Speaker 1: Good morning, everybody. Happy Tuesday. Tuesday, It's gonna be a
slow week, mock, very very slow week. Uh huh, before
our Christmas break. That's usually the way it works. It's
like a slow roll to the end of the week.
Coming up on today's show, we're gonna be talking about
the tragedy Madison Trump's amazing presser, so coo, what wasn't
it so good yesterday? Great presser If you guys didn't
catch it, We're gonna be going over a lot of
clips from that, and also the Supreme Court justice. Uh,
I don't know if you guys saw that. She's very
jazz handy, very jazz hit.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we're gonna show some stuff from that.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, I got out of jury you guys, I don't
know what it is. Now. I'm starting to get a
complex because I don't.
Speaker 2: I don't.
Speaker 1: I don't want to.
Speaker 2: Have you been rejected twice twice.
Speaker 1: It's weird because and they, I mean everybody around me
was dropping like flies. They were serving and they went
through like the first forty was on a civil trial,
second forty on a civil trial. The third I think
it was like twenty because they do forty and then
they will let it down to twelve. Do forty would
have let down to twelve and then the third twenty
whittle it down to twelve for a criminal trial. And
then I thought, well, you know what, I could probably
do one of the civils because it's only a day.
You know what day I'm going to be here. It's fine.
I can go back to work tomorrow, it's fine. But
the criminal was probably going to be like a three
day deal. And I thought when they called all the
names for the civil trials and I wasn't on them,
I'm like, I'm going to get picked for the criminal
I just know I am. And there I was sitting
there and they didn't pick me, and so I get that.
I think what happens is on the card, you write
what you do and when I put conservative broad castor
as my I put that, and they're like, that's we're
gonna go ahead and pass on this one. Yeah.
Speaker 2: So that I mean, it really is like just the
greatest get out of stuff jail free.
Speaker 1: Yeah, get out of jail free card. Yeah, so that
may be what it is. Yeah.
Speaker 2: Hm, I'm so glad that you didn't get picked.
Speaker 1: Me too, I am too, so glad.
Speaker 2: All right, well, I guess we should kind of kick
it off with like the Yucky story, which was about
the school shooting in Madison, Wisconsin. And the worst part.
I mean, obviously, the whole thing is awful, right because
we've got psychos everywhere and the worst but the worst part,
I guess for me hearing about it was hearing this
report from CNN about who made the first nine to
one one call, and it turns out to have been
a second greater you guys, that is unbearable to me.
Here is the report.
Speaker 5: It's the home where she lived in Madison. All of
this happened just before eleven o'clock this morning inside a
study hall classroom with students from different grades. Here's how
the police chief says the call came in.
Speaker 6: A second grade student called nine to one one to
report a shooting how occurred at school? You don't let
that soak in for a minute. A second grade student
call nine to one one at ten fifty seven am
to report a shooting at school.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that is sinking in for so many of us
out there. A source telling CNN the shooter planned the
attack in advance, and she used a nine millimeter pistol.
We still don't know her motive or how she got
the gun, but the lives of everyone touched by this
tragedy will forever be changed.
Speaker 1: Oh, there's so many things with this, right, Like, I mean,
so the shooter was a fifteen year old girl. I
have almost fifteen year old Like, why why are kids
so troubled?
Speaker 2: There's so many angles to that, right, Because some people
say it's the hormones in the food, it's the fluoride
in the water, it's all the preservatives in our I mean,
there's so many things.
Speaker 1: It's lack of parenting, it's it's it's all. I mean,
you could there's fifty thousand different things that I could
point to. I just I look at my daughter and
her friends. They are that age, you know, and I
just and then I look at the girl who did this,
and I'm like, I just social media, right, she wasn't true.
She did not identify as trans. Now a lot of
the girl, the girls who have because there was somebody
on seeing I think it was CNN. There was a
video yesterday. I think I don't know if we're playing
it or not, but he was. He was like, I'm
you know, I've never seen a trans shooter. I've never
heard of a trans shooter. Yeah, yeah, right, And I'm
like Okay, there have been trans shooters in the past.
We just don't talk about it, you know what I mean,
because we're not allowed to talk about that. But it
doesn't I mean, there's been trans there's been boys, there's
been girls. It's like it doesn't matter. They are all
different kinds. There are just troubled kids. Yeah, across the board.
They're just troubled, you know. And then yesterday I are
you playing?
Speaker 2: There we go, well, just breaking down like what we
know about this fifteen year old. But according to Andy, No,
you're right, she did not identify as trans. There were
reports saying that that was the case. She did use
a different name online. She obviously had different user names
from different places. But she was obsessed with school shooters,
with Columbine with wearing T shirts that have that Russian
rock band on them, which is super obsessed with the
Columbine shooters. And then she posted some pictures like there's
one of her in a bathroom showing the okay symbol
just a few minutes before that shooting. So that's just
sort of some of the stuff that we know about her.
I mean, and she's dead. She killed herself too, along
with taking the lives of two others.
Speaker 1: What a waste, total lies, Just an absolute freaking waste,
you know.
Speaker 2: And I think the reason that, like there were all
the rumors about the trans stuff is because the police
were being so cagey about the gender early on. In fact,
we've got her one of the reports that was released,
one of the pressers from the police where they just
wouldn't say and here is what they did say about
what they knew about the shooter. At that point.
Speaker 6: We know that three people are dead, including the suspect shooter.
We know that the suspect shooter was a teenage student
who attended the school. At this time, we were not
releasing the age or gender of the student or any
other identifying remarks about the student. Two other people have
died that died were a teacher and a teenage student.
Speaker 1: It's just, I mean, it's tragic. Yeah, it's just absolutely tragic.
So I was so angry yesterday because I when I
went to jury duty, I had to wait outside, disgusting
and kind of like pseudo rainy here yesterday. A little
irritated about that. I know, first world problems, right, So
I'm waiting outside and a huge line with all these
people and The reason we had to wait outside is
because we all had to go through a metal detector
to get into this building. Isn't it interesting how you
have to do that when you go into jury duty,
you go through metal detector. Didn't take that long, you know.
I waited for maybe five ten minutes to get through
the metal detector. They took my purse, they put my
purse through the thing, they walked me through. I got
in and then we started doing the jury duty things,
and I'm thinking to myself, this was yesterday, obviously, before
any of the stuff happened. I was thinking to myself, self,
why can't they do this in every school? Why is
it that these people are protect and my kid is
not protected? I mean, I walk into my kids' school,
I just walk in off the street. I go in
and there's like a of course, there's a like a
foyer kind of area right right where you go in,
and then you can't get past that. But I mean,
let's just face it, if I had a weapon, I
could get past it. Yeah, it's you know, if there's
there's I don't. Why do we not have metal detectors?
Why why don't we have metal detectors in schools. We
have given enough money to Ukraine and illegals where every
single school in this country could have had a metal
detector or metal detectors and resource officers. That should be happening.
We should be demanding that of our government because they're protected,
but our kids are not protected.
Speaker 2: Why you can tell where that police chief where his
politics lie, because he even addressed that at some point,
like somebody must have said, was there a school resource
officer or was their metal detectors? And he was like,
stop asking about hardening schools and putting metal detectors in
schools and st start asking why we need to even
think about that.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, Okay, that would.
Speaker 2: Be great if everybody started thinking about the serious mental
health crisis in the country. But in the meantime, can
we keep our kids safe?
Speaker 1: Please?
Speaker 7: Right?
Speaker 2: Shouldn't they hard?
Speaker 1: Then take them out, take them out of these government buildings.
If it's not if safety is not important, it's then
it's not important. Take them out. Then why is it
that these government officials, like the two guys that were
in there run a jury duty yesterday? They're more important
than my kid? Because they're not more important than my kid,
and I pay for that you pay for that. I'm
so sick of the shit. You have no idea how
sick of it I am. I want my kid to
be and every single kid in her school, which there
are thousands of kids in her school. She goes do
a gigantic school. We just put them to the metal
detectors every single day. This isn't hard. Why are we
not doing this?
Speaker 2: Just get rid of one DEI administrator at every school.
There'd be enough money for all of it.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, if we just quit giving money to
all this other bulk that we're giving money to, and
I guarante, dang tee you that there are parents at
these schools that would be willing to chip in extra
to provide a metal detector and provide resource officers. We
would do it just to make sure that our kids.
Are saying, we don't want to because we already give
enough money in taxes, but we would do it. It's
it's insufferable how this hasn't happened. And every time I
see this stuff, every time I see something like this,
the school shooting, I'm like, they just walk right in
with the gun.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Well, and there's more about that shooter, because there
was apparently a manifesto that she was too stupid to
understand how to unlock behind Google docs. But then somebody
got screenshots of it, and then there was like this
pre manifesto piece that came out about her rationale, and
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any manifesto thing or a paragraph from it that came
out where it's clear this chick had an issue with
dudes and she was furious about dudes. It was the
partial manifesto. It was leaked from Discord, and so she
was talking about how men are irredeemable, that they cannot
be reformed or redeemed. They are an effing scourge upon
the earth. The only solution is to totally exterminate them
in every foid. I don't even know what that means.
Who worships these effing parasites. Every single male must be
wiped out, from babies to the elderly, and only then
can women be free to create a new world. I'll
be the pioneer, Okay, I mean a lunatic.
Speaker 1: I got complete lunatic. Oh my god. And then just
expletives and racial expletives in there. She was a complete lone,
complete lamb.
Speaker 2: And she said in other parts of the manifesto that
the way that she got a gun was due to
her father's stupidity. So and I think that there were
other posts suggesting that she was gifted a gun for
her birthday. And I'm just like, you can't. Some people
are such idiots, I mean, parenting. Parenting is not for everyone, clearly,
But you referenced this clip earlier about Jake Tapper and
this FBI guy suggesting that they can't think at all
of any other time that a girl has been a
school shooter. It's like, turn on your memories then, because
we'd in the world or.
Speaker 1: Do some research. I mean, you guys are supposed to
be the news like this is. That is a Yeah,
that's a terrible take. It's really bad.
Speaker 2: Jake, it was almost like you couldn't believe it as
you were watching it. Here is the two of them
having that discussion.
Speaker 8: Note this news just coming in. According to law enforcement officials,
the shooter was a female student and Steve, that seems
rather rare, but it's.
Speaker 9: It's quite unusual. It's it males are predominant. I'm searching
my mind to see whether we I've ever heard of
it of a female shooter in a school shooting.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you don't really have to search that far back.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean it's it's a small percentage, right, I
mean it's a smaller percentage. But there are female school shooters.
They exist. I mean, it's like you don't need to
search your mind too hard because it happens.
Speaker 2: Yeah, my god, And it's so weird, Like how after
Trump's assassination attempts happened, after the United Healthcare CEO was killed,
you didn't hear a word from any leftists about gun control,
and now all of a sudden, that's the discussion again.
But as Dana Lash pointed out, police say that the
killer at that school was a teenager and used a handgun.
Guns are banned on school grounds and have been for
thirty years. Juveniles are not allowed to legally buy or
carry them. No law would have changed this. That's what
these people not understand.
Speaker 1: No, they don't understand it because you can't listen, you
can't ban evil.
Speaker 2: You have to protect against it. That's why you harden
the schools.
Speaker 1: So let's maybe figure out a different way to solve
this problem. People are not adults. It's like, let's get
the adults in the room to figure out ways to
solve this problem. You can't, Oh my god. Yeah, And
metal detectors will. Metal detectors will solve it. School resource
officers will will. That'll solve the problem. Those things will
solve the actual practical, tangible problem. Can we do that?
Because the people in government know that that solved the problem,
which is why they put them in government buildings, right,
That's why they put him there. That's why Nancy Pelosi
in order to get to her there's a metal detector.
Why do you think she has that because she knows
it deters people with guns. Good lord, this is not
brain surgery, you guys. We need to put them in
every single school, every single one.
Speaker 2: Absolutely this. I cannot believe we continue to have to
have this conversation, and yet here we are. In other news,
there was finally a ruling from Judge Mershan about Trump's
thirty four felony convictions. He has decided to uphold them.
This is despite, of course, the Supreme Court having that
immunity ruling, and this will obviously be appealed. I don't
worry about this at all because I think the case
was so flimsy from the get go that I think
it'll be thrown out on appeal. But the fact that
we have to go through that, that Trump has to
go through that, this is just totally ridiculous, utterly and
totally ridiculous.
Speaker 1: Yep.
Speaker 2: And then also yesterday we opened the show talking about
the incident that happened with GOP influencer Alex Bruce sevittz YEA,
and I have no idea. I may be mispronouncing that,
and I'm sorry for that if I am. He finally
tweeted yesterday Apparently he was in the hospital for like
a whole day going through tests. He did not say
ultimately what had happened, but he was very jovial about it.
He was like, we're back. What a surreal experience. Maybe
I took my Joe Biden impression just a little too far.
He thanked the folks at the New York Presbyterian Hospital.
He said he was super grateful to everybody at the
gala who came to his aid, and thankful everybody who
prayed for him, but did not say what it is,
here's what happened. So I have no idea, And he
didn't say anything about wanting the video of it to
be out there, not wanting the video of it to
be out there. So I don't know where he even
stands on that either, but that at least he's back
and he seems to be in good health, and that's
all that matters.
Speaker 1: I guess that would have been helpful, though. I mean,
and I say that only because he is an influencer,
right then, influence.
Speaker 2: I know, I kind of feel like it would be, yeah, like.
Speaker 1: Just say what it was or say what it wasn't
and then say the things because people are wondering, and
that's part of being an influencer, you know.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean, you just feel there's some things that
you just don't get to kind of keep secret. When
people see them publicly, there are questions.
Speaker 1: Yeah, agreed.
Speaker 2: All right, let's move on to some just ridiculousness, because
we need some ridiculousness in our lives. Can you imagine
being Amy Klobachar. She she's like a shaky chihuahua, so
now she's okay. Then imagine being Amy Klobachar and then
having an interview with Margaret Brennan and then taking a
photo or having a photo taking taken of you and
Margaret Brennan in a hallway and then calling it a
power photo. What does this mean?
Speaker 10: You?
Speaker 2: Guys? Amy posted this saying power photo with Margaret Brennan
after Face the Nation yesterday.
Speaker 1: We need to totally do that, like with ourselves, you
know what I mean? Like you and I doing something
outrageous and stupid, like in our sweats and being like
power photo.
Speaker 2: What does that mean?
Speaker 1: Power? Does that mean? She's she thinks that she's way
more important than she really is. These people they believe
they're press man. Actually, yeah, they do because the press
are crappy like propaganda. Press loves them, so they believe
they're They think they're awesome.
Speaker 2: I can't imagine. I just can't imagine like being a
person who says that about myself, right, Like that's just
that is just.
Speaker 1: Weird to me. Power Photo's power photo. We have to
we have to reenact that. We have to we have
to totally do that.
Speaker 2: Or would you rather reenact Kim Kardashian's latest spread for
her Lingerie line skims where people are saying, I'm sorry,
but that is not Kim Kardashian, Like, what did you
do with Kim Kardashian and who is this beautiful creature
who has replaced her? But in fact, this is Kim Kardashian.
Speaker 1: Oh come on, she just.
Speaker 2: Looks really, really, really really different.
Speaker 11: Now, you guys, that is just ridiculous, are you She
looks beautiful, like, she looks gorgeous, but she does not
look like herself, like this has been maulated like crazy
mother effort.
Speaker 1: Is it real? It's not real, you guys, It's not real.
Speaker 2: How did they do that?
Speaker 1: And nothing it's called photoshop. Nothing about that is real.
I want to be photoshopped like that? Seriously she has, yeah,
she doesn't. And then and then she sees somebody in
real life, and then she meets a guy and the
guy's like, wait a second, I.
Speaker 2: Was promised blonde and and this.
Speaker 1: I was probably, but then I got this. Yeah, oh
my gosh.
Speaker 2: That's that should be illegal.
Speaker 1: Honestly, two many guys, how many guys have woken up
to a woman and then she has no makeup on
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Speaker 2: All right, moving on, We've got some random people that
you wouldn't necessarily expect to say right and good and
honorable things saying right and good and honorable things. One
of those people is Mayor Adams, who was talking about
the United Healthcare shooter and the reaction to that shooter.
He is disgusted, as he should be, as everybody should be,
with how some people are glorifying Luigi and so he
talked about that right here.
Speaker 12: About the shooter. Ivy League grew up in an affluent household.
His manifesto clearly is showing some signs of Hayden. All
children are being radicalized. I said this all way and
over again, and everybody's like, you know, what are you
talking about, Eric? You know, our children not being radicals
to hate the America, to hate the country that put
them where they are. This was this this this this
person had all that one wants to have, but he
hated everything to the point of shooting someone. And we
better deal with the radicalization of our young people and
you know, people could you know, they could complain that
I'm saying it, but I'm seeing it. I'm seeing our
bench is hating the team, and we better start acknowledging
and focusing on on on that. And so having dance
parties celebrating the death of someone I don't support that.
Speaker 1: I mean it's nice.
Speaker 2: I mean it's it's great because it's coming from him
directed at people in his own party.
Speaker 1: It is. I applaud that. I think it's great, but
I'm still a little still a little sore about the whole.
We're always going to be a sanctuary city right now, now,
let me let all the illegals in because they're here.
Speaker 13: Now.
Speaker 1: Wow, And now you're like suffering ramifications of that, and
then you're like, oh wait, I mean I listen. I
know you're kind of seeing him become based in real life,
like you're seeing it in real time. We're watching it happen,
which I appreciate, But at the same time, it's like,
why do you have to be so stupid before? I know,
a lot of us weren't that stupid, and you allowed
a lot of stupid crap to happen, So I get
I'm a little just a little leery of just being
completely forgiving of all the things. Just give me some time.
Speaker 2: I know I'm not listen. He's got plenty of flaws,
there's no question about it. And he still has wrong
think about like a whole big bunch of stuff. But
when people see the light, I want to give him credit.
Speaker 1: When they see it, I'm doing it. I'm giving them
the credit, a little bit, a little bit credit, being
a little I'm being realistic. That's all.
Speaker 2: Well, you'll probably feel the same about Mitt Romney, the
reason for my name today. He also has had a
bit of a seeing of the lights, if you will,
and actually wanted to give Donald Trump credit for what
he has done with culture, what he has done for
the GOP. You could tell that it was a it
was a bitter pill for him to swallow saying all
these things.
Speaker 8: But here he is saying, I'm interviewed a few months
ago the quote, there's a good chance that the Republican
Party is going to be is going to need to
be rebuilt or reoriented, and that you want to have
a voice in the post Trump Republican Party. Do you
think that there's still do you still think there's going
to be a post Trump Republican Party, or is MAGA
now the Republican Party.
Speaker 14: Oh, MAGA is the Republican Party and Donald Trump is
the Republican Party today. And if you were to ask
me who the nominee will be in twenty twenty eight,
I think it'll be jd Vance. All right, he's smart,
well spoken, part of the MAGA movement.
Speaker 8: You said something pretty harsh about him a few months ago,
though you could not have less respect for somebody than.
Speaker 14: Long long ago. I'm not going to rehash history, and
we've worked together in the Senate since then, but I
know that is what the Republican Party is and will
the party need to change. The Republican Party has become
the party of the working middle class voter. And you've
got to give Donald Trump credit for having done that,
taken that away from the Democrats. Democrats pushed him out,
all right, the Bernie Sanders Elizabeth Warren faction of the
Democrat Party with some of this, you know, defund the
police and transgenders and are excuse me, biological males and
women's sports.
Speaker 15: These things had.
Speaker 14: A lot of people in the middle class just flee
the Democratic Party. They're now Republicans.
Speaker 2: Yep, they sure are.
Speaker 1: I just I don't trust him. I mean, these are
the people who Okay, now I get it, Like you
see how he's we're winning, and then they're like, I
want to be on the side of the winners. Okay, well,
why weren't you on that side before? Why weren't you
on the side of wanting to win before. It's like
now that he sees that we're all enjoying the wins
and like we're we appreciate that and people are on
that side, and he wants to jump on the train.
I mean, I get it. It's like attractive to want
to be there, but where were you when we were
fighting to have even a like a spot on that train,
you know what I mean? And now he's like, oh, yeah,
I'm on it.
Speaker 2: I didn't read that he was on the train. I
read it like he was just accepting reality. It doesn't
mean he's super stoked about it, but he's just giving
credit where it's due and is saying this is the
Republican Party. Now I think he for worse. I don't
know that he was like woo.
Speaker 1: I think he wants to be part of the Republican Party,
and I think he knows that his days are limited.
If Trump is the one that's in charge of that
party and he wants to be relevant and he wants
to be a part of that, it's like he's kissing ass.
I think he's kissing ass, is what I mean that.
I don't really I can't think of another phrase to
say it. Yeah.
Speaker 2: I just didn't even think he was like that. He
cared to even be around much longer in Congress or anything.
Speaker 1: So well, if he does, he's got to do exactly
what he just did. Yeah, I guess, And it's kind
of pathetic. I think he's pathetic. I mean, that's just me.
Speaker 2: He's had a not so great go of things over
the last four years. He has not been on the
right side, that is for sure. But speaking of people
leaving the Democrat Party, this TikTok went viral yesterday of
a guy that was talking about the reason that he
left it, and it has to do not only with
the legal immigration but also with Obamacare. Remember back in
the day when Obama was like, if you like your plan,
you can keep your plan. Yeah, Well you remember that
isn't true, and that is exactly why this guy is
donezo with the Dems.
Speaker 7: The precise moment I no longer was a Democrat.
Speaker 16: Raise your handed if your government plan would provide coverage
for undocumented immigrants.
Speaker 7: That was the precise moment that I knew I was
leaving the Demoocratic Party. Because I was a two time
bone cancer survivor. I voted for Obama Biden based on Obamacare,
and when it was implemented in twenty ten, I aimed
up losing my insurance. I went from an insurance plan
that was one eighty five a month with one thousand
dollars deductible to that policy being canceled because it no
longer meant the requirements of Obamacare, and I was left
with the cheapest option being twelve hundred a month, six
thousand dollars deductible, one eighty five a month one thousand
dollars deductible to twelve hundred dollars a month six thousand
dollars deductible.
Speaker 1: Oh my god.
Speaker 7: I went ten years without insurance, and I was penalized
each year because I could no longer afford insurance. And
in twenty sixteen, every single Democrat candidate up on that
debate stage raised their hand and said they would give
illegals free health care.
Speaker 1: Yep.
Speaker 7: Well me as a two time bone cancer survivor lost
mine didn't have insurance for ten years, and I was
supposed to get CT scans, chest X rays and all
these other tests done every six months to ensure my
cancer didn't come back. And they wanted to give illegals
free health care. That was the exact moment I was
no longer a Democrat.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's a lot of stories like that. And he
gave it to him. They didn't just want to, they
actually gave it. They give it to them. That's what
they do. If you work in a hospital, you know,
it's like illegals come in and they get free health care.
That's what you're paying for.
Speaker 2: And they come into the emergency rooms with sniffles hoping
for santibiotics because they know it's going to get.
Speaker 1: Covered, and we pay for that. And then everybody wonders
why healthcare is so expensive? Gee, I wonder why. Yeah,
thats exactly love it everybody. Uh huh.
Speaker 2: We've got to talk about Trump's presser history because it
was absolutely the most glorious when it was a thing
of beauty. The entire time I was I just happened
to be in my car when it was on, so
I got to listen to the whole thing, and it
was just I could not stop smiling. You guys, I
know you listened to it too, like, yeah, it was great.
I just feel like you could not stop smiling.
Speaker 1: It was just it's one of the I think it's
one of the best pressers he's ever done.
Speaker 2: And it's different.
Speaker 1: If this is a sign of things to come, I'm delighted.
It's like, I just feel like this. I could breathe.
Yesterday I was like, oh my god, we all we
all did the right thing.
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Speaker 2: It's time to talk about the presser, you guys.
Speaker 1: Let's do it. It was so glorious.
Speaker 2: So, first of all, the best part, or not the
best part, There were so many best parts, but one
really great part was the fact that the CEO of
soft Bank says that his confidence level in the United
States and its economy is so much higher now with
Trump's victory that he has announced AE hundred billion with
a B investment. And Trump commented on that ahead of
taking questions at his presser. Here is what he said.
Speaker 18: And We've just concluded a very productive meeting, and today
I'm thrilled to announce that soft Bank will be investing
one hundred billion dollars in America, creating one hundred thousand
American jobs at a minimum.
Speaker 15: And he's doing this because he feels.
Speaker 18: Very optimistic about our country since the election.
Speaker 2: He does because and he's a cute little guy. This
little is yeah, right, And so he was there obviously
for this announcement as well and spoke to this confidence
that he has in Trump and the economy going forward.
Speaker 19: My confidence level to the economy of the United States
has tremendously increased with his victory. So because of that,
I'm now excited to commit this one hundred billion dollars
and one hundred thousand jobs into the United States. This
is double of last time, as President Trump said, because
I say, oh, President Trump is a double down President.
I'm going to have to double down. You know, one
hundred billion dollars and one hundred thousand jobs. This is
you know, my my confidence level because that has doubled down.
Speaker 1: Yeah, like kno can Tommy is everywhere, you guys, everywhere,
so many.
Speaker 2: Christmas movies, although they because he says it's not which
by the way, I know we should have talked about
this in pre show and like it's inappropriate for us
to discuss at mid show. But if you have watched
the whole finale of Yellowstone, that should be your d
D because people are all upside down about it and
I would love to.
Speaker 1: Hear I think, Yeah, I've watched the finale. I just
it was so disappointing.
Speaker 2: I just I sayed it because I think that should
be your d D today.
Speaker 11: Really, Okay, yeah, I really do, because I know you
don't watch it, do you.
Speaker 2: I don't. I don't, but I know a lot of
people in our audience do, and everyone is talking about it,
so I feel like you should talk about it.
Speaker 1: Talk about it, Okay, we'll talk about it at the
end of the show.
Speaker 2: I don't even know what made me think of that.
But anyway, back to Trump's presser, he was obviously asked
about the whole drone situation, which we've of course been
talking about now for days. And what's great about Trump
pressers is that there is nothing off limits. He takes
questions from absolutely everybody. He will go and go and
go as long as there are questions. This is something
that Biden could not even think about doing it.
Speaker 1: There's no way he could do it. No way, absolutely,
no way.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's exactly right. So when it came to the
drone issue, he did not hold back. The drones that.
Speaker 7: Are flying around news reports and it seems like that
there people have a big distance the government.
Speaker 15: The government knows what is happening.
Speaker 18: Look, our military knows where they took off from. If
it's a garage, they can go right into that garage.
They know where it came from and where it went.
And for some reason they don't want to comment, and
I think they'd be better off saying what it is.
Our military knows and our president knows, right, and for
some reason they want to keep people in suspense I
can't imagine it's the enemy, because it was the enemy
they'd blasted out. Even if they were late, they'd blasted Uh.
Something strange is going on for some reason. They don't
want to tell the people, and they should because the
people are really I mean, they happen to be over Bedminster.
You want to know, we are very they're very close
to Bedminster. I think maybe I won't spend the weekend
in bed midst. I've decided to cancel my trip.
Speaker 2: Have you received an intelligence briefing on the drones?
Speaker 15: I don't want to comment on that.
Speaker 1: I mean, he's he plays it so right, I does,
uh huh, And that's so interesting that he's like, I'm
going to cancel my trip. And then she asks about
the you know, the information. He's like, I'm not going
to comment. That makes me think that there's something nefarious
going on. Like I O, I do not trust the
people in this current government with him. I trust him, Yeah,
I trust you know Vance, I trust the people. Tell
all the people that are going to be getting in,
I trust them to be transparent. The people that are
running the show now, Hell no, and then has.
Speaker 2: To put some pressure on the current administration. The fact
that because they know he's getting intelligence briefings. So the
fact that he's out there in public saying this current
government they know what's up you guys, how do they
how do they not fess up?
Speaker 1: Yeah? He basically saying there's something sketch going on. Mm hmmm, yeah,
I'm sorry, my printer just started doing weird things.
Speaker 2: Sorry, No, drones are controlling it.
Speaker 1: Rones are controlling my printer. It's so strange. Yeah, seriously,
I think that there's something obviously sketch and he alluded
to that and you saw it.
Speaker 2: Yeah there.
Speaker 10: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Anyway, Well, there's so many more clips that we want
to share because it was so great it when it
came to the question about you know, you wanted to
port all of these illegals, what if the countries won't
take them back? Specifically, the question related to Venezuela and
the trend de Ragua gang members and Venezuela taking them back.
And I just love that instead of being Biden and
being all like just weak and pathetic, Trump is like, oh,
they're taking him back, And I just love that about him.
Here's his answer to that question.
Speaker 7: With in terms of your mass deportation plans, if you
have any preliminary discussions with countries like Venezuela from where
the trend the Aragua Gang is now popping up.
Speaker 15: They'll take them back. They're gonna take him back. They're
all taking them back, yep.
Speaker 18: And if they don't, they'll be met very harshly economically.
Speaker 15: Okay, they'll all take them back.
Speaker 18: You know, Venezuela and other countries, we're not behaving very
well with us during my administration, and within twenty four
hours they were behaving very well.
Speaker 15: They'll all take them back.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I absolutely believe that. I believe him because those
people get money from us too. Cut him off.
Speaker 10: Yep.
Speaker 1: It's like, seriously, it's like grown kids that can't pay
their own way freaking cut them off. This is not hard,
it's just, yeah, the current industry's just a bunch of wooses,
and this guy is not. And so he's like, I'm
not taking any shit anymore, and all.
Speaker 20: Of us are like, yes, remember when used to go,
we're the United States of America. There's nothing we can't
do when we put our well, he never meant it.
There was any bite behind that bark, And with Trump,
you know.
Speaker 2: There's a bite.
Speaker 1: He bit healthy too. He looks good. He looks like
he's healthy. Yeah, I don't know what it is like
he looks. I don't know if it's like he's lost
a little weight or if he looks I don't know
what's going on with him. But he looks healthy and
mentally he is strong. I'm just not used to seeing that.
I think I'm just so used to seeing a guy
who has full blown dementia, who has no idea where
he is, and he's crapped his pants and he can't
even like fit on the beach without somebody helping him.
I mean, it's just he's a complete hot mess. So
the contrast is night and day. And so when I
see Trump answering questions add nausea. I mean, for just
the now, at least right off the cuff. Yeah, just
there's no teleprompter or nothing. When you it's like.
Speaker 2: No pre written questions, pre you know, people selected to
call on. He will answer anybody, anytime, anywhere. I freaking
love that about him. And then sometimes the questions are
so absolutely off the wall, Like there was somebody that asked,
what do you think about doing like a preemptive strike
against Iran? As if he could answer that in any way,
And so he just said, how can I possibly answer that?
And I just loved how real and honest he was.
Here's that moment.
Speaker 16: Are you going to say the.
Speaker 21: Idea of preemptive strikes against your walls?
Speaker 18: I can't tell you that. I mean, I mean, it's
a wonderful question, But how can I. Am I gonna
do preemptive strikes?
Speaker 15: Why would I say that?
Speaker 18: Can you imagine if I said yes or no, you'd
say that was strange that he answered that question. Am
I going to do preemptive strikes or iron? Is that
a serious question? How could I answer a question.
Speaker 22: Like that.
Speaker 2: Of Israeli strikes on your hand?
Speaker 15: How can I tell you a thing like that?
Speaker 16: Now?
Speaker 18: It's just so you don't talk about that before something
may or may not happen, you know, just I don't
want to.
Speaker 15: I don't want to insult you.
Speaker 18: I just think it's just not something that I would
ever answer having to do with their or any other
place in the worst.
Speaker 3: It's like, he's like, I don't want to insult you,
but you're a giant thumb ass.
Speaker 2: Are you like? Why you used that the way to
answer that? There's no way are you a clown.
Speaker 1: What are you? Yeah, that guy is so stupid.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and that was perfect. That was the perfect way
to deal with it. Biden would have been like stuttering
and stammering and freaking out, or you just would have
never taken that question because that person would have been
on the.
Speaker 1: Pre approved list. E Zach, that's bingo, that's exactly what
there would have been. No like questions asked him that
were not pre approved. Yeah, and on a teleprompter.
Speaker 23: Mm hmm.
Speaker 5: God.
Speaker 2: It's just so nice to have something real in this position,
being honest with America. It's just a it's a whole
new world again. It's absolutely great. He was also asked about,
now that he's chosen Marco Rubio as Secretary of State,
will he support Lara, his daughter in law Laura Trump
being nominated or potentially by Ron DeSantis as Marco's replacement,
And again I thought his answer to this question was
entirely appropriate.
Speaker 15: Yes, please, Do you.
Speaker 1: Have such ron of the antide to a point Laura
Trump's demander.
Speaker 15: Marco Ridoss, No, I don't. I probably don't, but I
don't know. Ron's doing a good job. That's his choice.
Nothing to do with me now.
Speaker 18: Ron is going to have to make because Marco is
has been really a star already and we haven't started,
but you know, we see signs of of from some people,
or very early we see signs of start. I mean,
Marco has done incredibly Uh, he's sort of born for it.
Speaker 15: It was such an easy decision.
Speaker 18: The Marco decision was such an easy But he leaves
a vacancy in Florida and Ron's going to have to
make that decision, and he'll make the right decision.
Speaker 2: So what do we think about that? Do you think, Ron?
Do you think Desantas would pick her? Will he just
go a completely different route?
Speaker 1: He could pick himself, couldn't he? Oh, I don't know
if you would do that? Yeah, because he could do
I don't know. I think she would be a good choice.
I think she would be a great choice.
Speaker 2: You don't think like people would be like, oh my god,
there's a nepotism, Like they just complaining about it.
Speaker 1: People, people are going to complain about it no matter
who he chooses.
Speaker 2: Well, that's true, that's true.
Speaker 1: It doesn't matter because he's Ron DeSantis and so many
people are gonna be like, oh yeah, this is it's
constant I mean, he gets complaints in his job every
single minute of every day, so who cares what people
complain about. I think she'd be a great choice. It
could be go ahead. Yeah, No, I'm just no. I
was just I think she'd be a great choice. I
think she would because I listen. I don't like it
when there is nepotism. I'm not a fan, but I
really do think that she actually would do a good job.
I don't think she wants to fail. I think she
Look at her look at what she's done, especially with
the election and stuff like that. That chick's a winner.
Speaker 2: She's a go getter.
Speaker 1: She's a type A. She is not gonna she's gonna
do everything like full bore, one hundred and fifty percent.
Look at her freaking workouts.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, he talked about them. He went on
a tear about how awesome she did, you know, as
GOP co chair, how just what a phenomenal person she
is in general. But he genuinely seemed to not know
if she would even be interested because she has family.
She wants to pay attention to her family. She's got
a lot going for her outside of politics. So he
he just very honestly answered his thoughts about his daughter
in law and then left the decision to the governor,
which was entirely appropriate. And then later Laura was on
with Jesse Waters and he asked her, Okay, well, now
you're fatherless at all this stuff, what do you think?
And here's what she said.
Speaker 13: Yes, of course, first of all, Jesse, I'm totally honored
by everything my father in law said today was incredibly
nice to say about me, and I had a great
team at the RNC to work alongside me. We are
very proud of all that we did, and of course
this election, but certainly the fact that my name has
been mentioned among many other very qualified, very highly regarded
people as a potential fit for this Senate seat that
will be vacant by Marco Rubio and he's confirmed as
our next Secretary of State. Yes, it's very intriguing and
I'm seriously considering it. I have not been asked yet
by Iron DeSantis, but as you heard from Donald Trump there,
it is up to him ultimately.
Speaker 1: You know what I think that and people will probably
disagree with me on this. I think that being senator
would be less work than what she did for the election.
Speaker 2: So that's probably true.
Speaker 1: It'd be a good gig if she can get it,
because I know people are like, oh my gosh, she
wants to spend time. She'd have plenty of time to
spend with their family. Do you think those people actually
work like a lot more than what she did when
she was working with Scott for the election. Hell no,
that's a great gig.
Speaker 2: And it sounds like she is in she's she's for it, she's.
Speaker 1: All about it. Yeah.
Speaker 2: And if it'll Honestly, I mean not to be mean,
but if it stops her from singing.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I wasn't going to say it. I'm glad you did. Yeah.
Speaker 2: There's more from Trump. He was asked about RFK. Lots
and lots of chitter chatter about RFK, and people have
decided I think it was because of Elizabeth Warren and
some other losers. They're trying to scare everybody into thinking
that if RFK becomes HHS secretary, polio is coming back.
That's their leap that they're making because they're just ridiculous,
And so Trump tried to assuage everyone's fears. I thought again,
he handled this question perfectly. Two quick questions, First, on vaccines,
do you want RFK Junior to revoke any vaccines?
Speaker 15: No, I want him to come back with the report
as to what he thinks. We're gonna find out a lot.
We're doing two things.
Speaker 18: We're gonna have tremendous cost savings will come out of this,
that's a minimum. And we're also going to have and
I think, very serious discussions about certain things, whether it's
pesticides or you know, Europe doesn't use pesticides, and yet
they have a better mortality rate than we do. They
don't use pesticides. In fact, they use it as an
excuse not.
Speaker 15: To take our farm product.
Speaker 18: We spend billions and billions of dollars on pesticides, and.
Speaker 15: Something bad's happening again.
Speaker 18: You take a look at autism today versus twenty twenty
five years ago. It's like not even believable. So we're
gonna have reports. No, nothing's gonna happen very quickly. I
think you're gonna find that.
Speaker 15: Bobby is much he's a very rational guy. I found
him to be very rational.
Speaker 18: Now, nothing, You're not gonna lose the polio vaccine.
Speaker 1: Why do they jump from like here to like all
the way over there because it's just such fear mongering.
It's ridiculous. He just wants to get to the bottom
of certain vaccines.
Speaker 2: We should all want that.
Speaker 1: Why wouldn't you want that? Why do you want to
put crap like in your kid that could potentially be
hurting he or she like I don't, I don't. Why
don't I don't get it? Why are people so weird
about this? It's he's not going to get rid of
the freaking polio vaccine you want? Oh my god, God,
it's just And why why is it that you're so
anti If there's crap being put into our food that
is making you sick and making our healthcare more expensive
across the board, and making making you ill and making
your children ill, why wouldn't you want that to be reversed?
I don't. And if it is different than than Europe,
which they don't have a lot of the preservatives and
additives and the chemicals and stuff in their food, why
wouldn't we be looking back going why is that? Why
isn't the people who are like la la, I don't
want to see it? And I want to say, why
are you that person? Why can't you think critically? I
don't get it.
Speaker 2: It makes no sense to me either.
Speaker 1: Why don't you want to be healthy?
Speaker 2: Yeah, maha, make America healthy again.
Speaker 1: Yeah? Thank god there's people like him that are willing
to look at this stuff and say, Okay, how can
we change it? Because I personally want my kids. Listen,
if I have autoimmune issues, I don't want my daughter
to have that. I want my stepdaughter and my step
son to have it. I don't want my grandkids to
have that stuff. I would I want them to be
as healthy as possible. Why is that wrong?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Why is that a bad thing?
Speaker 2: And we I think we just all assume, oh, well,
this is FDA approved, you know, but you can't buy
something off of a grocery store shelf if it's bad
for you, because the FDA would never allow it. They
do allow it. They allow it all the time. And
there are things that are put into the foods to
make you crave them more and more and more. Really,
and so obviously it's about money, it's about it's about
all of that stuff. And I would I would love
it if that was like if even if it tastes worse.
I would love to not have the option of making
myself unhealthy when I don't even know I'm doing it right,
and I'm assuming that things on the shelf are fine,
and now all of a sudden come to find out,
oh wait, this chemical isn't even allowed in Europe, and
yet it's in like all the foods that I enjoy.
What is going on?
Speaker 1: And it's crazy when you hear of people that will
go live in Europe for like two months and they
eat the same foods but they lose like ten pounds.
Yeah yeah, And you're like, and I know a lot
of people be like, well they're walking to okay, Well
all right, that's fair. But when you're eating the same
foods but the foods have different ingredients in them than
the same foods here, why ask yourself? Why? Why is that?
It's like, and he's asking the question. Rfk's asking the questions.
I appreciate that he's asking the questions. And he wants
to make our foods healthier. If you don't want that,
something's wrong with you, exactly.
Speaker 2: And listen, And I love me some cheese its, but
if for some reason it was discovered that cheesu its
had some sort of poisonous chemical in it that was
going to cause cancer, do whatever else and cheese its,
and they were taken off the shelf. Because of that.
I would miss cheese its, but I would be super
glad that I was not being subjected to harmful foods anymore.
Speaker 1: You would just replace it with cheese, right, Yes.
Speaker 2: There's always going to be a replacement always. Also, there's
all this stuff about TikTok that has come back up
to the surface because now I forget, like exactly the
mechanics of it. But essentially there was a stay on
a rule that was that was saying that TikTok is
going to have to be divested from China otherwise it's
going to be banned here in the United States, and
that could happen as early as next month. And so
Donald Trump was asked about that, and here is what
he said, the ban.
Speaker 1: On TikTok next month. Who how do you plan to
stop the ban on TikTok next month?
Speaker 18: I will take a look at TikTok. You know, I
have a warm spot in my heart for TikTok because
I won youth by thirty four points. And there are
those that say that TikTok has something to do with it. Now,
Joe Rogan did and some of the other people that
were recommended by my son Barony.
Speaker 15: Who have any new names? I said, who is that?
Tell me who's that?
Speaker 6: Dad?
Speaker 15: You gotta be kidding. I can't believe you don't know.
And I did those interviews and it was actually sort
of cute. Do you want to know the truth?
Speaker 18: But we did them and that had an impact. But
TikTok had an impact, and so we're taking a look
at it.
Speaker 15: But you know, we won youth. Republicans are always thirty points.
Speaker 6: Down in youth.
Speaker 15: I don't know why, but we ended up finishing.
Speaker 2: We were.
Speaker 18: There was one poll that showed us down about thirty
We were thirty five or thirty six points up with
young people.
Speaker 15: So I have a little bit of a warm spot
in my heart. I'll be honest, Yes, pleasure.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I don't. I don't think that they should ban TikTok.
I just don't think that they should. And you don't
how much I hate it. I hate it with the
fury of a billion suns, as you would say. I
hate it, and I don't allow my kid to have it,
and I don't wanted in this house. But I don't
think they should ban it because I don't believe in bans.
I don't think that they should do that because.
Speaker 2: I mean, they should make it so that our information
is safer. I guess that's a thing from China.
Speaker 1: But it's a slippery slope.
Speaker 6: You know.
Speaker 1: Once they ban that, what else can they ban? You guys,
what else are they going to ban? Could they ban Instagram?
I freaking love Instagram? Could they ban what? I mean?
Then it's what if the liberals get in power, are
they going to ban x? I mean, this is I
think it's a slippery slope. We can't start having our
government ban social media. I just don't think it's a
good place for us to be. I don't TikTok sucks
monkey balls. I don't like it. I don't like it
at all. But you know what, to me, that's a
parenting thing. It's my decision whether or not I have
that in my house and whether or not my kid
gets to see it. I'd stalk my kids social media
and what she uses and what she doesn't. It's my responsibility,
it's not the government's responsibility. Just how I feel about it.
It's too much government control.
Speaker 2: Obviously, everybody knows that Steve Bannon is like one of
the most loyal of Trump loyalists on the planet. But
I think that he might be taking this loyalty a
bridge too far.
Speaker 24: Donald John Trump is going to raise his hand on
a King James Bible and take the oath of ophics
his third victory, his third victory and his second term.
Speaker 25: Yeah, and the Viceroy Mike Davis tells me, since it
doesn't actually say consecutive that I don't know, maybe we
do it again in twenty eight.
Speaker 1: Okay, he's you know, what are you gotta stop for that?
Just calm down Trump twenty eight?
Speaker 2: Can we just come on, man.
Speaker 1: All right, Steve Bannon, just take off it. Can we
just calm down and just get through the next forty
That's just a little much.
Speaker 2: That's a little much.
Speaker 1: I just want to get through these four years. I
think he's trying to just be combat of at this point,
you know what I mean, Like, just chill. Let us
get through these four years, and he's going to be
what you's like, eighty two, eighty three years old at.
Speaker 2: The eighty two. Yeah. Can that's crazy?
Speaker 1: Yeah, it is crazy. Come on, we thought it was
crazy for the other side. Just stop it, Steve.
Speaker 2: Just you know, I thought that was that was a
little too much.
Speaker 1: It is a little to Unlike the Democrats, we have
an amazing bench. Oh yeah, we do of younger people
who are being groomed in the magaway, you know what
I mean. So calm down, just going that, just going
back to like how great it was that we have
this transparency once again. We've got a president who's willing
to talk to the press at any time, answer any questions.
And this story, this little story that Stephanie Ruhle, who
I know, nobody, we can't stand her. But the story
that she tells about Trump's accessibility is also pretty amazing.
And I hope that as she's telling it, she's recognizing
how great it is. Even though he rejected her, she
had access to him. And compare that to the hoops
she had to go through to even talk to Kamala
or her team or Joe Biden and his team.
Speaker 2: It's pretty remarkable. This is a cute little story.
Speaker 26: And I'll tell you one other example.
Speaker 27: The day after the day after Donald Trump had that
crazy rally in Madison Square Garden, Oh woe, I rolled
the dice and I called him on the phone.
Speaker 1: And he answered, of course he did.
Speaker 26: What he said, and I.
Speaker 28: Wasn't calling to chit chat. I said, mister President, this
is Stephanie rule. You made a lot of comments last
night blah blah blah blah, and it was. It was
not an on the record conversation. Long story up. So
I'm not going to get into what he said. But
I called for one reason. I said, you just said
a whole bunch of public things. I'd like to sit
down for an interview with you.
Speaker 2: We got five days before the election, so.
Speaker 26: We didn't get in anything. There's nothing for me to report.
Speaker 28: I called him and said, I want an interview with you.
Speaker 26: Obviously he said no.
Speaker 28: But my point is I was able to get to
him by dialing his phone. Now that might be completely
ape shit, and you're like, I can't believe people notice
guy's phone number. But the reverse of that, if I
were to want to connect with VP Harris or President Biden,
there's fifty people between me and that. I could write
a note that maybe could get to somebody to get somebody,
then through pony Express and a pigeon, something might end
up in a mailbox near them.
Speaker 1: And I called DJT to say, YO, can I have
an interview?
Speaker 2: I'm going to go fuck myself, but I still was
able to connect with it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but he's still picked up. I mean, it's pretty funny.
Speaker 26: You know.
Speaker 1: I'm actually mad that we don't have his phone number.
That's what I take away from that. I want his
phone number. I want to be able to calm him
up and be like, what up, let's chat. I just
want like three minutes. I just need to chat with
you about this particular thing. Also, great press conference. You're
doing a wonderful job. I'm super excited to have you
like be president as of January twentieth. Superstoke. Can't wait.
Merry Christmas. You know what I mean, Like, why can't
we call him? I'm kind of amazing because you know
that on his phone it says Stephanie Rule and he
picks up the phone because he knows it's her. He
should have that with us. He should have the Chicks,
or you should have like Daisy and Mott. At least
at least Daisy, because you know, I've loved him longer
than you. He should at least have me, right, guys,
he should at least have me.
Speaker 28: Well.
Speaker 2: Chris Keller says his number is eight, six, seven, five,
three or nine you should try that.
Speaker 3: Jennet, who's Canna turned to.
Speaker 1: I mean, it's not fair that she has his number
and I don't.
Speaker 2: It's I mean, it is a little odd. I'm actually
and I'm a little jealous. But Justice, it's I get it.
I totally get It's nothing to tell him. All right,
you guys, We have to move on to the most
ridiculous story from yesterday, which was that Kaitanji Brown Jackson
was on Broadway like this weekend. This is This isn't
from her past, this isn't from long ago. This is
during her Supreme Court being in Supreme Court like, she's
doing Broadway right now. And apparently it was a one
night thing, thank god, because she should not do Broadway.
But here are a couple of clips of what it
looked like.
Speaker 26: Healthy the feeling.
Speaker 29: How about this Broadway audience has got a show stopping
surprise last night with Supreme Court Justice Kataji Brown Jackson
stepped onto the stage.
Speaker 7: It was for a one.
Speaker 29: Night performance for the play and Jerriette taking on a
speaking and singing role. The justice impressed theatergoers before joining
the cast for a curtain call. She looks like a natural,
sounds like she has some chops.
Speaker 1: The female empowerment sick. I like it too.
Speaker 22: I think what I like about it is that I
am having a very strongly negative reaction to it, like
I hate it, which makes me think it must be brilliant.
Speaker 16: This feeling.
Speaker 26: You can't stop, the feeling.
Speaker 2: You can't stop.
Speaker 22: I did it.
Speaker 2: I made it to Broadway.
Speaker 1: Well, I mean theater kids are gonna theater theater kid, right.
Speaker 10: It's what.
Speaker 2: And by the way, that was some sort of production
that was called Like and Juliet and it was about
from Romeo and Juliet. It was about Juliette's best friend
who's non binary or like trans or something, and the
whole thing was about we're of course it was Ransey.
Speaker 1: Whatever would you expect anything less?
Speaker 2: So awful, and for her to do.
Speaker 1: That, the whole I just felt very cringe. It's just me.
The whole thing was very cringe.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, it was so cringed. Somebody just said,
why is she gay?
Speaker 17: Why?
Speaker 1: It was bad? It was really really bad. Yeah, but listen, you.
Speaker 2: Guys, she did seem so short.
Speaker 1: She how tall is she? She's probably what like five
to one? Probably she's probably.
Speaker 2: I didn't even think she's that. I have to look.
I'm gonna have to now we have to look. Yeah,
it's very cringe, is katanji?
Speaker 1: She likes the attention.
Speaker 2: Nobody says it doesn't.
Speaker 1: I don't think that there's any stats on the Supreme
Court justices heights out there. It's weird then there should be, right,
people are saying four ten for one ten.
Speaker 2: I don't know, but they're just guessing.
Speaker 1: Okay, I don't she's probably four she's probably like four
ten or something. She's itty bitty. Yeah, that's really hitty bitty,
Rada said next, appearing as a munchkin. Like the Broadway
play of Wizard of Oz. That actually would be apropos perhaps, Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that was God, that was just that was the
cringiest cringe and cringe town.
Speaker 1: Yes, it's our world now. Remember when that used to
be like dignified to be a Supreme Court justice and now.
Speaker 2: I barely remember that.
Speaker 1: She's doing gay theater.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry the word is queer theater.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry queer theata.
Speaker 10: What she's doing.
Speaker 2: But here's a reminder of what bullet we escaped. You guys,
imagine right now if Kamala were president, can you even imagine.
Speaker 1: I can't. I don't want to.
Speaker 2: The biggest, biggest bullet that we've ever dodged ever.
Speaker 1: Just reminder, this was just the.
Speaker 2: Other day and she was back to giggling cac ling kamala.
So look, the holiday season is one of my favorite
times of year, that in my birthday and in our
wedding university.
Speaker 5: Of course, I'm just going to keep neighbor.
Speaker 2: She could have been president. We're close.
Speaker 1: It was very it was very close, but then again
it wasn't you know, I mean it was close. They
made it seem like it was close, but then when
it actually happened, we were like, thank god, it wasn't
that close. But they're actually more thinking Americans than not.
Speaker 2: Thank God, Thank you, God.
Speaker 1: Jesus, thank you.
Speaker 2: But we've not seen the last of her. People are
talking about the fact that she's likely to run for
governor of California in twenty twenty six, And here is
some sort of person talking about that is of Harri's.
Speaker 13: Running for governor.
Speaker 30: What she's been saying to people over the last couple
of weeks Stoner's other supporters that she's been I've been
talking with is you haven't seen the last of me.
I'm not going quietly into the night. Advisors people close
to are debating about what that means.
Speaker 3: Rage, rage against the dying of the Kamala. She's not
gonna go quietly.
Speaker 1: You guys, Oh my god.
Speaker 16: Do you think that she.
Speaker 2: I don't know if she could win governor of California,
Like I feel like she's.
Speaker 1: Doing good now, she can win. Yeah, I'm sorry, I mean, listen,
I love you guys that are conservatives out there in California.
I love you, you know, I do. And I have
two kids that live in California right now, and they're conservative,
as conservative as you can be conservative, and they're trying
to escape actually, but there are some dumb people in California.
And yes, I do believe that she can win because
I can't believe that Gavin is still there. He's abusive.
It's just awful. He's destroyed that place. I can't believe
Nancy Pelosi can win. She's also abusive, She's destroyed that place.
She's terrible. They yeah, you get what you deserve. These
people are like they're masochistic. They just keep voting for
these people that just treat them and their state and
their cities like garbage, or the election process is so broken.
Speaker 2: The remember that clip that we played a couple weeks
ago with one of the California election workers who was like,
I don't know a single soul who.
Speaker 1: Votes for these people.
Speaker 2: But they don't check ID. They're not even allowed to
check ID, and so it's just a complete sham the
whole system.
Speaker 1: I think it's a mixture. I think it's a mixture
because there are people there. I mean, look, celebrities, it's
not just not just celebrities, but there are just a
lot of people out there that think it's that they
think that these people are great. There are people that
like Gavin Newsom. I know we cannot identify with those
people and it's hard for us to wrap our brains
around it. But there are people that are liberal until
the day they die, they will just stay with that
line of thinking. And they they live in California.
Speaker 2: Well, I also heard that Nicole Shanahan is thinking about
making a run.
Speaker 1: For God, Oh my god, that would be amazing.
Speaker 2: So that would be something. I mean, if they're going
to pick a Democrat, could they not pick she would
be a better Democrat to pick. So she's gonna she
would run as a Democrat, maybe as an independent. I don't.
Speaker 1: I was going to say she'd be more independent, but
she she could have a shot, she could and could
have a shot.
Speaker 2: But they're just.
Speaker 1: So grounded and their their liberalism there. It's weird.
Speaker 2: There was a clip that I don't know when this
is from. I honestly don't even know what Gavin is
saying in this clip because the things that he's doing
with his hands are so weird and off putting that
I could not concentrate on what he was saying at all.
Somebody please explain what he's got going on with his
little finger puppet hands here, because it's weird, weird.
Speaker 4: Develop a skill set, mindset and partnership with our community
college system, and this is again I want to knit
back because it's about blending and braiding and knitting together
these larger, larger subject matters we are engaging specifically our
community college system, and our chancellor has been just next level.
Speaker 1: So can you imagine him trying to pick up chicks?
Speaker 2: Hey, baby, knit together?
Speaker 11: I think we should knitting together, you know what I mean,
get together, you and me.
Speaker 1: He's so revolting in every way.
Speaker 2: He's disgusting he's increesy and revolting.
Speaker 1: He is a snake. He's a shape shifter.
Speaker 10: That guy.
Speaker 1: Yep, he's discussing. People are like, what are you gay?
So gross?
Speaker 2: Well, and speaking of potential people running for governor, there
is also chitter chatter that Ma Pete secretary Pete Pete
is potentially going to make a run for governor in
Michigan once my corrections, term is up, because apparently he
lives there. Now. I did not realize that he had
bought property in Michigan, but he has. And now the
folks on the breakfast club are thinking, well, that was
in preparation for wanting to make a run at the governorship.
Speaker 1: Here they are talking about it.
Speaker 16: So the plan, you are saying, that's what you have
for your future. But you did move to Michigan in
twenty twenty. There is a term limited governor, yes, Gretchen Whitmer,
who is of course not running. And then there is
a mayor of Detroit who's declared his gubernatory run, but
as an independent.
Speaker 23: So Democrats want to run for governor of Michigan.
Speaker 2: No, but have you thought about running for a governor?
Speaker 1: I mean, now, to say anything the first time he
was lost to the word.
Speaker 21: I'm not here to make news on my future.
Speaker 1: Honestly, haven't ruled anything.
Speaker 23: You like I said, They say you met about it
this week, you met with people democrats in Michigan.
Speaker 21: About I meet democrats. Ali, I'm a Democrat and I
live in Michigan. Like you know, Look, we move there
because of family, moved there. We buy a place there
four years ago. Are having our kids closer grandparents has
been huge. But yeah, look, I really care about the state.
Speaker 17: I just can't.
Speaker 21: I can't get into campaign stuff or anything like that.
Speaker 23: It is something you're even interesting that you're just gonna
do it, But have it crossed your mind, like, Hey,
being government Michigan would be cool.
Speaker 21: Look, I care about the place a lot, and I
told you really some of the other things I care about.
There's a lot of ways to work on that. You
can work on that inf on that out of office.
It's I'm not trying to be cagy. I just I
don't know, and I want to know. I want to
have a lot more of my mind made up before
I go around talking about stuff like that on the radio.
Speaker 2: Get ready in Michigan, that's happening.
Speaker 1: It's absolutely happening. It's happening. He's there. If he wasn't
there to talk about politics, he's there to talk about
chess feeding and the merits of it. I mean, come on,
you guys, he's not a politician. Real, Yeah, it's happening.
Oh my god, Michigan. If so, talk to the people
in South Bend, they'll tell you how good he is
at his job.
Speaker 2: And then and then is he only like, say that
he runs and I'm guessing her term is up in
twenty twenty six, say that he runs for governor, wins,
and then decides, well, now he's been a governor of
a state, so it's time for him to run for
president again, right exactly.
Speaker 1: This is all leading up to that he's basically another
Tim Walls, just a complete loser. That is just like
climbing the ladder, the Democrat ladder, the way that you're
supposed to do to get to the big job loser and.
Speaker 2: Not talk about the least projecting of strength person ever.
Speaker 1: Oh my god. That in addition to the fact that
he's unqualified. He's been a disaster at every job he's
ever had, unqualified and a disaster any chest feeds.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, I know I've shown you a lot
of cringe today, but I'm not done. So we've got
one more thing, a cringe before we get to d
D and your Yellowstone chitter chatter, and that is that?
Apparently Michelle Obama. I think she was going on the
Jennifer Hudson talk show and they the staff of that
program made a tribute song to her as she walked
out onto the stage. And this is cringe. What she's
wearing is cringe. I never understood why this woman is
a fashion icon.
Speaker 1: Here's what happened.
Speaker 26: Oh my god, Michelle, lady, we just got my shoes.
Speaker 23: We got.
Speaker 26: My shoes.
Speaker 1: God should make it stop. Why is she wearing that?
Speaker 18: Why?
Speaker 13: I know?
Speaker 1: Why is she wearing like some overweight man's blazer right
over like a hufty bag, say, a trash bag and
then boots?
Speaker 7: What?
Speaker 1: And then does she have sticks in her hair? What
was going on?
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 1: She like go.
Speaker 3: Outside and like like a raccoon attacked her and like
she sticks in her hair.
Speaker 1: What happened? Yeah, I don't.
Speaker 2: Everybody. Everybody's puking. I'm sorry, I'm sorry.
Speaker 1: There has to be at least one person on that
staff that's like, I don't like her and I have
to sing this stupid song.
Speaker 2: They probably stood in the back and they were probably like.
Speaker 1: That would have been me. I would have been like,
so I have to sing this song. I don't like her,
and I'm you wouldn't be hired, and it's mandated to
sing this song for this woman we.
Speaker 2: Got Michelle obumb I don't want it. I don't like
this hag.
Speaker 1: I would be like changing the words. I can't.
Speaker 2: God, what about sheep? This was one of the greatest
burns on Twitter yesterday ever, because you guys know about
Liberal Blue Sky the competition.
Speaker 1: I guess now to x them.
Speaker 2: So aos AOC apparently got a million followers on Blue
Sky And where did she announce it on Twitter? Where
Dan Moody was like, you announced this on X because
it's really the only one that matters.
Speaker 13: It's true.
Speaker 2: I just love that so much.
Speaker 1: And she calls it Bluey.
Speaker 2: She calls it Bluey.
Speaker 1: It's yeah, I got a million followers. I'm blay.
Speaker 2: All right, Please explain what happened with Yellowstone and explain
to me why everybody's still mad.
Speaker 1: Okay, you should be watching. It's hard to have a
conversation about this when you'd never watched the show. And
I've been a diehard fan since the very beginning. I'm obsessed.
I watch reruns of it all the time.
Speaker 2: Wow.
Speaker 1: I loved it to the very end, except for this
season has been a little unnerving. Okay, And the reason
I don't like this is I cannot stand freaking Taylor Sheridan,
who's the writer of the show. He's injected way too
much of himself into the show. The guy's a narcissistic,
so full of himself jerk. He's a brilliant writer, but.
Speaker 2: He hasn't always. But he's written all the seasons or
just this one.
Speaker 1: He's written everything, and he has like, oh okay, he
has like five million other shows that he started and
he hasn't freaking finished. Drives me crazy. My very favorite one,
if anybody cares, is eighteen eighty three. Eighteen eighty three
is magnificent. I would actually recommend that you watch that one, Mack.
I think you'd like it because you can watch it
without watching all the other shows. But it's like the
prequel to Yellowstone. It's the very first prequel. Then there's
another one called nineteen twenty three. Then there's Yellowstone and
now I think there's gonna be a spin off because
they they did not say this was the series finale.
They said it was season finale. So, but Kevin Costner
left this season. Kevin Costner was nowhere to be. You know,
he's gone. I think they had a fight. I love
Kevin Costner, you guys and so, and he liked his
character too. I love this character, and they made him
they made it so he was killed, but they it's
like he committed suicide, but he was actually killed. And
then the person who was supposed to die, Jamie. I'm
glad that he died because I don't really have a
lot of remorse over it that because he was a
big jerk. So I mean that got wrapped up, and
I think some of the other storylines got wrapped up.
It's just said. I think that the way that it
was wrapped up, the way that Taylor wrapped it up,
was he could have done a lot more focused or
he could have focused a lot more on the characters
rather than himself. I think some of the episodes this
season were really focused on him, and they didn't need
to be focused on him. I think he could have
wrapped up a lot more Like I feel like there
could have been more about Rip, and there could have
been more about Beth, and there could have been more
like character development closure, and it was just a lot
of focus on him and that he had never been
in the series until this really like this much until
this season.
Speaker 2: And that was just but there was something to do
with the fact that the end there was like basically
totally turned woke at the end and like this family
like gave land back to Indians and like apologized.
Speaker 1: That didn't That didn't bother me.
Speaker 2: I don't everybody is so mad, everybody's super mad because.
Speaker 1: Of how that ended. I actually am not. I'm not
upset about that. I don't even think it really I
don't think it was super woke because there was a
there was a reference to that and I can't remember
if it was eighteen eighty three or nineteen twenty three
where his ancestors said in you know, however many generations,
you're going to end up with this land, and so Rainwater,
who is the Native American, he ended up with the land.
And I think that the way that it ended. And
you guys, if you guys saw it, I don't hope
that you did at this point, if your diehard fans
you saw it, he actually, you know, some of the
younger Native American kids were being disrespectful, and one of
the mo one of the Native Americans was like, don't
be disrespectful. We have to make sure that we honor
these people. So it was sort of like a reversal.
And so I think that the Duttons always tried to
respect the Native Americans. The Native Americans are trying to
respect the the Duttons, and so it's sort of like
this reciprocal relationship that they have with each other, and
I think that that's lovely. I always I don't know, Okay,
I know, I kept actually super I don't I was
super mad about the Woken. I don't really I don't
care about that. I think there's going to be a
spin off with Rip and Beth and it's like, and
that's fine. I don't know. But I'm really into Landman now,
that's like my show. So it's I just wish that
Sheridan would finish things that he started. And I think
now he's so wrapped up with his ranch he owns
that he co owns the six six sixty six ranch
in Texas and so much of what he does now
is wrapped up in making money and being he's just listen,
I'm all about capitalism, but he has just he's now
making money on like it's, you know, fifty thousand dollars.
I think it's like a week to rent the ranch,
and like he's he's just doing everything to enrich himself
as a person, and it's not so much about the
shows anymore. And that is unfortunate because it was a
really good show and I loved Kevin Costner in it,
and I liked the first like three or four seasons
were really really good, and then it kind of just
it's sputtered out to me. You guys can disagree, but
I don't know. It's just anyways, Landman's good and that's
and that's that there's mine, you guys, I would.
Speaker 2: You where I thought the conversation was going to go
at all. I thought you're going to be as mad
as everybody else I was seeing on too.
Speaker 1: I didn't. I'm mad because I think that guy is
a narcissistic jerk. That's why I'm god. And then he
put Bella hadide in it.
Speaker 2: Oh, I mean nobody.
Speaker 1: It's like you might as well, put a Kardashian in it, like,
I mean, what are you doing like that? You know
what I mean? There's no that has no place in Yellowstone.
So but it was a good show and I enjoyed it,
and hopefully there will be another show like it, so
we'll see.
Speaker 2: Well for a potential, I mean a mini schlang, like
a very many many many mini mini schlang, I give
you something that's not a talk. It's more like a schlang,
but it's it gave me such hope for young men
understanding how to date women. So there's these guys, all
young guys, and one of the guys came home from
a date where he's given the other guys the rundown
of the date. And it turns out that he did
not walk his date to her car and the ship
that his friends give him for that is awesome. So
this gave me hope just for this generation understanding sort
of that chivalry is not dead and that it's important
and there's safety reasons behind it. And I just loved
how they reacted to him and hopefully he learned a
good lesson from this.
Speaker 21: I've never heard her, Yeah, that's not a big walking
in the car that's not a big deal, right, that's.
Speaker 10: What went wrong.
Speaker 26: That's why she didn't text you back.
Speaker 2: That's an integral step, dude.
Speaker 30: You have to especially at night.
Speaker 1: Yeah, my god.
Speaker 15: And he didn't walk into the car.
Speaker 7: But it's like brown points.
Speaker 1: It takes like ten seconds, and it's like ten seconds.
Speaker 30: Why did you walk her to the car?
Speaker 2: What he's saying, he's not interested.
Speaker 1: My car was completely in the other direction. Oh my god,
cars on the other side of the parent desert.
Speaker 6: You walk her to the car, but I did?
Speaker 20: Why not because it.
Speaker 26: Was fulled outside and it was dark.
Speaker 10: Your dad not take you?
Speaker 28: Yeah?
Speaker 5: What in.
Speaker 2: My gosh?
Speaker 1: Yeah, my girls would be like bye.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's a red flag of huge proportions right there.
Speaker 1: That flag is like bloody red. You run from that. Yeah,
that's not okay, because oh I'm sorry because it's cold.
Speaker 2: Oh it's cold in your car, and stay away.
Speaker 1: That means furs is far away, you get. Is that
uncomfortable for you? You giant wus? Oh my god, Wow,
I loved his.
Speaker 2: Friend's reaction to that is absolutely perfect. I absolutely perfect
you okay. I have a couple of thank yous, one
from yesterday, a few from locals and then we'll do
the ones in here. And then I also have thank
yous because I checked my mail yesterday and there are
gifts glore that I have to thank people.
Speaker 1: So nice, so so nice.
Speaker 2: And first of all, yesterday from our Ballpit crew. Over
on Rumble, we have this from real Drew Morgan, who's said,
I just wandered in here, and I don't like this
viewer to like ratio right off the bat, hit the
like button. It doesn't cost a damn penny, y'all, and
I love that he said that. I love that I
like it here.
Speaker 1: It's very sweet. You gotta hit that subscriber. It does
help us, you guys, if you hit that subscribe button,
it does.
Speaker 2: Like the likes help too.
Speaker 1: It's just right. The likes help it. Just try doing that,
if you can do it, if you like the show,
if you're here every day, just hit the like button.
It does help us. I know that you don't understand
some people don't understand that, but it does. And our
bosses like that.
Speaker 2: And then over on Locals, Audrey Krause five says, I'm
so glad I have a heads up to your double
d regarding Yellowstone finale. Waiting to watch with my hobby.
Oh shoot, oh crap. Sorry, Now on to President elect Trump.
I'm definitely not tired of winning.
Speaker 1: All is great.
Speaker 2: Judy Flood says, are they very merry Christmas?
Speaker 1: But have a very merry Christmas? Maybe? Yeah? I don't know.
Speaker 2: I don't know because it's a question and I'm not
sure what she's talking about. And Osuki says she's five
to one. I'm assuming Katanji Brown Jackson is who she is.
Speaker 1: Okay, that's that's little. It's pretty little, too, right, I'm short? Okay, yeah, okay,
are we ready ready to go? All right? Call nine
one one chick taking a call from or about a
kid is every nine one one dispatcher's nightmare and stays
with you forever. Include them and responders in your prayers. Yes, yes, yes, yes,
John newbaum Mack, we had an incident yesterday at nearby Galveston,
and that was prevented by an SRO who stopped a
student who had written threatening messages online.
Speaker 2: SRO, you say, maybe more of those?
Speaker 1: Yeah, exactly. Brian Bromley, I wonder how this girl thought
she could keep the human race going without males? Did
she think that? Did she think they could find breeders
from all the other genders. Yeah, Brian, it's a great question. Hm,
complete lunatic. Adam Knowle Romney is retiring, so he's just
trying to save face this last little bit. I agree, Adam.
He's a button. Yeser, I don't.
Speaker 2: Think he's trying to do anything in Congress anymore.
Speaker 17: He's just.
Speaker 2: He's done. He's done. Everybody doesn't. Nobody likes him anymore.
He's just pretty much done.
Speaker 1: Yeah. I quit liking him when to put the dog
on top of his car. Good morning, okay, Chrissa Whirlman,
I think I pronounced it right. Good morning, chicks. Please
wish a happy fiftieth birthday to my husband today. He
is home and watching it live with me. Happy birthday fiftieth, Marlon,
Your family loves you endlessly. They Andrea Viola, the drones
are just more psychological trauma. It's true. They just keep
like pummeling us with that. Marcus Drake Bannon Deef needed
to back off. The twenty second Amendment is very clear
about people only being elected twice period.
Speaker 2: Definitely, he means Bannon definitely needs to back up what.
Speaker 1: I said, de Ef. I'm like, what is that Okay, definitely, yeah, yeah,
but he does need to back off. It's really weird.
He's kind of ubsessed. Little obsessed lady Shannondoah, I think
that puppy was a duck Toller.
Speaker 2: Duck Toller. I've never heard of that, but that makes sense.
Speaker 1: Jose, Good morning from Texas. Land of the four six
is Ranch. Story goes, this ranch was won in a
poker game with four sixes, thus the brand sixty six
to sixty six. Not sure how true it is, but
it's a great story, and I take my poker money.
Speaker 7: Thank you.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I know people are like six six to six is satanic. No,
it's actually four sixes.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and he in case people don't want to listen
to Presence, which I understand.
Speaker 1: People think that he owns the whole thing that he doesn't.
He only owns part of it. So yeah, anyway, all right,
you guys Presence for mock.
Speaker 18: All right.
Speaker 2: So I wrote them down, and then some of them
I can show so from Carrie Heath, who is our
in real life creations Etsy Gal, who makes all the
great stuff with our cartoon faces on them. She says me,
the cutest things ever. So first of all, this adorable
mach Alago ornament in our new house, so so sweet,
and on the back mach Alago Beautford, South Carolina, Merry Christmas.
From the Heats, I love that. Also new hat.
Speaker 11: Cute.
Speaker 2: And then this adorable kitchen towel thing welcome to make
a Lago.
Speaker 1: Oh that's adorable.
Speaker 26: I know it's just so so cute.
Speaker 6: Love that.
Speaker 2: And then from uh Patty raycheck she said, I just
had to send a shirt for you too, so you
must have already gotten one.
Speaker 1: Okay, it's probably waiting at my post office.
Speaker 2: Yeah, she said, what a great championship game, and congratulations.
She sent me Georgia Go Dog sickam shirts. Super cute,
super super cute. Thank you so much to her. And
then also from the Lakens. The Lakens also sent the
cute dudest ornament. Oh my gosh, I love this so much.
To New Adventures from Indiana to South Carolina.
Speaker 1: That's adorable. I love it.
Speaker 2: I love that, Love Love Love Lake and Family so
so cute. Brian Brumley sent a Sonic gift card. Thank
you so much for that.
Speaker 1: Yes it's and I got one too, Thank you, Brian.
Speaker 2: You guys via I it's a I know fox full
of presents.
Speaker 1: You guys have I got it. I got it too,
but we're not opening them till Christmas.
Speaker 2: We're not either.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we got it too, because Via always spoils us
like crazy. Yeah, I know, she's seriously like the third
the third. Like I don't want to call her grandma
because I don't know if she's old enough to be grandma,
but we're calling her that anyway.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Grandma Via, that's what she's.
Speaker 1: She's a grandma Via. Like she's just so I know, right,
they're all of presence, they're already under the tree. She
even she even gets little things for baby Henry, and
she gets and she gets cards for my set kids.
She's too much, she's out of control.
Speaker 13: Via.
Speaker 1: We love you so much. She's just so darling and
lovely and I know we appreciate you so much.
Speaker 2: Yeah for real?
Speaker 1: Yeah, okay, are we right?
Speaker 10: Is that it?
Speaker 1: Okay? You guys? It's Tuesday, have a wonderful, wonderful Tuesday,
and we will talk to you guys tomorrow.
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