Speaker 1: It's like death becomes her.
Speaker 2: You guys have been like putting spackle on it for
the past fifteen years.
Speaker 3: It must be done or democracy.
Speaker 2: Is done, and having to clean that up. Can you
imagine the task at hand?
Speaker 3: I am so tired.
Speaker 4: How you acting like you the people of the fate
of Indiana or the city of Indianaput. You do not
think for me or anyone I know, that would have
been you a cute jerk.
Speaker 1: Hello, Happy Thursday, everybody? How are we? How are we?
Speaker 3: Are we good?
Speaker 1: We're good, We're on the day.
Speaker 5: We're good.
Speaker 3: Friday. We're like creening into Friday. The only thing that
we're not good about is the fact that our names
are in blue and I don't understand it. Plus I
didn't have any creativity this morning for my name, and
so I'm just plain old.
Speaker 2: Listen, we're plain old mock. We love it, don't we,
You guys?
Speaker 3: Sometimes you just got to be plain old mock. That's
that's me.
Speaker 1: That's what it is. That's what it is. We love it.
Speaker 3: Are we on locals? Because it didn't seem like it
started up? Can somebody from locals just sort of say hi,
we can see out because I can't started. Hopefully that's working,
all right, Let's get into the things and the stuff. Unfortunately,
we're going to kick it off with like the sad,
sad news about Savannah Guthrie's mom. There's been no like
I mean, she's still missing. We don't know her condition
at this point, but it was absolutely heartbreaking to watch, Uh,
Savannah and her siblings do this video, just plea pleading
with the kidnappers to contact them and also sending messages
to their mom. I mean, it's just so sad. Now
they This is like a well over four minute video
and we're not going to play the whole thing. You
can see it basically everywhere at this point, but here
is just a piece of it for those of you
who may not have seen it yet.
Speaker 6: Our mom is our heart and our home. She is
eighty four years old. Her health, her heart is fragile.
She lives in constant pain. She is without any medicine.
She needs it to survive, she needs it not to suffer.
We two have heard the reports about a ransom letter
in the media. As a family, we are doing everything
that we can. We are ready to talk. However, we
live in a world where voices and images are easily manipulated.
We need to know without a doubt that she is
alive and that you have her. We want to hear
from you, and we are ready to listen.
Speaker 5: Please reach out.
Speaker 6: To us, Mommy, if you are hearing this, you are
a strong woman. You are God's precious daughter, Nancy. We
believe and know that even in this valley, he is
with you. Everyone is looking for you, Mommy, everywhere. We
will not rest, Your children will not rest until we
are together again. We speak to you every moment, and
we pray without ceasing, and we rejoice in advance for
the day that we hold you in our arms again.
We love you, mom, We love you, Mom.
Speaker 7: Stay strong.
Speaker 3: Oh my god.
Speaker 2: The chicken the white that was the wife of the
dude with the beard that we showed yesterday, that was her.
Speaker 1: I mean you, guys, I don't know.
Speaker 3: I just and she did speak, I know, like not
in the clip that we pulled, but she did have
a little bit of something. I mean, Savannah spoke for
sure the most out of all three of them.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and like you and I talked in pre show,
I don't understand this. I want to understand. Why do
you take a senior citizen. Why do you do that.
You don't just take a senior citizen. Willy nilly, What
is going on? I need to know going on. It's
driving me crazy.
Speaker 3: I'm sure that's the only one, right, I understand, it
is absolutely insane. And then you know, and I was
asking you in pre show because I was trying to understand.
We have ring cameras here at the house, and I
keep hearing that she may have had nest cameras, which
I didn't know what the difference was. It sounds like
it's just a manufacturing thing, really, and yeah, yeah, they
basically work the same. And if that's the case, then
even if they were smashed, you would have footage of
them being smashed. And so I don't underunderstand how that
hasn't been released or if it's being looked at. There's
just so many questions.
Speaker 6: Now.
Speaker 3: I know there's supposed to be an official update today
and so we'll see what that update is. And in
the meantime, Donald Trump called Savannah and he also tweeted
about it, saying, I spoke with Savannah Guthrie and let
her know that I'm directing all federal law enforcement to
be at the family's and local law enforcement's complete disposal immediately.
We are deploying all resources to get her mother home safely.
The prayers of our nation are with her and her family.
God bless and protect Nancy. And I think that cash
Pttel is even on his way out there.
Speaker 2: And I just listen, I'll just say it out loud.
She's one of his biggest critics. Yeah, so, you know,
I just want to point out that, you know it
bears pointing out that he seems personally invested and he's
being very supportive, and he's using the federal government to
help her.
Speaker 1: So I thought I just point that out exactly.
Speaker 3: He I mean, listen, this is a man people can
choose to believe it or not, but he has a heart, right,
and he has lots and lots of compassion, and I
think he proves that lots of times that people just
choose to ignore it.
Speaker 2: Right, and so do conservatives. Because I'm praying for her
family too, Yeah, oh my god, I'm praying for make
you know, I am concerned about her too, And I
just think that that Bear's pointing out mm hmm.
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Speaker 2: So like somewhere along the line, deodorant turned into like this, hey,
let's just put like all these overpowering smells and things,
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Speaker 1: You don't need a stinking coat, right.
Speaker 3: All right, let's move on to some better news. We
have a new baby to announce. The veg and his
wife just had a baby girl. So that's exciting, so exciting.
Speaker 1: There's a girl.
Speaker 3: It's a girly wary and so they announced it yesterday,
very very happy for or the Ramaswami family.
Speaker 2: Yeah, she's really close to my daughter's birthday, which is
this Sunday.
Speaker 3: So sixteen, you guys, Gwen is going to be six
neen years.
Speaker 1: Even deal with it.
Speaker 2: I remember when I peed on all the sticks in
front of Moth Remember, oh my.
Speaker 3: God, you guys, I can't even tell you how many
sticks she peed on. We got every four or five
different brands of.
Speaker 2: I feel like I peed on twenty one sticks, like
and MOK was there.
Speaker 8: She was there.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I was there and I was like, listen, I'm
pretty sure you're pregnant. She was like, I don't believe it.
Speaker 1: Give me that one. I miscarried twice. I'm like, I'm not.
Speaker 3: There's no way.
Speaker 1: There's the's no way.
Speaker 3: She's like, oh my god, Daisy, just do another one. Yeah,
oh yeah, good time, good times. I regret to inform
you that today we are going to be finding out
something about Kamala and her future plans because Kamala HQ,
the Twitter account, her official campaign Twitter account, released this
video last night kind of teasing something that's going to
happen today. And so here is how they chose to
do that. There's like a little log in and then
she's trying passwords that aren't working. What and I it's
so dumb how they're doing this. So the password is
headquarters and then it just says tomorrow and I don't
know what that means, but.
Speaker 1: That Project twenty twenty five was real.
Speaker 3: That password didn't work.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but like.
Speaker 3: What does that mean? Is she going to run for
president or is she going to run for governor or
what's your guest.
Speaker 2: I think it's going to be governor and not president.
I don't think that they can risk having her run
for president again. I just don't. Gavin's going to be
the guy.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but California, if you do that, you and danger.
Oh my god, what.
Speaker 1: Danger girl.
Speaker 3: That would be a bad, bad, bad idea, bad idea.
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Anyway, we'll see. Obviously we'll see today because that's when
they tease the something is going to be happening. And
then yesterday there was the news that the attempted Trump
assassin Ryan Ruth has been sentenced to life in prison
plus another eighty four months just for good measure, by
Judge Eileen Cannon. So he's going bye bye forever.
Speaker 1: Was it worth it, Ryan? Was it worth it? Yeah?
He loser.
Speaker 3: That guy is insane and he's going to be exactly
where he belongs. Yep. Also something that we didn't mention,
even though the news kind of broke either yesterday or
the day before yesterday, even I think and that is
that the what is the ASPS. The American Society for
Plastic Surgeons released a statement saying, hey, we're going to
put a pause on gender affirming surgical intervention in minors
gender and that was a big, big deal because then
yesterday the American Medical Association also said, Yeah, that seems
like a good idea. We agree with ASPS that surgical
interventions and minors should be generally deferred to adulthood. We
all remember when people were getting blocked and censored for
suggesting that minors were getting these surgeries, remember yeah, oh.
Speaker 2: I remember, yeah, and doctors were doing it. Yeah, So
this is I mean, this is insane. So think of
the kids whose lives have been ruined because of these surgeries.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, that they tried to pretend weren't happening, right,
Even lives of TikTok was like I was banned from
Twitter for saying this five years ago, Seth Billaan saying,
we were told these surgeries weren't happening, and they accused
us of misinformation, of hate speech, and incitement for saying
that they shouldn't be happening. And now they're not only
admitting to them happening, but also admitting, hey, you guys
were right. Even Glad the like the gay lesbian whatever
alliance whatever they posted, Senator Paul is using the same
false rhetoric that anti trans legislators have used repeatedly. There's
zero evidence that Paul can provide that trans kids take
hormones or receive these surgeries. This was back in the
day post of that saying, do you remember remember how
shamelessly they lied and say what's happening?
Speaker 2: Yeah, they do this. This is what they do. This
is what they do. Oh, it's not happening. It's not
it's happening, but it's Let nobody pay attention to the
fact that it's happening. You know, it's fine, it's like
it happened, but we're just gonna move on from it.
Speaker 1: It's fine. They do this, this is what they do.
This is their their mo And it's.
Speaker 3: Because, you know, all of this is because of that
lawsuit that just got won by by the d trans
person who was like, now these these surgeons are being
held liable. And now the entire Medical Association has been
like slapped in the face with reality that what they
have been doing is absolutely criminal and unjustifiable. And now
they're like, yeah, they're like, oh crap, somebody could get
two million dollars from me.
Speaker 2: Oh crap, maybe I shouldn't do it. Yeah, maybe you
shouldn't mutilate kids.
Speaker 3: I can't believe that this that it took a two
million dollar payout for them to finally realize maybe we
shouldn't damage kids permanently in this fashion.
Speaker 2: Yeah it took money, It took getting him in a
pocket book, but you know, whatever it takes.
Speaker 3: So so it's just unreal. President Trump tweeted about a
phone call that he had with Chinese President G. If
you want to read his update about that, here it is.
Speaker 2: I have just completed an excellent telephone conversation with President
G of China. It was a long and thorough call
where many important subjects were discussed, including trade, military, the
April trip that I will be making to China, which
I very much look forward to.
Speaker 1: Taiwan, the war.
Speaker 2: Between Russian and Ukraine, the current situation with Iran, the
purchase of oil and gas by China from the United States,
the consideration by China, the purchase of additional agricultural products,
including lifting the soybean count to twenty million tons for
the current season. They have committed to twenty five million
tons for next season. Airplane engine deliveries, and numerous other subjects,
all very positive. The relationship with China and my personal
relationship with President G is an extremely good one, and
we both realize how important it is to keep it
that way. I believe that there will be many positive
results achieved over the next three years of my presidency
having to do with President G and the People's Republic
of China. President Donald J. Trump, Okay, it is nice, right,
look at him and look at the transparency.
Speaker 1: Look at that.
Speaker 2: You get information and not a sleepy weirdo you can't
walk who.
Speaker 3: Never had anything on his calendar Wes soever called lid
at ten am. So anyway, exciting. And then in other
big big news from yesterday, the Washington Post has been
basically cut by a third. They did a like a
zoom call essentially with all of their journalists, and they
laid off more than three hundred of them from an
eight hundred person newsroom. And they completely eliminated full departments,
the sports department, the book section, the daily podcast. There
were international bureaus in Jerusalem and Ukraine that have closed
down completely. In fact, there was one lady I saw
who was actually in Ukraine saying, I'm like here right
now and I just got I just found out I'm fired.
Oh my god, Yeah, I mean I cannot, I cannot.
So it's it was a big, big deal. And we
had all of these journalists crying about being laid off
on Twitter yesterday, just saying, you know, just you know,
sobbing all the crocodile tears over it. And then it's
like most normal people were like, what did you expect
would happen when you turn away so many Americans by
lying to them repeatedly, what did you expect was going
to happen? And the way that they're grieving like that
certain people are grievingness in the media is just it's beyond.
And we'll show you a clip of that in just
a second. Laura Ingram's reaction to it was simply to say,
the decline of the wappo means they cannot monetize the
liberal worldview, even in the city that's home to much
of the liberal establishment. If they can't sell their woke
slap to Washington, they cannot sell it to America.
Speaker 2: It's true, and they're listen, They're no different than any
other any other industry. This happens all over the country
all the time. Like, I don't why do they think
that they are exempt from the free market. If you're
doing a bad job at what you do, you're going
to suffer the consequences of That's.
Speaker 1: It just is what it is.
Speaker 2: So I feel like they thought that they were somehow
they had some sort of force field.
Speaker 1: I guess sing laid off. People get laid off all
the time.
Speaker 3: It happened. Yeah, this is this is kind of a
normal thing. And if you're not creating a product that
people want, then this is the logical outcome. I saw
a lot of people going, maybe their journalists could go
learn to COVID, the Luring Learning or the whatever leering center.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, I was thinking the same exact thing,
Like this is what they said all the time.
Speaker 6: Right.
Speaker 2: It's like you're either necessary or you're not necessary. Remember
during COVID, that's right, that's right.
Speaker 3: So here's I can't remember the lady's name, you're going
to see it on the screen. But here's just an
example of the kind of mourning that was taking place
on a lot of media stations. Sally, what is your
reaction to these layoffs?
Speaker 10: I think the only word I can say is grief.
Everybody is in a state of grief. It's really like,
in the last year, it's just been one funeral after
the other. We've had nothing but going away parties, people
being laid off, people being taking the buy out, people
just quitting, and it's just it's just tragic what's happening
to the Washington Posts. And I don't there's nobody who
doesn't feel that way. It's not just me, it's not
just the people to post, but it's everybody in journalism.
My colleagues at the New York Times are just as
upset as anybody because they don't They don't want to
see journalism dying, and they certainly don't want to see
the Washington Post dying. The Washington Post is an institution,
just like the New York Times, and the idea of
having the paper just wither away is just so sad.
Speaker 1: Bless your hearts, I mean, but bless her heart. Journalism
isn't dying. It's already dead, lady.
Speaker 3: It's I mean, it's just been remodeled with citizen journalists.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's like it's like death becomes her. You guys
have been like putting spackle on it for the past
fifteen years. That we know, and like pumping it full
of botox. But we've known for years. That's why the
alternative media has flourished is because it's dead. It is
so dead nobody wants to read that crap anymore. Yeah,
I mean, I'm sorry, and I.
Speaker 1: Listen, I'm sorry that these people have lost their jobs.
That sucks. It sucks when you lose a job. But
they act as if they are a Yeah, right, it's
like they're entitled to a job. It's like you're not.
You're not entitled to a job. That's not how the
world works.
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is that these new sites keep cropping up and sometimes
they'll add your information back even when it's been taken
off one time. So it does need to be like
a continuous monitoring process, so to speak. All right, moving on,
we've got news. I know the Marco memes are always hilarious,
but you guys, jd Vance has gotten himself a second job.
So it was announced that he is going to lead
a new anti fraud task Force that is going to
expose fraud in California and a whole bunch of other states.
This is according to CBS, and President Trump is going
to sign an EO making vance the task Force chairman,
which is very very exciting. I love this.
Speaker 1: It's perfect to this. He's so good for this.
Speaker 11: I love it.
Speaker 1: And you know he's gonna have so much fun with this.
Oh my god, it's gonna be great.
Speaker 3: I know it's going to be absolutely awesome.
Speaker 1: What did I say there?
Speaker 6: Ready?
Speaker 3: You guys have no idea what I wrote. So we'll
just have to see what this next thing is together,
because I don't remember. I can't read my own writing.
Speaker 12: What is it?
Speaker 8: Oh?
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's that Scotus has upheld the new lines the
new districting in California, so that's bad. They've also upheld
Texas's redrawing of their districts, which kind of just sort
of balances out, but it still means that Democrats are
ahead on a national level with their redistricting because Indiana
like lamed out and didn't draw new lines. So you know, listen,
Democrats are going to do what Democrats are going to do,
and they're going to do everything they can to make
it impossible for Republicans to win, and so this is
just adding to it. But anyway, we need more red
states to redistrict, so to the extent that you can
call your state legislature state legislators do it, because we
need more states to follow suit. Even Glenn Beck and
Elon Musk we're talking about the importance of this yesterday,
Glen Beck with you know, specifically about the Save Act.
He said, by passing this one act, the GOP will
save the Republic and rescue the GOP if they fail,
we all fail. Eighty percent of all Americans want this.
You need ID for everything except voting. There's only one
reason not to pass this. We all know what it is,
GOP Save the Republic passes Save Act, and Elon was like,
it must be done or democracy is dead.
Speaker 2: They're both right, one hundred percent correct, Like this is
just common sense stuff. Do it, get it done, go OP.
If you can't get this done, get it done.
Speaker 3: Someone someone just commented saying, mak, your glasses are on
top of your head. Like the reason that I couldn't
read my writing was because of the like the site.
It's not because of that, It's because I literally have
the most Look, you guys.
Speaker 1: Did you read that scratch? It's just scratch typed. Yeah,
I just I gave up trying to read my writing
like years ago, you guys.
Speaker 3: Oh my gosh. So yesterday Milania hosted two uh former
hostages that were you know, stuck inside the Gaza tunnels,
Aviva and Keith Siegel. They were hosted by Milania. They
were they'd asked for this meeting and they were there
to hug her and thank her and her husband for
helping arrange the whole hostage return. And the reporters were awful,
awful to Milania, accusing her of using them as a
way to basically promote her movie, which was just gross.
And the way that she handled that, the questions that
were like that, was so classy and so much more
poised than how I would have handled them. I can
tell you that right now I would have been like, bitch,
that is not why they are here. That's not Milannia.
Milania is all class, all grace, all poised. Here is
how she dealt with it. Why all is appropriate to
use al assad acutation. This is not promotion.
Speaker 13: We are here celebrating the release of the hostages of
Aviva and Keith. They were in Washington, d C.
Speaker 3: And they called me.
Speaker 13: They said they would like to come over to thank
me and to give hugs. And that's why we're here.
It's nothing to do with promotion.
Speaker 3: Can you believe that?
Speaker 14: Yeah?
Speaker 2: I can. And then the bitch at the Washington Post
is like, we don't know why we lost our jobs.
I'm sorry, I probably shouldn't use that word, but I
I just I cannot stand these people.
Speaker 1: I can't. Oh my god, Like she Mellenia is a
lot more graceful obviously.
Speaker 3: Than both of us, so much more graceful. And then
even as they were wrapping up, I mean like it's
like the press cannot help themselves. Here they are again.
Speaker 11: As we are here celebrating the release and the life
of those two incredible people.
Speaker 3: So let's honor that. And then she just smiles like
this absolute goddess.
Speaker 2: And I would be because throwing hands. She is so
much better than those people. She's so above it, she
really is. They don't deserve her, Liberals don't serve her. Honestly,
they have been so awful to her in every single way.
They were given that the classiest first lady on a
platter and they're like, they don't.
Speaker 3: Deserve her, They really don't, They really don't. And also
when I see videos like this, I realize sometimes that
do we even deserve Trump? Because and his social media team,
they're absolutely genius. So obviously, the super Bowl is this weekend,
and whether you're a Seahawks fan or a Pats fan,
look at me knowing who's playing. Look, it's like the.
Speaker 14: Sports.
Speaker 3: The Donald Trump TikTok team puts together these fantastic videos,
and of course everybody wants to know who is Trump
rooting for, right, Like, who is he hoping he's gonna win?
Speaker 1: He's for somebody? You know he is deep down, dude.
Speaker 3: Here is what they released.
Speaker 15: I have a feeling this is going to be a
great super Bowl. I've watched all season. I've seen these
two teams just win, win, win. I see two great quarterbacks,
young great quarterbacks. It's going to be a fantastic super Bowl.
And everybody wants to hear who I pick.
Speaker 3: And I'll tell you what, that's so perfect.
Speaker 1: It's so great.
Speaker 2: That team is exemplary. I mean, their digital team is
just off the charge talented. They're so greats in the business.
Speaker 3: So so good. I just love it, love it. And
speaking of teams again, I mean We've said this over
and over and over again that Trump has assembled the
best possible team of people surrounding him. I mean from
cabinet members all the way down to you know, department
and agency heads, like he has got it going on
when it comes to the personnel around him.
Speaker 2: And Tom Holman, I love that, and I love him
so much. We've got to get him on our show.
You know, he's like a giant teddy bear on the inside.
We would break him and he would just be so humbled,
you know, he would, you guys, you know, if we
could just get.
Speaker 1: Him in person, Moth would be like hug assaulting him.
You know it, you know it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's true, it is. I mean, remember how we
broke what's his name?
Speaker 1: You've broken like so many people.
Speaker 3: I've broken some people, Sheriff are Pio, remember my god.
Speaker 2: I mean, he was like the meanest guy when we
met him in person, he became this giant, like just
mushy teddy bear.
Speaker 1: Yeah, totally broke him. We broke him out. You almost
broke Mike Pence. Listen.
Speaker 2: I know people don't like my pens, but back in
the day like he didn't like to be he would
not he cannot touch women. Mocks like I'm happy you anyway.
Speaker 15: She I did.
Speaker 3: I did like I face matched Mike Pence. There's photographic
evidence is said faces and.
Speaker 1: He didn't like it. I mean, he hated it.
Speaker 3: In the photo he looks like he likes it because
he's laughing and trying to be a good sport.
Speaker 2: But he was absolutely not all going to have a
restraining order. You guys, she will break you.
Speaker 3: I would love the opportunity to try with total man.
I just feel like it would go really well. He
did a presser yesterday that was phenomenal in multiple ways,
the I mean most of which was around just the
progress that they've made in Minneapolis in UH with respect
to cooperation, which is all normal people have ever wanted
is for the local and state officials in Minnesota to cooperate.
That's it, because things go a lot better and a
lot more smoothly when there is that cooperation. And so
Homan gave an update about that here.
Speaker 7: It is, we have mass, significant progress under the direction
of President Trump working with state and local officials here
in Minnesota, and I expect that to increase in the
coming weeks. We continue to have discussions. I'll have discussions
this afternoon. We currently have an unprecedented number of counties
communicating with US now and allowing ice to take custody
of illegal alines before they hit the streets. Unprecedented cooperation.
Now'll say it again, this is efficient. Requires only one
or two officers to assume custody of a criminal alien target,
rather than eight or ten officers going into the community
and arrest in that public safety threat. This frees up
more officers to arrest remove criminal aliens. More officers taking
custody of criminal aliens directly from the jails means less
offers on the street doing criminal operations. This is smart
law enforcement, not less law enforcement.
Speaker 1: Okay, I know, I love him too, I absolutely love him.
Speaker 2: There's so many people out there that are like, Okay,
they pulled back like seven hundred agents. Yeah, so that's compromising,
and so people are pissed off, and it's kind of like,
you know, last week, I made the comment, I'm like,
well maybe they should, you know, do that, pull back
a little bit and let the city implode.
Speaker 1: And people were like, yeah, dazy, no, it's terrible and
I think, you.
Speaker 2: Know, like seventy two million of us voted to have
all these people booted out. It just looks and feels
uncomfortable to so many people.
Speaker 1: They don't like it.
Speaker 2: They don't like the actual logistics of it. They get
really bigigity, you know, it's it's messy. It can be
messy in some of these cities where you have liberal freaks,
and so this is I think to some people, this.
Speaker 1: Looks like caving. But I don't think that. I don't
think it is.
Speaker 3: I think no, he just explained it right. You only
need one or two agents when you get cooperation, and
you're told when somebody's about to be released from local
jails or whatever, it takes one or two guys to
go get that person instead of doing a raid where
you require all kinds of backup. That's why they were
able to pull away, is because they're getting cooperation.
Speaker 1: Fum.
Speaker 2: Yeah, So this is not caving at all. No, I
don't think so either. And can you imagine how freaking
hard this is? I mean, by my god, but allowed
like twenty million illegals to flood into our country and
having to clean that up. Can you imagine the task
at hand?
Speaker 1: I just I can't.
Speaker 3: I mean, just the task alone, and then you add
in people getting in your way and whistling at you
and throwing shit.
Speaker 1: At you and all that stuff. Oh my god. Right,
it's insanity, you guys.
Speaker 6: It is.
Speaker 3: And it's why I just so appreciated the part of
his presser where he said to the press man, I
wish you could just live one day in these people's
shoes so you could see how it really is. Yeah,
I wish every.
Speaker 7: One of you could put put that gun on your hip,
put that kevlar vest on gro out there, and put
up where they put up with. Right, considering the hate,
their rhetoric, the attacks, I think they performed remarkably, and
I'm proud of you. We came here, President Trump sent
me here. I didn't ask to come here. President Trump
sent me here to help de escalate what was going on.
We're not surrendering our mission. We're not walking away from
our mission. We're just making this more effective and more smart.
This is smart law enforcement, smart law enforce that makes
it safer.
Speaker 2: Of course, I'm proud of them too. I'm proud of
them too, Tom Homan, that's right, I'm proud of you.
And that's what we want.
Speaker 1: And half of the country, more than half of the country,
wants this to get done.
Speaker 3: And remember yesterday we talked about that ridiculous the roadblocks,
like how they're creating all the stupid roadblocks and they're
like looking at people's license plates and all that stuff. Well,
Tom was like, no, that's going to need to come down,
and he forced the Chief of police to rip down everything.
And we'll have a news report to share with you
about that in just a second. Here is Tom saying,
you don't get.
Speaker 7: To you know what I saw yesterday with the roadblocks
being set up. I mean, stop ice. You're never to
stop border patrol.
Speaker 1: My god.
Speaker 7: The only thing you're doing is irritating your community and
want to go get grocees or pick their children up
or whatever. I talked to the Chief of Police and
he committed to taking swift action on those illegal roadblocks.
They're illegal, we shouldn't tolerate them.
Speaker 1: So they're setting up borders. Essentially, they're setting well order.
Speaker 3: Have one of those people talking about the importance of
borders and not even realizing how idiotic.
Speaker 1: She sounds, like these are people.
Speaker 3: It's just amazing. It's absolutely amazing. And he also just
sent a message to the folks on the ground, like
the border patrol and ice agents on the ground, of
support and and you know, making sure that they understand
that this administration has their backs. It was just, you know,
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Speaker 1: All right?
Speaker 3: So that appreciation video from Tom Holman, I just I
just love him.
Speaker 5: I do too.
Speaker 7: And closing, President Trumper and I would like to thank
the men and women Advice, Borbitrow and other agencies on
the ground here for your dedication to the old U
Schwartz and force the federal laws and promote public safety
through the work you do. That has been easy. I
know the sacrifices you make. I know the sacrifices your
families make. I know your families worried about you every day. Right,
We've been away from birthdays, anniversaries, some holidays. I appreciate
everyone you. I wore that green uniform. I love the
United States born patrol. I was an ice agent. I
know the job you have. I know the tragedies you've seen.
The President is with you.
Speaker 2: God bless him, right, and I love that he has
been an ice agent, so he totally gets it. He's
not just some guy that's been sitting at a desk
that gets out there and says I feel your pain
when he actually doesn't.
Speaker 3: He gets it.
Speaker 1: He gets emotional too, talking.
Speaker 16: I don't know, I know it.
Speaker 3: That's why I feel like we could break him.
Speaker 1: I think we could break him too on our show.
Speaker 5: I love it.
Speaker 3: If anybody has connections to Tom Homan, let us know.
Speaker 17: Call us.
Speaker 15: That's right.
Speaker 3: Also, here was an interesting thing I saw floating around
socials this morning, and that is a two thousand and
three video of Morning Joe talking, Oh my god, you
guys like babyface. Morning Joe talking without rage about the
fact that California. I think he's talking about California. Their
legislature was going to give driver's license to illegals, and
he was talking about how dangerous that is, and so
just comparing it to his whole attitude. Now it's so
night and day. Check this out.
Speaker 18: The Democratic legislature has actually passed a bill out a
committee that allows illegal immigrants to get a California's driver's license.
Speaker 5: That's right. By giving these.
Speaker 18: Criminals the most accepted form of identification in America, the
California Democrats buy votes for themselves. And it looks like
to me at least, a political gaymanship is trumping national
security as illegal immigrants are given a free pass. This
plan seems to me to legitimize illegal immigration once and
for all. And it's dangerous and it owes more the
winning votes for politicians and keeping our country safe from
future terror attacks. It's frightening, folks.
Speaker 5: Aren't we sending a message to I?
Speaker 18: Legal immigrants break our laws, come into our country, flood
over the borders, and we're going to reward you by
giving you a driver's license. They're breaking the law. It's
that simple. If you break the law, you shouldn't get
driver's license. You shouldn't be in our country.
Speaker 2: Unreal. First of all, it looks like Chandler bing that right.
He just like, is weird how much he looked like
Chandler being And second of all, like he probably doesn't
even use the term illegal immigrants anymore. He's changed so
much because that party has gone so far to the left,
and once he inserted himself into Amica, he became like
full blown Oh.
Speaker 3: My god, pay that.
Speaker 2: I'm just saying, do you put those you're welcome visuals ew?
Speaker 3: Oh? Like that's what was the turning point? That was
at least part of it.
Speaker 5: Oh my god.
Speaker 1: All these people are the same. They're total hypocrites.
Speaker 2: You can go back and look at videos of Hillary Obama,
like all of them.
Speaker 3: It's true. They they have gotten They're like, it's been
a complete turnaround, right, They're like, we don't even want
borders now, what the hell?
Speaker 1: What was the turning point? Crazy?
Speaker 3: So, I know we've long understood collectively that the Nobel
Peace Prize is kind of meaningless at this point based
on who has received it in the past and now.
And you know, anybody can nominate anybody, and so that
you got to take everything with a grain of salt
when you see these headlines. But the city of Minneapolis
has been nominated were the twenty twenty six Piece Prize
for their non violent response to immigration enforcement. This is
not satire. This is a real thing. I double checked.
It's the nation that publication nominated Minneapolis for this, and
the editors say it's because of their non violent protests,
mutual aid and resistance to federal immigration enforcement during what
a late twenty twenty five operations.
Speaker 1: This is it's an absolute joke, and they've made a
mockery of this. It's just a joke. Stop it.
Speaker 3: I know, it's absolutely ridiculous. And the people that are
doing the agitating and the protesting could not be dumber
as you're about to see from this idiot right here.
Speaker 2: We are literally creating a place that we know who's
coming and going.
Speaker 1: In and out of our neighborhoods in the middle of.
Speaker 19: The road at thirty second in Cedar Avenue and make
shift roadblock, turn this intersection into a roundabout. Cars slowed
as drivers noticed, some honked, others asked questions, and one
man brod food for the people standing want. But Minneapolis
police stepped in, clearing the roadblock right and storing flow
of traffic.
Speaker 1: Honestly, I'm kind of sad about it.
Speaker 19: Still, residents sy the roadblock was necessary.
Speaker 1: We need to keep our neighbors safe, so we will
be doing this again. Oh my god, I cannot.
Speaker 2: I just hope they're not checking id at their little
border roadblock, because I would be like Crow, It'd be
like Jim Crow, you guys, right, that's what.
Speaker 3: But they what they were, that's what's even better. They
were like actually checking license plates and they wanted to
make sure that no one that they didn't want coming
into their little area was getting into their area.
Speaker 1: And they have well not connecting, no idea.
Speaker 2: How hypocritical and how ironic this they have, Like this
is the level of stupid that we're dealing with. And
it's it's like, I the low IQ You can't rationalize
with these people.
Speaker 1: You cannot argue with that.
Speaker 3: That's the the stupid is.
Speaker 1: So the IQs are so low, it's so low.
Speaker 3: Oh god, I just I love that woman. I mean
I love her. I love her liberal Like she's so
ignorant and so unaware, you know what I mean. She's
happy to be on camera to say the things.
Speaker 1: And liberal white women, liberal guys that she was like
the poster woman for them.
Speaker 3: Wow, amazing. So do you remember it was a couple
of weeks ago now, I think, where it was really
bad at night in Minneapolis and things were just absolutely chaotic,
and there was that day that there was a bunch
of agitators who broke in to an ICE or FBI
vehicle and they stole a bunch of datas, a bunch
of files information about the FBI agents and ICE agents. Well,
one of the people has been arrested. It's an Illinois
man from Schaumberg, Illinois, Jose Alberto Ramirez, and he faces
He has been charged with doxing and threatening an FBI
agent and his child with information was stolen from those
federal vehicles during protest. This was on January fourteenth. So
they're not you're not going to get away with this.
Speaker 1: Stuff, right, Yeah, And liberals are like, they shouldn't wear masks.
Speaker 3: This is why they should show ID.
Speaker 2: Yeah, this is the thing. But they're mad because these
ICE ICE agents are wearing masks.
Speaker 1: That's why.
Speaker 2: These are the people who, by the way, were all
four masks like a couple of years ago, and they
wanted all of us to wear masks. That's neither here
nor there. But still, I mean this is wise because
they're getting ducks and their children.
Speaker 1: These people are sick.
Speaker 3: They really, they really are. And there's there are reporters.
I can't remember which news station this was, but one
of the news stations sat down with JD. Vance and
they were this guy, I've never seen him before, but
this guy was pestering JD Vance about apologizing to the
Pretty family for what went down with that particular incident.
And JD is not having it. You guys, he is
just not Have you apologized?
Speaker 20: Do you plan to apologize to the family of Alex
Preddy for what?
Speaker 21: For?
Speaker 20: You know, label him in assassion with ill intent?
Speaker 8: Well, again, I just describe to you what I said
about Alex Pretty, which is that he's a guy who
should open ill intent.
Speaker 5: To an ice protest.
Speaker 7: It's determined that his civil rights were violated by this
up the eye investigation, Will you apologize?
Speaker 8: So if this hypothetical leads to that hypothetical leads to another,
well I do a thing. And again, like I said,
we're gonna let the investigation determine. We're gonna let the
actual law come to the surface and figure out what happened.
And then if if something is determined that the guy
who shot Alex Preddy did something bad, then a lot
of consequences are gonna flow from that. We'll let that happen.
But again, I don't think it's smart to pre judge
the investigation. I don't think it's fair to those ICE officers.
I think we should let the investigation actually figure out
what happened, what were those guys thinking, what was their
reasonable fear or not when they engage in that shooting.
Speaker 2: Again, we come full circle back to the WAPO with
them lou saying like a third of jobs, and they're like, we.
Speaker 1: Don't know why that guy is. Why that guy is?
Speaker 3: I mean, to be fair, that's a Daily mail guy.
Speaker 1: Totally, I totally again take it.
Speaker 2: I'm talking about journalists in general. Right, They're just they're
I mean, so much liberalism. It's just it's propaganda. At
this point, nobody likes.
Speaker 3: You, It's true. JD also talked about the fact that,
and you know, leftists don't like to think about this,
but there is a connection between the fact that murders
are down a whole big bunch and the fact that
these ice raids are taking place, and JD pointed that out.
Speaker 8: And I find it interesting that the people who are
constantly attacking our immigration policy completely ignore that murders went
down twenty percent in the United States of America in
twenty twenty five. Do we think possibly there's a connection
between the fact that we got a lot of violent
criminals out of the United States of America with the
fact that there are many few Americans getting killed. There's
absolutely a connection, which is why we're not giving up
on immigration enforcement.
Speaker 3: Damn Streard. I know it's so crazy.
Speaker 1: I'm sure it's unrelated. I'm sure it is Liberals like, oh,
we like.
Speaker 8: A murder.
Speaker 3: Right. Only Trump could make leftists like pro murder right.
Speaker 7: My god.
Speaker 3: Speaking of Trump, he was also interviewed and asked what
he has learned about what has happened in Minnesota. And
this is one of those moments that I was surprised
actually to hear the way that Trump answered this, because
he showed some humility that you don't often see from
him and then immediately said, we're not changing anything.
Speaker 22: Mister president, speaking of Minneapolis, what did you learn?
Speaker 6: I learned that.
Speaker 12: Maybe we can use a little bit of a softer touch,
but you still have to be tough. There's a criminal
We're dealing with, really hard criminals. But look, I've called
the people, I've called the governor, I've called the mayor,
spoke to him, had great conversations with him, and then
I see them ranting and raving out there literally as
Oakal wasn't made.
Speaker 2: I was surprised to hear him say that a touch
yeah with the blue haired people, but like in Red Stage,
you don't have to use a softer touch. We're fine here. Yeah, Okay,
we're doing all right here in Texas. I guess you
have to pussy foot around us. We're fine, We're doing
just fine.
Speaker 3: And if Tom Holman is the softer touch, I'm fine
with that, right. I mean, if Greg Bovino is like,
you know, too hard of a touch, right, and they
send in Tom Holman as he's like the kindergarten teacher,
it's like, we're good. I think we're fine, all right.
Speaking of the phenomenal team that Trump has placed around himself,
we've got some highlights. More from JD. Also something from Marco.
Also a whole bunch from Scott Besant. But we'll kick
it off with Marco because Marco was asked by God.
I don't remember her name, you'll recognize her, but she
One thing that I love about Marco is that he
does not want credit for anything. He wants everybody to
understand that he reports to one man, and that is
Donald Trump. And it is Donald Trump's policies that he's
simply there to help move along, and he always corrects
people who try to say that he deserves credit for anything.
This is one of those instances changed a lot under you.
Speaker 2: And I think a lot of people know what the
Secretary of State role is, but how do you envision
what is the Marco.
Speaker 9: Rubio ns Well, it's not the Marco Ruby NSC. It's
the Donald Trump NSC, and its job is to coordinate
the agencies to execute the president's mission. So it's the
conductor of an orchestra. The NSC doesn't play the clarinet
or the flute or the violin. Its job as the
conductor is to make sure that everybody is playing the
sheet music based on their instrument. And so you coordinate
the different elements of our government depending on the issue,
the national security issue. So if it's in this case,
what was happening over the last couple weeks, it's making
sure the Department of Defense, the Department of Treasury, the
Justice Department. You know, all the different elements of government
are represented around the table, and each of them have
a piece or something there's executing on and are doing
their part. But ultimately the ideas and the execution comes
from the individual agencies. The job of the National Security
Council is just to coordinate that, to ensure that all
of the agencies are working together and doing their part
of the broader strategic plan. And we have a great
team at State too, so it kind of works seamlessly.
Speaker 5: It's gone.
Speaker 9: It's worked very well so far, and I think the outcome.
Speaker 5: Proves it here.
Speaker 2: He's so good, fucking awesome. I wanted to be our
next president, you guys, I'm not going to. I mean,
I'll just remind everybody of that as often as I can.
And I think I think they need to have it
every single cabinet, meaning like a five minute PowerPoint presentation
of all the memes of Rubio.
Speaker 3: That couldn't be part of the middle.
Speaker 2: Yeah, just a quick little PowerPoint just to run through
all the different outfits that he has on.
Speaker 1: I think that would just add a little flavor.
Speaker 3: They need to just come out with like a doll
already likely our all the.
Speaker 2: Different outfit or just like a barbie of him, where
you could have different outfits of all the different things
that he does.
Speaker 1: It'd be fantastic. Wallace White house. We have ideas.
Speaker 3: So anyway, there was Marco. We also have as I
mentioned yesterday, Jade Vance was on Megan Kelly Show yesterday
and so we have a clip of him talking about
the real Trump and whether the real Trump behind the
scenes is the same as what you see on camera.
Here is JD's take.
Speaker 8: If Washington is an insincere place. I think you said
that and said it, well, he is like the polar opposite.
He just says what's on his mind. He doesn't care
how anybody's going to react to it. What you see
is what you getting. People always ask, well, what does
he like in private? He is in private exactly like
he is when he's in front of a camera. And
I think that that you're right kind of. There are
some members of the press who kind of like him
for it, then some members of the press who don't.
And I think for most members of the press, it's
a little bit of both, right, Like they admire the game,
even if for some political reason they can't they just
can't admit that they.
Speaker 5: Actually like him.
Speaker 8: But most of them actually do. They hate yeah, exactly exactly.
I mean, like there was a moment in the Oval
office I wasn't even in there, but you know, I
was in the west wing and somebody sent me where
he was talking to Kaitlyn Collins, who's the CNN anchor.
I think like a decent relationship with Kaitlyn Collins, which
is unusual given that she's from CNN.
Speaker 21: But the president.
Speaker 8: She's asking a question of the president says, why don't
you ever smile?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 8: And it's actually like so perceptive, even if you're asking
a tough question, even if you take your job very seriously,
Like why does it always have to be so antagonistic?
Speaker 3: Exactly?
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's true. Just let him be him.
Speaker 3: Yeah, And you know she could have chosen to be
disarmed somewhat by that and like smiled, and then she
doesn't have to be such.
Speaker 1: A bach that's the thing, right, Yeah, but she is,
So what do you do?
Speaker 3: Jad Vance also talked about the importance of getting the
Save Act across the finish line here He is on that.
Speaker 8: No, We're we're going to very hard right now to
get the Senate to approve it because of the sin
to proves it. We think the House would approve it
to now. That would require I think some Republican senators
who maybe they're a little too attached to the filibuster,
Maybe they're a little too attached to Senate procedure. This
is about the integrity of American democracy, Like, do the
people control who they elect or do some shady people
who actually controls the people who cast the ballots or
the people who count the ballots. We want the sovereignty
to be with the people who cast the ballots, and
that's why we have.
Speaker 5: To get the say back to passy.
Speaker 8: You'll hear people say all the time, and I love
this argument. They'll say, well, if you look at this precinct,
you know, only three illegal aliens voted in this election.
Number one, that's three legal aliens in contivity. And number two,
if it's not a big problem, then why not just
allow us to check ID and exercise some basic precautions
to prevent illegal aliens from voting. I never quite understand
the person who says, on the one hand, this never happens,
and on the other hand, your effort to prevent it
from happening is a threat to American democracy, which is
fundamentally the Democrat's argument. By the way, it's like an
eighty five fifteen issue. Yeah, most Democrats want voter ID
because they want to protect their own votes.
Speaker 3: The elected leaders don't.
Speaker 8: Elected leaders don't because they know that the more control
they give to the people who are counting the ballots
as opposed to those who are casting the ballots, the
more control they will have.
Speaker 1: Yeah, totally so good, you know.
Speaker 2: And you never hear like an elected liberal an elected
Democrat bitching because like I go through a federal government
building and my idea is checked, and I go through
like you know, a metal detector.
Speaker 1: You never hear them complaining about that.
Speaker 2: I'm checked, like thoroughly checked out before I have to
get in to see them. You never hear them going,
you know what, would you just take all that down?
Daisy's fine, like all these people all are riff rafts, fine,
they never have a problem with that.
Speaker 1: But when it comes to voter ID, they do. And
it's so weird and frozen, and we know exactly why that.
As you're you're going to come back, I promise you'll
come back.
Speaker 3: I'm very happy.
Speaker 1: Yeah you're back. Oh no, she's freys I go, I'm
on internet. You're back.
Speaker 3: It's the packets. I'm losing packets.
Speaker 1: You guys know, the packets.
Speaker 3: You know, I've heard the same thing be said about
the Grammys, you know, the whole there's no legals on
stolen land. They checked IDs like crazy to get into
the Grammys.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean if they if they have no problem
with you know, if they don't want IDs to be checked,
then everybody, we all could have just walked into the Grammys.
We should have been able to everybody, all the riff raff,
all the homeless people on the street, should have been
able to just walk in, get free crap, get the
swag bags, get everything, sit down in the seats, put
their feet up, and.
Speaker 1: Just enjoy the Grammys. Why not? Why? Well we know why.
Speaker 3: Hypocrits. Oh my gosh. All right, So onto the hearing
that Scott Bessant was and I don't even know what
the committee was, it's whatever committee. Maxine Waters is a
rank member of inexplicably anyway, so there was there was
some back and forth between Scott Bessant and Maxine Waters
that was quite contentious. And after that little interaction he
said this about.
Speaker 21: Her, believe the ranking member does not understand the definition
of generalized inflation versus one time price increases. I would
also note that housing especially for working Americans. A Warton
study has shown that the mass unfettered immigration, adding ten
to twenty the million new people demanding housing, congresswoman, is
what caused a great deal of housing inflation for working Americans.
So you and the Biden administration should be ashamed.
Speaker 1: Oh damn, protect this man at all costs.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, him so much. It knows no bounds.
I love, My love knows no bounds.
Speaker 1: She hates him, Yeah, I bet.
Speaker 3: You guys and here, so she did not like that
at all. There was more back and forth, and then
she just told him to shut up.
Speaker 21: Ten and twenty million immigrants. Can you got the housing
housing stock of working Americans? And can you maintain some
level his time has expired?
Speaker 3: Would you maintain some level of dignity?
Speaker 1: He said, what an old bitch?
Speaker 6: You know?
Speaker 10: Oh my god.
Speaker 3: He was amazing in this entire hearing. So he also
sparred with some representative named Batty. And this was about
following her rules during her time.
Speaker 1: You know how representatives get about their tired.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'd like to reclaim it. I'd like to reclaim
They're always reclaiming their time.
Speaker 2: I'd love to be able to reclaim time. In my
everyday life. You know what did you guys love to
able to do?
Speaker 3: One clock for second? Two four seconds back on my
just so many things at my calendar during a day.
Speaker 2: I'm like, if I could just reclaim that hour that
I just wasted doing it, most of.
Speaker 3: The time that I want reclaimed is sleep. Yes, I
would like two hours exactly. So anyway, Representative Baby wanted
him to answer questions the way she wanted, and of
course Scott Bessant, as you know, does not play that way.
And so here is what happened.
Speaker 5: Yes, let's start with the yes or no.
Speaker 14: I'm trying to be respectful, but you're not gonna you're
not gonna do what you want to do all my time?
Speaker 6: Yes or no?
Speaker 5: Are you can say I'm not gonna answer and I'll
move on number three.
Speaker 14: Okay, So let the record show that he refuses to
answer question.
Speaker 18: No, no, no, no, no no no, We're not gonna
do that with me.
Speaker 1: We are not going to do that with me.
Speaker 5: Ask what general it is a general woman's time from
Ohio what not?
Speaker 14: You opted for number three, so you get to hear
my wrath that you refuse to answer question under your
authority and what this administration, and yet you've talked about
the value of housing and you're not releasing the funds.
Speaker 1: Scott's like, lady, you're the reason I'm gay, damn.
Speaker 3: And what I love about him so much is that
what he does to all of these people is just
smile at them. You know what I mean. She's like,
you're gonna face my wrath and he just smiles.
Speaker 1: He's so delightful. I just love him.
Speaker 3: Got these women are all And then there was another guy,
Representative Lynch, who got more and more riled up the
longer that he kept talking, to the point where he
was absolutely screaming at Scott Bessett. And Scott was like,
can you speak up because I can't hear you.
Speaker 21: You guys watch this spancial services well, I think you're
the Biden administration had an be responsive to my question.
I am I'm not trying, sir, and this back and
forth is just eating your time. That the the Biden
administration had an extinction policy for crypto. This is when
Trump came into office. I'm gonna go to the next
question because you're not you're not you know your answers
on Christer Chairman the answers have to be responsive if
we're gonna have a if we're gonna have a serious
hearing here.
Speaker 5: Questions have to be serious.
Speaker 15: Trust should be a serious question and the serious issue
for the financial services industry, especially as the Secretary of
the Treasury.
Speaker 5: Well, no, it's time you haven't asked questions. I haven't
actually any more questions that gentleman from masters. I'm trying
to get to my next question.
Speaker 21: Could you speak a little louder I can't hear you.
Speaker 3: Yeah, okay, Yeah, he's perfect.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, he's no perfect, but he's a treasure.
He is a national treasure.
Speaker 6: He is.
Speaker 3: So there was you know, there were moments scattered throughout
where he actually got to make a point. And whenever
he does that, it's you know, it's these irrefutable, results
driven points, and you're just you just have to marvel
at what this administration has achieved. Here's an example.
Speaker 21: The US well reported likely, despite the government's shutdown, despite
the longest government shutdown in history, four point one percent
growth for the past three quarters. And so we have
been successful at that. Europe last week celebrated point three
percent growth. So it's no comparison, and I think we
are beginning to accelerate. And importantly, everything we are doing
is to fix this terrible Biden inflation from the past
four years twenty one point five percent, much more for
working families, and we are bringing that down.
Speaker 3: Argue that, yeah, jerks, they can't.
Speaker 1: We'll just scream.
Speaker 3: I like to my time.
Speaker 5: There was.
Speaker 3: You know what my husband says about him. The reason
that he is so just whatever with all of these
clowns is that he has fu money. Like Scott Bessant
is so ridiculously rich. There's nothing that these people can
do to touch him, and he knows it. And he
just does not care about all their antics and their
reclaiming of all their time. He doesn't care. He just
doesn't care. And it's such a beautiful thing to see.
And so this last clip, I wish I could tell
you even what the point was that Bessant was trying
to make. He kept getting interrupted, but he doesn't back down.
And that's the difference between him and so many other
people that are in his position in that seat getting
grilled by all of these holier than now committee members.
He will not stop even when they're screaming over him.
He just sits there and keeps talking. And that the
end you will see that famous smile.
Speaker 23: Congressman to ask is an independent entity. And I was
no congressman, I tell you that. And to take that
as a you traveled the whalem. I take that as
it on behalf. I take them as you do you
not want to answer that. I take that as a
note for a seven.
Speaker 14: I'm asking you to do your responsibility as Secretary.
Speaker 7: Of the Treasurement.
Speaker 18: You do not for me.
Speaker 5: You expired.
Speaker 18: You cannot arrange the witness.
Speaker 1: And he's the one that went past your time, mister Chaman.
Speaker 7: And he did not answer my question or he wouldn't
want me.
Speaker 5: He had six seconds left to try to answer your question.
And it was a yes or no.
Speaker 1: It was a yes and no answer.
Speaker 5: I asked him, will you no, gentleman, yes, gentleman for the.
Speaker 7: President, well, stop being his flunky.
Speaker 5: Okay, And gentlemen, gentlemen.
Speaker 19: You're talking to me.
Speaker 7: I'm responding to.
Speaker 18: Call the president.
Speaker 13: Don't be a fucking work for the American agreed.
Speaker 17: Work for the American people.
Speaker 2: Maybe, my gosh, these are not serious people like they
They sound ridiculous, I know.
Speaker 3: Look at him, look at his face. He didn't stop
talking that entire time, Like, as long as Meek's was
going to keep screaming, he was going to keep on
talking to That's what I love about him.
Speaker 2: That's like, I don't care. You guys are idiots, They
are unhinge. They sound ridiculous, you guys, can you hear Mazie?
Speaker 1: She is like dreaming, she dreaming. I thought she saw
a squirrel. No, she's dreaming in her dream she saw
a squirrel, she sees something.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean she's like, yelp.
Speaker 1: Right now, running in her dreams. Go make it.
Speaker 3: Okay. So anyway, that was So those were some highlights
from Scott. Fantastic, just amazing, right, And then going back
to this Trump interview that took place, he was asked
again about you know, who should replace him as president
and who should be on the Republican ticket, and he
is floating this idea of both JD and Marco on
a ticket together, which I just don't see. I feel
like that's a demotion. If JD's on the top of
the ticket, I do I feel like Marco would be Wait,
he's floating that he's floating.
Speaker 1: I thought you've met like co presidents.
Speaker 3: Oh, I don't even think that's a thing. I wish
it were.
Speaker 1: That wouldn't it be great?
Speaker 6: I know.
Speaker 16: Yeah.
Speaker 3: But anyway, he was asked, you know, what's the difference
between them, like, what do you see are how do
you see them differently? And it was just an interesting question,
which Trump also recognized, and here is his answer.
Speaker 12: Look, JD is fantastic and Marco is fantastic, very different
and I do think this it's a great question. I
think that's your most interesting question. I would say one
is slightly more diplomatic than the other. I think they're
both a very high intelligence. I mean they will do shows.
They will do Jill Rogan as opposed to the opponent
not doing it because they couldn't handle it. They will
be able to do whatever they have to do. I
think there's a difference in style. You know, you can
see the style yourself. But they're both very capable. I
do think this, the combination of JD and Marco would
be very hard to be beaten.
Speaker 18: I think.
Speaker 12: But you never know in politics, right they say in
the age of Trump.
Speaker 9: You never know.
Speaker 3: That's true.
Speaker 2: I don't think he wants to say, because he's seen
both of them excel and I think he's seen Marco
like really really excel in that Secretary of State position
like we all have, and it's like, wow, he's done
all these jobs. He's really proven himself. Like I don't
you can't deny that, not saying that JD isn't awesome.
Speaker 1: Because I really like him too. But Marco, right, I.
Speaker 3: Think at this point, you know, we talked about the
fact that JD's now going to be like in charge
of that task force on fraud. I mean, I wouldn't
be surprised if JD was like, I need more jobs,
you know what I mean, I'm starting to get outshined
here and so I'm going to need some more roles.
Speaker 1: Let's face it.
Speaker 2: I mean, you and I have been doing this for
seventeen eighteen years. Marco's been around a long time. Marco's
you know, my age, he's what fifty, he's fifty four.
He's been doing this for twenty something years, probably before
we got into politics. He's been doing it. So he's
been doing the jobs. He's not listen, you know, we
don't like career politicians, but he has been doing a
lot of different jobs that has led him to the
position he's in now, which he has like eighteen positions now,
so he has the experience and know how. And that's
why I'm like, I just think he's more from an
HR perspective. Don't you think he's more qualified?
Speaker 6: Oh?
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean he is. But that's also why I'm like, God,
I would hate to lose him in that role or
those roles in the Secretary of State.
Speaker 1: In the Secretary of State, Yeah, because there's just.
Speaker 3: Been no one more effective than him, I don't think ever.
I mean, he ranks right up there with the best
of the best.
Speaker 12: Man.
Speaker 3: I mean, he's so good.
Speaker 1: I think, hands down, he's the best secretary of State
we've ever had ever.
Speaker 3: So Trump was asked by that same reporter whether he
would like to be, you know, whether he'd like his
name to be mentioned in the same breath, for example,
in the future, as a Lincoln as a Washington. And
I loved Trump's answer to this.
Speaker 22: Here it is, you think at one point people will
talk about you when they talk about presidents like Washington
and Lincoln.
Speaker 5: Is that something you think is.
Speaker 6: Going to have?
Speaker 12: It's such an honor. But I walk at that and
everyone's screaming, goat. I said, what are they talking about
I hope they're right, not for me, but for the country,
because if I do a great job, that means the country.
Speaker 2: Is doing Yeah, and honestly answer, and let's get real.
People think that he's selfish, but I think that he
is a father and a grandfather and he wants to
you know, there's a lot of us that look at
the country and we want it to be better because
we have children and grandchildren.
Speaker 1: I think he really is that way.
Speaker 2: He's looking at his kids and his grandkids and he's like,
this country needs to be better. It needs to be
the country, or at least resemble more of the country
than it was when I was growing up, and he's
trying to do that.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: I mean that was a perfect answer, perfect because it
took the focus off of himself and he was like, listen,
if I do good, that means all of us have
done well, all.
Speaker 1: Right, and that's what matters.
Speaker 3: He was also asked about his health and how he's
feeling these days, and here's what he said.
Speaker 22: We first met ten years ago, when you're running the
first time, how do you feel now as you approach
eighty I.
Speaker 12: Feel great, I mean physically and mentally. I feel like
I did fifty years ago.
Speaker 7: It's crazy.
Speaker 12: Now there'll be a time when I won't be able
to give you that answer, but that time has income.
Speaker 3: I believe it totally. Say. I mean, you can tell
the kind of sweeps you know what I mean, Like
he's the most active, most busy, most accomplished president like ever.
You know, yep, it shows all right, moving on, we
need to because we talked about the fact we showed
the clip of Melinda Gates yesterday reacting to the latest
revelations in the Epstein Files about her ex husband Bill,
and now Bill is reacting to the latest revelations in
the Epstein files about himself. And you guys, it is
shady a f like nothing about him is believable.
Speaker 1: To me, mean mavy Yeah, but I'm right there with you.
Speaker 3: But here is here's what he said.
Speaker 20: It brings me to Jeffrey Epstein. I want to know
what your relationship with him was.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 16: I met Jeffrey in twenty eleven. Uh So, over a
period of three years, I had a number of dinners
with him. The focus was always he knew a lot
of very rich people, and he was saying he could
get them to give money to global health. You know,
in retrospect, that was a dead end. And I've said
many times, but I'll say again I was foolish to
spend time with him. I was one of many people
who regret ever knowing him.
Speaker 20: You know, at seeing the allegations, including some of them
in the last twenty four to forty eight hours.
Speaker 21: Is that true?
Speaker 16: No, Apparently Jeffrey wrote an email to himself that email
was never sent. The email is you know, false. So
I don't know what his thinking was there, you know,
was he trying to attack me in some way? But
you know, it just reminds me. You know, every minute
I spent with him, I regret and I apologize that
I did that.
Speaker 20: The problem is some of the things that he has sent,
some of the information about other people that has come
up in those falls has been true. Why would he
through this inside this about you?
Speaker 16: Do you think you know it's actually true that I
was only at dinners? You know, I never went to
the island. I never met any women. And so you know,
the more that comes out, the more clear it'll be
that although the time was a mistake, it had nothing
to do with that kind of behavior.
Speaker 20: Is it frustrating to you, given what you've said that
this is now happening.
Speaker 16: Not really, I mean people should you know hold people
are successful to a very high bar, and so you
know it's as these documents come out, they're going to
be closely scrutinized.
Speaker 3: I nothing. I don't believe it seems real at all.
Speaker 2: His ex wife doesn't believe that. You think I should
believe it, honestly, Like, give me a break. I just yeah,
this guy, And what the hell should he have anything
to do with global health?
Speaker 6: For?
Speaker 2: I mean serious, like the whole global health thing. I
know that's an entirely different conversation, but why would he
have anything.
Speaker 6: To do with that?
Speaker 3: Or Bill Gates?
Speaker 2: Bill Gates and Epstein, both of them. They should have
nothing to do with that. Like what the guy was
in freaking software? Why is he gonna have He should
have nothing to do with global health. I just that
whole thing pisses me off anyway, And I don't want
him talking to me about my meat. I just don't
the fact that he's buying a farmland.
Speaker 1: He is a psychopath. I don't like him. I don't
like him.
Speaker 2: I think he's weird, and I think he lies, and
I think he's lying about this. Listen, you guys can
believe what you want to believe, but I personally do
not believe him.
Speaker 3: He's very shady to me too, Yeah, very very shady.
The Tyler Robinson court case continues to move along. I
wish it was moving along a lot faster, but it
continues to move along, and Erica has filed a legal
notice under her victim representative's Right to be heard requesting
maximum public transparency in the case. She wants us to
be able to quote, directly, observe and evaluate the evidence
presented to avoid the proliferation of speculation, misinformation, and conspiracy
theories floated by Candace Owens. I added the Candace Owens part,
but you know that's what she means totally. And she
has been on TV also to talk about this fact
that the more we see, the more we are able
to hear about and visualize the actual evidence against Tyler Robinson,
the more it will be impossible to deny that that
is who killed Charlie Kirk. And so I'm glad she's
doing this. I hope the court listens. There's no downside
to this.
Speaker 2: There just isn't, because it's it's become a huge grift,
not just for Candace Owens, but for so many other
trickling grifters that have just golon on to her.
Speaker 1: It's all gross. It's like a pyramid scheme of griftology.
Speaker 3: It really is. And speaking of Candace, we're not playing
any clips from her last night's show, don't worry. But
I had never heard, you know how there's that account
that like makes fun of the fact that she can't
pronounce anything. Yes, they released another video yesterday. She can't
say reminiscent.
Speaker 1: About because she pronounce anything.
Speaker 3: No, she cannot. And if it's a you know, if
it's a ten gallon world, forget about it, she can't
do it. Here is the evidence.
Speaker 24: There is something so remniscient, and it's striking to me. Obviously,
that's pretty remniscient of one of the themes of the matrix.
Think that they can be a better Christian is so
remniscient to me of a discussion I had. Yeah, it's
eerily reminiscent of Event to zero one.
Speaker 3: So visually remniscient of a man.
Speaker 24: And this is remniscient to me when I looked through
the Romanian case regarding Andrew Tate, everything that they have
done to Donald Trump. Actually is reminiscent of a government
that has taken too much power for itself. Is remniscient
of a government in which they are going after their enemies.
This is remnistion of Albert Einstein's famed quote.
Speaker 3: Guys, so it's it's not just a little blooper. Okay,
that's how she really thinks. It's pronounced yeah.
Speaker 1: At University of Rhode Island and come get your girl.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, get her. I can't get enough of
that account. By the way, I love that they mock her.
Speaker 16: Love it.
Speaker 3: All right, Moving on to some fun things. Do you
remember when we were Do you remember when we were
on the radio and we did that thing where if
you want to sound like you have an Australian accent,
you just say rise up lights and it sounds like
razor blades like accent.
Speaker 1: Try it, everybody, try it. Try it, lights, rise up
up lights lights?
Speaker 6: Do it?
Speaker 3: Are you doing it? Because now you have an Australian accent.
Speaker 1: Congratulations doing it.
Speaker 3: There's a new one. Oh yeah, there's a new one.
And here it is. If you say R and R,
no R and R are nor.
Speaker 5: Are you are?
Speaker 1: Everybody need to do it right now, do it out
loud right now, do it even if you're at work,
do it go rn R. You're saying, oh no in Australian.
You guys, just did it right.
Speaker 3: It totally works. You know, you just did it and
it works. It's fantastic, totally okay. The guy that like
droopy droopy guy who talks to his chatbot like chat
gpt to see how crazy chat gpt can be, he's
got a new cards. He told his chat gpt that
he had just been swallowed.
Speaker 5: By a whale.
Speaker 3: This what happened, and it's it's so great, you guys, Oh.
Speaker 5: My god, I got swallowed by a whale. Oh wow
that sounds are you okay? No, I'm in a whales mouth.
Speaker 7: That's quite the situation.
Speaker 5: How's the view from in there? Slangy, I bet it's
probably pretty surreal.
Speaker 20: What's your plan to get out?
Speaker 5: That's why that's why I was asking you.
Speaker 17: Your point? Maybe try making some noise or giving the
whale a little tickle to encourage it to spit you out,
or you know, just wait for it to surface and
let you out naturally.
Speaker 5: Might he sound so excited about this?
Speaker 17: I'm just rolling with the vibe. It's not every day
someone tells me they're inside the wheel. If you're calm
about it, I'll get the energy up to But seriously,
if you need a hand brainstorming and escape plan, I'm
here for you.
Speaker 5: Might sound like that, just trying to keep things light
and positive. If you'd rather dial it back a bit,
just let me know, Yeah, act more concern, got it?
Speaker 17: That does sound like a pretty tough spot. Are you
feeling safe? I'm here for you.
Speaker 3: I love how I love how low key that guy is.
Speaker 1: That guy is just so he's just this Oh my god.
Speaker 3: It cracks me up. Like he's literally he's mazy, he's
got no CA's been talking to chat GPT.
Speaker 1: That's so my husband, He's just like, what is your problem?
Oh my god.
Speaker 3: So sometimes dogs have all of the facial expressions and
they their their default facial expression is just pure dumb,
and that is this dog. But what's great about this
video is the way that the owner has modified a
song about their dog.
Speaker 19: It's the final brain salving.
Speaker 9: You.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, I love her.
Speaker 1: So great. It's so apropos no brain.
Speaker 3: All right, we've got some thank yous from yesterday. Kathleen
Hill said, The message in the cassette tape video with
red letters don't f with tiny horses was such a
subtle comeback to her message to Ben a while back. So, yeah,
that video that we played yesterday from the Daily Wire,
I did not notice it at the time, but there
were red letters kind of peppered throughout that. If you,
you know, wrote them down or kept track of them,
it's spelled out don't fuck with tiny horses. And I
love that. It's just an extra layer of hilarity that
they added in. It's perfect, absolutely perfect. Let's see. We
also heard from Laurie Masumuro, who said, good morning ladies.
Candace and her ilk buy into replacement theory, which believes
the Catholic Church replaces Jews as God's people. It is
anti Semitic heresy, which.
Speaker 1: Really believe that she really does. Probably, I mean that's insanity. Probably. Yeah. Wow.
Speaker 3: Emily Allen said, did anyone catch this during the alphabet
video making fun of Candace? There were random red letters
they spelled out don't fuck with tiny horses. Made it
even better. So I'm very grateful to all the people
that pointed that out. And then Kathleen Barbie said Catholics
for Catholics who invited Candae not endorsed by the Roman
Catholic Church anymore than y'all or are endorsed by the GOP.
I Facebook messaged and gave them a peace of my mind.
They are an embarrassment to actual Catholics like me.
Speaker 2: That is really good to know. Well, thank you for
pointing that out, Kathleen, because we didn't know that. So
many people on our Instagram are like coming after me.
They were like, oh my god, this is good. Do
you hate Catholics? No, I don't hate Catholics, but this
is this is not cool for the Catholic Church because
she's misrepresenting Catholics like you.
Speaker 3: So is that entire organization that is hosting her and
Matt Walsh there? I don't know that, and I don't
know Matt Walsh needs to run like the wind from that.
But so far I haven't heard that he is. Yeah,
why is he doing this?
Speaker 6: I do not know.
Speaker 3: I do not get it, Deana Hale said, in case
you guys didn't already discover it, because I had to
find it since my governor is such a leg crossing
low testosterone, beata bag of hair gel and she's talking
about Gavin Newsom. He was referring to Esop's fable the
I think it's the ant and the gras, not the
ass and the grasshopper. There is no mention of pee,
but I don't think he was referring to that. First
of all, Esop is not even French, like that's you
know what I mean. Like, so I think that Gavin
was just pulling things out of his ascular area and
pretending that it was a French phrase. I don't even
know what he was trying to do there. That was
the strangest thing yesterday.
Speaker 1: Well, he is the strangest.
Speaker 5: Oh my god, that was.
Speaker 3: Bananas over on locals Rough. Lady Wright said, good morning,
Manila's and beautiful chickadees. Thanks for constantly keeping me laughing
every morning. My algorithm, for some reason is constantly showing
me puppy yoga. I don't even like yoga, but now
I must go have a beautiful, blessed day.
Speaker 2: I don't like yoga either, but I'm doing it because
my daughter and just have puppies crawl over me, which
I'm excited about.
Speaker 1: Marcy pral Is, Good morning, Mac and Daisy. Happy Friday.
Eve have a wonderful day. Much love, Thank you.
Speaker 2: Marcy Elwen's celebrating with my house church today as we
wait the birthday of my bff's first grandson. Is I
think it's Jacoby or is it Jacoby Toby Jacoby Roe?
Speaker 1: Cool name. Mom and dad went to the hospital for
a m this morning and we were just awaiting his arrival.
That is lovely.
Speaker 2: Our NRM Daisy, I'm sorry I should have used that.
I should have used that word me.
Speaker 15: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Please never again say Washington Post, that's horrible. Just take
care profanity money. I think I used the B word
when I was dissuessing that woman. I'm sorry. Our NRM
Supernova Homan is a teddy bear. Just don't poke him,
my will. I've given the chance. Snova fancy cooking, I
Ravioli right out of a can, Rob and Die and
WAPO as a paywall pay to read crap people do it?
Thank you, gosh right, mostly peaceful, God, blessing Scott Bessent,
I love it, Kristin Bale seven four eight eight. In
honor of my birthday this week, I'd like to celebrate
Scott Besson. I am so proud of him and his leadership.
We need more like him. Happy birthday, Kristen, you probably
share a birthday with my daughter. Hers is on Sunday.
Mona be so many words CEO cannot pronounce. You can
take the girl out of the hood, but you cannot
take the hood out of the girl. I love poking
fun at her. She deserves it. Love your show, ladies.
I think she's from Rhode Island. I think that's where Candace. Yeah,
maybe I'm wrong, but that's where she went to college.
Terry Rain next sixty. She didn't graduate, but she went
to Rhode Island Terry Ray next sixty seventy. Candace said
that reminiscent words strong so many times that I almost
forgot how.
Speaker 1: To say it myself. I know right, she said it wrong?
Did I say wrong? Did I say strong? Yeah? Word wrong? Okay,
Sorry she said it wrong. Sorry. Supernova no power watching
by candle light with a quill pen. What what where
are you at right now?
Speaker 15: Yeah?
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