why I just really confused about how this is
going to play out, Because you can't say that it's an unconstitutional thing to
do just in one setting, you know what I mean. So I know
that they were deciding one specific case and that case had to do with colleges,
But to me, that sets up a whole new that's a big old
can of worms that they just opened. Yeah, it's like a bucket of
worms. Yeah, it's a bucket of worms for sure. Yeah, Travis,
thank you. Travis says, it's my birthday today, ladies. I
am sick of this race baiting crap. I am black, I work hard,
I succeed right. I love it. I love it, and I
love you. That's awesome and thank you Michael Stellar. He says, where's
my pudding? Was that directed towards me and my moment? Or was that
towards Biden? And Travis again says they don't believe in the constitution. Thank
you so much for those super stickers. Appreciate it. Mike pens desperate,
desperate, you guys, to figure out a way to stand out among his
Republican field the fellow folks U for president, and so he decided to do
something that no other Republican candidate to date has done. Here's what he decided
to do. Presidential candidate Mike Pence making a visit to Ukraine. This was
moments ago he met with Ukrainian President Zelenski in an unannounced visit. Pence is
now the first Republican presidential candidate to meet with the Ukrainian leader during the twenty
twenty four campaign. Here's his message. I have every confidence that the day
will come when Ukraine's sovereignty is restored, their territorial integrity is restored. How
more than ever, we need to make sure that we provide the Ukrainian military
what they need to push back on and defeat Russian aggression here, because it
will make it clear to Russia, to China and any other nations in the
world that would seek to redraw international lines by fours. Oh my god,
it is that this is a really huge mistake. It's like why and and
he's like, give us, give us all your money so we can give
more of it to Ukraine, you know, while our economy is like in
the tank, and you know, are people not advising this guy does anything?
Like it is anybody that likes him talk to him about what to do
and what not to do. This Actually, isn't he like third or third
or isn't he third in the polls? Whatever word says, this was a
well that he's probably gonna be a lot lower now, Yeah, because not
a good idea, because listen, most people on our side of the aisle
are like, can you stop giving our freaking money to Ukrainian pensions. Can
you stop like not a good use of our money? Right? Can crack
the money a little bit better than you're doing right, not like say,
oh we had like a six billion dollars accounting error. Our bad. We're
just so tired of this crap. Yeah. So I just think optically,
this is not a good thing for him to do. He was different than
anybody else. It's very unique, good Lord. Meanwhile, in New York
City there was Mayor Adams held I don't know if it was like a town
hall, I don't know if that's the right word for it. But he
was speaking to a large group of constituents. One woman in particular, an
older woman who is a tenant advocate in New York City, very upset about
rent controlled apartment rents being jacked up and Mayor Adams being obviously and vocally in
favor of that. So she is a tenant advocate and she was letting him
have it. So she stood up in the crowd and she was saying her
points, and she was flailing and doing the things, and she was mad,
and she had a point that she wanted to get across. And he
called her a plantation owner. Here is this exchange. It's extraordinary. Talk
about you. Okay, First, if you're going to answer the question,
don't point at me, and don't be disrespectful to me. I'm the man
of this city, and treat me with the respect I would I deserved to
be treated. I'm speaking to you as an adult. Don't stand in front
like you treated someone that's on the plantation that you own. Give me the
respect I deserved, and engage in the conversation up in Washington Heights. Treat
me with the same level of respect I treat you. So don't be pointing
at me. Don't be disrespectful to me. Speak with me as an adult,
because I'm a grown man. I walked into this room as a grown
man, and I'm gonna walk out of this room as a grown man.
I answered your question, No you didn't. Actually, there was no answer
to the question. It was just a bunch of crap. Somebody is um
it's a little triggered there, A little triggered and a little insecure, is
what I think is what I see. I don't see a grown ass man.
I see a little boy right there. That's exactly what I see.
And he didn't answer the question, so obviously that's not a leader. And
you know what he does work for her exactly and by the way, she
and her family were Holocaust escape ees. So don't, oh, mimus,
don't even play mister mayor. Oh my god, plantation owner. Yeah,
god, oh my god, I can not with that. Uh gotta play
you this little clip from Raldo on a boat ride. He took himself a
boat ride yesterday. In fact, he was driving the boat and I don't
have this part of the clip because it wasn't even worth sharing with you.
But when he was in the boat, he was talking about how it's so
much easier to avoid New York City traffic if you just take a boat instead,
Like everybody can just take out their boat. Yeah, just like places
grab your guys, Rick, everybody grab your yacht. I mean god.
So, But the reason that he did this like selfie video is because he
was announcing that he's been fired from the five. Here he is, it
doesn't look like I'm gonna be on the five. I mean I'm not gonna
be on the five. I've been fired from the five. And as a
result of that, I Quinn Fox. So I'll have more to say about
that on Fox and Friends tomorrow morning? What How'm it gonna be? How's
he gonna be? I'm surprised he wasn't shirtless personally, but I say,
how's it gonna be on Fox and Friends? If that would have been today?
Right? I don't know anybody. Maybe he was this morning? I
don't know, or is this morning on Fox and Friends? But how do
you do that? If you're fired or if you quit? How do you
quit and then go on Fox and Friends? Is that I quit? His?
Fox? Watch me tomorrow on Fox and Friends? Right? Usually they
walk you out like with a box they like, security walks you out of
the building and they escort you out. That's somebody says, he's on right
now? Right now? Is he wearing the same shirt? Is he wearing
the same What do you wear? Seriously? You pay? Gotti had his
shirt on it? No? Right? Because I got this shirtless selfies?
No thank you? Nobody wants to see that. Well, if somebody's watching,
be sure to put in the comments. Uh what it is that he?
I mean, listen, he didn't really make that much of a contribution
on the whole five. He was mildly more tolerable than Jessica Tarlov, but
also not very tolerable. So yeah. Um. In other news, Dylan
mulvaney, who you may know from such things as destroying bud Light as a
brand. Uh, Dylan mulveney excuse me, has been pretty quiet about that
whole hullabaloo until yesterday. Dylan finally released a video addressing the hullabaloo. And
I'm not going to play the whole thing because it was over four minutes,
but I'll play the main crux of it, and then we'll talk about bud
Light's reaction to it right after you hear from Dylan. Hey, one thing
I will not tolerate people saying about me is that I don't like beer,
because I love beer and I always have. I built my platform on being
honest with you, and what I'm about to tell you might sound like old
news. But you know that feeling when you have something uncomfy, like sitting
on your chest, Well, that's how I feel right now. So this
feels like the right thing to do. I took a brand deal with the
company that I loved, and I posted a sponsored video to my page.
And it must have been a slow newsweek because the way that this ad got
blown up, you would have thought I was like on a billboard or on
a TV commerce shoal or something major, but no, it was just an
Instagram video. And the wildest part is that they also sent me one can
with my face on it. You might have seen it, and funny story,
I had the can around my house, but then I realized, wait,
I need to protect this can. So I hit it somewhere and now
I can't find it because I hit it so well. But when I do
find it, I feel like it needs to go in a museum, preferably
behind bulletproof glass. And you might be thinking, Dylan, why bring it
up? Now? I'm bringing it up because what transpired from that video was
more bullying and transphobia than I could have ever imagined. And I should have
made this video months ago, but I didn't, and I was scared,
and I was scared of more backlash, and I felt personally guilty for what
transpired. So I patiently waited for things to get better, but surprised they
haven't really, and I was waiting for the brand to reach out to me,
but they never did, and for months now, I've been scared to
leave my house. I have been ridiculed in public, I've been followed,
and I have felt a loneliness that I wouldn't wish on anyone. And I'm
not telling you this because I want your pity. I am telling you this
because if this is my experience from a very privileged perspective, know that it
is much much worse for other trans people. For a company to hire a
trans person and then not publicly stand by them is worse, in my opinion
than not hiring a trans person at all. Okay, so lats to unpack.
Yeah, welcome to the real world, sweetheart. Like a company is
not your best friend. That's like the first lesson here, And like is
that a millennial thing? Like first, I'll just take the trans stuff out
of it, Like is that like a gen Z millennial thing where they think
that the company is going to like hold their and and be their freaking best
friend. Like seriously, that's the first thing that I thought when I take
that whole trans thing out of it. And he's like they didn't call me
and they didn't like hold my hand, and like they hired me and then
they didn't like they're not my bff. Well, welcome to the real freaking
world. That's how corporate America works, sweetheart, Like I'm serious, like
that that was that struck me the most. And then I guess we can
unpack all the trans stuff. But well, it's not even the trans stuff.
It's that he just exposed the fact that bud Light did in fact hire
him to do a sponsored video. Bud Light deny that they were trying to
say, oh no, we just sent him a can. That it was
just we just sent a can with his face on. That's all I was
not. There was no advertising, it was not an official partnership. Well
it sounds like it was actually a paid partnership and that there was that he
accepted a brand endorsement or sponsor deal or whatever. So who Who's lion?
Is what I want to know, right, But I mean for them to
not contact at all, I'm sorry, but I find that hilarious. Yeah,
but do you find it? You find it surprising? It's a freaking
company, yeah, anymore because of how squirrely the bud Light sear the Aizer
Bush CEO is, And in fact, they've now responded to Dylan's video by
releasing the most lame ass statement that doesn't even mention Dylan's name. It just
says we care very much. We're you know, we're a beer that serves
everyone, and we care very much about our employees first and foremost, and
we're going to continue serving our beer to everybody. It's for everyone. And
this is this is so indicative of all of these companies, especially during Pride
month where they parade all these you know, they put all this rainbow crap
out and they act like they everybody love everybody, and we love trans people
and we love gay people, and blah blah blah and rainbow this and rainbow
that, and I give us all your money, and then July first hits
and it's back to normal. Right. They don't give a crap about the
lgbt qia x y Z community. They care about money, Dylan, That's
what they care about. They care about money. Gay people, they don't
care about you. They don't care about your community. They care about That's
how corporations work. So all that those community, that community, those communities
whatever, because they're all segmented. Now they think that corporations love them and
care about them. They think Target loves them. They think that all these
woke companies love them. They don't love you. They love money. They're
praying on you. Congratulations, you just learned a lesson, Dylan. Did
Dylan learn a lesson? Don't I don't think he did. Well, maybe
he should, and they all should, because this is a wake up call.
That's what corporations are about. Wake up, good lord. Anyway,
I have a feeling that just since this is all once again sort of bubbled
right up to the surface, they're going to see another tank. I mean,
it's already tanked enough, but I feel like this is going to make
it ten times worse again because now they've alienated Dylan's community too. So now
everyone is mad at bud Light, right left, wherever you stand, they're
all the same. I mean, it's like Nike does it. They all
do it. All these companies do it. If it wasn't if it wasn't
bud Light, it would have been somebody else, you know. So it
just they're all disingenuous. I just think it's so. I think it's kind
of funny, you know, Honestly, I just I can't believe that,
you know, he's He's getting all this Dylan's getting all this attention, and
like you know, fawning from all these companies, all these endorsers who act
like, oh yeah, we're totally on your side, blah blah, we
love you. We love trance people, so they don't. I love the
bud Light. Actually, now, according to Dylan paid for that advertising.
I hope it was worth it, bud Light. Yeah, all right,
it is time for your whack you guys. This is um pretty interesting.
It's it's very sad, but I hate I kind of hate to do this
right before before we go out to the July fourth weekend. But it also
kind of reminds me of July fourth, because if there's one symbol of July
fourth, it's obviously the flag. I think about the flag for July fourth,
but I also think about the eagle, the beautiful eagle, whether it's
the golden eagle or the bald eagle. But I saw this the other day
and it broke my heart because if there's one, I see a lot of
windmills in Texas, you know, those gigantic windmills, those wind farms,
windmill farms. I see a ton of those in Texas, and I hate
them. Y'all your mileage may vary. Hate them too, I just hate
them because usually they're in these beautiful areas where it's like these gigantic ranches,
and then you just see these just huge windmills everywhere. Sky sours. Yeah,
they ruin the landscape. You just see you know, cows and you
know, beautiful areas and then it's just it just ruins the land escape.
And I don't know why they choose these areas. I guess it is because
you know, the places where freaking senators live, they don't want windmills there.
They want them out here where I live, So that's where they put
win and I just hate them. They look like something at some sort of
sci fi movie. Anyways, they're killing eagles these things. Actually, these
windmill farms, these windmills, they kill five hundred and seventy three birds every
year. And this is the kind of stuff that just birds in general.
Eagles. I know, like one hundred and fifty were killed at just like
one of these wind farms, and I know that. I'm sorry. One
hundred and fifty were killed at wind farms in eight states, and one of
these I think it's like next Era Energy. They had to pay like eight
million dollars in fines. Yeah, and that was in twenty twenty two,
so that was just one company. So a lot of these companies are having
to pay fines and you don't hear much about this. But wait, they
pay fines to the government. Yea, and the government is the one that's
responsible for the windmills. Yes, what the hell? Yeah, so this
is happening and you just don't hear much about it because you know, environmentalism,
right, But environmentalists are all about these wind farms, but it's like
they don't give a shit about the animals. They don't care about the animals
that they're killing because these these wind farms, right, and God, and
listen, it's happening in the oceans too. They put these wind things out
in the oceans and they're killing wildlife out there. I love these I mean,
these eagles are and it's just in hawks and everything, Like we have
hawks out on our property. I love hawks too. I mean they're beautiful
animals. They're killing these animals. So if you have a chance, read
about it, like, just do a search for like the wind turbines,
windmills, killing eagles, killing birds, and you'll see all. You'll go
down the rabbit hole and you'll see all these things that are happening that environmentalists
don't want to talk about, you know, because it's just they're all about
green crap and they don't care about these beautiful animals. But you can.
We have a TikTok of this woman and the visual it just it breaks your
heart. If you if you love animals, this will break your heart.
Have a look at this. I mean, look at that. Another beautiful
bird killed by a wind turbine. In this case, it's a wild and
extremely rare eagle. Wind turbines are very dangerous, especially to wildlife. And
the worst thing is they don't produce hardly any electricity at all. In fact,
they are the most inefficient form of electricity generation anyway. I hate them.
I just wanted you guys to know that. It just makes me so
mad. And every time I pass them, I'm always like given my finger
to those things. I just think they're horrible, and I know environmentalists are
all about them, but I'm still blown away that there's fines, Like I
cannot wrap my head around the fact that the government probably subsidized right those farms
and said we need windmilk, we need right main energy and then they find
them they control, right, because if I went out and I killed an
eagle, like a bald eagle or a gold eagle, I would be I
would be in so much trouble. I think it's like a federal crime.
It's like horrible, I cannot kill one, right, But then they put
these things up and then if they can, and they are killing birds,
They're killing birds like crazy, right, and so it's just like this total
mind screw what they're doing. So it's just I encourage you to read um
more about it because it's just it's crazy what our government is doing. It's
just crazy, and it's crazy what they're doing through these beautiful, beautiful animals
and beautiful wildlife in both our oceans and also um just the air. You
know. It's like if you really care about the environment, like they say
that right wingers don't, I care about the I care about these animals.
So anyways, I just thought i'd put out there because I think it's whack
and they're whack. Yeah, you guys again, We're gonna be on Megan
Kelly's show if you want to tune in on Serious XM Radio. It's channel
one eleven at one o'clock I believe is going to be when it's live,
and then this afternoon at some time the normal time when Megan Kelly releases the
video version of her podcast, then we'll be there as well. So it's
noon Central, you guys. If you're in Texas on Texas time, it's
noon Central time. Please crush your fingers that I continue to have decent Internet
for pray for us, to pray for us. Just make sure we make
it through this unscathed and mind too. Okay, and you guys, Code
is not here because my husband is gone. He had to leave, and
so my daughters. I can't get my daughter to bring him in here because
it'll be too much craziness. We'll totally do it next week, I promise.
And by that time I'll probably be a hundred pounds, so it'll be
literally a ground dog at that point. So there you go, all right,
you guys, bring it in, Bring it in, you guys.
It's going to be a great Fourth of July. So excited. It's one
of my favorite holidays. I'm so so so excited. All the red,
white, and blue, Yay America flags everything. I love it. Have
a wonderful, safe, happy, weekend with your families and your friends who'd
love you. Guys, by everybody, and I will see Wednesday. B