Speaker 1: Hello, happy dad joke Wednesday to everybody. Good morning. Okay,
hope everybody is feeling good. It's gonna be a long show.
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Trump's nephew is yet another Trump extended family member to
passion on his success and then trash him because that's
what they do. Kamala claims to be tougher on the
border than Trump because y'all haven't been gaslight enough and
because people are complete morons in this country. Kamala is
gaining momentum. Also, the acting director of the Secret Service
argues with Josh Holly, so yay, and Trump's campaign needs
a serious boost because getting shot in the head wasn't
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Speaker 3: Like we said, buckle in, it's going to be a
very very very long show today. And I had such
high hopes I was telling you until about six o'clock
at night.
Speaker 2: I was like, this is gonna be a normal show.
Speaker 1: It's gonna be come totally normal.
Speaker 2: This is normal.
Speaker 1: This is our new normal. Our new normal is long,
you guys.
Speaker 3: I I guess so, because then in the evening Kamala
decided to have a rally and then I had to
like listen to all the Twitter explosions about it and
I had to capture it all. So, yeah, it's gonna
be a long show. So just buckle in on this
dad joke Wednesday. And by the way, Kelly Wiseman over
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Speaker 2: She says, cheers to It's gonna be a long show.
Speaker 1: All my love cheers cheers.
Speaker 3: She knew what was coming, and Dolly Duck over on
Local says DJW it only takes me ten minutes to
walk to the bar, Oh dad joke Wednesday. I was like,
I don't know what DJW is. Dead joke Wednesday. It
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but an hour to walk back. The difference is staggering.
Love y'all, I get it again, see what you did?
And then Aaron Powers says, happy dad joke Wednesday. What's
worse than gay rights?
Speaker 1: Gay left?
Speaker 2: I'll see myself out. Just take my money.
Speaker 3: Okay, they're pretty bad, all right? And then we do
need to kick off today's show with a rumble rant.
That's what they call them over there in the ballpit.
And Tim, who is our one of our moderators over
on Rumble, sent this saying that Kara June twenty twenty
one sent in a rant saying Missouri Tim is a
bastard that the ballpit loves Tim. I donated in your name,
Daisy mock twenty twenty four, so he explained that a
little backstory is in order. When the troll bot from
yesterday on YouTube was sending us super chats, he said,
I said it for a dollar that the ballpit can
call me a bastard. So there you geod, and.
Speaker 1: That's funny.
Speaker 3: So thank you very much to Missouri Tim who's taking
care of everything while the nurse is out and she's
getting her surgery.
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Speaker 3: And then, in other sort of headline screenshot news, this
was interesting, Elon went ahead and removed Nicholas Majuro's government
official gray check mark from his Twitter profile. Now, granted
that doesn't change the chaos that's taking place in Venezuela
right now, but he is no longer recognized as the
legitimately elected leader of Venezuela. So I thought, good for you,
Good for.
Speaker 2: You, Elono.
Speaker 1: You yeah.
Speaker 3: And then in other great news, we have now rid
the world of the top two Hamas leader I'm sorry,
one Hamas leader and one Hezbola leader. And so they
are gone thanks to this Israel Defense Forces and the
overwhelming reaction to that should be joy and celebration. However,
because we have crazy people in the world, the state
of cutter Uh is now saying, oh, we condemned that,
we condemned the assassination of the head of the political
Bureau of the Palestinian Islamic Terroriffs. Yeah, they're condemning it,
and they're saying now there's now it's going to be
really bad. So it's not bad when you know twelve
innocent Drew's children get slaughtered, it's not bad. When October
seventh happened.
Speaker 1: I was just gonna say, retaliation Italia, it's about to
get bad, like it, Oh my god, there are still hostages,
they've got them.
Speaker 3: And then he actually put out like an obituary on
one of these jerks and.
Speaker 2: Didn't say a word about all of the terror that
he's actually committed.
Speaker 1: Now it was like this just glowing again with the propaganda,
is like, God, what a trash. They are just total trash.
He's such a great guy, this guy is just lovely.
Whatever suck it. BBC.
Speaker 3: Iran is of course warning that severe punishment now awaits Israel,
so obviously things are escalating. None of this is going
to be an easy road.
Speaker 1: So glad Kamala is in charge, right, and so glad
she's speaking out about it. Oh yeah, she is not.
Speaker 3: And then do you guys remember Talcolm X Sean King,
that guy that pretends to be black, who isn't really black.
He had he is in mourning over the head of
Hamas being assassinated.
Speaker 1: He's literally in mourning the dear brother. Yeah, oh my god,
this guy. What a piece of work.
Speaker 3: And then he's like, I must admit I'm curious because
they murder people with impunity, meaning Israel. What the hell
kind of take is this?
Speaker 5: God?
Speaker 1: These people are so gross.
Speaker 3: Oh my god.
Speaker 1: As he's enjoying the United States of America, like the
freedom that he has the United States, like go go there.
Speaker 3: Go, you know, see see how welcomed you are? Yeah,
Malcolm X, Oh my god. And then this is like
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Speaker 2: Saw on Twitter yesterday. It said condolence was widow.
Speaker 1: I love her haircuts? Really nice? I mean, that is
it done?
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Speaker 2: I can never tell you that's I think that's a goat.
Speaker 1: It's a goat.
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Biden is still president allegedly, and so where is Well,
if he was flying back from Austin, and I think
this was when he was coming back, it was late
at night and he caught up with reporters and it's
hard to hear this, so I'll just sort of set
this up for you. One of them asked, what do
you want your gen Z legacy to be? Okay, so
if you can't hear the question, that's the question. And
here's what he answered.
Speaker 7: Let's do hurt so right, yes, drug, dung, throw other
small things.
Speaker 3: He cured the economy and the environment and a few
other small things.
Speaker 1: It's now, it's not that's definitely not going to be
your legacy with gen Z. They're gonna remember him, but
just like we do as the old senile dude that
got pushed out by a coup.
Speaker 3: Mm hmmm, and that a bunch of people INCLUDO and
Kamala kept secret. They knew that he was this bad.
They knew it all along.
Speaker 1: Yep.
Speaker 3: Oh my god. So there was that. And then, of
course KJP continues to be his spokesperson, which has to
be like one of the most ridiculous jobs to have ever.
And of course she's terrible at it. But I liked
that Jackie Heinrich called her out or called him out
through her on all of this sudden I want to
transform the Supreme Court completely because you guys might remember
that he had a commission, like, he had a whole
commission study how and if the Supreme Court should be reformed,
and they came back and they were like, yeah, probably not,
like it's been working, so we should probably just leave
that alone.
Speaker 2: So Jackie was like, so what's changed. Why aren't you
listening to the commission? And this is how that exchange
went under and.
Speaker 8: How we got to this in the last week because
you brought up the president's commission.
Speaker 9: His commission also found.
Speaker 3: On term limits that a statutory change for.
Speaker 8: Term limits, for instance, would be inherently unstable, underscored constitutional
doubts said that the composition.
Speaker 3: Would create generate greater uncertainty and distress.
Speaker 8: The president himself, on the campaign trail in twenty twenty,
said about termamits, presidents come and go, Supreme Court justice
stay for generations. I'm not trying to change that at all.
Speaker 10: It was two different days, he suppokes, I mean, so
how did we get there?
Speaker 11: Here's first of all, he appreciates the commission, He appreciates
the work that they've done. Their job was to give
the president some thoughts and ideas, and obviously the president
makes the final decision on how he.
Speaker 3: Wants to move forward.
Speaker 11: We have to look at what the Supreme courts have done.
Wait wait when she let me answered the question, I'm
not done. Let me finish the question. In the past
several weeks, the actions that the Supreme Court has taken
in undermining democracy and.
Speaker 1: The rule of law, are you freaking king important?
Speaker 11: The President felt he needed to address this. Remember, we
were supposed to go oh to LBJ Library two weeks ago,
and we went two weeks ago this past Monday yesterday,
and so the President still wanted to move forward, still
wanted to make sure he addressed this important issue.
Speaker 1: I mean, they just look at what.
Speaker 11: The Supreme Court has done these past few weeks.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they've made decisions.
Speaker 2: They in conservative favor exactly.
Speaker 1: And because he didn't agree with some of those decisions,
he's gonna flip the He's gonna flip the game table.
It says, it's you're not allowed to do that. That's
not the way it works, and that they claim to
be the big arbiters of democracy. This is not the
way things work. Hejp because she's like, oh, well, he
looked at what some of the decisions that they made,
so you know, he's gonna he's basically gonna flip the table.
Oh my god, that your answer sucks.
Speaker 3: It's shiny anything without like some serious congressional changes in
constitutional amendments.
Speaker 1: Which are unlikely.
Speaker 3: But the fact that they're starting this conversation, like we said,
this is what they're good at. They want to plant
the seed, get everybody riled up, and then they actually
make things happen. And it's terrifying.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it is terrifying because I, you know, I just
worry because if if Kamala does get in office, so
much of this COMMI crap is going to come to fruition.
I just look at kind of like you guys, and
it breaks me out.
Speaker 3: Yeah it should, because it's literally it's like it's painting
a picture of what happens when you allow your country
to be taken over by the left, the leftist of
the left.
Speaker 1: They're coming. This is what happens.
Speaker 3: Yeah. And then you know, Joe Biden, even though didn't
he just call like after the assassination attempt, he called
for what do they say, toning down or cooling down
the temperature.
Speaker 1: Yeah, taking them on the rhetoric and all that fule crap.
When he was responsible for the high temper rhetoric.
Speaker 3: Right, and so, and ever since he even said that,
it's continued to be ridiculous. They continue to call a
threat to democracy. So a different reporter called out Biden
for saying these things continuously, and isn't that a call
to violence? I don't even know how to prepare you
for how much he has been very clear you're going
to hear in this answer, but it's a lot or
President Trump did an interview where he said that maybe
being called a threat to democracy was a cause of
his being shot.
Speaker 12: How would the presidents wanted that?
Speaker 11: What I will say is the President has always been
very clear when it comes to a violent political rhetoric,
there's no place, no place here in this country, in
our nation for it. He's always spoken about that. He's
spoken about that for the past, you know, the past
several years throughout his career, and you know, right after
the attempt assassination attempt, the President said he even made
an address in the Oval office and talked about lowering
the temperature. He talked about getting to the bottom the
bottom of this, having a independent investigation, and how important
it was to do just that.
Speaker 3: And you know, I.
Speaker 11: Talked about Charlottesville. We saw how the president spoke against
January sixth, the day that I remember this, the day
that January sixth happened in twenty one. The president was
then president elect. He was supposed to talk about the economy.
He took that opportunity to denounce what happened. Two thousand
people went to the question capital, A mob went to
the capital. Officers, law enforcement officers were harmed, some of
them lost their lives afterwards. And he condemned that. He
condemned the political violence. And they were doing that because
they were trying to overturn free and fair elections. When
Paul Pelosi was attacked by Hammer, the President also spoke out.
Speaker 1: Well, is she talking.
Speaker 11: Violent political rhetoric? And where we where we will? You
know where what happened, How horrific that was. And violence
has no place no country. So, if anything, what about
constantly and proactively called out on all Americans to come
together and oppose political violence, regardless.
Speaker 13: Of our views.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's nonsense.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean a nice tangent there. KJP really appreciate that.
And I always start with Charlottesville always, right, Oh my gosh. Yeah,
I'm surprised she didn't say nice people on both sides,
which has been debunked like fifteen times a Sunday. It's
gottam I know he got Trump got a week after
being shot in the head. He got a week of
press that they were so uncomfortable to even show that picture,
which as we know, has been taken down in a
bunch of different places. I don't know, this is like
disinformation these people.
Speaker 3: But that was a mistake.
Speaker 1: Oh I was a miss thank you guys. And he
got we literally it was I don't even think it
was a full week he got. And then we're back
to he's a threat to democracy. This is what we're
back to. They're so full of crap, these people, and
it's such a propaganda machine. And we know what's happening.
People who have critical thinking skills see what's happening.
Speaker 3: Leah, thank you, Leah says. On the plus side, his
swanky first classroom has just opened up at Cutter's most
expensive hotel. Bye bye, honeya a who gets the money. Like,
I don't know what the family said, because aren't all
of his sons dead? Like, wasn't he celebrating the fact
that his sons were martyrs? Well, probably is Where does
that money go to?
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Speaker 3: Yeah, Kim Poole says, thanks Mack, I snorted coffee all
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Shannon Pope says, what does a nosy pepper do gets
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Speaker 3: Thank you, they say, Kamala laugh equals sad mocks laugh
equals joyful.
Speaker 2: Well, thank you, and I'm very joyful. I don't want
to sound like a cackler.
Speaker 3: I probably do sound like a cackler to people that
don't like me, but whatever, they can suck it. The
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me up my money never gives an answer. Get it, No,
I get it, I totally get it. All right, we
need to talk about Fred Trump. If you've never heard
of Fred Trump, congratulations, you were exactly like I was yesterday.
I had also never heard of Fred Trump until he
started making the rounds on various talk shows. He is
the nephew of Donald Trump, and he has decided, after
years and years and years and years and years of
taking Donald Trump's money to care to help care for
his disabled son, that now is a perfect time to
write a trashy book about Trump, to have an opinion,
to go on all the talk shows and trash. Trump
insists that he doesn't want his I guess it would
be great nephew to even be alive and.
Speaker 2: To endorse Kamala. That's what he's busy doing right now.
Speaker 3: It's it is unreal and and I think, yes, that
is Mary's son.
Speaker 1: It makes all if it's Mary's son, all the.
Speaker 2: Sense in the world, and so here he is.
Speaker 3: I think this is with ABC talking about how Trump
isn't just crazy, He's a whole different level of.
Speaker 14: Crazy, complex and sometimes cruel and within every family. People
know this. Families are complicated. Every family has their crazy uncle.
My uncle Donald is atomic crazy, and he has put
his mark on the family history.
Speaker 15: Atomic crazy.
Speaker 14: Yes, that mean means he does things that even as
much as I know him, when he's out there now
I sort of shudder and say, is this the same
guy I knew? What's what's making him change? What got
him this way?
Speaker 1: And give all the money back?
Speaker 3: Well exactly? And this whole thing about where they talk
about the money and how much Donald Trump has helped him.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, me this ungrateful. What a dick this guy.
I cannot with this. Like I listen, y'all know, I
have like this total dysfunction in my family. I get
so enraged about crap like this, Like this is if
I were like super rich and famous, my family would
do this to me. They would, they would. They would
be like, let's do a tell all and make money
off of her, like and it enrages me when families
do this, like make your own money, do your own thing.
You are so unsuccessful and you're such a loser kid,
you can't do it on your own. You take his
money and then you turn around and you say bad
things about him. What a complete pathetic loser this.
Speaker 3: Guy is and just a total grifter, right, Yeah, he's
a grover. And I don't believe what you're about to
hear him say about Trump and his son. I don't
believe it, none of it. And I am a person
who has a son with disabilities. I'm well aware of
what that's like. None of this rings true for me whatsoever.
He seems like a greedy bitter, just like his mom.
Speaker 15: Douncle was elected president. Fred Trump says he saw an
opportunity to advocate for the disabled.
Speaker 14: He was in the Oval Office twelve times about and
that was our mission to advocate for people with complex disabilities.
It culminated in May of twenty twenty in the Oval Office.
Donald was there and he was very gracious. Several other
folks were there, including the group that we brought down.
We dispersed. I was asked to go back and see Donald.
He greeted me with his familiar Hey pal, how's it going.
We sat down for a bit, and he just came
out with these people all the expenses, they should just die. Well,
he's talking about human beings who have complex issues. The
first thing he could say was they should just die.
Speaker 15: Fred claims this wasn't isolated, describing a phone call to
alert his uncle the medical fund set up by the
family for his son William was running low, a fund
he says, the former president consistently replenished.
Speaker 14: A couple of years ago. I said, I called him.
I said, Donald, the fund's running out, and without hesitation,
he said, your son doesn't recognize you. Let him die
and move to Florida. Were you surprised, that's a great question.
My response was, no, Donald, he does recognize me and said,
well thanks and hung up. Was I surprised? I don't
think you could hear something like that and not be surprised.
But that is what he has become. It's sad.
Speaker 3: I don't believe a word of this, saying not a word.
Speaker 2: I believe he took all the money. I totally believe
that took.
Speaker 1: All the money, and I bet he spent it on himself.
What a complete this absolute grifter. That's what I believe.
I don't believe. And look at I can just tell
by looking at his face. This guy's a liar.
Speaker 3: I mean, And of course you know the timing is
what it is with purpose, right, I mean, He's doing
this timing his book release.
Speaker 2: Right before the election exactly, so transparent. It's what the
grifter he.
Speaker 1: Is and Gross's and he's all about the money, all
about the money. I went to the White House like
nine times twelve I'm sorry, twelve times even worse, and
I wow, Gross, this guy is gross. Yeah. I hope
you can live with yourself and one day you're going
to have to meet Jesus. Have fun with that.
Speaker 3: We went on the view of course, and they were
delighted to have him because he took that opportunity to
endorse Trump's opponent.
Speaker 14: I believe in policy over politics. Yeah, really, without question.
Kamala Harris's policies are what I get behind. So I
will be voting for Kamala Harris.
Speaker 1: You want to give the ship who you're voting for, and.
Speaker 14: If I'm asked, I campaign for her without hesitation.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Beta males, Beta males for Kamala. That makes sense.
Speaker 3: So, Eric Trump, I haven't seen any comment on Don
Trump Junior's, or at least I hadn't last night. I
haven't checked this morning, but Eric Trump last night said
it's disappointing that after decades of unwavering love support, golf memberships,
family vacations, and millions of dollars in support for his
wonderful son. Fred Trump has decided to cash in less
than one hundred days before an election. I have signed
the checks and witnessed firsthand as my father and our
family have provided endless financial support so that Fred's son
could receive the best possible medical care. To read this
garbage and see that he has now followed his troubled
sister simply earn a quick buck is disgusting, disheartening, and
a prime example of no good deed goes unpunished.
Speaker 1: Okay, so it's not his mother, it's this sister. Mary
is Mary is the sister. Mary is the sister.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he was probably like, why can't I get in
on this apption?
Speaker 1: I need to get on this grip too, because you're
making money off of it. Write in a book. I'm
going to do the same thing because we are losers
and we're not successful, so we're gonna glom off of him.
Since the gravy train only applies to my son, apparently
I'm going to get in on it too. What a
complete piece of crap. These people are so gross. I
cannot stand family like this gross.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, because that's where all the weirdos are.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean there's a lot.
Speaker 1: Of weirds on CNN for weird MSNBC corners the market
on the weirdos, you know.
Speaker 2: Yeah, she's like extra super duper weird.
Speaker 3: And so she and I'm not saying that in like
the new trendy jd Vance's weird way. I'm saying it like.
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Speaker 1: That's so weird.
Speaker 2: Who has children of color?
Speaker 1: Who's gonna tell her?
Speaker 3: Oh my god, right, it was so dumb, and she
immediately got called out, and then everybody who was retweeting it,
she started untagging herself.
Speaker 2: And then blocking those people. So she spent all day
doing this.
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and made sure to tell people keep doing this, because
this is all she had. This is what she spent
her entire day on. So what you're gonna see is
the clip of her saying the ridiculous things and no pushback,
no push back.
Speaker 14: Stats are there more and more Americans choosing not to
have kids, which again emphasizes why jd Vance's comments about
childless Americans childless cat ladies could be so politically damaging.
Speaker 16: Well, so what's interesting is this is this natalism that
comes from an authoritarian playbook, right, that to be more
white children.
Speaker 1: Right, that's the idea that.
Speaker 16: There's you know, this is about great replacement theory racism. Right,
this is what this is. So don't misunderstand it. For
him wanting more children, he wants a certain kind of
you know, racist thing.
Speaker 1: She's just completely unaware. It's like she didn't know who
he's married to. These people if they just assume, they
just totally assume everything. And then all of a sudden,
she was like, oh shit, he does he has kids
that aren't white. So what am I going to do
with that? Oh, I'll just like completely go through all
my Twitter feed. I just pretend that I didn't say
that is you said it. You said it because you
know you because again, these people are the ones who
are so fixated on race because they're the racist exactly.
Speaker 3: I loved how called out she got. Oh my god,
it was like a thing of beauty. I enjoyed it
very so much. She looks well she actually I read
somewhere that she has a bit of a history of
having some depressed depression or whatever. She looks like a miserable,
miserable human.
Speaker 1: A character on Scooby Doo is what she looks like,
you know, like she's got yeah, and she looks crazy.
Speaker 3: Oh my gosh, let's see math Nerd Knitter said, I
tried to make a joke about ghosts, but I couldn't.
It had plenty of spirit, but nobody I couldn't even
deliver that one. Well, like that was. I was a
little tried. You're gonna need to up your game on
that one a little bit genius. The first said, My
boss told me to have a nice day, so I
went home.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's a good call, good choice.
Speaker 3: Grammy Karen says, Remember Jimmy Carter's brother. He was an
embarrassment as well. I actually don't.
Speaker 1: I don't have You don't remember it was Billy, wasn't
it Billy?
Speaker 3: I don't remember that.
Speaker 1: You don't with the teeth, I don't. Yeah, Oh my god,
yeah I don't. Yeah. The beer wasn't or beer was
there beer? Yeah? There was? He had his own beer.
Am I wrong about that? I feel like I didn't
block yeah, Billy beer. Oh my god, I remember that,
thinks I remember from my childhood.
Speaker 3: That's right God. Yeah, Jennifer Eusterman says, dad, joke. What's
the difference between God and a surgeon? God doesn't think
he's a surgeon.
Speaker 1: Oh look at that.
Speaker 4: I mean said.
Speaker 2: Surgeons are fine. Let's not knock all the surgeons.
Speaker 1: Not all of them think they're God. That's true. Some
of them work with God.
Speaker 5: Good.
Speaker 3: That's exactly right. Uh, Leah says, regarding the dangerous rhetoric
of KJP, saying Scotus's undermining democracy. Remember when protesters were
outside the homes of some justices last year and Biden
did nothing to protect them from that illegal action. That's
exactly right.
Speaker 1: Neither did the j You're right.
Speaker 3: Teresa Raymundo says, my family to Daisy, I'm an only child. However,
I am married to a man who has crazy relatives.
Speaker 1: Yeah, there's a lot of crazy out there.
Speaker 2: And BTK says book publishers are one of the DNC's
money launderers.
Speaker 1: I believe it, indeed.
Speaker 3: Okay, all right. We also need to cover what happened
in a congressional hearing yesterday with the new acting director
of the Secret Service, as well as one of the
heads of the FBI because there was some fiery testimony
that was given. This guy, I think his last name
is Raw, the acting director, he had a lot to
answer for. In his opening statement, he talked about how
this was a massive, massive failure, so he stated the obvious,
But what congressional members were really looking for is who
is going to finally be held accountable?
Speaker 2: And that did not go well.
Speaker 3: But we'll kick it off with Jesse Waters talking about
this email that was uncovered and then promptly hidden that
also got a lot of attention yesterday.
Speaker 17: Good Service counter sniper is predicting another assassination attempt before November,
and an email obtained by Real Clear Politics, a Secret
Service agent with twenty years experience on the counter sniper
team is announcing he's going to blow the whistle until
all of his supervisors are fired. The counter sniper says
his mission is to prevent another JFK style assassination and
the only reason that hasn't happened is because they've gotten lucky.
He says Secret Service leadership is corrupt and states clearly
quote we all should expect another assassination attempt to happen
before No.
Speaker 1: Thank god, we've exposed.
Speaker 17: Our inability to protect our leaders due to our leadership.
After this email went public, it was wiped off the
Secret Service servers. There's a massive cover up underway, and
it's spilled over into Congress. After Cheatle resigned in disgrace,
her number two got promoted and testified today that the
Secret Service screwed up, but the local police it was.
Speaker 18: Really all Therefore, oh my god, thirty seconds if it's
communicated directly to a counter sniper team, would that be
enough time to react prior to the firing of those shots, Senator.
Speaker 19: If we'd had that information, they would have been able
to address it more quickly. It appears that that information
was stuck or siloed in that state and local channel.
Speaker 1: Pointing fingers at the police. Yeah, I just can't.
Speaker 3: And I had hope for him, Like when it first started,
I thought, Okay, well, it does sound again, like he
said in his opener, like he really gets how bad
of a failure this is, and so heads are going
to roll, right, I mean, listen to him talking about
because he went out there to look at the scene afterwards,
and he even went onto the roof where the shooter
was to see what his vantage point was. And this
is what he said about that actions.
Speaker 19: As acting director was traveling to the Butler Farm show
site to better understand how our protection failed. I went
to the roof of the age you are building, were
they assailant fired shots? And I laid in a prone
position to evaluate his line of sight. What I saw
made me ashamed.
Speaker 1: It should make you ashamed, Dilbert, you should be really
really ashamed. Just saying like they should, all all of
them should remind me. Yees, Stilbert, you were thinking it.
I know you are you just gonna you couldn't verbalize it.
I know I can tell, Oh my god, that's so perfect.
What is the hair? What is it? What is the hair?
Speaker 3: That's a very god.
Speaker 1: All these people are towing up. They can't do their jobs.
Speaker 3: I can't well, he I mean to be fair. I'm
going to try to be fair. Really, he has been
on this particular job. No granted, he was the number two,
so he's got a lot to answer for, but he's
been acting Secret Service director for about seven seconds, and
so to.
Speaker 1: Be still trying. He's like, where's the bathroom. I'm trying
to find the bathroom, and where's my desk? I don't
know where anything is. Y'all give me too many questions.
Speaker 7: I can't handle it.
Speaker 3: So Josh Holly lit into him. And this clip runs
a little bit long because there's no good place to
break it.
Speaker 2: And they get in, they get heated.
Speaker 20: Just watch this.
Speaker 21: Who is the lead site agent who made the decision
to leave the AGR building completely outside of the security perimeter?
Speaker 20: Who was that? Senator?
Speaker 19: I cannot give you that name. This person is operational.
They're still doing investigations, they're still doing protective visits.
Speaker 20: They being relieved of duty. Senator, they have not known
their name. Why have they not been relieved of duty?
Speaker 19: They are still cooperating, not only being interviewed by the FBI,
but also by our Office of Professional Responsibility. And we
will let the facts of the mission assurance and any
further investigations play out.
Speaker 21: It isn't the fact that a former president was shot,
that a good America and is dead, that other Americans
were critically wounded. Isn't that enough mission failure for you
to say that the person who decided that that building
should not be in the security perimeter probably ought to
be stepped down?
Speaker 19: Senator, I think you're using a word decided and I
think we need to allow the investigation play out to include.
Speaker 21: Okay, so who did make the decision then if it
wasn't the leads site agent who made the decision not
to put that in the security perimeter.
Speaker 19: Senator, you're zeroing in on one particular agent. I want
to find out exactly, Yeah, what was the entire decision process?
So I think, yeah, I want to be neutral and
make sure that we get to the bottom of it
and interview everybody in order to determine if there was
more than one person who perhaps exercise bad judgment.
Speaker 21: Well, sure, My question is why don't you relieve everybody
of duty who made bad judgment? So, yeah, you're right,
I am zeroing in on somebody. I'm trying to find
somebody who's accountable here. And so you're telling me that
the person who made the decision not to include this
in the perimeter has not.
Speaker 20: Been relieved of duty.
Speaker 21: What about the person who's in charge of the interoperability
of radio frequencies between local law enforcement and Secret Service?
Speaker 20: Has that person been relieved to duty?
Speaker 19: No, center, Because interoperability is a challenge, is a greater
challenge than just one person. On that day, we had
a counterpart system. It failed.
Speaker 21: As the person who decided who made the decision to
send Donald Trump onto stage knowing that you had a
security situation, has that person been relieved to duty, No, sir,
they haven't. As the person who decided not to pull
the former president off of stage when you knew that,
in your words, the locals were working a serious security situation,
has that person been relieved of duty?
Speaker 20: No, sir.
Speaker 19: Again, I refer you back to my original answer that
we are investigating this through a mission assurance and as
opposed to zeroing in on one.
Speaker 20: What more do you need to investigate to know exactly?
Speaker 21: What do you need to investigate to know that there
were critical enough failures that some individuals ought to be
held accountable?
Speaker 20: I mean, what more do you need to know?
Speaker 19: What I need to know is exactly what happened, and
I need my investigators to do their job, and I
can people didn't. I cannot put my thumb on the scale. Otherwise,
what do you mean put your thumb the objective? The
object you're asking me, Senator, to completely make a rush
to judgment about somebody failing. I acknowledge this was a
failure of.
Speaker 21: Is it not primo facia that somebody has failed a
former president was sure, sir.
Speaker 19: This could have been our Texas school book depository. I
have lost sleep over that for the last seventeen days.
Speaker 20: I will tell you, Senator.
Speaker 19: I will tell you, Senator, that I will not rush
to judgment, that people will be held accountable, and I
will do so with integrity and not rush to judgment
and put people.
Speaker 20: I unfairly persecuted fairly.
Speaker 5: Sir.
Speaker 19: We have to be able to have a proper investigation
into this.
Speaker 21: Senator, you said earlier that you've got to make sure
that your protocols are followed, and unless there's a protocol violation,
people wouldn't be disciplined. I would just say to you,
I don't really care that much about your protocols. I
think if you're pro protocols, don't provide for the fact
that when a former president is shot, when an American
is killed, when other rally goers, innocent people who just
showed up on the day, when they are shot at
and critically wounded, if that isn't a protocol violation primea facia,
you should revise your protocols.
Speaker 20: Senator.
Speaker 19: I think this is where you and I agree. This
was a failure and we will get to the bottom
of it.
Speaker 20: God, you're going to say something about it.
Speaker 1: Look when how long does it take? Listen? I mean
they fire people over not taking a vaccine. I feel
like this is a fireable thing. And I'm with Josh
on this one. The fact that Cheetle's the only one
that has that has gone and.
Speaker 3: She did not because she got fired.
Speaker 1: Exactly. She did it herself because she was shamed in
a hearing because she's completely useless as a human being,
and she was and she didn't want to do it,
but then everybody just forced her into doing it because
she's just so she's such an embarrassment to every two
human beings, and she's like, well, maybe I'll just step down,
Maybe I'll do that. I mean, she was basically forced out.
She's the only one. All of them need to be fired,
all of them. I mean, my god, they they I
just can't believe people can't see this. What the hell?
It's like, what do you have to do to get
fired in the federal government? What do you have to do?
Speaker 3: It's a great question, great question.
Speaker 1: This is nuts.
Speaker 3: Well remember two how Christopher Ray testified and then caused
all the hullabaloo. Trump was so mad, and rightly so,
because he was basically suggesting that maybe it wasn't a
bullet that hit Trump, that it could have been shrapnel
or could have been glass or whatever. And then everybody
lost their minds and there articles written everywhere, See this
was a total stage.
Speaker 1: May not have been maybe it wasn't an assassination attempt,
maybe it was just glass.
Speaker 3: So so Senator Kennedy, God love him. He directed his
questions to the FBI had that was there, not Christopher Ray,
but somebody else. That's hie up to get clear garification
on that. And it was so perfect and so typical
Senator Kennedy in terms of the way that he got
at the answer. You guys are going to love this.
Speaker 5: Thank you, mister Chairman, mister Abate, am I saying your
name right?
Speaker 20: Yes, Senator, thank you.
Speaker 5: You are the deputy director of the FBI.
Speaker 20: Is correct, Yes, Centator.
Speaker 5: Is there any doubt in your mind or in the
collective mind of the FBI that President Trump was shot
in the ear by a bullet fired by the Asassin crooks?
Speaker 22: There is, Senator, There is absolutely no doubt in the
FBI's mind it whether former President Trump was hit with
the with a bullet and wounded in the air. No doubt,
there never has been. I've been part of this investigation
since the very beginning, and that has never been raised.
Speaker 5: You're sure, Yes, it wasn't a space slacer. No, it
wasn't a murder hornet. Absolutely no, it wasn't sasquatch.
Speaker 20: No center.
Speaker 1: It was a bullet here. It was a bullet center
fired by crooks.
Speaker 5: Yes, sir, that he had President Trump in the ear
and almost killed. H Okay, glad we'll cleared that up.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, I would have loved it be if
he was like, Ray is a ding dong, He's a
ding dong. Take that, Neil Kavudo, take it.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, that was everything.
Speaker 1: It really was. It wasn't a murder hornet.
Speaker 3: All right, moving on because we got so much to
get to, uh in terms of the election stuff and
what's happening with Kamala's race and all of that.
Speaker 2: But first we need to say, Robin zecha, thank you.
Speaker 3: Robin says I got nothing so make my money than
Curio twenty three says, I don't go to funerals that
start before noon. I guess I'm just not a mourning person.
Speaker 1: Ah morning spelled with the U. I get it.
Speaker 3: Tony mccomi says, Fred's just weird and super Richie, thank
you very much for that supersticker. All right, something amazing
happened last night which I was not expecting, and that
is because Kamala is a lot of things. I did
not think that she was arrogant enough. I mean, obviously
she's arrogant, but I didn't think she was so arrogant
that she would actually try to suggest that she is
stronger on the border than Trump. But in fact, that
is exactly what her new ad suggests. Oh my god,
you're gonna see that. But before you see that, because
we're gonna get to that, but before you even see that.
Dave McCormick, who is running against under Bob Casey, and
I forget what state that even is, is that Pennsylvania's
at California. I forget. He released a fantastic ad about
the border because Bob Casey and Kamala are like Thicke
as thieves. So check out this ad. This is exactly
the kind of stuff that Trump needs to do more
and more of.
Speaker 10: An undocumented immigrant, An undocumented immigrant, an undocumented immigrant is.
Speaker 23: Good.
Speaker 10: Probably your immigrant status, whatever it is, does not in
our minds eye designate you as a crimin.
Speaker 4: I support our sanctuary law.
Speaker 10: Abolish ice, and we need to probably think about starry
from Stratch.
Speaker 20: It is wrong to deport time eleven million people.
Speaker 1: Deal with the problem.
Speaker 10: We have eleven million people here who need a pathway
to citizenship.
Speaker 24: Finally, our system so that we can give people a
pass of cities differ.
Speaker 20: I am not for a long A wall should not
be confused with borders.
Speaker 10: You could to suggest that we have to build a
wall because they are terrorists who are trying to day
the country.
Speaker 22: It couldn't be farther from the truth.
Speaker 25: Raise your head if you think it should be a
civil effect rather than a claude.
Speaker 26: The cost of order is the situation to any degree
a result of signaling from the big administration.
Speaker 20: No, the answer is no. Kamala Harris is inspiring.
Speaker 1: ED Yeah, I am radical.
Speaker 4: I do believe that we need to get radical.
Speaker 20: She's prepared right now to do this job. She's prepared
to be commander in chief.
Speaker 1: ED Yeah, I am radical.
Speaker 2: We need to get radical a Pennsylvania.
Speaker 3: That is a good ad.
Speaker 1: It's a great ad.
Speaker 3: That's a good ad. And Trump also this is like
the first official, like big campaign spend on an ad
and it's also it's a good one.
Speaker 20: Donald J.
Speaker 13: Trump and I approved this message. This is America's borders
are and she's failed us under Harris. Over ten million
illegally here a quarter of a million Americans dead from
petroar brutal migrant crimes, an isis now here.
Speaker 20: Do you have any plans to visit the border?
Speaker 15: You haven't been to the border, and I haven't been
to Europe.
Speaker 10: I mean, I don't understand the point that you're making.
Speaker 13: Kamala Harris failed, weak, dangerously liberal.
Speaker 3: And then I love this. This is not the best
thing you've ever seen.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, I swear it's so accurate.
Speaker 3: I mean, it's perfect.
Speaker 1: And she has the audacity to say that she's tough
on the border.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, we're gonna get to it, because I couldn't
believe it. But this is the level of gaslighting that
Democrats have figured out that they're capable of doing. And
it's done real deep buy it, they buy it, they do. Yeah,
dumb people do buy it. There's so many dumb people,
you guys, so many dumb people. Yeah, I tease that
too early, so but I promise you we will get
to it because it's extraordinary. She too, has released her
first big spend campaign ad here.
Speaker 24: It is the one thing Kamala Harris has always been
fearless Okay. As a prosecutor, she put murderers and abusers
behind bars. As California's Attorney general, she went after the
big banks and won twenty billion dollars for homeowners. And
as Vice president, she took on the big drug companies
to cap the cost of insulin for seniors. Because Kamala
Harris has always known who she represents.
Speaker 10: This campaign is about who we fight for. We believe
in a future where every person has the opportunity not
just to get by, but to get ahead, where every
senior can retire with dignity. But Donald Trump wants to
take our country backward to give tax breaks to billionaires
and big corporations and and the Affordable Care Act. But
we are not going back. I'm Kamala Harris and I
approved this message.
Speaker 3: What do we think good?
Speaker 1: I mean, I just I mean some people are going
to eat that up and think it's great, Like Beyonce.
We'll share it and be like, oh God, she's so
great freedom, but I know that she's a commie loser
and the whole fearless thing. Listen, you and I both
know we've I don't know if we've talked about it
on the show, but we have seen and heard from
sources that she had to do mock dinners because she
was so insecure about going to these fancy dinners in public.
She didn't want to do it, and so she had
to do mock dinners like these political things because she's
she's not fearless, she's the antithesis of fearless. She's actually
quite fearful.
Speaker 3: Yeah, she's putting on a good show right now, though, Yeah,
she puts on a great show.
Speaker 1: When she is scripted, she's great. She's out there and
she can do it, and she I mean, when she
has her notes in front of her, she can do
all the things. I'm sorry, my dogs are having World
War three behind me. I'll get them out of here.
But she can do all the things, and I think
people buy it hook line and sinker. But when she's unscripted,
complete and utter disaster, and she's she's an insecure fraud
is what she actually.
Speaker 3: Really, really worried that the rest of her campaign is
going to be set up just like Biden's Lee. I'm
around where shirleyites.
Speaker 2: And she gets out.
Speaker 3: Whenever she's out, she'll have a script totally. She'll all
have her talking points. But she will not do sit
down interviews. She will not be seen with reporters taking
tough questions. She will hide. And I agree to the
extent that that is the case. It's going to be
really good for her.
Speaker 1: No, I totally agree with you, one hundred percent, because
they know that she's miserable when she's off the cuff.
You know, don't put her on Charlotte, Charlemagne and the God,
don't put her on. Don't put her on the View.
Don't do that. Well. I mean, she could probably do
well on the View because there it's a friendly But
the thing is is that when she's in a in
an interview setting and it's just like off the cuff,
she's terrible. She's awful.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and that's why I don't think she's going to
be doing very much. But I mean, we're the election
is less than ninety something days away, so she doesn't
have very long to hide. This is to her advantage,
which is another reason I'm not feeling particularly optimistic today,
but we will try to have some optimism later in
the show. Her she I saw just this morning that
she's expected to pick her VP by Tuesday or perhaps before,
and then they are going to start their like a
seven state tour, starting in Pennsylvania. So a lot of
people are thinking now again that it could be Josh Shapiro,
that that could be who she's picking. So I don't know,
but all of the choices have their own set of issues.
Remember how yesterday we were showing how like Gretchen Whitmer
and Josh Shapiro were all like, look at us, using
curse words, We're so edgy. Yeah, he did that some more,
Josh Shapiro and is trying to suggest that somehow it's
Democrats who don't shit talk America.
Speaker 2: This was like a more gaslighting than I could even fathom.
Speaker 3: But this is what he said.
Speaker 20: And so so I got a message to Donald Trump.
Some shit talk in America.
Speaker 11: This is what This is the greatest country on the
first Are.
Speaker 1: You out of your mind to like it? Are you
out of your mind? You're out of your mind? This
isn't Oh my god, Democrats are the party that are like,
we hate America. What's good in America? You can't make
I just saw a whole stirring yesterday where it was
actually black people saying when the whole make America great
Again thing is terrible for black people, because when was
it ever great for black people? Democrats? This is listen,
you can't make this stuff up. This is an utter gaslighting.
Speaker 3: I mean he even talked about how we still live
with the concept these slavery and racism institutionalized our generations,
like everything sucks today. Democrats, they meet our country and
it's America. For him to say, Donald Trump needs to
stop shit talking it right, what in the world.
Speaker 1: I mean, it's you cannot make this stuff up. It's
it's just it's God. I just it's like living with
a narcissist like abuser that is just constantly gaslighting and
projecting on you. It's at some point you're just like,
I have got to divorce this person. There, I'm I'm
at that point, you guys. I'm just at the point
where I just want Texas just let us have it.
Speaker 3: I can't governor wall is also a contender, I guess,
and he this was on the the like the White
Men for Kamala Call the other night, where he says, listen, socialism,
that's just neighborliness.
Speaker 2: I mean, this is this is what they actually think.
Speaker 1: This is my favorite.
Speaker 27: But we can get out there, reach out, make the case,
and for one thing, don't don't ever.
Speaker 20: Shy away from mark progressive values. One person's socialism is
another person's neighborliness.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, super neighborly to hunt for your food at
the zoo. Oh my god.
Speaker 3: The fact that they even think of socialism.
Speaker 1: Being neighborly, uh huh, yeah, that should terrify everybody. It
really should. Because another thing too, I saw another string
yesterday on social media where people that actually have they
have lived in Venezuela and now they live here. They're
like you, guys, I'm warning you, this is how it started.
I'm just telling you. Do not vote for these people.
Don't do it. This is how it begins.
Speaker 3: Yep. Another contender, Mark Kelly from Arizona, has his own
set of issues to deal with, namely his daughter Claire.
So this was posted back in twenty twenty. He said,
I always love having my girls Claudi and Claire cheer
me on at my Space Shuttle Launches proud to have
their support on this mission too. Claire is a bit
of a terror and she's got some history now recently
or not recently, but back in twenty nineteen she said,
I'm so proud of my dad for announcing his bid
for US senate.
Speaker 2: But she is a wild child.
Speaker 3: So she posted this on her Instagram basically saying me
doing drugs, and then she had a conversation over text
that she also posted. Her dad wrote her and said
and said, been busy today. I got one call and
two emails about your Instagram account. I'm not interested in looking,
but I suspect what you posted would not be in
anyone's best interest, at least not yours or mine. She said, no,
my Instagram's fine, check for yourself, and he said I'll pass.
So she posted that to her Instagram saying, you know
you that bitch when you cause all this conversation, always
stay gracious. Best revenge is you. She's a wild child
and she's going to cause him some problems. So all
of the contenders at this point have the some issues.
Speaker 1: She's another claudiac way, one of those. Yeah, it seems
like what is up with these girls. Man, it's like
they just didn't get enough attention at home. They didn't
have the nurture. What is it? What is it? I
don't know. Yeah, I'm curious. Is she the oldest, the youngest?
Which one was she?
Speaker 15: I don't know.
Speaker 2: I have no idea.
Speaker 1: Yeah, okay, I think it's going to be him. I
think you do. Yeah, I think it's going to be
Mark Kelly. That's who I think it's going to be. Really,
I thought that for the past week and a half.
So you know, if it is, she'll listen. If it
is and they win, she'll be fun to watch, right.
Speaker 3: They'll probably use her as a prop. All of a sudden,
she'll be like their new shiny object.
Speaker 1: So she'll be the new Hunter.
Speaker 3: Exactly.
Speaker 8: Uh.
Speaker 3: Senator Durbin was on one of the talk shows where
they asked him, Hey, isn't it kind of a problem
that Kamala is now shifting basically every position she's ever held,
So like when she was running for president, she was
super radical on all of these things, and now all
of a sudden she's not. Don't you think that's going
to cause people to have some questions. Here's how that
conversation went.
Speaker 26: Trump campaign and its associative started running ads against Vice
President Harris, and The New York Times this morning has
noted how she has shifted some of her positions since
she was first running for president in twenty nineteen. In
twenty twenty, I'm just going to read you a paragraph
from the Times article she changed her position on fracking
in Pennsylvania. She released that just Friday, and the Times says,
in addition to changing her position on fracking, campaign officials
say she now backed the Biden administration's budget requests for
increased funding for border enforcement, no longer supported a single
payer health insurance program, and now echoed mister Biden's call
for banning assault weapons but not a requirement to sell
them to the federal government, which he apparently back before.
How do you think voters feel, Senator about a candidate
who does shift positions?
Speaker 28: Here we go, Well, the issue may be so central
to the campaign that it makes it significant difference. But
I think the bottom line is the voters judge these candidates.
Speaker 29: In their entirety.
Speaker 1: That's the dumbest answer, Dick, That's really a dumb answer. Yeah,
we're actually looking at the different policies and we know
that she's full of crap, and she's just sort of
like going wherever the wind takes her, you know, wherever
she thinks she can get. She's just pandering, is what
she's doing. Plus totally those of us who can actually
think critically know that she's total coming.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and she's trying to cover right now because she's
got an appeal to the middle. But everybody, she's on
tape everywhere, these things don't disappear right And that's why
Megan mccartil was like, I love that the defense of
Harris right now is everything she said in twenty twenty
was alive exactly.
Speaker 1: It's like, I do you have do you you didn't
have stunny hostin, do you have that today?
Speaker 3: Do so next up? So, now the new thing that
they're going to try to do to her is call
her a moderate because as she shifting all these positions,
they are actually trying to paint her as someone who's
like super loosey goosey. And Sonny Houston led the charge
in this montage by saying, well, look, I'm like personal
BFFs with her and she's actually like so.
Speaker 2: Moderate, you guys.
Speaker 9: I know the Vice president personally she is not. She's
moderate in this area.
Speaker 20: She's quite moderate.
Speaker 10: There's no question I'm in favor of banning fracking.
Speaker 1: So would you ban offshore drilling?
Speaker 10: Yes, and I've again worked on that well.
Speaker 24: That was one of the reasons she struggled with progressives
is that they felt that she was centrist.
Speaker 3: She is running as a centrist Democrat.
Speaker 10: Shut up a listener, and there has to be some
former operations and we can discuss what that is.
Speaker 9: She's a former prosecutor. Prosecutors are not really leftists. They
put people in jail for a living, Okay, they're pretty moderate.
Speaker 10: And undocumented immigrant is not a criminal.
Speaker 16: She hasn't been allowed to show her true self, and
that is a tough on crime prosecutor that perhaps on
certain issues, is more right of center.
Speaker 10: I think there's no question that we've got to examine
ICE and its role, and we need to probably think
about starting from scratch.
Speaker 1: She's not going through a litany of left wing priorities,
and I don't think that's what they expected from her.
Speaker 30: That's where she's most comfortable.
Speaker 14: Where she is right now.
Speaker 31: She was uncomfortable four years ago when she was trying
to piece the lesson Oh raise.
Speaker 32: Your handed if your government plan would provide coverage for
undocumented immigrants.
Speaker 1: Okay, she has you know, spent her life in you know,
taking being tough on crime.
Speaker 20: She was seen as a centrist. She was a progressive cul.
Speaker 10: Defund the police. The issue behind it is that we
need to reimagine how we are creating safety. For too long,
the status quo thinking has been you get more safety
by putting more cops on the street. Well that's wrong.
Speaker 1: I cannot believe that this unqualified hag could actually be president.
Speaker 3: It's very very very possible.
Speaker 1: Mean, it's just it's it's unreal to me. I just
can't believe it.
Speaker 3: It's because there's so many dumb people.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, it's remarkable how stupid we've become in
this country that this stupid hag could actually she's so unqualified,
you guys, oh my god. I just it hurts my brain.
Speaker 3: I know, I know. And Guy Junson tried to point out, Listen,
you can't run from this record.
Speaker 28: Harris is sprinting away from those positions, but they're all
on tape in her own words, and if she ever
decides to give an interview to anyone, she might get
asked about this and explain, well, why don't you believe
these seventeen things you said out loud? Yeah, last time
you sought this office. There isn't a good answer to
that question. Obviously believe her from twenty nineteen when.
Speaker 3: I'm yep, she wasn't uncomfortable back in that first primary.
Speaker 1: What I guess you scan with the rebranding. And it's
only taken like two weeks. Yeah, a few weeks for
them to do this. That that should alarm everybody how
effective the media is at completely brainwashing an entire populace.
Like you guys, it's effective. If nothing else, they're effective,
and they do it, and they do it all the time.
They do it every day, day in and day out.
This is what they do to the masses. And people
are like, yes, there may have another please let me.
Speaker 3: Be your useful idiot, right, That's what everybody's doing.
Speaker 1: Everybody's doing it. I just yeah, it's crazy.
Speaker 3: Really, This is why we try to remind people of
what she actually believes. And so here she is back
in the day talking about having taxpayers basically fund surgeries
for trans people in prisons.
Speaker 10: Was attorney general. I learned that the California Department of Corrections,
which was a client of mine. I didn't get to choose.
Speaker 1: My clients, a client of the Attorney General, client of.
Speaker 10: The Attorney General of the Office of Attorney General, that
they were standing in the way of surgery for prisoners,
and there was a specific case, and when I learned
about the case, I worked behind the scenes to not
only make sure that that transgender woman got the services
she was deserving. So it wasn't only about that case.
I made sure that they changed the policy in the
state of California so that every transgender inmate in the
prison system would have access to the medical care that
they desire and need. And I believe it was not
only that. I know it was historic in California, but
I believe actually it may have been one of the first,
if not the first, in the country where I pushed
for that policy in a Department of corrections.
Speaker 3: These policies.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that dude that she was talking to is probably like,
I think I want to identify as a thirteen year
old and swim on a swim team, right, Okay, And
she'd be like, oh, yeah, that sounds about right. You
could totally do that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, God, And she's lying when she when she's now
trying to shift her position about wanting to have mandatory
gun buybacks.
Speaker 2: This has always been her position until.
Speaker 3: Literally this week. Here's a couple of examples.
Speaker 22: Believe in the mandatory buyback of quote unquote assault weapons
and whether or not you do, how does that idea
not go against fundamentally the Second Amendment?
Speaker 10: Yeah, great question. I do believe that we need to
do buybacks. A buy back program is a good idea.
Speaker 15: Now, we need to.
Speaker 1: Do it the right way. What's that part of that
has to be, you know, to buy.
Speaker 10: Back and give people their value, the financial value of
My god.
Speaker 11: You do about the millions of specifically assault weapons that
are already in circulation, what do you do about those?
Speaker 10: Well, there are approximately five million. To your point, Craig,
we have to have a buyback program, and I support
a mandatory buyback program. It's got to be smart. We
got to do it the right way.
Speaker 1: What is the right way? So what she's so she
is suggesting that we buy back our guns that we've
already paid for. That's what that's somehow she thinks that's smart,
and it's that's dumbest shit. First of all, But the
second thing is it's and it's antithetical to the Second Amendment,
which she's you know. And then this is a person
who's like, oh my god, I'm all about democracy and
no you're not, because you're that's it's totally against the
Constitution of the United States of America. So GTFO, Lady.
Speaker 3: G and mandatory gun buybacks and all of this banning
of assault weapons or whatever. This is how this is
all democracies and republics fall fall.
Speaker 1: That's how they fall. Yeah. Again with the Venezuela again.
Pay attention to what's happening there, Yeah, because people who
and the thing is people don't even they don't know.
They just don't.
Speaker 3: Yeah, because what they need to pay attention to is
what happened to get them there, right, because it looks
a lot like what's happening here.
Speaker 1: A whole lot like what's happening here.
Speaker 3: And then meanwhile, we've got like the mainstream press giving
this kind of publicity to Kamala. She's a cook and
she knows her La restaurants.
Speaker 2: Will it help her win?
Speaker 1: Let's put her on the cover of Vogue fourteen times.
Let's do it. Oh my god. Propaganda, Sure it is.
CCP propaganda is what they're engaging in. That's the level
we're at. It's so gross, and if you can't see it,
I can't help you with your stupidity. I can't happily.
Speaker 3: You're about to see somebody with blue hair speak some sense,
and I was not expecting to see someone who looks
like this person does to make so much sense. But
you know, people will continue to surprise me every single day.
Speaker 32: If Donald Trump gets elected, it's a threat to our democracy, right,
but your democratic government just putting somebody in the democratic
spot your race.
Speaker 4: For the presidency without.
Speaker 32: Y'all choosing them is not okay, And not just that
it's somebody that you did.
Speaker 4: Not won't back in twenty twenty.
Speaker 9: But now all of a.
Speaker 32: Sudden, y'all are just like, aka, who kilm are fucking dumb,
which your government knew. And that's how they were able
to do this exactly, y'all would just go with it.
That's why they cannot stand those of us that thank
for our damn sale.
Speaker 1: She yeah, one hundred and fifty percent correct, right, love.
Speaker 3: Her, just was not expecting that because the blue hairs
often are on the other team.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you know that's true.
Speaker 11: Judge.
Speaker 2: Joe Brown not a Kamala fans.
Speaker 1: This was beautiful when I saw this yesterday and I
had to watch it like three times. I know, like
you goes.
Speaker 3: Go Joe. You guys, you're gonna love this one.
Speaker 20: I gotta ask you about Kamala Harris how you feel
about her? She's a piece as shit.
Speaker 27: I was in California. She lacked professional competence, and she
worked on it by hiking up her hymn line when
she needed influence.
Speaker 20: Rather than researching.
Speaker 27: She's always tried to do the casting couch to get
where she wants.
Speaker 20: Now.
Speaker 27: The problem is is that'll get somebody to a certain
level quickly, but you can't get past that level if
you don't have competence and talent. So my thing about
it is is if I'm crude about it. In this
city years ago, I used to represent a whole bunch
of pimps and hoes, and I know a hole when
I see.
Speaker 20: One, and I say this, I don't care.
Speaker 27: Women. You do what you want to do if you
want to have recreational sex. But when you do the
casting couch or anything else for professional purposes to get
paid or advanced, you'll hope and she's old ho and
the problem is is what is she supposed to do?
Somebody one of us Sinofhant slaves comes up and unwraps
her in a carpet, naked at Putin's feet and he says, oh, yeah,
I'm Julia Caesar. He said, no, I got better stuff
here already. Plus I don't want you anyway, you old woman.
Speaker 20: Get on up? I can you know? Z jenping? Is
he supposed to be impressed? She's doing words salad?
Speaker 27: Well, we are here today because China and the US
are here today, and that's why we have to agree
on what we're doing here today.
Speaker 13: Like fool, what did you just say?
Speaker 20: You know?
Speaker 10: Did you say anything?
Speaker 15: You know what?
Speaker 1: And you know what? I think? I think Obama knows
it too. Obama knows it too, which is why it
took him so long to come out with that endorsement.
He was like, damn it, I got to endorse this Hoe, Okay,
I guess we got to do it.
Speaker 3: We're asking if that was real? Yes, real, that was
not Ai. Will I will always warn you when it's Ai.
Speaker 1: That was not it.
Speaker 3: That was real.
Speaker 1: That's judge Joe Brown, And he had some things to say,
and they were good things, and I'd, like I said,
I think that the Obama is totally agree with that.
That's just my personal opinion. And that's why they didn't
come out immediately and endorse her, because I don't think they.
They probably think that she is a stupid hoe, you know,
and they're like, well, crap, okay, well what we have
to do now? And this goes against what Joe Brown says,
because you know, it'll only take you so far, well
unless you got a media that is with you and
that'll prop you up like the CCP and make you
into something that you're not, which is precisely what they're doing.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's powerful. It's a powerful thing.
Speaker 3: There is a new Kia model thanks to Jimmy Fayla.
You're going to hear all about it right.
Speaker 25: Here, introducing the all new Kia Kamala, the first car
to go from zero to nominee in zero votes.
Speaker 10: I really love in diagrams, the other the circles right
three usually look.
Speaker 25: Kamala is affordable because it's made with cheap foreign labor
that came here illegally and say we're not paying them
there And while I look small on the outside, the
interiors as roomy as a big yellow school bus.
Speaker 11: Who doesn't love a yellow school bus?
Speaker 10: Right?
Speaker 25: And best of all, the state of the art GPS
will take you everywhere except the southern border.
Speaker 1: This whole thing about the border. We've been to the border.
We've been to the border.
Speaker 20: You haven't been to the border, and.
Speaker 1: I haven't been to Europe. And I don't understand the
point that you're making.
Speaker 25: The Kia kamal Uh. Critics agree, it's not a smart car.
Speaker 1: It's definitely not a smart car. Okay, it's around though
it gets around, you know what I mean? That car,
It definitely does get around, makes the round you guys.
Speaker 3: I promised that we would show everybody this unbelievable, the
gas lighting of to end all gas lighting, which is
that Kamala is now trying to take credit for being
stronger on the border than Trump. Here we get for
real happening, But first we have to thank some people.
So foo Ball Jesus, thank you so much, he says,
had to retweet the show on X Truth Unfiltered and Fun.
Speaker 2: News Daily in the USA. Thank you for your service, thank.
Speaker 1: You, grank you that.
Speaker 3: Connie Cannell says, I invited my daughter to join this morning.
She has seen the lies that the Left has been
shoving down her throat for years. Not sure if she's here,
but please welcome Vanessa. Hello.
Speaker 2: Jose says morning from Texas. I don't have a dad joke,
but do know a joke of a dad.
Speaker 3: See Fred Trump? That's yes, do Shelley says, that's why
Lumer shit talks back.
Speaker 2: Come on, girls, that's why Lumour shack shit talks back.
Speaker 3: I don't know why.
Speaker 2: That was like fifteen minutes ago, so I don't know.
Speaker 3: Glinda Rouse says double Nichols today. Yay, you guys are
the best.
Speaker 2: Thank you for being you. Happy birthday. Kristen Thompson says,
what's a dolphin's favorite country?
Speaker 3: Finland? Have a great day, ladies. Donkeyxoti says why did
Norway put barcodes on all of their warships so when
they came back home they can Scandinavian.
Speaker 2: Scandinavian?
Speaker 13: You get it?
Speaker 4: Get it.
Speaker 2: Wendy Henderson, thank you very much.
Speaker 3: Mike Sassman says she may not be qualified, but she
is kamalified. Hashtag unburdened, hashtag take my money. Joseph Groeschek says,
if Kamala Harris is a good black woman, how did
she keep black men in prison to fight wildfires? Row
ninety two. MK says, it's not centrist to say or
do anything to your perspective employer to get the job.
She's been doing it since giving Mantel the jobs. Missy
and Jack say, how can the government buy back something
it never owned in the first place? It is called confiscation.
Speaker 1: Right, but where the government? Yeah, we are money, it's
our money. So like if you bought a gun and
then you're buying it back, like we're they're buying it back,
You're buying it again.
Speaker 3: It's like you're idiots, I know.
Speaker 2: Uh matth nerd Knitter said, what did the drummer call
his twin daughters?
Speaker 3: An A one and A two? And pe Benson thirty
two said, love the chick. Thank you so much for that.
You guys all right, So here it is. This is
the ad that I saw before the Georgia rally Kamala's
Georgia Rally started, and that's when I realized that today
was going to be a long show and that there
was going to be a lot that we had to
talk about with respect to this ad and the rally itself.
This is for real.
Speaker 2: You've been gas lit plenty, but not like this.
Speaker 33: On the border, the choice is simple. Kamala Harris supports
increasing the number of border patrol agents. Donald Trump blocked
a bill to increase the number of border patrol agents.
Kamala Harris supports investing in new technologlogy to block fetanyl
from entering the country. Donald Trump blocked funding for technology
to block fentanyl from entering the country. Kamala Harris supports
spending more money to stop human traffickers. Donald Trump blocked
money to stop human traffickers. Kamala Harris prosecuted Trains National
gang members and got them sentenced to prison. Trump is
trying to avoid being sentenced to prison. There's two choices
in this election, the one who will fix our broken
immigration system and the one who's trying to stop Oh.
Speaker 1: My god, I can't that's a I can't.
Speaker 15: I know.
Speaker 3: I'm so infuriated by it.
Speaker 1: The infuriated the people who believe that are I want
to say all the words I would like. There's there's
words I can't say. I'll get in trouble. They are
mentally incompetent, they have like they they have problems. If
you believe that ad, after everything we've been through over
the past almost four years, you need to seek help.
Speaker 3: She is the order czar and has been in office
for the past four years.
Speaker 2: You know, Trump, he can't block.
Speaker 1: Anything, right, they did, they undid his policies and then
they allowed like fifteen million legals in and then she
has the audacity to put that ad out. It's unreal.
The gaslighting, I know.
Speaker 3: That's why when I saw that, I was like, oh,
then this rally, I'm gonna have to tune into this
rally because if.
Speaker 2: This is her new these are the new marching orders,
this is the.
Speaker 3: New script, this is this is amazing, Like this is
this is how you know that they know they can
completely pull the wool over America's eyes and will fall
for it, because I mean we won't, but you know
what I mean, like she does fall, well, he'll fall
for it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, especially the ones who are like, I'm voting for
her because she's black, right, that's what, Oh my god,
And so many people are doing that again. It's just
like Hillary, I'm voting for her because she has lady parts.
Oh my god.
Speaker 3: Bill Malusian very quick to respond to this, saying this
new ad claims she supports increasing the number of border
patrol agents, but in twenty eighteen, she signed onto a
letter to Senate colleagues urging them to reject a request
by Trump to fund more agents.
Speaker 1: Preach it, good hair guy, preach it.
Speaker 25: Now.
Speaker 3: Unfortunately, the rally, they had Meghan the Stallion come to
perform and like open up the show. And so there
is a question, I mean, I'm trying to be optimistic here,
there's a question how many of those people showed up
for Megan because they just think her music is and
I use the word music lightly like in all the
air quotes, how many were showing up for a free
Megan Stallion concert versus showing up for Kamala. There were
some reports of people leaving during Kamala's speech. She spoke
for about a half an hour and that as soon
as Meghan was over, people started filing out. Now the energy,
I will say, and it was a very very big crowd.
This was like a Trump sized crowd. It was off
the charts.
Speaker 2: I mean you can see this is before Meghan even
came out.
Speaker 3: The energy in this crowd was there was a lot.
That's a big that's a big crowd, and people are noticing.
So yasher Ali said this level of excitement, attendance, and
engagement simply did not exist when Joe Biden was leading
the ticket, even though Harris was on the ticket with him.
Voters needed the jolt and the possibility of the first black.
Speaker 2: Woman to be president.
Speaker 1: Okay, but that last, that last paragraph again with the
identity politics. Are people just not living? Are we not
living in the same country We're not? People not been
to the grocery store, People not looking at the four
one ks, people not looking at their cities, and how
I'm safe they are? I mean, are we just not living?
Do people just forget about all that crap when they go, oh, well,
she's got more melanin in her skin, So I think
I'm gonna be a complete dumb ass and like vote
for her. I'm gonna throw all that stuff out the
window every policy and just vote completely and totally on
the fact that she has melanin or more melon in
her skin than Trump does. Or they just hate him
so much they just want to be like, I think
it's nin or niner. I hate Trump, so I'm just
gonna vote for this woman because she's black. They forget
what she's done over the past four years, and that
is that just shows you how stupid you are. You're stupid.
Congratulations on your stupidity.
Speaker 3: Well, I mean, these are people that enjoy Megan the Stallion.
Speaker 2: This is a little bit of her performance.
Speaker 1: Okay, so you guys want four more years.
Speaker 10: It is.
Speaker 3: That somebody did modify this in a very very very
good way. And you'll see that right here.
Speaker 1: That's my favorite. That is my favorite right there. Yeah,
that's great.
Speaker 2: They did have one mishap and I don't know who
this fellow is.
Speaker 3: That was doing the actual like main introduction of Kamala,
but it did not go well because she missed her
cue and so it was a little bit awkward. Here's
how it went.
Speaker 17: So honored to be introducing the next president of the
United States of America, Vice President Pamala Harris.
Speaker 1: Call what an idiot? She can't even show up to
the podium on time.
Speaker 3: Just the second justin reminded me of like here, welcome
now the von Trapp family.
Speaker 1: It's yeah, just nothing about this administration is good. Nothing.
Speaker 3: It's And when she did come out though, like it
was wild. Here is when she actually made her entrance.
Speaker 1: God the sheep, so many sheep in that audience. I
just can't so depressing. And then they'll bitch. They'll bitch
about the economy, they'll bitch about not being able to
afford stuff, and it's like they have they just can't
connect the dots, and I feel sorry for how stupid
they are. I know, you know, Well, at the same time,
I don't, you know, I wanted.
Speaker 3: To because they're going to ruin the country, you know,
and that right, they're going to ruin everybody.
Speaker 1: We're already on the edge of a cliff and it's
like you people are so effing stupid, and it's you know,
we're we're teetering on Venezuela and you just want to
take us there. And I got to tell you that
pisses me off. I got kids, and that pisses me
off because you're just so ignorant. Well she is.
Speaker 3: She's feeling very feisty, as you'll see, and she says
she's willing to put her record up against Trump's any day.
Speaker 10: Okay, in this campaign, I will proudly put my record
against his any day of the week, any day of
the week, including.
Speaker 3: For example, oh my god, here we go. So just
buckle in because now we're going to get into the
immigration stuff, which I the ad was bad enough, okay,
but then when she says it herself, it's somehow even
more infuriating.
Speaker 2: You know what I mean?
Speaker 1: Okay, here we go.
Speaker 3: And here, in this particular clip, she invokes one of
the other guests, Quavo.
Speaker 10: Donald Trump, on the other hand, has been talking a
big game about securing a re order, but he does
not walk the walk, or, as my friend Quevo would say,
he does not walk it like he talks it.
Speaker 2: They're eating it up, man, they are.
Speaker 3: Eating it up.
Speaker 1: All these people are so epping stupid.
Speaker 3: I can't I compare how many people came across illegally
during Trump Now do Kamala and Joe.
Speaker 1: They won't do the math. They're not doing that. They
can't do math. None of these people ever took math.
I don't think they took math. How I can't do
ask him to do any math, I'd be like, I'm sorry, what, Oh.
Speaker 3: My god, freaking aggravated. And so here she says what
her pledge is about the border.
Speaker 10: Oh my god, So here is my pledge to you
as president, I will bring back the border security bill
that Donald Trump killed.
Speaker 3: What I will sign it?
Speaker 1: You rebirth everything, you crazy beat.
Speaker 10: And so, Donald Trump, what real leadership looks like?
Speaker 1: Okay, we've seen what your real leadership looks like. Over
the past four years. You've been looking at yellow school
buses and ven diagrams. Oh my god, you've been unburdened
by the border. I just this broad. I can't, I
just can't. Somebody just made a great point. The entire
audience is high.
Speaker 3: I believe it.
Speaker 1: They're all high.
Speaker 2: Maybe that's the exploration.
Speaker 1: That's what it is. I have to believe that, because
I can't believe that everybody there is that stupid. I can't.
Speaker 2: You're gonna have to because Biden is the president.
Speaker 3: I mean, that happened thanks to a lot of stupid people.
Speaker 1: I have to believe that at least half of them are,
in fact high.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, Well, she's definitely working up this whole.
You know, Trump's not debating her thing because he's trying
to play it like I don't know who I'm supposed
to be because I don't have a numiney to debate with.
That is not doing that's not helping him, and she is,
of course using it to her advantage.
Speaker 4: So here's the thing. Here's the funny thing about that.
Here's the funny thing about that.
Speaker 1: So he wants to bait Jesus.
Speaker 10: But he and his running mate, she seemed to have
a lot to say about me.
Speaker 1: That's what I wanted to pay her.
Speaker 10: And by the way, don't you find some of their
stuff to.
Speaker 4: Just be playing weird?
Speaker 1: Here's a weird thing.
Speaker 4: Well, Donald, I do hope you'll.
Speaker 10: Reconsider to meet me on a debate state I because,
as the saying goes, if you've got something to say.
Speaker 1: And I hope he does. I hope he does. They
love it, you know what. I hope he does. And
I hope that when she calls her, when she calls
him a criminal, I hope he comes right back at
her with the hoe. Dariously, come back.
Speaker 3: It's not gonna play well.
Speaker 1: I don't care if it plays well. I really care.
Speaker 2: I need for him to play this.
Speaker 1: Listen, what is the difference? What is it? Is it
because she's a woman, she's off limits to the to
the slander. They slander him all the time. I get
so sick of that, just because she's a woman. She's
off limits to all this. Tun't say anything about her
being the way she gets. She got to the place
that she got. I mean, it's like the Joe Brown
staff we played it.
Speaker 3: I mean Trump doesn't need to be because he has
an actual record to run on. He needs to let
everybody else say he totally She needs to focus on
you guys, do not feel what your grocery prices are.
Let me explain how Joe Biden and Kamala Harris did
that to you, Why has happened? That's what he needs
to do.
Speaker 1: I totally agree. But she is going to come at
him and call him a criminal and say he's a
sex offender and all this. She's gonna come at him personally.
Speaker 3: And she can, and he would immediately go back and say,
you have a corrupt DJ that you sent after me.
There are answers to all this without him calling her
a hoe.
Speaker 1: Okay, he does, that is not going to help, right,
He doesn't have to call her a hoe. But he
can just like get a little dig in there and
say something like, Okay, you know, like your past isn't
great either. Do you want to talk? You want to
bring you want to bring up personal stuff. We can
talk about personal stuff. That's what I would do if
I were him, I would be like, you really want
to talk about personal stuff because I don't think you
want to go there, Kamala. And the thing is that's
never brought up with her because you can't do that.
You can't do it to a woman because it's mean.
But it's okay to do that with him.
Speaker 3: But I just don't think he needs to be the
person to do it, you know what I mean. He's
got so many good things to run on and that
and nobody's talking about it. You know what everybody's talking
about freaking twenty twenty five. He's busy backpeddling from something
that he didn't even have any involvement with. Meanwhile, her
trajectory is on this huge upswing. We are focusing as
a party on all the wrong shit. It is making
me insane.
Speaker 1: Well, we're not focusing on anything because we're on the defense, mock,
we're on our heel, we're on our heels, We're not
focusing on anything. They've got the total advantage when it
comes to the media, so we're not able to focus
on anything, which is why he has to he has
got to debate her. He has to do.
Speaker 2: We'll see he's talking about that and I don't it's
not I don't know.
Speaker 3: Man, he has to.
Speaker 1: Do, and he has to go in swinging. He has
to do. He has to be the one in control
of that situation, not her.
Speaker 3: God, I just I'm very worried about who is handling him,
if anyone. And you'll see more of why that is
because her night last night could not have gone any better, honestly,
except for this weird thing that she did with the
whole I'm going to just create a new accent to pander.
Speaker 2: This is the last clip that will show from the rally.
Speaker 3: But this is like where it got ridiculous.
Speaker 10: And you all helped us win in twenty twenty and
we don't do it again in twenty twenty four.
Speaker 1: What's with the voice?
Speaker 3: Yes, twenty twenty four.
Speaker 1: Why does she do that.
Speaker 3: With her voice?
Speaker 1: I'm serious? Why does she do that? I'm asking that.
It's a legit question. She changes her voice depending on
what audience she has.
Speaker 3: It's like switching.
Speaker 1: Well Clinton did that. Hillary Clinton used to do that. Yeah,
remember when she would talk to like a southern audience.
She would she would do the whole like really terrible
southern accent. Do you remember when you would do that? Yeah,
it's such pandering.
Speaker 3: It is pandering, and the people so the sheep eat
it up instead of realizing that they're being pandered to. Yes,
it's so ridiculous.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I just the reaction.
Speaker 2: It was very very similar to mine.
Speaker 3: Like I was like, oh good. When I watched that rally,
I was like, this is not this is not good.
Bill O'Reilly complimented it. Matt Walsh said the Kamala camp
is running to the right on crime and immigration, while
Trump is moving to the left and denouncing Project twenty
twenty five as too radical. Hint to the Trump camp,
this is not an election where you need to go
to the left.
Speaker 2: Stop it please.
Speaker 1: I don't necessarily agree with that he's denouncing Project twenty
twenty five because he is nowhere connected to it, right,
and that's everywhere. I think it's totally fine for him
to say I'm not connected to Project twenty twenty five
as much as humanly possible, because that is their biggest
talking point. So I don't necessarily agree with him on that.
Speaker 3: I don't He's going to have to chase the next
talking point, which is the fact that they're going to
run on the order now and being tough on crime,
ridiculous insanity.
Speaker 1: Let me just look around.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but if you guys watch Trump on Laura Ingram
the other night, he doesn't do particularly well in interviews,
and it's a problem because then he creates more things
that he then has to defend. And so this person
was talking about that interview saying he that Ingram said
regarding Kamala Harris. He says, Trump says she's more radical
and more to the left than Biden. So Laura said, well,
she's moving to the middle. And so Trump's response was
to say, in politics, where you start is where you are,
and this is a line that he's used before. And
so this guy was like, if I'm sitting in a
room with Trump and we're going over these q and
A in advance and he says this about people are
where they start out, He's going to stop him and say, Okay, well,
then how do you square that with JD who used
to absolutely hate your guts. It's just it's one of
those things that he's going to get caught out on.
And so there's all these people like random strangers on
the internet are desperate like I am to help him,
like to not continue to mess up. And it worries
me that he gets in his own way, especially when
it comes to the energy right now, So this guy
is like, I don't see the GOP rallying us, young
men jumping on social media, connecting with their voters, hosting
more events. If Republicans want to win, they need to
learn how the game works and play it right. I'm
watching the left play the game and they're doing a
damn good job of it. Step step the f up
or lose out.
Speaker 1: Okay, well, I hear that. One of the things that
I will say is you got to call these people
out on their bullshit. I do that. You got it,
Like when you guys see the project, you know, twenty
twenty five stuff, because it's all over the place. Tell
people you're lying, you're lying, get like, get educated, you morons,
and tell them that they're lying, because you can't just
let that stuff perpetuate that right, and so call them
out on their crap when you see it. We need
to do more of that. As a party. We've always
been like sell polite and no one ever you just
let that stuff go, and when you let it go,
it does perpetuate, and then it just it just becomes
narrative and then people think that it's true. So call
out lies where you see lies. I mean, people on
our side need to become more vocal about that kind
of stuff. The lesser it is. It's not just that
one point, but all the points. And so we need
to become more vocal. We need to become more involved,
We need to become involved locally. I mean, it's yeah,
I mean we are not as good at the stuff
as they are. And we've been saying that for fifteen years.
And a lot of that has to do with the
fact that, oh, I just don't want to get involved,
or I can't make a difference, or I can't do that,
or I give up, or I don't want to have
a Facebook fight, right, I don't want to have a
fight with anybody. It's like, and so just it's not
you don't have to fight. You just have to say
you're wrong. And this is why. Here are the facts,
here's the data. I mean, I'm sorry about your feelings,
but facts overwegh them.
Speaker 2: That's right, Facts over feelings.
Speaker 3: And this is you know, this is the other thing
that is making me crazy is that Kama is dropping
like huge amounts of money on these attack ads and
all the swing states. She's about to get all this
positive press from Georgia and Republicans are talking about trying
to defend the cat Lady comments, talking about Project twenty
twenty five, talking about Willie Brown. We're not helping, We're
not making improvements, I mean, the right things.
Speaker 1: I still think it's funny because she is kind of
a hoe, so, I mean, you know, I.
Speaker 2: Just don't think that's helpful.
Speaker 3: Baron Yorick said. Harris is now arguing that she's much
much tougher on border security than Trump. Trump's talking a
big game about securing our border, but he does not
walk the walk, she says. One interesting fact, Trump has
already been president, and you can compare their records. But
as Josh from The Ruthless Podcast pointed out, Trump Camp
needs to be prepared to.
Speaker 2: Nail her to the wall on her record. If she
can say this, she can and will say absolutely anything.
Speaker 3: And will he be prepared to say exactly what his
record was instead of, you know, just insulting her. That's
that's the question. Yeah, Well, w's right, like Charles is like,
this is when you know the press will launder whatever
you say. That's how she's so confident and able to
say these things because she knows the press is in
her pocket.
Speaker 1: Of course she does this is this is the thing.
I mean, even if they have a really great debate
and he wins, she'll still win. Do you see what
I'm saying?
Speaker 2: Yeah, the press will make her win.
Speaker 5: I don't know.
Speaker 2: I mean, they couldn't do that with Biden. Although they couldn't.
Speaker 1: There's no way they couldn't do it with Biden because
he was completely insane. He was a slip but the wheel.
You could not spin that in any other way. Plus
I think eventually they were going to throw him under
the bus and they were going to have this coupe
and we could go into a whole discussion about that.
But when it comes to her, they're absolutely going to
make her the winner, no matter what. It's like. I mean,
Trump could demolish her. Look at what they're doing. They're
they're changing the narrative on everything. She is a colossal loser,
she's an ineffective and nept twit, and they are making
her into a deity. What in two weeks they've done that.
Speaker 2: It's two weeks breadable, right, it is working.
Speaker 3: A New York Post put this article out saying that
she has erased his advantage in all the battleground states,
and it's all of them, it's seven battlegrounds. Has her
leading now not by a lot, but by by anything
is a big deal because he was much much much
ahead when it was him against Biden. So it's obviously
the narrative playing has had an impact. And the one
thing that I thought Tyros made this really good point
that I haven't heard from anybody else about, because like
there's a lot of Democrats that are trying to be
cautiously optimistic, but they're also saying, well, this is the
honeymoon phase, right, and so every honeymoon comes to an
end and then like real life sets in. But he
was like, no, that's not what this is. Here was
what here's his So well, but.
Speaker 30: There is no honeymoon. Okay, let's stop with the honeymoon talk.
Then the left media is saying it's a honeymoon. If
this is a honeymoon, it's like premaknoc the okay to
the American people, look it up, Jesse. But it's outraging.
There's no integrity in this. It doesn't matter because Trump
is not running against Kamala, He's not running against Biden.
He's running against Trump. That's that's all this is about.
Trump has to beat Trump. He has to have moments
where he and trumps himself. He's got to pull back
calling her names. They want that, they want the blood Beth.
They want him to come out there because guess what,
We'll all be laughing and we'll be hashtagging, but half
the country that works for the living is gonna be like,
why is he always talking? Just stick to policies.
Speaker 1: I totally agree with them, Okay, I guess, And well,
I mean, okay, there's.
Speaker 3: I mean, you're gonna have there's definitely gonna be a
lot of Team Daisies out there. I don't I don't
question that at all.
Speaker 1: I'm not saying that he has to come out and
call her a name. I'm just saying that if she
comes at him personally, I think he should. I think
he should come back and say, do you really want
to do this? Because you have a past? You know
what I mean? And I've got a past, You've got
a pass. Do you really want to talk about our
past because we should be we should be focusing on
policy because the left is they are absolutely known for
trying to destroy this man personally. They have taken a
guy who is not racist and turned him into a racist.
So you don't think that they've actually completely destroyed this
guy personally. I mean, that's that's what they've done. They've
done this for the past eight years. This is what
they've done. So I I mean, they've made him into
a felin They've they've turned him into something that he
is not personally. They've they've said that he's like he's
some sort of a rapist. I just it's crazy. And
then they make fun of Milania too, they say Melania
is some sort of a whore. I've seen that all
over the place. I mean, I listen, I get a
little irritated with the whole hands off on the personal
stuff when that's all I've heard about this entire face
for eight years. I'm not saying he has to call
her names. I'm just saying that maybe, just maybe, if
she says something about that and in a debate, just
because she's a woman, it's not off limits for him
to say. You really want to go there, chick, because
I don't think you want to go there, because I've
seen some stuff in your past and I don't.
Speaker 3: See I just think it would be I think it
would be way better if if she tries to pull
out the whole you're a convicted felon. He would be like, yeah,
let's talk about how that happened, and then say how
that happened, how corrupt this entire administration has been. He's
got so many he does.
Speaker 1: But like I said, they're still going to twist it
and they're going to make her the winner. Because I
have seen some stuff over the past two weeks that
I have never seen in my fifteen years of doing this.
It is truly remarkable how powerful are insane communist media is.
I've never seen it like this. This is the worst
I've ever seen it in the time we've been doing this.
The absolute worst I've ever seen it. Same for sure,
And I would not put it past them them to
be able to pull out a win for her, even
if she was a complete failure and a debate. It's
because their power at the power in their pocket. Yeah,
the power that they wield, you guys, is it's crazy.
I've never seen anything like it.
Speaker 3: Well, we're gonna we're gonna switch gears and have some
positive news because I knew everybody would get brought down
by how Kamala's got the upswing right now. But there
is some light and we're gonna get to that. Matth
nerd Nitter says I would pay big bucks to hear
Slash see a mock debate between Austin Nasso and sd
Oh Austin nassos the Trump impersonator. Oh yeah, that would
be absolutely hilarious. Brian Wolfe says, I'm the MC for
the Hawking Hills Bigfoot Festival in Ohio this Friday and Saturday.
I can firmly state that Sasquatch was not involved in
the attempted assassination. So Squatch on and God bless, okay.
Lisa Bright says was not Trump like needed celebrity. Oh
the rally, I guess was not Trump like needed celebrity.
Some empty seats, no crowds waiting in droves outside, no
thousands lining the streets for miles. I mean fair, It
was definitely not. It was not as big as a
Trump rally, but you cannot really deny that that was.
Speaker 1: There's a lot of energy.
Speaker 3: There was a lot and it was full. Like I mean,
so maybe there wasn't a line out the door, but
it was. It was totally full. Total side note. You
know what I'm really mad about. I just have to
get this out.
Speaker 1: I'm really mad that jd Vance is not going to
have the opportunity to debate Kamala. I'm really mad about that.
I was really looking forward to that. Yeah, and that
sucks that we're not going to ever see that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that really does suck because that would have been
that would have been a good debate for sure. Yeah,
Jen Jen says, how do you catch a unique rabbit? Unique?
Speaker 2: Up on it?
Speaker 1: Nique up on it?
Speaker 3: Sorry, just take my money, she says. Jason Decker says,
these people came for a concert and stayed for air conditioning,
Trumper's endure heat for three hours just to see him.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 3: I'm not denying that at all. But you know what
was really I was stunned to read and this was
from Scott Pressler, who of course is like amazing, Right,
He's he's constantly registering people to vote.
Speaker 2: He's out there on the ground better than anybody else.
Speaker 3: Yeah, he's awesome, and he said that he tries to
attend the big Trump rallies because thirteen percent are registered voters.
Oh my, and I was like, yeah, you freaking so.
It's great to be excited and to go attend his rallies,
but if those people are not translating into votes, what
the hell are we doing?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 1: I believe it though. I totally believe it, just because
it was so discovered to voter turnout here in Texas.
And I mean, we saw what happened with the Red Wave.
I mean there's a lot of people who get excited
and they're engaged online, but they do not show up
to vote.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, that's infury.
Speaker 1: I would like to know how many registered voters there
were at the Kamala rally.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's a great question. Or if they were registering
voters there, right.
Speaker 1: Yeah, like if you had a register to get in.
That's what I swear we should start doing that. Yeah.
Speaker 3: Bomama eight says, I feel you Daisy so much, but
I have to agree with Mock. We can't lower ourselves
to their mud slinging, name calling. Trump pass a debater
and go at her with facts, hard facts and tell
her to swallow that. I said, guard. I don't know
if I'm saying that right whatever. That last sentence was
guard facts. I don't know if that's the right word.
Speaker 1: But yeah, anyway, Yeah, but in saying swallow that he
could just like look at the camera and wink.
Speaker 3: That's all a mask, that's all. Okay, guys, she just
say it's a little wink.
Speaker 1: That that's all. It's it not asking for much.
Speaker 3: Ashley Hibberd says, my eight year old daughter, Peyton wanted
to submit a dad joke, what's a ghost's favorite dessert?
I scream, I scream, I get it. I get you, Peyton.
That was a good one. And Heather malloy says, at
what point can Trump sue for slander? Well, you know,
that's a great question. Accept that politics is ugly business,
and the level that you have to get at to
be slanderous is so freaking high.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and then you got to get to court and
you have to have a jury and you have to
have a judge, and as we've seen, it doesn't work
really well in his favor these days.
Speaker 3: Yeah, exactly, But we do have this. This is from
the five thirty eight website Nate Silver. He's published his
first election model updates since the Kamala swap, and Trump
has is now favored in terms of the electoral college winning.
Harris is favored in the popular vote, but still an
electoral college underdog. And a lot of people think Nate
Silver is the best in the business. So take that
however you want to take it. I thought that that was.
Speaker 2: Great, you know, I mean, we need some good news, right.
Speaker 1: Good news. We need some good news. I'll take it. Yeah.
Speaker 3: And then the Project twenty twenty five leader Paul Dans
has now stepped down because of all of the hullabaloo
that they have caused, because they've been a huge headache
honestly for president.
Speaker 1: They really have, and people are asking, what's so bad
about it? It's really not that bad. It's just that
it's nine hundred pages of a wish list from the
Heritage Foundation, and it is not the policy foundation for Trump.
There are two very different things that he has, his
agenda Trump does and it is entirely separate from this.
And but for some reason, I think it's because it
is a wishless and there's a lot of stuff in there. Listen,
there's stuff that I like, and then there's stuff I'm like ah,
I'm so sure about but they're separate and liberals keep
lying about it. I mean that the people who are
running for Kamala is lying about it. It's infuriating it.
I mean, that's why people have to call them out
on this all the time.
Speaker 3: I don't even know what him stepping down, Like, what
good does that actually do because the hair. You know,
Harris's team is going to keep using it as a
talking point.
Speaker 2: But yeah, it is infuriating.
Speaker 3: Another good piece of good news is that the National
Association of Black Journalists has invited and Trump has accepted
to have a conversation with black journalists at its opening
day at their convention in Chicago.
Speaker 2: That is happening today today.
Speaker 1: That's awesome.
Speaker 3: It is today. And interestingly, there were a whole bunch
of black journalists who were pissed off about it. Here's
an example. So Karen Phillips said, this is the single
dumbest and worst decision in NABJ history. Whoever made this
call is an idiot, and I'll say it to their
face this week. And so Tia Mitchell said, I helped
make this call, and it's in line with invitations NABJ
has sent to every presidential candidate for decades, but go
off on your feed. I'll continue to work to create
opportunities for journalists to interview the potential next president.
Speaker 7: Right.
Speaker 1: Good for her because because he's white, he's a white dude,
and so he's not allowed to like talk to black journalists. Again,
you're racist, yep, look at them, Marrily, God totally.
Speaker 3: And then another positive for Donald Trump is that he
has agreed to do a live stream with a hugely
popular gamer live streamer that I have never heard of
until this morning. But his name is Aiden Ross and
he announced this on his live stream just yesterday, guys.
Speaker 31: And I'm really really blessed and happy to be in
the situation. What I'm about to say, August fifth, which
is next Monday, I have a stream with the President
Donald Trump. We've been working on this for weeks months.
It's officially locked in. We will have a live stream
with President Donald Trump on August fifth, and uh, it's
gonna be it's gonna be insane. It's gonna be probably
around like one pm Eastern time. I'll I'll have a
stay up today on my socials. But it's a hundred
percent locked in. And I just got the clearance to announce,
and I just want to say thank you so much
to the Trump team and everyone that helped me get
get involved with this. I want to I want to
shout out a lot.
Speaker 20: Of people as well, but I will.
Speaker 31: I will towards uh, you know, towards closer to that
stream and uh yeah, I'm just super super pumped. Thank
you so much to Dana. Dana White really helped me
align align this together. Thank you so much, Data. I
really really appreciate it. Man, this could be by far
one of the most important streams I've ever done in
my life. I also want to shout out to uh
to barn as well.
Speaker 1: That's very smart, very smart, very very smart. And I mean,
what didn do thing for him to do? Like I
props to whoever set this up. I don't know who
I'm assuming. I don't know if Dana White had like
all to do with this, or like if he said, hey,
you know, mister president, you need to to start doing
this sort of thing. Because listen, I don't understand all
this streaming stuff either. I don't know why people like
to watch other people play video games. I don't get it.
Same doesn't make any sense to me. It's not my bag.
But I'm also not a gen zer, don't. I don't
play in that space. I don't get it. I'm old,
so you know, it's like we're shaking rags at best.
I I just don't do that. Like even the set
makes me a little uncomfortable because it's so dark.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and I just I don't understand the appeal. But
this guy, you guys, he's twenty three. He is worth
like sixteen to twenty million dollars. Yeah, and it's all
from creating this platform. He has millions upon millions of
followers on every single social media platform, so combined, he's
we're probably talking like twenty five million people follow this
guy religiously. So it is a huge deal. Super excited
about it. Yeah.
Speaker 1: Somebody asked if it goes well. Somebody asked if Baron
may have had input, But I don't see. Baron is
the kind of guy that would like be watching.
Speaker 2: He thanked him at the very end, and that's why
people are wondering. Yeah, and things also Baron.
Speaker 1: Okay, well maybe maybe he does. Maybe he and he
I'm sure he knows about all of these people because
he is a he is a gen z or is
he a gen Z or jen Alpha. He's a gen
Zer probably gen Zer.
Speaker 3: Forget where that cuts off.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I don't know either. But anyways, but he's young
and he knows all this stuff, right, so I mean
Baron probably he's hip and young and like in college now,
so this is smart.
Speaker 3: Very smart.
Speaker 21: Now.
Speaker 3: I don't know if that guy is a Kamala person.
I don't know if he's having Kamala on, like if
this is a you know, both sides kind of thing.
I have no idea. I just know what you saw.
That's all I know. So it's that is going to
be great. So August fifth, I think, is the date
that he said that was happening, So we'll keep an
eye on that. Just wanted to go back to this
whole idea of Trump debating Kamala, which is so, so,
so important, but he doesn't sound particularly interested in doing that.
And you'll hear you know. It's it's this overconfidence that
I think he has where he's like, well, I'm leading
in all the polls and I don't need a debater
because everybody already knows how bad she is. That's a
terrible strategy and I hope he has advisors around him
who are telling him and encouraging him otherwise. But here's
what he said, Laura, I'm a debater.
Speaker 34: Well wait, but because they already know everything. She wants
to defund our police. She wants no bail, she wants
no cash. You just you kill somebody and we're going
to release you immediately.
Speaker 20: They call it.
Speaker 5: Cash less, cashless.
Speaker 20: That's it.
Speaker 34: By the way, this has been a horrible thing for
our country. This has been what I just said. But
we know where she is. She wants high taxes.
Speaker 1: Well, they're going to say, you're afraid of debating her,
That's what they're going to say.
Speaker 34: Well, they said that with Biden too. You know I
was afraid. I did great with Biden, and I did
great in every debate. I've had a lot of debates,
uh issues. But you know, I'm leading in the polls
by I think a lot.
Speaker 5: I don't know.
Speaker 34: I hear different numbers, but I'm leading in all of
the polls. I'm leading big in all of the swing states.
Speaker 2: I just I can't just like, this is the shit
that makes me want to know.
Speaker 1: I can see where he's frustrated because he's like, my god,
they change their person and they're a complete disaster over there, like,
get your shit together, Democrats, Right, I get it. I
kind of get where he's coming from. But at the
same time, he's got a debater.
Speaker 2: He's got a debater.
Speaker 1: He's got a debater because remember he did this in
the primaries, and it drove me crazy. Yeah, that's right,
drove me insane. I'm like, dude, you can't just say
I'm doing great in the polls, like don't. This is
part of the process. This is this is and I
will stand by that. I've said, this is how I feel.
It's how I felt during the primaries. I feel this
way now, this is part of the process. You've got
to do this. You've got to take her down.
Speaker 3: He should be like absolutely saying I cannot wait to
debate her. Democrats are in complete disarray, total chaos. But
bring it on, Bring it on anytime, anyplace.
Speaker 1: You've got to be clubb lang in Rocky and you've
got to be You've got to be going in there swinging.
That's right, that's what you've got to do. Take her down.
Speaker 3: I know I'm going to get a lot of people
mad when I say this, but Arizona just had their
governor or, I'm sorry. Their senator race primary and it
was between Sheriff Mark Lamb and Carrie Lake. And as
you know, we've had Carrie Lake on our show. I'm
a little bit afraid of her, not going to lie.
She is very she's a very divisive figure in the
state of Arizona. She's intense, She's intense. That's a great
word for her. Very intense, very intense. She won her primary,
and I think she's going to now lose in the general,
which is just another example of what happens when we
make not great decisions in our primaries. And so was
this is what Banci over on Twitter said, We're going
to lose a winnable seat because a former sheriff with
all the right views and all the right qualifications didn't
get permission to run against Carrie Lake, who is getting
her clock cleaned by the radical Democrat who she's going
to run against in the general. Very very frustrated, because
although you know, Carrie's fine, she is without question, a
very divisive figure and only liked by a small base.
That base won her the primary, but it was only
forty percent. And so what that means is that we're
very likely to lose a winnable seat, just like Banchie
said general right.
Speaker 2: And here is Mark Lamb.
Speaker 3: This was before the results, but here he is talking
about how he was told he needed permission from Trump
to even run, which I think is just freaking insane.
Speaker 12: And said, hey, you know, we want you to do this,
but you got to get out of the Senate race.
I said, no, I appreciate that, but I can't get
out of the Senate race.
Speaker 13: Yeah.
Speaker 12: I support Trump, I'm not getting out of the Senate race.
I meant it because I feel the need to do this.
And they said, well, we should just all get behind
one person. I said, I agree. I think I bring
the skill set for that. I understand the border. I've
been a sheriff. I understand what it means to be
in politics. I understand what it means to serve Republicans, Democrats,
and independence everybody. I think i'd be the right person
for it. And they said, well, you didn't get permission
to do it. That's what immediately I said, I don't
need permission. I don't need permission to run. You know
what I need permission from is my wife, that's it,
or the people. That's who I need their permission for
if they sign a petition, that's their permission that I
get to do this for them. I don't need permission.
He's like, well, you know, I didn't need permission, and
you know, like I said, noh, yes you did.
Speaker 13: Do you know this person?
Speaker 20: Yeah?
Speaker 35: I do.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Can I ask who it is?
Speaker 4: Uh?
Speaker 12: I don't want a blast that put the guy on
a blast, but you know it, it came from from
Trump world. And look, you know, I've always been a
very big, strong supporter of it, of Trump and his policies,
and it was kind of disappointing. And I said, look,
I did talk to President Trump about running. I did
talk to him. We went we met at mar A Lago,
and I talked that night. You know, I talked to
my opponent, now, Carrie Lake. She was one of the
ones to talk me into running, and I said, Okay,
I think I'm going to do it. Then we walked
over to President Trump's table we told him, and he goes, well,
that doesn't constitute getting permission. I was like, look, man,
I don't need permission from anybody.
Speaker 13: Good for you, man.
Speaker 12: And so when we talk about the process, the process
is really no particular process you just have to go
out and get the signatures. Seventy five hundred signatures or
seven thousand signatures.
Speaker 3: Just makes me crazy.
Speaker 1: I know. I have mixed feelings about all this, because
I mean, if you want to run for something, you
shouldn't need permission, right But at the same time, I
really wish these people would quit aaron this laundry out
and deal with their own shit, because it just makes
it makes us look like democrats. You know, Yeah, just
go deal with your politics on your own and handle
it and handle it because we've got elections to win
and it's already bad enough for Trump right now. It's
already bad enough, So why do you got to go
out there and do this and put him on the blast?
That's this drives me insane. It does like there's so
many things that driver us insane right now. It's like
it's quit being a girl. I feel like this is
mean girl, and stop it, Like, quit gossiping and quit
being a girl. I don't leg it the cowboy hat
on should you be doing that? It's antithetical to the
whole cowboy hat thing.
Speaker 3: Beckattee in South Carolina said, on a positive note, I
went to the rock the Country concert with Kid Rock
and Jason Alden this past weekend. Amazing shows in the
rain and mud, but the energy was off the chain
for Trump. That needs to be the new RNC tool
for campaigning. Love that love it. That's great. I'm about
to show you one of the best campaign ads in
the history of campaign ads. It's not Kamala, it's not Trump,
it's not anybody except for Jerome Davidson, who is running
in Arizona.
Speaker 2: This is glorious.
Speaker 29: Democrats like to say that no one needs an AR
fifteen for self defense, that no one could possibly need
all thirty rounds. But when this rifle is the only
thing standing between your family and a dozen angry Democrats.
Speaker 1: In clan hoods, oh my god, you just might need.
Speaker 29: That semi automatic and all thirty rounds.
Speaker 1: That is awesome, right, the greatest, freaking great, so great good.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, I know I love it too.
Speaker 2: So I told you, we bring you bright, we bring
you back up.
Speaker 1: You know what I mean.
Speaker 3: We bring you down, but we bring you back up.
Speaker 1: Yeah. It's a roller coaster ride. Always the checks on
the right show.
Speaker 3: It's on the first chap the street.
Speaker 1: Got you, and then.
Speaker 3: I have I saw this flashback the other day and
I was like, oh my gosh, you guys are gonna
love this. This is back in the day when everybody
loved Trump in the celebrity world, right, everybody loved him
and he did silly shit and it was great. And
here I've completely forgotten about this, but this is him
with Karen from Will and Grace singing a song. Oh
my god, that's awesome. Oh my god, I remember this.
Speaker 1: You're to sing the theme from Green Acres.
Speaker 8: Please welcome Donald Trump and Will and Grace's Karen Walker.
Speaker 6: Williams is the place to be, the fall living is
the life for me?
Speaker 1: Ex good and why Keith been hot?
Speaker 15: Just give me that country.
Speaker 36: Side anyway, that's a thing that happens.
Speaker 1: And you know that now she's like, he's racist him.
I hate him so much, he's so gross, he's orange.
You know that's how she feels. There's another one I
saw the other day of him coming out on the
view back when the view to him they adored him.
There was a time where they actually adored him, and
joy Behar like ran like put her hands in his hair.
I mean, they just they loved him. And then he
became a Republican and again with the media, this is
now we're seeing it. It's so blatant what the media
is doing. But in the before times, yea, in the
before times, it was like it was a little bit
less severe, like I feel like it was. It was
just more like it was under the radar what they
were doing, and they did it with Trump that it's
a case study in media what they've done to Trump,
like you could do. It's a sociology experiment. It's crazy
what they've done to him and how people have bought
into it.
Speaker 3: Yep, you guys remember because we showed her two days ago. Well,
I think actually we've shown her every day, but we
showed her because she was one of the speakers at
the White Women for Kamala thing. She goes by missus frazzled.
She's that gentle parenting weirdo.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Mary Katherine Ham, god lover Mary Katherine Ham, did a
response video to it, and it is perfection.
Speaker 37: Uh oh, spaghettio. It seems like we've had a little misunderstanding. Mm.
Sounds like some of you have some silly goose thoughts
about race segregated political meetings.
Speaker 20: Catch a bubblem.
Speaker 37: We do have special meetings for white women and white men.
These people are gathering because they don't want to Does
anybody know because they don't want to be around.
Speaker 1: People of other races?
Speaker 10: No?
Speaker 37: No, no, that is a super sad choice of how
to characterize that. They're gathering together because they we don't
want Republicans elected. We have to fight white supremacy friends
by joining white only groups of friends. I know that
sounds ironic, but if we put our listening years on,
we can learn about racism for the right reasons. That's
what we're doing. Got it, got it, And I'm not
gonna let your unkindness mess with other people's joy in
their white's only meetings. Can you do No, you cannot
do this.
Speaker 35: No one else can do this.
Speaker 37: Only democrats can safely gather in white's only affinity groups
with matching hats.
Speaker 1: Dream there's no history there.
Speaker 35: Do you have some big views about that? Okay, maybe
this will make you feel better. Yes, there are a
big feelings for democrats of all other races. The meetings
are separate, but eqal.
Speaker 1: I mean it's like who's gonna tell him? Who's gonna
tell him? These people I love that, and they think
they're so pious and so above everybody else, are just
so morally superior. You know, they're elitists, you guys. All
these all the women, all those actress women, they're just like,
we're so much better than everybody else because we're all
white and we're meeting together as whites. Oh my god, idiots.
Speaker 3: She's gotten like well over a million views on this
already and she just posted it yesterday, So it's with
good reason. That was perfect great, so great, Laura Cross,
thank you, she says, Hih chicks. I've been listening to
you guys since about twenty sixteen, so I figured it's
time I pone up so much for that.
Speaker 2: And Ivy Tatum said, dad joke Wednesday.
Speaker 3: If she don't talk Tua, I don't want to talk Tua.
All right now it is time for your double d.
Speaker 1: I forget what it is.
Speaker 2: Oh it's it's the Seinfeld Oh my gosh.
Speaker 1: Yes, I saw this Jerry Seinfeld clip and I just
I really loved it. I just wanted to share it
with you guys.
Speaker 20: Can you tell the Warren Baby anecdote?
Speaker 23: Sure, it's it's heartbreaking though you sure, yeah, he says.
One of the nice things God does is that he
doesn't let people who don't have kids know what they're.
Speaker 21: Missing, and then you have them and a part of
your brain opened up.
Speaker 23: Yeah, and then a quadrant a network opens up that
you didn't know was in there.
Speaker 1: People got so mad about that. Really, yeah, people got
really mad about that because it's the people without kids.
You got mad about it, and they were like, or
maybe we're just like really happy without kids.
Speaker 3: You jerk, Oh my god.
Speaker 1: I mean, because everybody gets offended by everything nowadays. But
I thought it was lovely. I thought it was just
a lovely sentiment, you know that he came out and
he said, you know, God does a wonderful thing. He
doesn't he doesn't tell you how much you're missing. I
thought it was very.
Speaker 2: Lovely, which is why they're all so mad.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean.
Speaker 3: It would be different, right.
Speaker 1: I didn't have a baby until I was thirty nine,
and then when I had her, I always had that
feeling of like something's missing, something's missing. I don't know.
I've always been like a type a over a cheeer.
I'm like, I got to search the next thing, you
know what I mean. I don't sit still. And then
when I had Gwen, I was like, Oh, I had
like a feeling of like calm, you know what I mean.
So I felt like that was it. That was that
was the thing that was missing. But it's just interesting.
But I mean, listen, if you choose not to have children,
and we know people that have chosen not to have children,
that's fantastic too. I just think that that was a
lovely sentiment on his part.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I thought that. I mean, that was fine.
Speaker 1: Right, you guys, try to have the best freaking Wednesday
of your entire life.
Speaker 7: Do it.
Speaker 1: Do it for us, look for yourself, do it for
your country.
Speaker 3: We'll talk to you tomorrow.
Speaker 1: Bye, everybody.