Speaker 1: Good morning, everybody, Happy hump Day, Good morning. I hope
everybody's doing well. Mack is hanging on by a thread.
It's gonna be okay, It's gonna be all right, all right?
What's coming up on the show today? I will tell
you everybody in the media is still criticizing musks.
Speaker 2: Musks.
Speaker 1: It's hard to say that word chat with Trump because
Tommy's That's.
Speaker 2: Why, right, Greg Gutfeld super.
Speaker 1: Interesting analysis of those reactions to the Musk Trump combo,
plus Waltz triples down on his valor stealing, and Colbert's
audience humiliates dnn's that little thin lip girl girl. They
humiliate her and I don't think she knows. Somebody needs
to tell her all that and so so, so much
more on today's show.
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not thank for me or anyone I know.
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is the best was going to get today. Thank you
very much, Thank you for that the reason for my
name today is unfortunate, and that is that Ilhan won
her primary.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's I think it's just because of all the
people that live there, right.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm so hoping to get rid of a third
squad member. We really really were. Yeah, I was so
hoping for that. But did she win by a lot? Curious?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 2: I think it was a pretty comfortable lead, is what
I hear. Yeah, that's not okay, So unfortunately that has happened.
Everybody should know that today. I think I said this yesterday,
but I do think today is going to be a
normal size show.
Speaker 1: Normal, not bite size normal, not like family fun size,
but just normal size normal.
Speaker 2: Yeah. I do think it's going to be normal. We'll see.
I could be wrong. It's been known to happen that
I misjudge these things, and so we'll just have to see.
But I do think it's going to be normal. It
is also the last show of the week. Today is
like our Friday, and so we will be back on Monday,
and then we will be back like to a normal
schedule for the foreseeable future. So Jerk on YouTube yesterday
was like, do you guys ever do a full week
of shows ever.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we do actually, and we do that most weeks
of the year. Yeah, it's just oh my god, I
was so mad.
Speaker 2: I was like, can you just cut us a tiny
break considering the life changes that we are going through
right now? Right, god, suck it all right.
Speaker 1: We're a mom, we got we like to be moms,
you know, so we actually do need to take some
time off every once in a while to do the
mom thing.
Speaker 2: Sorry, not sorry, Yeah, I'm not apologizing. That's just how happening.
Speaker 1: Not gonna thank you.
Speaker 2: Very much, Patrick Connolly, who says praying for you both
today and this week as your babies take their next
steps in life. As my Irish grandmother used to say,
when they're little, they step on your toes. When they're older,
they step on your heart. That's so true, guys.
Speaker 1: On that note, probably within the hour, I'm going to
step away for like three minutes because it's my daughter's
first day at high school and I'm not I got
to take some pictures, you guys, So I'll step away.
Mock will handle it for like three minutes. So if
I if you don't see me, that's why.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well, I mean she'll warn everybody.
Speaker 1: Will if we're in the video. I may just get up.
Speaker 2: So that's true. That's true, depends on the but anyway
that is happening. Yeah, because we're moms and we're going
to do the mom things, and.
Speaker 1: So you got to do the things, you guys. Yeah,
the show goes on some cases, but yeah.
Speaker 2: Over on locals. Dolly Duck says, good morning, chicks. Here's one.
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Speaker 1: Okay, it is dad joke Wednesday.
Speaker 2: It is Carrio twenty three has when he says dad
joke Wednesday. I can't take my dog to the pond anymore.
Pond anymore because the ducks keep attacking him. That's what
I get for buying a pure bread dog. You did
it bread. John Newbaum says, I told my wife her
underwear was too tight. She said, then wear your own.
Oh my god, add this to your cleanex fund. Yeah, totally.
I cried like seven separate times yesterday, and it's just random,
like the littlest thing will set me off. Yeah, I
expect it will be a lot more today.
Speaker 1: But I just I don't think you should bring cleanex.
Speaker 2: You just need a.
Speaker 1: Towel, Yeah, for sure, just a towel in the car
and one one for mister Mock too.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Connie Cannell says, it's my sixty third birthday on Friday,
and you won't be on so posting today, Mock, show
your emotions it is okay. I love listening to you
ladies every morning. Love my chicks, Thank you, Connie, and
happy birthday. On happy birthday. And Karen Cerencioni says, I
know we aren't talking about this, but sending lots of hugs,
love and prayers to Mock and the rest of us
dropping off our babies at college soon. We've got this,
and so do they.
Speaker 1: True it's like fight club. We don't talk about it.
We're not talking about it.
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Speaker 2: I mean, okay, so I have stats because I you know,
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Speaker 1: Okay, junior year of high school, you guys.
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because it includes Michael Keaton. Obviously they weren't going to
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Speaker 1: I usually hate remakes, but I like the ones that
have the original people in them, right, like Top Gun.
Speaker 2: The second top Gun was anymost impossible? Are you kidding me?
Speaker 5: Right?
Speaker 1: The second, but I mean like ones from way back,
like the second Top Gun was it was fie, Oh
my god, and so I'm looking forward to this one.
This would be good.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, it's gonna be something. Yeah. Uh bo, Mama
says dad joke, what do you call a fake noodle?
An imposta renee. Philip Bauer says, hugs to you, Mack.
I'm dropping my daughter off to IU today. Love you chicks,
Good luck, Mama, good luck with.
Speaker 1: That all the moms and dads.
Speaker 2: And Audrey Krause five says mock hanging in there, hanging there.
I cried so much after all three kids were dropped off.
It is tough sending hugs to you and your hubby.
Thank you, guys.
Speaker 1: It's really really hard, you guys, all of it so nervous, Okay.
Speaker 2: And then also we have to recognize a couple of
vemos that we got yesterday. I don't know what this
was about because it came in after the show, but
Stacy Plott said she loved it.
Speaker 1: She loved she loves something, and we're we're very glad
about that. Thanks you, very glad.
Speaker 2: Very glad that she loved it. Not sure what she
loved specifically, but she did love it. And then from
the Ballpit crew over on Rumble, we got a couple.
Teresa Douglas said, Twitter doesn't exist anymore, x Mark spot
see what you did there? And Beba nineteen eighty three
said Trump Social Vance mainstream perfect for the way they
communicate to those audiences. Vance great at pivoting back to
the point, doesn't get distracted. Trump can run with it
and be more conversational. So thank you very much to
those two for the superstickers. As always, we're just going
to get through a couple of headlining things that are
a jumbled mess of stuff. They're like unrelated to each other,
but they were some important things I thought we should mention.
For example, here we are in the clown scale, so
if you're wondering where we are in clown makeup version.
When it comes to inflation, we started out with Forbes
where they said the inflation scare doesn't match reality. This
is back in the day. CNBC inflation looks bad now,
but it's pretty much sticking to the script. That's a
great headline. Oh my god, MSNBC. Why the inflation we're
seeing now is a good thing.
Speaker 1: It's good you guys, it's good.
Speaker 2: Embrace it, love it right correct. And the most recent
is from the Atlantic who says inflation is our fault.
It's your fault, you guys, it's your fault. You just
can't make this stuff up, you guys, you just can't
make it. And then this from Politico. This is so
frustrating to me on almost every level. But they basically
released this article saying that the nation's best hackers at
Defcon voting Village found vulnerabilities in our voting machines. We
have no time to fix them. And that I put
fully and squarely on the back of the previous RNC,
looking at you, Rana, they had how long to deal
with this and they did nothing?
Speaker 1: Well, she was too busy buying botox and flowers mock
exactly exactly, really really busy doing that, spending all that
money doing that, rather than fixing voting machines or even
looking into it for that matter.
Speaker 6: Yeah, ah hag, oh my gosh, it just makes me
so And then this we've been sending billions of dollars
to Ukraine and now they're spending twenty billion dollars.
Speaker 2: On renewable energy production. I'm sorry, what if they have
money for this, why are we helping them?
Speaker 1: Because we're suckers. Oh my god, that's why. Yeah, they
it's preposterous. This is ridiculous. I know what a grift
this is. If you didn't think it was a grift before,
if this doesn't convince you that it's a grift, I
can't help you.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I don't almost have to process this headline right.
Speaker 1: It's like, in addition to the Ukrainian pensions we're paying,
we're now paying for renewable energy. Oh my god, get bent.
This is ridiculous. I know.
Speaker 2: And there are everybody.
Speaker 1: Man, there are Republican legislators out there who will say
keep giving money. It's not just the Democrats who are
into this, it's Republicans too. So hopefully we'll get JD.
Vance and Donald Trump in office and they will say
no more enough is enough, No more enough is enough.
Speaker 2: Yesterday we talked about that Terry Bretton guy from the
EU Commission who sent that super threatening letter to Elon
in advance of the space that he had with Donald Trump.
And of course he Elon responded as only Elon can,
with the like f your own face, which was perfect.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Well, now we're discovering that he sent that letter without authorization.
Like now the rest of the Brussels EU Commission is
slapping him down and saying that that was not an
approved letter, that he basically went rogue. And so I
don't know if there will be any consequences for that,
but I did think it was interesting that after the backlash,
the EU Commission is like, well, no, we didn't mean that.
Speaker 1: They slapped him down. But I doubt there's going to
be any He'll probably still he'll be fine.
Speaker 2: He probably will be fine.
Speaker 1: It's just like every other, like federal employee, right, what's
gonna what's gonna happen?
Speaker 2: I mean, maybe hopefully he's somewhat shamed and embarrassed, because
I doubt it. I doubt it. Look at the guy
I know. Do you think he's ever.
Speaker 1: Felt shame or embarrassment?
Speaker 2: Probably not really. And then speaking of Elan, he is
getting sued along with JK. Rowling. They've been named in
a cyber bullying lawsuit filed on behalf of that Algerian boxer.
Speaker 4: Dude.
Speaker 2: And yes I use the word dude.
Speaker 1: It is a dude, right, I believe this is this?
So is this person this individual. This dude, he's going
to start suing everybody for what for calling him a dude?
Speaker 2: For being me.
Speaker 1: He's just going to go around and start Okay, all right.
Speaker 2: I feel like this is a winnable suit because if if,
if he wants to do that, then wouldn't like he
have to enter into evidence some chromosome.
Speaker 1: Testing, Yeah exactly, Christian that Yeah, you're right, that's absolutely true,
or just or evidence of stuff like junk, yeah stuff.
I mean this is right, Yeah, this is it is.
It's getting ridiculous. Yeah, you know you should sue or
all the women that have had to fight that person.
Speaker 2: Yeah, except the one that like backed out. I mean
everyone's just bowing down and they're taking it. And this
is the problem. If the women in the sports aren't
going to stand up, I don't know how they can
expect others to stand up for them.
Speaker 1: Well, if they don't continue to stand up, it's like
they'll be like, oh, I'm really mad about this. Oh
I'm just kidding. I wasn't right. I wasn't mad. Now
I feel sorry for that person. Now really it's like, well, congratulations,
because you're ruining women's sports.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's infuriating. This was an interesting thing. So the
Harris campaign has been editing their news headlines and descriptions
within their Google search ads to make it look as
if Guardian Reuter's, CBS News and other major publishers are
on her side. This is according to Axios. And so
I don't exactly understand the mechanics of how they're doing that,
but they're doing it, and it's I mean, it's pretty sketch,
that's pretty shady. It's like within the rules, I guess,
but still, like, why do they feel the need to
do that? Do you know what I mean? I can't
believe that it's within the rules, Like that's you know
what I mean? Yeah, And then there's this chick who
is like initially she was the one throwing a fit
on CNN over disinformation about the Elon Musk Donald Trump
space because she was worried that Donald Trump was going
to get to say whatever he wants. And then today
she's like blowing this off. She's just like, there's nothing
wrong with this, is like, this is not contributing to
consumer harm. It's fine, of course not because she's on
that side. Yeah, this is the thing. They don't see it.
They can't see that.
Speaker 1: It's at some point the tables will turn, or at
least you know, they could turn, and then all of
the things that these people do could be done on
the other side, because you know, the.
Speaker 2: Rules are the rules for THEE but not for me.
Speaker 1: Yeah, And it's like, what be careful what you wish
for on other people? You know what I mean?
Speaker 2: I do know what you mean. Yes, I don't know
what role this creature is going to be playing at
the DNC, which, by the way, is Monday. So all
the momentum that like the media had been talking about
yesterday with Kamala and how much momentum they have, they're
about to get a whole bunch more because their convention
is going to be this whole coming week. And one
of the people that has a press pass or has
media access is Jeffrey Marsh. And if you guys don't
remember the free creepy Jeffrey Marsh, I have a video
to remind you of exactly who this is. He's famous
for reaching out to kids all over his social media
platforms to encourage and support them if they want to
cut off contact with their actual family members. Right, he's
so freaking creepy and here is an example I love.
Speaker 4: Here are three ways to disrespect my ounds. So if
you're dealing with a narcissistic parent or a bullying boss
at work, you need to one play innocent. There's some
sort of secret code or language I'm using to try
to get you to do what they want, and all
you need to do is ask, what do you mean?
I don't get it? Could you explain that? Be innocent?
Number two, feel no guilt. Bullies and narcissists use guilt
as leverage, and if you refuse to feel guilty, it
doesn't matter what you do or what they do or say.
And number three, limit contact. Don't do extra, don't go
above and beyond, don't show up constantly, consistently, in all
the time, sacrificing your life for their agenda.
Speaker 1: But listen, you guys. Jd Vance is weird, you know,
totally weird.
Speaker 2: Nothing weird about that freak. Okay, that is exactly right.
Speaker 1: Stay away from children, God, that was perfect.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Jad Vance is the one that's weird, got it? Okay? Yeah?
Barry Parals over on Venmo said, what kind of dog
lives in a toilet? A poodle?
Speaker 7: Okay?
Speaker 2: Nanny's treasure house says, I say mist I.
Speaker 1: Help, I say miss who they were, but love who
they Oh they are.
Speaker 2: Okay, I got it, I got it. Thank you, thank you,
thank you, thank you. Chasing Grace says, here's just short
weeks for you to be moms. We get entertained with
the news. Come on the entitlement chicks. Thank you for
all you do. You are worth so much more. Big hugs. Ps.
Both your hairstyles look good.
Speaker 1: Oh, thank you, thank you so much.
Speaker 2: Layla's Life says, I know it's not quite the same milestone,
but my Leyla starts her first last day of eighth grade.
I am her school softball coach, and I will be
bawling during all the eighth grade nights this year. Sending
you all prayers and hugs. Go so fast.
Speaker 1: My daughter just went through eighth grade, and man, eighth
grade was like boom, it was over.
Speaker 2: High school was exactly like that. I mean, I know,
I'm no, I know, I'm not trying to make that worse.
Shannon Pope says, what's the difference between politicians and stoner's
Stoners inhale and politicians just suck? It's true. She says,
love you, ladies and praying for you and your babies.
Thank you. Danay B says, when my parents took us
out for dinner after they moved me into my college dorm,
my dad started crying as he said the blessing. That
was one of only two times I've ever seen my
dad cry.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's how I feel. That's my husband I've only seen.
I've only I told Moth the other day, I've only
seen him cry a couple times. And it's when the
kids went to college. Oh, when animals have died, you know.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Yeah, that's it. Aaron Power says, why don't cows
talk to each other because there's a lot of beef
between them. Sorry, just take my money. She says, that's
actually really cute. Sandy Stoke says, Mock and Daisy, y'all
do all the mom things. We'll be here waiting for
you on Monday. Praying for both of you and your
precious children. Love and hugs, Thank you, Sande. Judy Flackney says,
did you hear NASA is beginning a new operation to
say sorry to beings living in outer space. It will
be named Apollo gllo Ge. It's her reaction. I just
love watching her reaction to all of these, because it's like,
right when I get it, you know, he goes a
little like light bulb. Rachel Gerhart, thank you very much
for that. And the pouting pooch, Thank you, podding pooch says,
Silence of the lambs vibes, love y'all. Yeah that Jeffrey
marsh Oh, totally silence of the lambs vibes. Oh my god.
Just the repius of yah.
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Speaker 2: Your dog's gonna love it and you're gonna love the
differences in your dogs. Did I miss anybody I did.
Husker Girl, thank you. Husker Girl says, my baby is
having a baby in less than a month. Wow, so fun.
Speaker 1: That is so fun.
Speaker 2: Leslie El says, Mock dropped my youngest off at college
Friday for her freshman year. I cannot believe how quickly
it went by sending all the love. Thank you so much.
Speaker 1: It does a blink of an eye. They tell you
that when you have a baby and you just don't
absorb it, you think, oh no, no, and then it
literally is. They're in high school before you know it.
It's crazy, it is. It's so so fast.
Speaker 2: Jersey c r H says, hang in there, ladies, Mock,
I'll be passing you as we head to Virginia to
drop off my baby boy. Everybody's doing. Everybody through it,
Oh my gosh. And O Suki says, what do you
call a sheep in a sports car? A lamb bagini?
What you guys? Guys are just too much? All right,
let's get you some things now. See I said it
was gonna be a short show, and now we're like
a half an hour in. We've barely gotten anything. Wednesday,
that's why it's joke Wednesday, all right, so people are
still losing their minds about the fact that Trump and
Elon Musk had a conversation like this is still you
can't do that.
Speaker 1: You won't have a conversation anymore. What is this America?
Speaker 2: Come on? It's causing heads to explode, to explode, and
the criticism by some of the mainstream media outlets is
just so absurd. So here's a great example from MSNBC.
I don't know who this squirrely loser dude is, but
he's so butt hurt about the fact that it even happened.
Speaker 3: Blond Musk has sort of remade twitter x as to
a sort of a very Trump friendly platform. He has
endorsed him, and he said ahead of time, I'll be
up basking softballs. I want to have a conversation. It's
about vibes, and that's what we got last night, a
vibe established there by Donald Trump standing from a portrait
of himself as he and tennis gear as he gave
did this to our Twitter spaces interview. But I think
you hit on something important. Vibes do matter right now.
I mean, and that might not be enough to carry
one side or the other until election day, but right
now it is it is a star difference, Geene Robinson,
Where night after we're seeing footage night after night the
vice president and her running mate having these raucous, joyful rallies.
People are laughing, people are smiling, they're dancing to Beyonce
before she takes the stage. Trump, on the other hand,
is this it was a two hours I mean, he
was a little more controlled in his rhetoric last night
than he has been on the rally stage. At times
you seem to sort of slur his words a little bit.
But he you know, you could see here there with
the portrait behind him, but he painted a very dark,
dystopic picture of him.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, I mean, can you even with this guy? Yeah,
vibes do matter, and he knows that because he is
He's part and parcel to the whole pushing out all
the propaganda with all the vibes right which are at
the momentum. Yeah, it's all it's all a bunch of crap.
I mean, they push out the vibes. It's all about
the feels with these people. Meanwhile, reality happens and we're
living in reality and everything sucks right now, it really does.
I mean, listen, we're positive people here and we try
to make things positive, but day to day life it's
a dumpster fire out there.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: So I mean he can say vibes, Matt, Yeah, they matter,
and we try to stay upbeat. We're you know, we're
good Americans who are trying to like stay positive about
things because we know that hopefully we can turn this
ship around. But at the same time, the ship's.
Speaker 2: On fire, the ship and the whole ocean, right So,
And I don't know, are people like so blinded by
the momentum that they don't go to the grocery store anymore,
like what is even happening?
Speaker 1: They go, but it's like it's it's that same meme
where that girl is just like looking at Kamala and
looking at the propaganda, and they're so enamored with all
the propaganda crap that they can't see the fire.
Speaker 2: It's like they're so distracted by this.
Speaker 1: And distracted by guys like him who are pushing out
the propaganda. They're just distracted. But listen, if they get
elected again, that distraction is going to be gone and
then it's just going to be hell on Earth. That's
what's going to happen, because it's right now. They're just
seeing the shiny objects and they're they're too stupid to
see what's actually going on around them, which they've been
living in for four years, and they hated her before
all the propaganda. I just it's remarkable to me how
they have snowed these people.
Speaker 2: Well the UK still so but hurt about the Twitter
space that they're actually telling people in their publications how
to delete their own X accounts. They're like, God, here's
your how to on how to delete your account after
Elon Musk's vile site helps fuel far right riots? Riots?
What riotn't? What riots? Because in the UK they had
they there was the meltdown that happened over the over
the stabbings member, and so they're blaming a lot of
the riots on the platformm crying out loud, yeah, for
inciting inciting all of the anger. I mean, it's just
it's crazy the people that want to silence him or
out of their minds, just stop it. I know, it's stopped. Nuts.
There was a tweet from Eric Swollwell which I was
just like what he actually said?
Speaker 8: This?
Speaker 2: This was this was mid afternoon yesterday, so this was
well after everyone knew the success of the Twitter space
and how many people saw it, and he said it
was heard by no one, and it shows Trump is
dodging the Swing States. He just can't get the crowds.
But I heard he's popping into the Boca book Club tonight.
What happened, dude? What what alternative universe is he living?
Speaker 1: He's living in the alternative universe where he stoops Chinese spies.
That's that's the alternative universe. And he farts on camera
and then people still put him in office.
Speaker 2: This is Yeah, I could not believe because this is
so easily disproven. And I thought, okay, well, maybe like
whoever his intern is just have this planned and released
it at like there has to be an explanation for this.
But no, he went on a TV station to the
same thing, you guys, the same thing.
Speaker 9: Well, Harris at the top, you know a coup, Well
he knows a thing or two about coup, but he's
cu coup and he's desperate. And we saw that last
night on his Twitter conversation. And Sarah, by the way,
he's not going out to the battlegrounds anymore. He's just
sitting on the couch conducting you know, Twitter space conversations
with someone else in the Billionaire Boys Club, and I
don't know, like where's he going to be tonight at
like a Boca book club? I mean, get out there
and talk to people like Kamala Harris's. So you can
kind of feel bad for three people who were a
part of that last night. The Republican Party because they
have an almost eighty year old in decline as their candidate,
any investor in Twitter because the platform has been reduced
to nothingness, almost like the candidate that it's seeking to
prop up. And even Donald Trump, I mean, he's just
he's boring now and he's a former president, and it's
no way for a president to let themselves.
Speaker 10: Go like that.
Speaker 1: Everything he said is a lie, every single thing. Okay, seriously,
it's like, so he's going nowhere, that's a lie. He'll
go anywhere, talk to anyone at any time, as opposed
to Kamala, who won't do any of those things. She's
the one who's locked in a basement and everything is scripted.
Every single thing. Every word that comes out of her
mouth is from a teleprompter. It's scripted, every single thing.
I mean. And then the age thing to bring up
the age thing, dude, all of a sudden, age is
a problem.
Speaker 2: For you people.
Speaker 1: I mean, come on, I just it's unreal the spin
that they're putting on this. They're still afraid, they're still
very very afraid of Donald Trump, and they're afraid of
this alliance. Obviously, this scares the crap out of them
because he is doing the things that we have been
saying that he should be doing for fourteen years. He's
doing them mock. I mean like going out there and
he's and he is getting in like the Twitter spaces,
and he's talking to streamers, and he's and he's engaging
more pop culture things, which is fantastic because he's reaching
the people, as evidenced by this number well exactly.
Speaker 2: And so the fact that Eric Swawell can gaslight everybody
the way that he's trying to do. When we can
see that that space was watched by a billion people live,
there were like twenty six million people, and so for
for Eric Swawell to just just brazenly gas on in
that way, it's so amazing that people will watch that
and be like, yeah, look Eric's right. I mean, Eric,
by the way, was tweeting, and so for him to
be like, oh that that platform's going nowhere, Well, why
are you on it?
Speaker 1: Yeah? You a whole nobody saw it, but I did, right.
I took a break from banging a Chinese spy to
watch it.
Speaker 2: Oh my Godkay. And then there's more internal data coming
out from X seventy percent of the audience that watched
that space we're between twenty five and thirty four, and
almost half were women. So this is why people like
Swallwell and the rest of the mainstream media is worried
about Elon, why they're so desperate to silence him, because
he is reaching the masses and they know it.
Speaker 1: And Trump is you know, Trump knows where to go.
He's getting advised when it comes to this. The advisement
that he's getting is good. Yeah, I mean he's the
counseling is people that are counseling him and saying, these
are the spaces you need to be in.
Speaker 2: Good advice. Yeah, and thank you, Baron, because you know
a lot of that's coming up. Baron and his friends.
Speaker 1: That kid is brilliant and he's going places. He knows
what's that. It's great because he's he is meeting the
people where they are because that's where people are. People
aren't getting their news, or at least intelligent people aren't
getting their news from CNN, MSNBC, ABC, NBC and not
even Fox anymore. Yeah, they're not doing it. They're getting
their news from Twitter and place in alternative news sources.
That's where people go because they do not trust the
mainstream media period.
Speaker 2: And remember was it, yes, I think it was yesterday
or earlier this week anyway, where we played one of
the mainstream media reporter people trying to say, oh, well,
you know Trump does this Twitter space. But Jadie Vance
is coming on these shows because he needs to get
his name out there, Like anytime JD tweets something, he's
getting his name out there more than his appearances on
your loser mainstream media programs. So just take a seat, right,
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We also there's this chick. I think we're blocked by her.
She's a crazy liberal on the Twitter machine by the
name of Amy Siskind or Siskind. I'm not sure how
to say it. And she said, X is a joke.
Trump is a joke. Pathetic And someone pointed out, you
just posted this on it.
Speaker 1: I mean, this is the thing, right, I know, it's
just like stop it, just stop. You can't make this up.
Speaker 2: You can't. And then Kamala's team, I don't know if
it was like during the space or immediately after the space,
but they sent out to their mailing list, they sent
out this email to fundraise off of it, saying how
unfair it is that right now Elon Musk is interviewing
Trump live on Twitter. We're not calling it X. It's
not enough that he's pledged to donate dollars to help
re elect Trump, but he's using his purchase platform, one
of the largest social media sites in the world, to
spread Trump's unhinged and hateful agenda. And so Elon was like,
I'm happy to host Kamala on rights too.
Speaker 1: He asked her, He asked her to come on, and
she's too chicken shit to do it. Yep, so what
do you I mean, seriously, what does the can what
do they say? What do they say about that? Nothing?
They just got they're hiding, yes, and they constantly demonized
Donald Trump. She has the chance to go on there
and she said, no, it's unreal.
Speaker 2: Because she's scared.
Speaker 1: Yes, she's scared because you know why, because they'll ask
her actual questions and she can't answer them like a
normal human being. She's too scared to go to a
dinner unscripted. She can't handle Elon.
Speaker 2: She can't handle away. He couldn't handle you. And I
asking her questions just on the street, she can't. I
love to see her try to give us one of
those death glares. Yeah, oh my god. You do not
get to glare at me that way. Oh my god.
Interesting interesting take from Greg Gettfeld about the X space
that Elon Musk and Donald Trump had together and the
reaction to it. And this is a take that I
hadn't heard, and I thought you guys might might find
it as interesting as I did, because it's two rich guys,
and people seem to be complaining about that.
Speaker 11: These are two rich guys talking.
Speaker 12: There's like this weird decline in the appreciation of achievement.
These are people that we used to when I was
growing up. You put them up on a pedestal and say,
I want to be Howard Hughes, you know, or I
want to be Joe demas you in this case. They
don't like aspirational efforts unless the government can take credit
for it. They mock private citizens when they do well,
because you know, it's just two guys talking, and say
two rich guys talking, you know, and it waltz. You
know what, what doesn't have anything? He doesn't have a
bank account. Isn't that amazing? No, it's not. It's kind
of sad. I just want to touch on the thirty
minute delay thing and watching people.
Speaker 13: Dunk on that.
Speaker 12: When you're an inventor who aims for big things, every
day you have a failure to launch. Whether it's a rocket,
whether it's a business, whether it's some social media experiment.
Speaker 14: That is successful.
Speaker 12: People fail every single day, and they fail big. The
only people who don't understand that are actual failures. People
who aren't successful don't understand how failure is necessary to succeed.
Compare musks failure last night to Harris failing spectacularly in
the twenty nineteen primary, she failed horribly and still got
a VP slot. And then in twenty twenty four they
wanted her off the ticket and she ended up on
the ticket. So that doesn't happen in the private sector.
You own your failure, right, you know. In the public sector,
they just boost you on up.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and if you fail, like Fauci, you just continue
to get a pension the rest of your life. And so, yeah,
and COVID five times even though you've had eighteen boosters.
That's right, This is the thing. He's totally right. He's
totally right about that. I mean, it's remarkable. So and
then you look at like the Hollywood elite, like these democrats,
they will, you know, idolize like the rich people as
long as they're rich, people like George Clooney who pretend
to be other people for a living.
Speaker 2: For they're rich.
Speaker 1: People in government like Nancy Pelosi who have basically engaged
in insider trading and sucked off the American taxpayer for
half a century. You know, that's okay. But people in
the private sector who do it on their own and
like you said, fail and fail and try again and
fail and are smart and go out there and do
it on their own like entrepreneurs and do it and
they don't rely on anybody else for money. They demonize them.
That's you're literally, we're people in the sector. You're paying
everybody else's bills, you know what I mean. And so
it drives me insane when I see he's absolutely one
hundred percent correct. It's weird how that's happened. But I
will say not all young people are that way, because
my kid's not that way. My kid wants to be
elin Yeah, you know, my kids want to be Elon
and Trump. That's how I've raised them. So it's all
about how you raise them. That's what they want to be.
Speaker 2: Over on locals, Osuki says, it's a Stepford wife thing
with the left, and that was a little bit ago.
So it's probably like when we were talking about people
just falling and believing, you know, falling over and believing
Kamala and it's insane that they do, but they do it.
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Speaker 2: I did give everybody. Okay, we need to talk about
campaign stuff and what's going on with Kamala the most
amazing flip flop yet. I mean all of the flip
flops have been pretty specta, but now her, and not
through her, because of course she won't talk to anybody
but her campaign. And this was through Peter Jucy from
her campaign to Peter Jucy and then out to the masses.
The Harris camp says, there's not going to be any
push for Medicare for all.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, another flip flop, flip flop.
Speaker 2: What is this like the.
Speaker 1: Sixth or seventh thing that she's flip flopped on.
Speaker 2: I mean, she basically doesn't believe or claims to not
believe in any of the policy positions that she wants held.
Speaker 1: Right, But let's go ahead and elector that'll be a
grand idea.
Speaker 2: Let's support it without knowing the full she actually stands
for exactly. But I think that's shape. I think we
should take her at her word. And that's why we've
got a little bit of a flashback or two about
medicare specifically. Here is the first one, and it was
a town hall.
Speaker 15: My interest is in you clarifying your position on healthcare sure.
I'm wanting to know if it's private option, Medicare for
all some combination, and could you tell me the details
of that?
Speaker 16: Absolutely writing, I am in favor of Medicare for all.
Speaker 2: I believe it is the best option.
Speaker 1: I go to private insurance. I'm sorry, I didn't see
who said this, but they were.
Speaker 2: Like pivot, So her, that's her all the time her
and she co sponsored with you, Bernie, what do you gota?
His Medicare for All Act in twenty nineteen she was
a co sponsor of it and stood up in front
of a crowd to tout this exact same plan. Here
she is talking about it.
Speaker 16: And I am proud to co sponsor it. It is
about saying that this is about a rite, not about
a privilege for a few. And let's be clear, it
is not only about what is the right thing to
do morally, an ethic arney. It's also smart in terms
of the fiscal impact taxpayers will benefit. You know, our
friends in the privy sector they talk about all the time.
If they're asking about are they being efficient? Are they
being effective? They asked that question with three letters. What
is the r I return on the investment?
Speaker 2: M hm?
Speaker 1: When do we ever benefit bad? I'd like to know
when the taxpayer ever has benefited somebody like, I'm serious.
Speaker 2: I'll wait over here.
Speaker 1: On they say that, you know, they're lying. There's lies
coming out of her pie hole. When she said the
taxpayers are going to benefit.
Speaker 17: Okay, whatever, we never do billions and billions going to Ukraine,
you know, and like every stuff that they have spent
like just no accountability on the money that they have,
and she has the audacity to get on a stage
and say that we taxpayers are somehow going to benefit.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, that's rich, really really rich lady.
Speaker 2: You remember you guys, remember I think it was yesterday
where we played that ad. It might have been Monday
that we played the ad like about how strong she
is on the board and how she's gonna do everything
that Trump couldn't do so and she showed there were
all kinds of pictures and little clips of different people
that she was using to act like they support her.
One of the sheriffs in California who appeared in that
ad is not happy with her, and he's saying he
doesn't endorse her. She did nothing to stop border crossings,
and he appeared, I don't know if it was a
podcast or if it was a news program to say
he didn't like seeing his own face and the friends
and the faces of his colleagues in an ad that
they do not have a candidate, they don't he should
see her.
Speaker 18: I would love it so for me in law enforcement
to see my face an image along with my law
enforcement counterparts being represented as standing alongside Kamala Harris, which
truly disheartening. We do not support Kamala Harris. She has
a history of not supporting law enforcements, not supportive of
a secure and strong border. It's evident when we have
untold amounts of fits and all cartails right here in
my county that we have worked to dismantle, along with
human trafficking that takes place up and down the state
of California right across the border. When she was the
Attorney general, that could have been secured.
Speaker 19: It wasn't.
Speaker 1: Yeah, this is the thing he should doe. I'd be like,
you don't get to use my You don't get to
use my image, my likeness, and your campaign for your benefit.
Speaker 2: You don't get to do that. Totally. I have a
lawyer up.
Speaker 1: He should do it.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, it would be.
Speaker 1: So great, wouldn't it be?
Speaker 13: Yeah?
Speaker 2: I love that. And then there's this flashback clip of
her talking about illegals not committing as much crime as
like citizens or something, and the the inappropriateness of her
laughter in this discussion is so freaking weird. And again,
this weird is the word that she uses. Her campaign
uses for JD Vance Trump whoever. But just watch watch this.
I'll tell you, having.
Speaker 16: Done the work I've done, it is our undocumented immigrants
that is the least likely to commit from about what
we're talking about.
Speaker 1: And it's so funny because we actually have trolls in
here today complaining about our laugh and you're okay with
that crap. Congratulations your psycho.
Speaker 2: God wow, I mean, at least we're actually laughing at
appropriate times and not when we're talking about illegals committing crime.
That was freaking crazy what you just saw. Yeah, yeah,
she is a She's laughing because she's psychotic. She absolutely is.
And when she's not doing her psychosis out like that,
she's hiding. This is what she's doing her entire campaign.
She is absolutely hiding, and she's hiding to the point
where now she's even not taking with her her own
assigned press pool. As Peter Jucy reported yesterday.
Speaker 20: Tonight, as the presumptive vice president, Harris is supposed to
travel everywhere she goes with a protective press pool. We
just learned that she left her press pool behind to
attend an event at Howard University yesterday. We've reached out
to her office. We are waiting back we are awaiting
an answer back from them as to why she didn't
want a small group of reporters documenting her trip across town.
Speaker 2: She is terrified.
Speaker 1: Yeah right, but they're gonna but kind of to the
point of, was it Shannon Breem said it the other day?
I think it was Shannon Breem. Yeah, yeah, who said
this is a great tactic. It's a great strategy. It's working,
and they should just keep doing it because people on
the left are so freaking stupid that they want They're like, Okay,
we don't need answers to questions. We don't even have questions.
We're fine because we're lobottomized sheep. Okay, yes, yes, ma'am.
May I have another. We don't need policies, policies, schmollysies
cares about that. She's a woman, she's got lady parts
and she has melanin. That's all we care about.
Speaker 2: And it's such a it's like such a display of
a lack of self respect when you don't even care
that your candidate doesn't care about you enough to explain
what she's going to do to change the country or
what she's going to do in the country or for
you she doesn't care about you. She just needs a script.
She's going to pretend like she likes y'all in her
scripted speeches. But answer a question, no, present a policy, no,
tell the truth no. Yeah, And it's this They just
lap it up.
Speaker 1: It's the same candidate mop who had a thirty percent
approval rating before, for the media transformed her into something
that she's not. And there they buy it, hook line
and thinker, they buy it. That just makes you dumber
than a stick yep.
Speaker 2: Absolutely, Andrew Viola, thank you, she says, talk about how
Waltz had the National Garden Police open fire with paintballs
on their citizens standing in the doorway to enforce a
curve in twenty twenty. That is a video that I
did not save for today because I didn't vet it personally,
and I hadn't had a chance to see if the
dates were right and all that. But that was a
video that was going around socials yesterday of just police
like at dusk in a regular neighborhood and people were
just out on their porches and police were shooting at
them with those like paintball style things, telling them to
get back in their house. During allegedly COVID. But then
I also saw some reports that it was during the
George Floyd protests to keep people inside for their own protection,
so I didn't We're not going to talk about that
because I didn't have a chance to vet it. So sorry,
that's not going to be in the lineup today. Screaming MEMI,
thank you, she says, just paid my dad's Medicare. It
was one hundred and seventy five dollars per month in
twenty twenty three, now six hundred and thirty four dollars
per month. Goodly, and we private pay for his skilled
nursing at ten thousand dollars per month. It is such
a grift. I blame all that they are spending on illegals, right,
you should.
Speaker 1: You're absolutely correct on that. Yeah, oh my gosh, they
walked in. They get everything for free.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you come in, you get free housing, you get
your thoughts check, you get your smartphone, you get all
your stuff, you get your free lawyers. It's unreal.
Speaker 4: I know.
Speaker 1: It makes me want to identify as an illegal right and.
Speaker 2: Then just like leave them cross the border and you'll
be set yo yo, soy daisy. So this chick, I
think her name's Adrian. She is the Kamala spokesperson. She
is useless. And she actually got some tough questioning by
this fellow on CNN about what commal And it was
a simple question like, what's Kamala doing today? What is
on her agenda for today? She does not like this
question at all.
Speaker 7: It's on the vice president's schedule today, Oh God, while.
Speaker 21: She's traveling and talking to voters and getting her message
out there to the American people, something that she's been
doing from the very start of this campaign is something
to she certainly did when she was President. Biden's running
mate is vice president.
Speaker 7: But look, you just mentioned the speech she's going to
be giving in I was asking about today, and I
don't think she's got any campaign events on the schedule today,
does she.
Speaker 21: Well, she and Governor Walls have been traveling across the country.
They hit nearly every battleground state last week on the
campaign trail. They raised thirty six million dollars within the
first twenty four hours of Governor Walls joining the ticket.
And what she's going to be doing Friday is taking
her economic message directly to the voters in North Carolina.
Speaker 2: I certainly don't want to get in front.
Speaker 21: Of exactly what she's going to say, but she's going
to talk a little bit about how she's going to
make sure that she's putting consumers first as part of
her economic plan. She's going to take on corporate price gougers,
she's going to take on junk fees. And that's something
that you know, John, she did when she was Attorney
General California, something she continued to do as the United
States Center of California. So she's going to be taking
that message out to voters. And I look forward to
seeing what she were and what she's going to say
on Friday.
Speaker 6: I think we all do.
Speaker 2: And I'll ask you more about that in just a second.
Speaker 3: The reason I was asking about today is because it
seems like she has time if she wanted to do
an interview with a member of the media or do
a news conference.
Speaker 2: Correct, there does appear to be that time if she wants.
Speaker 21: Yeah, well, look, she is set on the campaign trail
that she would be doing an interview at some point.
She said that, I think last week during during a
ropeline or when she was talking to reporters. But look,
what is important here, John, is that she is taking
her message directly to.
Speaker 2: The American people. She had a number of balloleground states.
Speaker 21: I think we had fifteen thousand people in Detroit last week,
twelve to thirteen thousand in Nevada. She's been taking her
message to the voters and drawing large crowds. So she's
actually having those direct conversations.
Speaker 22: But not today the media.
Speaker 6: Not today.
Speaker 2: She could do an interview today, I would think, you know,
because she's going out the day.
Speaker 21: Well, look, she could. She she's taking her message directly
to voters. And just because she doesn't have anything an
interview schedule on her public sched doesn't mean that she's
not taking her message directly to voters.
Speaker 1: Of Adrian, No, Adrian, not today.
Speaker 2: Not happening today, Adrian, not happening today. The question was
about today. It was about today, Adrian. It's today, Oh
my gosh. And back we're back with Eric Swalwell, who
also wants to offer some insight about why Kamala is
not out and about and being seen in interviews or
in answering questions.
Speaker 23: To your point, abou Kamala Harris, Why hasn't Kamala Harris
laid out her policy agenda?
Speaker 2: It's not even on her campaign's website.
Speaker 9: So she's doing that this week. You know, she's talking
particularly about her economic message. She's also you know, been
going across the country filling arenas and talking about what
she's going to do on the rights that were robbed
for women when Roe was was taken away, the border
crisis that she's going to solve, that her economic policy
won't benefit get us off billionaires, but it will benefit
hard working American.
Speaker 1: Yes, yes, doewhn with billionaires and solving the border crisis
that she's had almost four years to solve. But suddenly
she's like, oh wait, I know how to do it now, right,
suddenly it's come to me. I know how to do it.
Speaker 2: That guy is so much better at it than Trump
is so much better. My god, God, he is just
absolutely useless, useless Senator Eric Schmidt, he's he's not buying it.
He's sick and tired of this crap.
Speaker 8: Kamala Harris actually agrees to multiple debates. She's refused now
over three weeks, to do any interviews, even on CNN
or MSNBC or wherever they might have a more friendly host.
Speaker 19: She doesn't do that.
Speaker 8: And so I think, what you guys, led into the
ex interview with Elon Musk yesterday that was an hour
and a half discussion. I'm confident Kamala Harris could not
talk about policy coherently for.
Speaker 24: An hour and a half.
Speaker 2: There's no way, no way she could. Now.
Speaker 1: I'm actually looking forward to the debate, to the one
debate that she agreed to, even though he was willing
to do three. I'm looking forward to the one debate
that she's even though it's ABC and I don't know
who's it. Is it George Stephanopolis. That's who actually freaking
hates Trump and who will literally they will like hand
feed her everything. I'm still looking forward to it still
yet it because Trump won't take shit.
Speaker 2: He won't and I hope that he I hope he
allows himself to be coached and that he takes you know,
that he practices, and that he is ready to get
her on all of her flip flops, because she has
got to be held account to account on all of
these changing ideas that she claims to have. I mean,
I take utter nonsense.
Speaker 1: I think he's still going to go in there and
be like, you're crazy, which that's fine too, I'm okay
with and I'm okay with that because she is crazy.
Speaker 2: And I I hope that she tries the whole i'm
speaking thing, you know, because he's always going to be
like or she.
Speaker 1: Tries to peat him as somehow immoral. Yeah please, So
then of.
Speaker 2: Course there's the whole. The one policy position that she
is introduced this week is a copy of Donald Trump's
policy on not taxing tips. So Adrian the ridiculous spokesperson
was asked about that, not specifically, but about policy positions,
and listen to her try to have Kamala take credit
for this idea as if it was her own.
Speaker 21: He certainly again has many parts of President Biden's agenda
that she helped pass that she supports. But she's also
going to be putting forward her own agenda. And that's
something you heard her talk about when she talked about
no taxes on tips in Nevada earlier this week.
Speaker 2: That I mean, if that's it, if that's her agenda,
why did she have the irs under Biden go specifically
after people who get tips.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, let's let's get eighty some thousand more agents
to go after people. Yeah, that's our that's our plan.
But oh no, it's not No, it's not our plan now,
which is super original and like we promised, we came
up with it ourselves. It's like super awesome is to
just like get rid of a tax on tips?
Speaker 2: Thank god?
Speaker 1: And yeah, this is my god. And they hated it
when Trump did it. They love it when she does it,
which shows you how completely like just dumb. These people
are so dumb, Which is why.
Speaker 2: I appreciated the fact that there was a CBS report
about where that plan originated, because they're trying to get
an answer from Kamala's campaign, Hey, how did you how
did you come up with that amazing plan? And so
here's the report about that.
Speaker 25: That a rally over the weekend, she said that her
administration would get rid of tax on tips for service workers.
I know today you asked the White House Press Secretary
Creem Jean Pierre about this. Of course, this was something
that Trump announced that he would do a couple of
months ago.
Speaker 2: What did she say?
Speaker 25: What did the White House say?
Speaker 26: So the reason we are pressing on this, Caitlin, is
because this is one of the first policy proposals that
we have heard from Vice President Harris. Along with raising
minimum wage. As you mentioned, she says that she supports
eliminating taxes on tips, which in Las Vegas, where she
made this announcement, is a huge deal for the people
who work in the service industry, in the restaurant industry.
But as you mentioned, this is an idea that Trump
rolled out in June, and he accused Harris of stealing
it from her. In fact, he wrote on x AS
Robert was just mentioning about how she copied his idea.
So we were trying to drill down on whether that
was true or whether this was an organic idea of hers,
something that she and President Biden have discussed before. So
here's what she had to say.
Speaker 27: Obviously, it's a new idea.
Speaker 28: I'm just saying that we support it, but we have
been doing the work right for hard working Americans to
lower cost and that is something you're going to see
that on Thursday with both the President and the Vice
President when they make an announcement on other ways or
other additional ways to lower costs.
Speaker 26: So before that, there were several other attempts to just
try to get some clarity about whether this is an
idea that the Biden Harris administration had ever considered in
the past three and a half years and you heard
her say there that it's in fact a new idea.
And the reason again why this matters is because we
have heard very few ideas at all from the Vice
President about her plans to, you know, do an increase
to help the US economy.
Speaker 1: I wonder how many more policies they're going to steal.
Speaker 2: I know, this would be interesting. What if she just
becomes a Republican stealing policies.
Speaker 1: All the Left is going to be like, oh, these
are such great ideas. But the thing is is that
no matter what she steals, she's gonna if she gets
into office, she will do the bidding of Obama and
the cabal that's actually running the show. They're just lying.
I mean, it's all just a bunch of smoke and mirror.
She's promising all these things, but once, if, and when
she gets into office, she's going to implement the commedy policies.
That's what they're going to do. There's a big plan.
It's all the New World Order crap, it's all the
Commy crap. They're going to do what they want to do,
which is steamroll this country and just drive it into
the ground, which is what they've already done.
Speaker 2: It's such a power grab. And you know it's a
power grab when this is her attitude about what the
benefit is of being an elected official, is right, or what.
Speaker 16: Can be done in the state of California and by
extension in the United States. And here's what we did.
It was fabulous And this is what I love about
being elected because basically you don't have to ask anybody permission.
Speaker 2: Okay, so thank you for pointing out that you are
a power hungry biac.
Speaker 1: I'm stepping away for just like two minutes.
Speaker 2: Okay, that's fine because I'm just going to show some
Tim Wall's stuff. So you guys, Tim Walls, obviously who's
the VP on her ticket. The Western Lensman account put
together a fantastic ad about his stolen valor check this out.
Speaker 19: And Walls wants to be a heartbeat away from commander
in chief. But Tim Walls has lied about his military
record for years.
Speaker 18: He's used the rank that he never achieved in order
to advance his political career.
Speaker 19: Walls lyde repeatedly about his rank.
Speaker 13: Retired command sergeant major, retired command sergeant major, command sard major,
retired command sergeant major.
Speaker 19: Wall's lyde about being in combat.
Speaker 13: Can make sure that those weapons of war that I
carried in war, that I carried in war.
Speaker 19: Wall's dodge deployment by retiring when he knew his National
Guard unit was going to Iraq.
Speaker 24: Everybody knew they were going to train and gold iron.
Speaker 8: The warning order basically stated it, and too much later
after he knew it.
Speaker 2: That's when he retired.
Speaker 19: Walls disparaged Minnesota National Guard soldiers.
Speaker 13: Heyrsid I requested the National Guard, We're going to have
massively trained troops. No, you're gonna have nineteen year old
George Cooks.
Speaker 19: That same Minnesota National Guard that he disparaged. Unlike Walls
served heroically in Iraq and Afghanistan. Tim Walls is not
fit to be anywhere near the office of Commander in chief.
Tim Walls is guilty of stolen valor.
Speaker 2: He abandoned us. You know, I mean, what the hell
kind of leader does that? Such a good ad and
don't forget, his battalion commander also verified all the information
that you just heard in that ad. And so what's
amazing is that now you would think that he would
have like the tiniest bit of shame about that. The
only thing that the campaign has said. In response to
all of these stolen valor accusations, the campaign released some
blame ass statement which basically said, oh, well, he misspoke
that one time that he talked about having weapons in war.
He misspoke. But they don't even address the whole command
Major Sergeant thing and so Tim Walls spoke to I
think it was a union group yesterday, and he is
doubling down and trying to pretend that he's taking this
like sort of high road. It's unreal. Check this out.
Speaker 13: And by the way, these guys are even attacking me
for my record of service. I just want to say,
I'm proud to serve my country and I always will be.
With my dad's encouragement a guy who served in the
Army during the Korean War, I signed up for the
Army National Guard two days after my seventeenth birthday. I
served for the next twenty or four years for the
same reason all my brothers and sisters in uniform do
we love this country. Then in two thousand and five,
I felt the call of duty again, this time of
being service to my country in the halls of Congress.
My students inspired me to run for that office. And
I was proud to make it to Washington. I was
a member of the Veteran's Affairs Committee and a champion
of our men and women in uniform. I'm going to
say it again as clearly as I can. I am
damn proud of my service to this country.
Speaker 2: No one's criticizing your service, just the fact that you're
a dirty liar company.
Speaker 13: I firmly believe you should never denigrate another person's service.
Speaker 2: Right nobody is anyone.
Speaker 13: Brave enough to put on that uniform for our great country,
including my opponent. I just have a few simple words,
thank you for your service and sacrifice.
Speaker 1: Oh for crying out loud?
Speaker 2: Can you even with this guy?
Speaker 1: It's that's He didn't criticize your service.
Speaker 2: If you no one is.
Speaker 1: Do you have any listening comprehension skills? That's not what
he did, you schmuck. He actually criticized the fact that
you're a dirty liar and you've lied more than once
about your actual what you did, which is he he
actually pretended that he was in combat. That's what he did.
It's called stolen valor. This guy is a piece of work.
He's such a liar, and.
Speaker 2: He loved it. Like it's his title. It's the rank
that he keeps lying about. He lies about it over
and over again. And he even his challenge coin, like
his Congressional challenge coin, even has that rank on it
that he did not actually attain. So it's not a
one off, it's not a misspeaking. He's done it over
and over and over again. And so for him to
be all like, all I have to say is thank
you for your service. Well jd Vance saw this video
and had a Twitter response that was perfect. He said,
I thank you for your service, but you shouldn't have
lied about it. You shouldn't have said you went to
war when you didn't, nor should you have said that
you didn't know your unit was going to Iraq. Happy
to discuss more in a debate. I love that.
Speaker 1: I love it so much, love that. I love that
I and I want them to debate.
Speaker 2: Oh for I mean for sure, hopefully more than once.
Speaker 1: I can't wait for that, and I hope that that
question comes up, and I hope that he completely rips
him a new one.
Speaker 9: Mm hmm.
Speaker 2: Susette Paramore over on Venmo says, are any Democrats Christians?
If they were, they would not be lying so dang much.
That's a well amating point. See and Joe pretend to
be Catholic. But yeah, I don't know any Catholics, real
Catholics that are all in love with abortion, do you, guys?
Speaker 1: I don't. Is that a new thing in the Catholic church?
Speaker 2: No woke sixty three over on locals said, the only
thing worse than taking your child to college is dropping
them off at the recruiter station and sending them off
to USMC boot camp. Oh why, thus I imagine. I
can't not imagine. I cannot imagine. Judy Flood says, good morning,
good morning.
Speaker 1: Right back at you, good morning.
Speaker 2: Andrew Hoff says yes. Kamala bragged about being the deciding
vote for the Inflation Reduction Act, which funded the eighty
seven thousand additional IRS agents to go after workers earning tips.
Let's watch the media scrub that. Oh they'll try, they
will try. Oh absolutely. Nancy King says, if servers stop
claiming their tips, the employers will not have to pay
Social Security tax. It really benefits the employer. Yuriel Gonzalez says,
I saw this from Sherry Dee in the comments a
while ago. Kamala is not flip flapping. She is unburdening
herself from her past. I love it. That's fantastic. And
Karen Elliott says Morning Chicks, wishing all the best on
taking the kiddos to school. Feel all the things. If
you give ella dog a prescription, they shouldn't show it.
Take rough greens and make a paste with broth.
Speaker 1: Oh okay, I usually just I usually just shove it
right down their throats. I'm doing it wrong.
Speaker 2: No, you're probably doing it right. That's probably a good
thing in some cheese, and just shove it right down there.
That's how I do it.
Speaker 10: Uh.
Speaker 2: Tim Walls has a new controversy, not that he'll respond
to it, but apparently he is like super tight with
some radical e mom I guess. And so there was
a tweet about it that you'll see first and it
explains like who this person is that it was the
DC examiner who unearthed this video footage of this e
mom named Asad Zaman, who promotes Hitler, and I'm Tim
Walls called that emom a master teacher who gave him
lessons over the time that they spent together. Of course,
and this, by the way, contradicts the campaign who claims
that Walls has no personal relationship with this guy, but
alas here is the video evidence that suggests, oh, they do,
they have a relationship.
Speaker 13: I would like to first of all say thank you
to Jimam.
Speaker 24: I am a teacher, so when I see a master teacher,
I know it. And over the time we've spent together,
one of the things, one of the things I've had
the privilege of is seeing the things in life through
the eye of a master teacher to try and get
the understanding.
Speaker 2: I mean, clearly they have a relationship, you know what
I mean. So grossed out by this. So there was
a Fox News report about it. Also, I'll let you
guys hear that next.
Speaker 11: Jammer's just drummed up a video from twenty eighteen in
which then candidate Walls calls Ima Masad Zaman a master teacher.
Speaker 2: We start to say.
Speaker 11: More appearances with Ziman and Governor Walls in twenty nineteen January, April,
and May. At one point, Zamon delivers an invocation to
the state of the state address. He is the executive
director of the Muslim American Society of Minnesota. Well, the
Waltz team did a background on Zeman. They would have
found that. Back in twenty fifteen, he posted a link
to a pro Hitler propaganda movie called The Greatest Story
Never Told. Just a short time ago, we heard from
the Harris Waltz campaign. Their statement reads, Governor Waltz does
not have a relationship with him, meaning Imam Zaman and
Governor Waltz strongly condemns hamas terrorist.
Speaker 1: Okay, Man Kamala would have been so much better off
of Shapira, But as we know, Obama would have never
picked him, right, right, And we know why, Yeah, we
totally we all know why, right, We don't need to
say that out loud.
Speaker 2: There was a moment on the Colbert Show. I never
played clips from Colbert because ew, but he had Caitlyn
Collins from CNN on his show, and there was this
moment that made the social media rounds yesterday accidentally humiliating. Watch.
Speaker 1: I know you guys are objective over there that you
just report the news as it is.
Speaker 2: Oh, I know a CNN makes.
Speaker 1: It, and I know that's supposed to be a lab
like I wasn't supposed.
Speaker 16: To be, but I guess it is.
Speaker 6: He did.
Speaker 1: He meant that, he meant it, but he told he
was earnest. He was like, you guys are objective. Why
are people laughing?
Speaker 2: I don't understand expecting that laughing.
Speaker 1: And that was his audience. I mean, for all intents
and purposes, that was a liberal audience. And even they
know that CNN is full of crap.
Speaker 2: Oh my god.
Speaker 1: That was hysterical, isn't it. Who's going to tell her
that she works for like a just a total just
a they make a mockery of themselves.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that was amazing. Karen even says walls pants are
on fire, no doubt, kind of Cantel says, no, we
are not okay with abortion. Thou shalt not kill Catholic. Yeah.
Abby Phillips on CNN ran with a montage which I've
actually added to. She had a few people that are
Trump surrogates in a bit of a montage because there's
a lot of folks Trump surrogates included, who are out
there stumping for Trump, who are also publicly calling him
out for strategy right now. And I actually I don't
have a problem with that, Like, I think this is
an important message to get to Trump that he needs
a strategy shift right now. And Abby has some of that,
and I've added a couple others, but like it's all
in one montage, so you'll see what I'm talking about
right here.
Speaker 23: It seems also that Trump is doing some base management
on the right, and there are people in conservative circles
who think that the constant attacking of Harris is not working.
And this is what they're trying to tell him at
this point.
Speaker 29: Now publicly, Trump attacks Harris personally rather than on policy.
Harris's support among swing voters, particularly.
Speaker 5: Among women, not a good idea if you want to
attract suburban women who can make will break your campaign.
Speaker 1: And that this campaign is floundering on that point.
Speaker 27: I want this campaign to win, but the campaign is
not going to win. Talking about crowd sizes, it's not
going to win. Talking about what race Kamala Harris is,
it's not going to win. Talking about whether she's dumb,
it's not. You can't win on those things. The American
people are smart. Treat them like they're smart.
Speaker 23: I mean, as Madison, that's pretty straightforward. I mean, these
are people who otherwise would be giving Trump advice. They
think that he is on the wrong track here.
Speaker 7: Well, and I talked about this on your show on Friday,
about the fact that many Republicans across the country are
concerned about the missed opportunities that we continue to see
not just from President Trump, but from other Republicans that
are out there on the stump for the President and
for some of the down ballot races as well, that
they just simply aren't talking about these policies that are
going to swing voters in states like Pennsylvania, Michigan, Withisconsin, Georgia.
We need to be hearing more about those policies. Like
I mentioned, some of the policies that people don't feel
the Vice president is strong on. These are the things
that I don't think we hear enough about. That's what
can swing these voters.
Speaker 2: Well I can.
Speaker 1: Tell you is this. There's a comment on that's out here,
David frank You make a really great point. You can't
attack policies that aren't there, he said, And that is
a fantastic point, it really is.
Speaker 2: But they are there because she's part of this current administration.
That's the policies that he needs to be attacking.
Speaker 1: That's what he needs to attack, is that what she
has been under, the umbrella that she's been under for
the past four years.
Speaker 2: He needs to attack those policies. But you're absolutely right.
Speaker 1: I mean, it's just it's unreal that people think that
she does. I mean, she has policies, she's been working
in this administration. People are acting as if she hasn't
been vice president.
Speaker 2: I know, it's just the weirdest thing, acting like it,
Like anytime she does a speech all about when I
was Attorney general, when I was a prosecutor, she's completely
trying to separate herself from the record.
Speaker 1: It's like, you have been vice presidents for all of
this time, you have been working in this crappy administration.
Speaker 2: Own it exactly. Yeah, And so I know, you know,
we've got a crowd in particular here that does not
like Nikki Haley. But she is absolutely right and has
really great advice on the things that we can easily
as Republicans that Trump can easily attack.
Speaker 27: Harris for the Republican Party needs to make a serious
shift here, and the first thing is the Republican Party
Donald Trump. People here at Fox quit complaining that she's
not giving an interview. You don't need an interview from
Kamwa Harris. I take her at her word, I take
her at our word that she wants to raise taxes
for households over one hundred thousand dollars, that she wants
to add a pharmaceutical tax.
Speaker 2: And a healthcare tax.
Speaker 27: Take her at her word that she thinks that a
llegal immigrant should be able to vote and be given
driver's licenses. I take her at her word that she
wants to ban fracking and kill a bunch of US jobs.
Speaker 2: Take her at her work.
Speaker 27: Despite the fact that the campaign has pushed back and
put out statements and saying that her positions have.
Speaker 2: Changed, she has said this.
Speaker 27: Now, what Donald Trump needs to do is go out
there and campaign every single day, telling the American people
exactly what Kamala Harris has said. We are eighty plus
days out. We need him to win. But you got
to go out and do the work. And the one
thing Republicans have to stop. Don't quit whining about her.
We knew it was going to be her. She's not
going to give an interview. They're going to hold out
as long as they can. That's their right, they can
do it. That doesn't mean we can't talk about what
she believes in, and we should be getting out there
and doing that. And more than anything, this is not
an election for just the MAGA vote. Trust me, Donald
Trump has that Republicans need to be fighting for suburban women,
for college educated, for independence, for moderate Republicans and conservative Democrats.
They want to be asked for that.
Speaker 1: Okay, So she does have points, she has some she
has some valid points. But I do think that he
is doing a good job trying to woo the people
that she just stated, like those demos that she's talking about,
you know, the women, the eighteen.
Speaker 2: To thirty four or whatever.
Speaker 1: He's doing a good job doing that, just because we
talked about that earlier in the show. He's doing the
right things. The whining, you know, I mean, I've earned
the right to whine.
Speaker 2: I think we I totally can't. And I think it's
appropriate for him to say she's too chicken shit basically
to get out there. But here's what we know she believes.
And you know, because he can set the digs in
with that, which is where.
Speaker 1: The valid point part comes in, and and like, yeah, right,
and we can say she doesn't have policies, but she
actually does because we've seen him for the past and
that's what he needs to drive home. She has been
the vice president for almost four years. This is what
she has not done. These are the policies that she
was working under, Like this is the umbrella, this is
the administration that has literally ruined America. Focus on that
she was.
Speaker 2: The last person in the room for all of these
things that have like destroyed not just the country, but
the freaking world, which is more there. Glenn Beck the Adore,
as you guys know, he had kind of a like
a doomsday message about what could happen if Kamala wins
the election. And I don't like, you know, we don't
like to be doom and gloom, but we also want
to make sure that the fire is still lit under
everybody to not get complacent and to not just sit home,
sit this one out, not be active because it's so
so important. So we're going to get through the doom
and gloom and then we're going to get on to
some other things. Okay, we just need to take our
little medicine right and then we'll move on. But here's
what he said yesterday.
Speaker 14: Lose this election. I truly believe we've lost the country.
This isn't just the most important election of our life,
which they always say, this could be very well be
the last free election in an America that we have
understood for two hundred and fifty years. If we lose
this election, we may not make it as a constitutional
republic by twenty twenty six. That's not hyperbole.
Speaker 19: I don't.
Speaker 14: Have any joy in saying that. I hope that I'm
completely wrong on that. America will still exist, but she
won't exist in a way that you are familiar with.
They are going to become more and more draconian. We
are going this is the Chavez moment. It honestly is.
This is the Chavez moment Venezuela. When they voted Chaves in,
that sealed their fate. And remember all of these people
loved Chavez, all of them. All of them said, that's
the future. That's what's going to cure all of the
problems in Venezuela. You know what the problems were in Venezuela. Corruption,
Did any of that? Was any of that solved?
Speaker 19: No?
Speaker 14: It only got much much worse, because that's the way
socialism and communism works, and you're seeing it happen in
real time. If they could put Elon Musk into jail, they.
Speaker 1: Would he I agree with them one hundred percent. I
don't want to, but I do He's I know, and
it's just so much. There's so much that's wrapped up
in that, and we don't even have enough time to
We could do a whole hour show on just what
he said. But like a lot of that is, there
are so many people out there that don't know history
and they don't care about it. They just don't care.
And that's part of our problem. We've lost sight of that.
We've lost sight of who we are as a country
and what our founders wanted. And there's no actual history
being taught in schools. Kids don't know, and so they
just they take it off for granted, and they don't
know civics, and here we are and it's like you
look at like you said, you look at Venezuela where
Oh my god, it's he's one hundred percent correct.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, I know. I hate that so much.
All Right, So let's move on because we're going to
do a shlog today, and our schlog today is about
something that I was surprised had any controversy but apparently
does have some controversy. And this video was going around
socials yesterday of I don't know what age they are,
assuming like preschoolers they're toddler sized kids and they're in
a group and they're being led in a little formation,
but they are tied together sort of. And people, some
people are losing their minds about this. Check it out.
Look at how cute they are. I think they're precious
and they're all connected at the waist.
Speaker 1: Okay, I mean, how is that different than like drapping
them in a car seat?
Speaker 2: Is that bad? I don't have a problem with this
at all. And like people, Oh my god, kids on leashes.
That's the meanest thing I've ever seen.
Speaker 1: I mean, well, my husband and I will joke about
kids on leashes if we see them in public. We
like when it's just one kid, like you can't like
control your Yeah, like when we see when we see
one kid and we see parents like with one kid
and they can't handle their one kid.
Speaker 2: We're like a kid on a.
Speaker 1: Leash, Like what you're you know, it's like putting your
like really you.
Speaker 2: Can't handle you.
Speaker 1: I guess it's it is like we didn't do it
because I just like dealt with my kid. But when
you've got like ten kids and you have a daycare situation,
it's I mean, I feel like, are just trying to
be safe, right and making sure because you would have
run away.
Speaker 2: Toddlers exactly, like even at all a problem I don't understand, right,
And I think a lot of it is you know
people just yeah, like I mean, there's you're looking at
the quintuplet, dad, like there's five.
Speaker 1: That's a lot of these are I don't know that
these people that just have never had children, they don't
understand what children do, because children will like run them up.
You look away for one second and they're climbing on
something they shouldn't be climbing on, or they're running away.
Speaker 2: That's what they do. So it's for safety, that's I
don't know why, especially now when the like there's so
many criminals that are super brazen about just snapping the kids.
Even if you have the one, wouldn't you rather be
tethered to that kid? And especially if you're out in
a strange place or whatever, like at the grocery store
or whatever. Maybe it's different, but there are places like
an amusement park or just prime spots where kids are targets.
I don't know why as a parent you wouldn't prefer
to be safe versus sorry, And so for me. I'm
just like, if you're seeing a parent do that, do
you really think to yourself that's abusive? Because that, to
me is crazy, Like, Yeah, if you're gonna see somebody
with a leash around a kid's neck, I'm gonna have
a problem with that, But a backpack leash or a
wrist leash, I don't get it. I just don't get
what Puss is about. I mean, I was in agv
the other day.
Speaker 1: It was a grocery store here in Texas, and my
daughter and I were checking out. We were at the
little self checkout and there was a lady with She
had three kids with her, all under the age of five,
and the one probably looks like she was about eighteen
months old. I mean obviously she could walk, she could
toddle around, and she made her way to the front
of the store.
Speaker 2: Oh my, like, I mean, she she.
Speaker 1: Was off and running and I was like looking at
the mom, like what should I go get her? Like
what are you do? You need help? The mom was
just she didn't care. She was just like whatever, like
kind of like she runs off all the time. And
then one of the other sisters, like the older one
was probably like four, went and got her. But I
mean it was like a minute before she went and
got and I was panicked. I was I was like,
I felt so much panic and stress because I was like,
somebody needs to get this little girl, like I can't,
you know what I mean, I can't. So that bothered me.
So what's worse? Yeah, what is worse? I you know,
because somebody could have just picked that girl up and
carried her off and she would have never been seen again.
And that freaks me out. And I'm so weird about that.
You guys just maybe it's because of what we do
for a living, because we've seen scrap and I you know,
ever since Gwen was eighty bitty, I'm like, do not
leave my side. Do not leave my side, even now
at fourteen years old. If we're like in a target,
if we're in a shopping center, I'm really weird about that.
I'm like, tell me where you're gonna be, make sure
that you know, I kind of know we even I mean,
I'll let her kind of go off on her own
a little bit, but I am so weird about her
going anymore.
Speaker 2: Not like the sex trafficking industry the way it is.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm just I'm a lunatic when it comes to that.
I do not like her like I like to make
sure I know where she is and she and she
has been taught. If anybody tries to even remotely come
up to you or snag you in any way, you
cause a scene, You punch them in the face, you
scratch you. But I mean, I am like weird about it.
So I safety is a priority. I just don't see.
This is safety to me, It's all it is.
Speaker 2: I used to see. I can't remember where I thought last,
but I remember seeing little kids like this age like
preschool age, kindergarten age, going if they were being led
by a teacher somewhere. They had like this rope that
had all kinds of handles attached to the rope, and
each kid would have a handle like they would have
their assigned little like kind of like a bicycle handle,
you know what I mean, right, And so they would
hold that and that's how they would stay together. But
even then a kid is free to just let go,
you know what I mean. Yeah, I love the backpack leeches.
I think they're fantastic.
Speaker 1: I don't, I mean, I don't, I just I don't
have an issue with it, you know, But a lot
of people there's a whole conversation about, you know, like I,
it's a different conversation. But people, I think just hate
the daycare part of it. They hate that, they hate
it when kids are in groups like this in daycare.
I think there's just a lot of that's a whole
other conversation, But I think people just don't like that.
They don't like seeing a huge gaggle of kids in
a group got a leash with Yeah, with somebody else.
You know. That's there's there's that, you know. And I
You and I we both had kids in daycare and
they did this kind of stuff and they're both fine,
well adjusted children. Yeah, And so I don't see the
big deal in any of this.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I love I did love this meme though, says
anytime you see a parent with a kid on a leash,
walk up to them and ask if it's a rescue
cracked me up. Oh my god. Yeah. A couple more
things before we get to DD. And we do have
some extra extra good stuff to share, because I know
the Glenn Beeck thing was a lot. We have some
good things. But first of all, we have to make
fun of Gavin Newsom. Actually, this is turning out to
be a kind of a long show.
Speaker 1: It is always always doesn't.
Speaker 2: But Gavin Newsom was he you know, he's like one
of the crazy climate weirdos. He's like super into green energy,
doing all this stuff that he can to like promote
green energy project projects, and they cost a lot. And
so he was at a some sort of reporter Q
and a type of thing, and he was claiming at
this Q and A that it is a fact that
energy costs are lower in California than in Texas and Florida,
when the evidence is completely to the contrary. When he
is asked, specifically from a reporter about their own power bills,
like the guy saying, you've done all this stuff with
green energy, but my power bills are super high. So like,
when am I going to start feeling the benefit of
your energy policies. Gavin's response, and you'll hear it, it's
very it's very long and wordy.
Speaker 1: It's politician, very politician.
Speaker 2: But he's basically telling this guy, no, your power bills
are fine. Like he's just denying the reality that this
guy is telling him. He's living. Here's the video because
it's almost unbelievable to behold.
Speaker 10: As far on the energy topic, I live in Woodland
and I'm actually a customer of Valley Clean Energy.
Speaker 1: I can't I can tell.
Speaker 10: You my power bills have not gone down, and I'm
curious when should California see some financial benefit to this
transfer transformation to renewables.
Speaker 5: Well, I think we have that wind, the water and
solar has kept prices down. It's the cheapest format.
Speaker 2: This technology just set.
Speaker 5: A significant impact on what you don't see our nation
leading climate policies. I've also had a significant impact of
rebating customers, including one hundred and forty six dollars just
this month that will be going out on average to
customers millions and millions of customers through our cap and
trade program to offset their utility costs. Our nation leading
energy efficiency program allows me to lay claim to this fact.
It's been PolitiFact. You can check it as well. The
fact that California is lower residential utility bills than states
like Texas, states like Florida and others that tout or
mislead you with information that respect that should be in
evidence because of the energy efficiency programs in this state.
Speaker 2: It's an the guy's like but you didn't answer my question,
but my higher so he's like, no, no, they're not right,
that's his answer. No they're not, they're not.
Speaker 1: But see that's democrats answer. That's that's the whole Democrat platform.
What you are living is not actually your reality, folks,
just ignore reality and listen to what we're saying are
your fields and to everything.
Speaker 2: And the Democrats are like, okay, yeah, I'm gonna tell you.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but wait a second. Shouldn't you be black or
a woman, and then and then maybe I'd feel better
about it what you're saying to me. I'm I can't
with this guy. He's what a scumback.
Speaker 2: Wor the gas lighting from Democrats is.
Speaker 1: And he's like a used car salesman, and that's mean
to use car salesman.
Speaker 2: It is, it is mean. It is all right, only
good things from here on out. And one of the
good things is an Australian. I think she's a runner.
I'm not sure what her Olympic sport is, but she's
an Olympian and her name is Jemima Montag and I
have never watched her. I've never paid attention. I'm not
an Olympics follower, per se. But I saw this clip
of her talking to reporters about what it was like
to win a medal, and she's such a grounded, centered,
inspirational person that I just thought you guys would enjoy
her reply to this reporter, it's fantastic. Jemima Mantag is
her name, Rhyese Wacker Maima Montag. You are an Olympic
bronze medalist. How does that sound?
Speaker 30: That's crazy. I had a lot of belief. I had
a good feeling this last week. I felt significantly more
pressure this year because in Tokyo there were no spectators.
Today there were about thirty family and team gem T
shirts yelling my name, and you want to do well
for them because you know how excited they'll that. You
want to show gratitude for the fifteen year journey. This
has taken since Little athletics. But it's a careful balance
of wanting that metal but not needing it. It's really
a nuanced difference, so not needing it for your own
self worth or feeling yeah that people love you, but
wanting it saying yeah, like I'm willing to give this
a crack and be tough, and if it doesn't happen.
Speaker 2: The sunnill rise tomorrow, but let's give it a go.
Speaker 30: There would be so many young girls watching you right
now back in Australia, possibly igniting their Olympic dream.
Speaker 2: What is your message to those young girls? Play on
is my message?
Speaker 30: You know, I want them to know that this journey
isn't without its challenges, particularly around the age of sixteen
and seventeen.
Speaker 2: I certainly questioned.
Speaker 30: My place on the sporting field and whether I wanted
to take it to this Olympic level. But the message
is it doesn't matter if you're doing sport for fun
in your backyard with your girlfriends, or whether you want
to take it to this Olympic medalist level.
Speaker 2: Sport is about.
Speaker 30: Community in a sense of belonging, making friends, looking after
our physical and mental health, learning amazing life skills like
dedication and leadership, which are all such great things for
the next generation of women and girls. So play on
in your own way whatever suits you, and yeah, we
belong here.
Speaker 2: Isn't that the best thing of it is?
Speaker 1: It is the best And everything she said was spot on.
Speaker 2: I love her. She's so precious. I just yea absolutely precious.
This was also making the round and it was so sweet.
This is a father seeing his baby on ultrasound, and
the father talks and the baby smiles in you to
row when he hears his dad's voice, and it is amazing.
Speaker 19: Nania the pie, well, God.
Speaker 1: Help, I cannot be.
Speaker 19: Oh my god, Nania the pye.
Speaker 2: Isn't that amazing? Just awesome?
Speaker 8: God?
Speaker 2: I just love that, love it, love it. Love that
is just the best. All right, it's time for your
d d Okay.
Speaker 1: I just saw this and I thought it was kind
of kind of weird. There's a dude, I don't even
know what nationality is, but he did like a hamster
wheel in his house, and I just wanted to share.
Speaker 2: It with you, guys.
Speaker 1: I didn't want to know it alone, and I thought
this would be you could show it.
Speaker 2: It's like the cabin.
Speaker 22: It's basically a giant human sized hamster wheel.
Speaker 2: It pretty sergey power for the cabin, so.
Speaker 22: You basically just walk in it. You can even do
a bit of a jog and it generates power. Most
of the power that sped to the cabin is coming
from the six solar panels on the roof, but the
wheel can be used to supplement the solar power system
and help top up the batteries. Basically, the way it
works is that there's a dynamo hooked up through this
wheel that converts the mechanical energy into electric.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry, Okay, that sounds like a lot of work.
Speaker 1: I'm not gonna lie. I think it's kind of cool.
I wouldn't mind having one in my cabin, but there
would be a lot of rooms. It's very small cabin.
But hear me out, I think we should put these
in prisons.
Speaker 2: Ooh yeah.
Speaker 1: I think that's what we should do, is put a
bunch of those in prisons and then like power town.
Speaker 2: I love that idea.
Speaker 1: And everybody has to shift, everybody gets on. Everybody has
to get on the hamster wheel. You got to get
on the hamster wheel. You can, you know, And if
you want to like get out six months earlier, you
have put extra time on the hamster wheel. Don't you think?
Speaker 2: This is my This is what we should do. I
love this plan.
Speaker 1: I think if I were a legislator, this is what
I would be doing. I'd be putting prisoners on hamster wheels.
Speaker 2: I love that. I absolutely love it. Kim Donaldson think you,
Kim says, if you have not used Life three sixty
with your kids, especially when they're driving our away at school.
It gives you a lot of peace prayers. We have
been using that for years.
Speaker 1: Literally years. Stalk your kids. We stalk everybody in our family,
all of our family. We all stalk one another. So
if somebody goes somewhere and, like our oldest in Dallas,
she's like, why is so and so in this place?
What's happening?
Speaker 2: What are you doing to you?
Speaker 4: Over?
Speaker 1: Everybody stalks everybody.
Speaker 2: It's the way it should be. I never understand families
that have a problem with this. Yeah, like this is
what we do. This is it's absolutely great.
Speaker 1: Everybody bring it in. Everybody, bring it in, and we
will be back on Monday.
Speaker 2: Okay, yes, we'll be back, and hopefully I'll be crying
at that point, maybe.
Speaker 1: A little swollen in this area, but we will be
back on Monday.
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 1: Everybody pray for me, Okay, and we will see you Monday.
Have a fantastic long weekend.
Speaker 2: We'll talk to you then. By everybody,