Speaker 1: I'll turn around and give you something to cry about.
Speaker 2: You need to.
Speaker 3: Take your seven thousand dollars bullshit and stuff it down
your pie hole.
Speaker 1: Naturally, the Democrat Party will reject everything, he says.
Speaker 4: I am so tired.
Speaker 3: How you acting like you people, the people of the
Fate of Indiana or the City of indianapouts.
Speaker 5: You do not speak for me or anyone.
Speaker 3: I know that the YouTube jerk Jerk.
Speaker 1: Happy Thursday, everybody. How's everybody doing.
Speaker 4: Good?
Speaker 6: Hi?
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Speaker 3: Good, because we're going to kick things off with another edition.
Speaker 7: Of Bye.
Speaker 8: What.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, I can't wait. Who is it?
Speaker 3: It is Mandy Moore?
Speaker 1: Oh she's on you guys's on the O? Is that
what it is? Is ampic ma. It's not that she
screwed with her face. She's lost so much weight from
the ozempic. You know, I met her once. I met
her one Roswell, Georgia, where your husband and I grew up.
I met her at a spa once, like a little salon.
She was actually very nice.
Speaker 3: Very nice, young girling.
Speaker 1: Yeah she's I say young lady because she's a lot
younger than me. But she was a lovely young lady,
you know, kind of down to earth, but did not
look anything like this, you know.
Speaker 3: And in fact, we have a video just showing because
a lot of people saw these photos and they were
like that could just be weird lighting or whatever, and
I was like, no, she has changed so much from
her days on This is Us where she was not fat,
she was not at all overweight, she was completely normal
and beautiful and all the things. And then just look
at this video because I I just am so yikes.
Speaker 1: That's what she used to look like, so pretty so,
so pretty so.
Speaker 3: And now it's like, what is going on.
Speaker 1: It's ozempic. It's the weight loss step. So many of
these celebrities are taking it because they feel like they
need to, because it's like what it's all peer pressure,
is that what it is. It's like they just feel
like everybody else has taking it, so I guess I
need to take it too. Stop it just stop, Oh
my god, please stop. You look beautiful before stop.
Speaker 3: I mean, And so you just still don't don't do
the things that end up effing with your face, even
if it's not directly with your face.
Speaker 1: They call it ozempic face for a reason. Just don't
don't do it. Don't do it, you guys. Okay, you
know you can't wait really quickly.
Speaker 3: There's just a bonus picture because Christy uh sent this
to us and wanted us to see what Gretchen Whitmer
was wearing in this reason video that she made. And
it's like she's auditioning for thriller. What is even happening?
Speaker 1: Yeah, she is. She's trying out for the role of zombie.
You guys, it's working.
Speaker 3: She's that's not that's just not okay, thank you, Christy.
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Speaker 3: You should, You really really should.
Speaker 1: Yeah you should.
Speaker 3: Very interesting day at the Supreme Court yesterday where they
were debating over Section two of the Voters' Rights Acts,
which Democrats are very very worried about right now that
the Supreme Court may tangle with because it's essentially a
super racist redistricting policy and so you know, there's a
lot of redistricting going on right now, and there is
reason for Democrats to be a little nervous. They're panicking
because Republicans could potentially gain nineteen or more seats alone
just if the Voting Rights Act becomes abolished. So there
was a lot of you know, there was all the
statements from the lawyers, and Katanji Brown Jackson was in
rare form yesterday, you guys, Oh my god. So a
lot of what happened with sort of the arguments in
front of the Supreme Court is that either the lawyers
or the Supreme Court justices, specifically in this case, Katanji
Brown Jackson admitted openly how racist Democrats are. So okay,
it's like they say these things and they don't make
that connection. But Katanji Brown Jackson went so far as
to say that being black is essentially like being disabled.
That was her actual argument. If you don't believe me,
listen to out of her own face.
Speaker 5: A kind of paradigmatic example of this is something like
the Ada Congress passed the Americans with Disabilities Act against
the backdrop of a world that was generally not accessible
to people with disabilities, and so it was discriminatory in effect,
because these folks were not able to access these buildings,
and it didn't matter whether the person who built the
building or the person who owned the building intended for
them to be exclusionary.
Speaker 2: That's irrelevant.
Speaker 5: Congress said, the facilities have to be made equally open
to people with disabilities, if readily possible. I guess I
don't understand why that's not what's happening here. The idea
in section two is that we are responding to current
day manifestations of past and present decisions that disadvantage minorities
and make it so that they don't have equal access
to the voting uh system. Right, they're they're disabled.
Speaker 3: They're disled.
Speaker 1: Maybe she's just maybe she's just mentally disabled we ever
think about, and maybe she's Oh my god, I thank
Jesus that we have a majority on the Supreme Court,
you know, I just because at least for now, because
this is what Democrats deem as being qualified as a
Supreme Court justice. Like, this is who they deem to
be qualified for that job. And it's terrifying, you guys,
It actually is terrifying. She's a DEI higher. Let's just
get real.
Speaker 3: That's what this is and that she's very very very snippy,
you know, because she's asking like this listener general and
there she's asking for She's asking these questions and then
when they start to explain things to her in a
way that she doesn't like, she actually cuts them off,
which is what happened in this cliff.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, he was like, oh, I just wow.
She's yeah, she's wow, you know.
Speaker 3: H it's bad. And there's somebody put together a montage
of her of how often she says the phrase I
just don't understand. I'm I'm having trouble understanding. She has
said that so much that there was almost five minutes
worth of different examples. We're obviously not going to play
five minutes, but just to give you a little taste,
this is just from one month last year.
Speaker 9: My problem, Justice Jackson, that the Middle District identified was
not intentional discrimination, and in fact.
Speaker 5: I intentional discrimination to remedy a problem like the one
that I've identified.
Speaker 9: Because if you're going to use race the way that
the Robinson appellans want the Court to use race in
drawing a second majority minority district, you've got to have
a compelling interest. Thank you, and thank you, mister chie Jush,
thanks your counsel.
Speaker 1: Okay, and that's one month. That's one month, and.
Speaker 3: That's just that's one you know, that's what twenty seconds
of a four and a half minute clip.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 1: This these are the consequences of DEI right there. You
just heard it. I mean, it's loud and clear. We're
watching it play out right in front of our eyes.
It's like absolute inadequacy at her job. It is. It
is embarrassing. It's embarrassing for the Supreme Court and what
it's always stood for. And wow, wow thanks.
Speaker 3: And then one of the lawyer, the lawyer from the NAACP,
she was arguing about these lines, these map lines and everything,
talking about how one of the problems is that Democrats
don't vote for white Democrats don't vote for black people,
and so they have to create these new black majority districts.
That was the argument. But what she's not hearing is
that she's saying Democrats are racist, Like, just connect those
dots finally, because that's what you're really saying. Here's a
little snippet and I think her name is Jeni Jani Nelson, Louisiana.
Speaker 10: That analysis was conducted in the Narn case, and it
was clear that regardless of party, white Democrats were not
voting for black candidates, whether they were Democrats or not.
And we know that there is such a significant chasm
between how black and white voters vote in Louisiana that
there's no question that even if there is some correlation
between race and party, that race is the driving factor.
Speaker 1: The Democrats are racist, Democrats are races.
Speaker 11: OK.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I feel like we just drew a correlation there.
We just heard you say that, we heard you say
that they're racist.
Speaker 3: It's just it's amazing. And so then there was the
moment where one of the attorneys had to explain to
Justice Soda, my ore, you're not supposed to use race
to develop these crazy rules that goes against everything that
this country is about. He of course explains it much
better than I just did, and it was a great moment.
Speaker 4: Here it is control for parties and effect.
Speaker 11: There was racially polarized voting, even within the Democratic Party.
That's where Section two matters, where you have a reason
to think that a racial.
Speaker 4: Group is being here too.
Speaker 11: You have proof of that here, No, you don't. What
you have here is that Republicans and Democrats are different.
There's no you have some that even white Republicans or
white Democrats won't vote for black candidates. Right, but if
these were white Democrats, there's no reason to think they
would have a second district.
Speaker 4: None.
Speaker 11: And so what is happening here is their argument is
because these Democrats happen to be black, they get a
second district. If they were all white, we all agree
they wouldn't get a second district. That is literally the
definition of race subordinating traditional principles.
Speaker 3: Yes, yeah, it was amazing.
Speaker 1: It's remarkable, isn't it. I just cannot believe these women
are on the Supreme Court. But okay, yeah, and.
Speaker 3: So it'll be interesting to see how this plays out.
But it did seem the arguments were very well presented
by the right side.
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Speaker 1: Oh my god.
Speaker 3: I regret to inform everybody. I'm sure you already know this,
but we are currently still in the midst of a shutdown.
And yeah, as each day goes by, I get more
and more nervous that Republicans are gonna cave. I do
worry about it. But Mike Johnson, he is giving a
daily presser about this. The Senate continues to take daily votes,
and Mike Johnson sounds firm like he sounds like he's
not backing down. Got a couple clips to share with
you about that. The first is right here.
Speaker 12: We won't sell out the long term security and future
of the United States, so that Chuck Schumer can prevent
a primary challenge from his left wing. We will not
be a part of that nonsense.
Speaker 3: That's right.
Speaker 1: It's about as firm as he can sound too, you
know what I mean.
Speaker 3: He's never gonna raise his voice.
Speaker 1: You know what its like. It's like a decibel hire
you know what I mean, It's just like a little bit.
You're like, wait, is that that's him being firm? Yes,
never getting as.
Speaker 3: Anger is like just one time, a little bit.
Speaker 1: If he ever yelled at his kids, like, they wouldn't
know it, you know what I mean, they'd be like,
are you yelling at or you is that yelling? Yeah?
Speaker 3: So what's that? That one guy? I think he's a
CNN guy, Manu Ragu man you know that guy that
I forget what his actual name is. I know it's Manu,
I just don't remember what his last is.
Speaker 1: That his name man new Regu. That's his name?
Speaker 3: Is it Ragu?
Speaker 1: I feel like it might actually thought you were I
honestly thought you were.
Speaker 8: No.
Speaker 3: I think it's something like that. I know his first
name is Manu, his last name is something around that name.
Speaker 1: Something that's like that's spaghetti sauce.
Speaker 3: Yes, similar to spaghetti sauce. He asked Mike Johnson, don't
you think it's time or do you think it's time
for Republicans to change their strategy? And this is when
Mike got just one another decimal, another decibel animated.
Speaker 8: Right.
Speaker 1: Okay, here he is my new ass.
Speaker 12: Why don't I change my strategy?
Speaker 13: I don't have any strategy, Manu.
Speaker 12: I'm doing the right thing, the clearly obvious thing, the
traditional thing. That's exactly what Chuck she were voted for
in March this year and gave him passion speeches, was
the right and only thing. I don't have anything to negotiate.
I'll say this again to everyone here. We did not
load up the temporary funding bill with any Republican priorities
or partisan priorities at all. I don't have anything that
I can take off of that document to make it
more palatable for them. So all I am able to
do is come to this microphone every day, look right
into the camera and plead with the American people, as
Chairwyan McClain said, to call your Senate Democrats and ask
them to do the right thing.
Speaker 4: We're not playing games. They're playing a game. We're not.
The strategy is to do the right and obvious thing.
Speaker 12: And keep the government moving for the people.
Speaker 3: Their position is this, Manu.
Speaker 12: Their position is they want to spend one point five
trillion dollars in your tax dollars to fund nonsense overseas.
They want to give two hundred billion dollars to illegal aliens.
Speaker 4: We are not going to do that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Manu, don't make me stop this car. I'll turn
need them to cry about That's what I mean. A
little bit Gallo red Goala, yeah, fissy, Yeah, I mean
I saw it. I got Yeah, it was a hot,
wasn't it a hot?
Speaker 3: You've always had a little bit of a thing.
Speaker 14: I like his nerd.
Speaker 1: I love you guys. I've always loved nerds. I just
love them, you know what I mean. It's just something
about nerds. God bless the news.
Speaker 3: Nation held I don't even know what you call it.
A panel like they held a discussion yesterday with all
kinds of interesting people, including John Fetterman, including Andrew Colvitt.
There was a lot of people that they had speaking
on stage, and there was this moment where John Fetterman,
Democrat John Fetterman uh put the blame for the shutdown
exactly where it belongs, and this was a fantastic.
Speaker 15: Moment shouting the government is really what the Democratic Party
wants to do. And I follow country, then party, and
it's the wrong thing for the country in a period
of chaos. I refuse to vote shut or government down.
I absolutely would love to have I would love to
have a conversation about extending the tax credits for healthcare. Absolutely,
but I would remind everybody too, this was designed by
the Democratic Party to expire at the end of the year.
This is not something taken from by the Republicans. That's
they were designed to expire.
Speaker 1: Then go speaking logic and normalcy. Naturally, the Democrat Party
will reject everything he says totally.
Speaker 3: I mean, it's he's been so right on so many
things now. I know people are like, when is he
just going to move to the right. He's absolutely not
going to do that and has said so very clearly.
But man is he ever he has so much common
sense when it comes to being a Democrat like you
just never see that anymore.
Speaker 1: So that's refreshing and being a human, just being a
human like he like politically he is still left, but
from a human we used to. Everybody has lost sight
of this. It used to be, you know, back in
our day. I'm shaking a rake. Back in the eighties,
you know, back when we were young, people could do that.
People from a human perspective could be like, you know what,
I support Israel or you know, they could say things
that were like normal, you know, and not be like
that guy he's just not a what job he's not,
which is crazy because when we first met him, you know,
we were like that guy is lurch, Yeah, he's crazy,
and then he had a stroke, and then now he
makes all the sense, right, so it makes.
Speaker 3: Just I mean, it makes sense right that the smartest
Democrat is the one that has brain damage. Right, that's amazing, right,
It's true, It's absolutely true, remarkable. And while that was
going on, you Bernie, what you.
Speaker 1: Go, such a whore and your whole hat, your whore shorts?
I know you got shorts on whole.
Speaker 3: I don't I have pajama pants.
Speaker 1: Such a hole in your pajamas. She's a whore.
Speaker 3: So Bernie and AOC did a town hall and there
was a moment where Bernie was asked about the shutdown,
and this did not go well for him. You guys,
here is this beautiful moment.
Speaker 16: Thank you for your time, Senator. How do you think
this shutdown reflects on Chuck Schumer's leadership?
Speaker 17: Well, I think it reflects more on Mike Johnson's leadership
and President Trump's leadership. This is a leadership which said
it's okay to give a Well, how do you feel
you tell me. I think it's a good idea to
give a trillion dollars and tax breaks to the richest
people in the country and then make massive cuts the
healthcare for working class people.
Speaker 16: I think Chuck human has voted for continuing the Resolutions
thirteen times in the last four years, and he has
the opportunit need to vote for one again, but he's
refusing to come to the table.
Speaker 1: Oh oh damn, Okay, that guy came with some guns
blades and didn't he. Yeah.
Speaker 3: I love that.
Speaker 1: I loved giving healthcare to illegals. I love it. Yeah,
that was glorious. It was the glorious.
Speaker 3: There were a couple of clips that I almost pulled,
and then I just ran out of time of AOC
because she was all she was sitting right next to Bernie,
and there was a moment where she complained about Deloitte
pumping chemicals into river waters or something, and I was like,
they literally just console people on taxas their accountants. They
dumping into rivers the light time.
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is what we do. We literally don't money. We're not
dumping anything. Lady, Yeah, what the hell.
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Speaker 2: Do it?
Speaker 5: Do you do it?
Speaker 3: I think it was yesterday, maybe it was a day
before where we were complimenting the White House social media
team for just they're so good, like they're so so good,
and they did it again. So last night at that
very same town hall, Bernie was asked a question about
the shortfall really with Democrats not being as good at
social media as Republicans are. And he responded, but so
too did the White House social media team. And you'll
see what I mean right here.
Speaker 18: Have been appealing to audiences, especially young people like myself
online using social media. Why does Republican messaging on social
media seem so much more effective than democratic messaging and
what can we do about it?
Speaker 17: Well, that's a great question. I think if Republicans are affected,
they have learned a lot about social media. And by
the way, it doesn't hurt that they have friends on
all of the major social media.
Speaker 1: Platform Yeah, Bernie, great answer, great answer.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, I just love this.
Speaker 1: But it's the greatest because the left can't mean that's
what I just can't. You can't do.
Speaker 3: So anyway, that happened. You can catch more of those
clips all over social media. But anyway, another thing happened yesterday,
and that is that Zoran Mam Danny went on Martha
McCallum's show, which she's so good. I yes, she does
not get enough credit for being as good as she is.
Speaker 1: She's awesome. She's one of my favorites.
Speaker 3: Yeah, she is tough and she does not let people
railroad her. I mean, she asks really good questions. I
love her.
Speaker 1: She's tough and gorgeous and like a thorough and a badass.
She's all the things. She's probably one of the top
two people at Fox in my opinions.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean, I just I think she's amazing. So
she had him on the show and she asked him
some really good questions, which of course he struggled with.
He I mean, he has He is the kind of
person who's like Gavin in some ways in that people
who are stupid are going to hear him and listen
to him, kind of like Pete too, mayor Pete they'll listener.
Is saying all these words and doing really good at
stringing words together, but not at actually saying anything useful.
That's him, I mean, that's his mo and that's why
stupid people listen to him and think he's amazing. So
one of the things that she asked him about hit
him hard on really was about the Trump is like
the whole ceasefire in the Middle East that Trump was
able to achieve this week. She asked him pointedly, if
you're asked on the debate stage, which, by the way,
the debate for the mayor race is tonight, I'm not
sure if I'm sure you can watch it online. But
you know, Curtis Lee was going to be there, Andrew
Colmo is going to be there, Zohan's going to be there.
That's going to be super interesting. I still think's going
to win.
Speaker 1: I can't see any around it. I think he's going
to win.
Speaker 3: Too, but it is going to be an interesting debate
to watch. And so she was saying, like, if the
question is asked by the moderators, which it probably won't be,
but if it is, who on stage would credit Donald
Trump with Middle Eastern peace?
Speaker 2: Like?
Speaker 3: Who would you give him any credit for that? Here,
here's what his answer would be tomorrow night.
Speaker 19: If you give credit to President Trump for the ceasefire
between Israel and Hamas and the return of the twenty
living hostages, would you raise your hand?
Speaker 20: You know, first, I want to say it's a real
pleasure to be here. Thank you for having me, and
it's an honor to have this opportunity to speak to
so many New Yorkers and Americans across the country. And
when it comes to the ceasefire, I am thankful and
I have hope that it will actually endure and that
it will be lasting, and I continue to have concerns
because I've seen reports still that's this in the last
few days, that five Palestines were killed by the Israeli military,
And that's what gives me pause about issuing any kind
of praise or celebration at a moment when it is
still so in its infancy. And what I will tell
you is that in that same moment, it is also
one that requires a focus on ensuring that that hope,
that belief in a better future is one that is
emblematic in our policies right here in New York City
as well, and that's what we're hoping to lead with.
Speaker 19: Will would you give President Trump credit or not to
any extent credit or not?
Speaker 3: I think it's too really to do so, too early
to say.
Speaker 20: But if it, if it proves to be something that
is lasting, something that is durable, then I think that
that's where you give credit.
Speaker 1: So he's so full of shit, he's on video screaming
free Palestine. Well, Trump essentially delivered that for you, I
mean essentially, So why can't you think him at least
give him a little bit of thanks. He refuses to
do that, He does it totally, And why won't any
of these Islamis do that? Why won't they ask yourself that?
Speaker 3: I mean, it is a question. He's also been He's
said in multiple instances that if if he is mayor
in New York City and bib comes to town, he
will arrest him, which is batshit. And so Martha asked
him about.
Speaker 19: That, said that you would arrest net Yahoo if he
came to the United States. You've been very outspoken in
your criticism of him. Do you stand by that you
would arrest him if he came here if you were
a mayor.
Speaker 20: I've said that this is a city that believes international law,
and this is a city that wants to uplift and
up hold those beliefs. The primary measure Face.
Speaker 3: Doesn't stand by the International Criminal Court.
Speaker 20: It hasn't signed the Treaty for the International Criminal Court.
The National Criminal Court, however, has issued a warrant for
the arrest of Benjamin Yahoo.
Speaker 3: Ass in the United States.
Speaker 20: Could you arrest as it has for Vladimir Putin? I've
said that I believe that we should uphold arrest warrants
by the National Criminal Court, and that we would should
do so only in abiding with all of the laws.
In front of us. I'm not going to make a
new law to ensure that we can actually.
Speaker 19: That commissioners would allow you to arrest Net and Yahoo
in New York City.
Speaker 20: I've appreciated Commissioner Tish's leadership of the NYPD, and I
think that she's done a good job at lowering crime
across the city.
Speaker 1: Got this guy is such a snake, right, he's just smiling, sneaky,
he's just smiling. Cannot wait to get in there, just
to f things up. Good luck New York, good f
being law.
Speaker 3: How did so many New Yorkers fall for it? I
mean just they love his smile and his chunky little eyes.
Oh my god.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Cynthia Nixon is like, I may like turn straight
over this guy, look at him, smile at me. I
just it's grown. He is such a used car salesman. Yeah,
how can you not see it?
Speaker 3: I can't believe it. I can't believe. And now, like
the prediction percentages of how much he's going to win
by is I mean they're talking about like he has
an eighty seven percent chance of winning this race.
Speaker 1: Just do you have the tax video? Do you have that? Yeah?
Speaker 3: Yeah, we'll get we'll get to that. She also asked
him about whether Hamas, whether Hamas a terrorist organization, should disarm.
That seems like a really give me kind of question,
like an easy this is an easy one. This is
like an easy a here's a layup for you, Like,
how do you not have an answer to this? I
don't even know. Just listen.
Speaker 19: Do you believe that Harmas should lay down their weapons
and leave the leadership in Gaza?
Speaker 20: I believe that any future here in New York City
is one that we have to make sure that's affordable
for all, and as it pertains to Israel and Palestine,
that we have to ensure that there's peace, and that
is the future that we have to fight for.
Speaker 19: But you won't say that Hamas should lay down their
arms and give up leadership in Gaza.
Speaker 20: I don't really have opinions about the future of Hamas
and Israel beyond the question of justice and safety.
Speaker 1: Yeah you do?
Speaker 3: I mean, why you a lie?
Speaker 1: Oh my god? He couldn't answer the question because he's
on their side. He sides with terrorists, That's what he said.
If he couldn't answer that question clearly, then he sides
with terrorists.
Speaker 3: He doesn't have an opinion. Bullshit, He said all opinions
about Palestine. Are you serious?
Speaker 1: He has all the opinions about everything. He has no
problem saying listen, I want higher taxes for affluent white people,
but he can't give an opinion about hamas. Bullshit. Oh
my god.
Speaker 3: Speaking of arms and being armed, let's not forget that.
Back in twenty twenty two, this was fairly recent. He
said we need to ban all guns of them. This
is a guy running and he's supposedly going to give
an oath to the Constitution, and I guess he just
is unaware that the Second Amendment is part of that.
Speaker 1: Well, he needs to ban all of our guns. But
with hamas they can have them. Hamas, the terrorists can
have them, but we can't have them. You guys, what
a piece of crap. This guy is a piece of crap.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but man, is he snowing a lot of people?
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, because people are stupid.
Speaker 3: Democrats love to talk about fair share without ever saying
what that is. I guess we can give him some
credit for actually pinpointing a number. Here is the number
he thinks people should be taxed by.
Speaker 19: So a lot of individuals in this city pay more
than fifty percent of their income and taxes. When you
talk about a fair share, how much more than what
is the fair share?
Speaker 20: What's the number I've said that we should increase personal
and cootex Fifty is fair.
Speaker 3: And my point is this more than half of your income.
Speaker 20: That if you're making a million dollars in New York
City or more than that, you can afford to pay
two percent more. And the reasons you can afford to
do so is because that money will be used to
better your quality of life as well, Because when I
speak to the wealthiest New Yorkers, I hear concerns about
the cleanliness of the city, the quality of life in
the city, questions of public safety. This money is the
money that will be used to liver on those things
so that we can ensure that we have a return
on investment for all of the money that we are
raising and spending right here across the five borough Okay.
Speaker 3: And then let me smile again.
Speaker 1: God, let me just get this straight. So you're you're
tax at fifty two percent. If you make like say
you make a million dollars a year, you tax it
fifty two percent, and then tack on like federal income
tax on top of that.
Speaker 3: And my no, I think she's saying fifty percent includes federal,
local state.
Speaker 1: That's federal fifty two percent. You guys, that's insanity.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's like totally nuts.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, Like, okay, just remember and I remind
people of this all the time. I think I said
said three in the past, but it's actually five. We
fought a revolution over a five percent t tax. Five
percent a revolution. You guys. Remember when we used to
have balls as a country as people?
Speaker 3: Good time?
Speaker 1: Yeah, remember that, I remember. We see it. Now we're
like fifty I mean, I guess that's not bad. And
let's just rusher insuri a law too, okay, America, Okay,
people are stupid. Americans have just gone stupid, they really have.
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Speaker 3: Just to show you an example of how snowed these
New Yorkers are, here's an example. Let me give him
to that.
Speaker 21: Here's your value. I really believe in his vision. I
think that he really cares for the people and just
wants to make a sustainable future. We have seemingly have
a limit US budget for things like policing and I
don't know tax breaks for wealthy individuals, but when we
there has to be running more things that.
Speaker 10: Support more people.
Speaker 1: There's a lot of stuff in his social media background
that you know a lot of New Yorkers are sort
of feeling unsure about.
Speaker 21: I don't think they're real concerns at all. I think
people are just searching for something. They're very uncomfortable with
him being very having a lot of socialist policies is
not anti semitic. He's just yeah, it's anti semitic.
Speaker 1: You complete hag. You have no idea what you're talking about.
This tracks right, the bull ring. It's always the bull ring?
What is that? Stop it?
Speaker 3: Why do? Why do? I don't understand why anybody wants
one of those.
Speaker 1: I just want to pull them by it and go
from here, you're an idiot, you're an idiot, and then
like let it snap back?
Speaker 3: Why god? It just it's it feels like it looks
like it would be so painful if you're not. But
also to.
Speaker 1: Have like ranchers look at that and go what are
you doing? What are you doing? Stop it? I just
I don't get to get that stupid. It's such a dumb.
Look it really is.
Speaker 3: We do have a little just a time itsy bits,
a bit of follow up on the whole Young Republicans
text exchange, that whole hullabaloo that we talked about yesterday,
only because JD. Vance was on the Charlie Kirks Show
yesterday and he, you know, he's one of the tweets
that we showed. Some people had a problem with the
fact that he was like, why are we even talking
about this when there's a guy running for attorney general
in Virginia who literally wants to kill children and openly
says that, I mean.
Speaker 1: They're fascist, mock they're fascist children, right, So.
Speaker 3: He explained his position a little bit further. I'm not
even going to play the whole thing, but just to
give you a sense of where his mindset is, here's JD.
Speaker 22: Politically powerful, who is about to become one of the
most powerful law enforcement officers in the country. That person
seriously wishing for political violence and political assassination is one
thousand times worse than what a bunch of young people,
a bunch of kids say in a group chat, however
offensive it might be, that's just reality.
Speaker 3: It is the reality it is, And still no one's
calling for him to drop out.
Speaker 1: No, no, they're not going to there. It's kind of
the same thing I equate it to. You know, after
Charlie was murdered, it was like, we need to tone
down the whole fascist nazi Has anybody toned that down? Now,
nobody's toned it down. They don't care. They don't care.
They didn't care that Charlie was murdered. They didn't care.
In fact, they put conditional language onto their you know,
I feel bad about it, but he kind of deserved it,
so right, this is what they did. They're lunatics, Yeah.
Speaker 3: They are. I love this post on x from the
Virginia Project. This was so absolutely perfect. They simply said,
only on everyone involved in those young Republican chat messages
to drop out of the race for attorney General.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, it's great.
Speaker 3: I love it. And you know, there's a relatively tight
race happening for the governor of Virginia between Winsome Sears
and Abigail Spanberger or whatever her name is. An Abigail
has absolutely not said for Jay Jones to drop out.
I mean she's just like, Jay's great, You're right for him.
And so the Virginia Democrats were like, so winsome, are
you gonna call for the resignation of those horrible young Republicans?
And so I loved her response so much. They she
was like, yeah, easy, they should absolutely step down. Your turn, Abigail, Right,
I mean, how hard of this because they walk right
into it.
Speaker 1: We hold people accountable on our side, I mean that
the R and C that our side was like, they
were like, they put out a statement immediately, and we
were like, this side, these kids suck. Don't do that. Hey,
anybody coming in, don't do that. How about we don't like,
we're gonna hold our people accountable now your turn, exactly,
and they won't do it.
Speaker 3: And it's so there. It's always so much worse on
the left. I mean, so we've got these young Republicans
and they're not all kids, to be fair, like I
think someone is at least in their late thirties, so
they're people that should know better. But they're also private
text messages, and as we've made the point, we would
it would be bad some of our text God, I'm
not saying that we're like praising Hitler in our text messages,
but we do make off color jokes and you know
what I mean, Like, because we know each other and
it's a safe space and so it's just private texts.
You you let your guard down and you say things
often sarcastically or in a way that you don't mean
because you know you can.
Speaker 1: Well, I gotta say some of the memes y'all would love.
I'm just putting it out there. He'd be like, that's true.
We met it up, man, it that's a really funny one. Yeah,
it's true.
Speaker 3: And a little bit later in the show, we're going
to have thanks to Milk Bar TV, our friend Nathan Livingston,
who does such a good job actually sitting through all
of Candace Owen's shows, all of Tucker Carlson shows. I know, man,
that is a job that I could not tolerate, but
he does it because he wants to pull and pull
together very interesting clips from those shows. And he's done it.
Again related to this whole text exchange, which we'll explain
in a second, but first, Katie Porter, who I know
you and Karin talked about when I was out. We've
talked about her since. It just seems like every time
you turn around there's another horrible video of her, another
horrible story about her coming out. She's starting to drop
in the polls for her run for California governor, Thank god,
because she would be absolutely horrible. Not that any Democrat
who's running would be good. But there was a reporter
who really came down on her. I'm not sure who
this reporter is, but this reporter really came at her saying,
how do we know there's not going to be more?
Speaker 2: Like?
Speaker 3: Can you make assurances to the public that we've seen
the worst of you at this point? And she couldn't
do it, you guys, she couldn't do it.
Speaker 14: Behold, California voters feel confident that there aren't any more
Katie Porter videos out there.
Speaker 2: Well, what I know is that I could have done
better in those moments. I'm going to be focused on
earning their votes and earning their trust. That's true in
every election. I've only ever had tough elections. So I'm
absolutely aware that I'm going to have to continue to
show them. I'm going to have to answer every question.
I'm glad I got to continue that interview and finish
that interview and answer all her questions. And That's what
I'm going to continue to do to show Californians not
only that I understand their problems, but that I have
the the will and the strength of character to actually
get something done about them.
Speaker 14: But not just the CBS interview, the interview with the staffer.
Can voters be confident that there won't be another one
of those videos that's going to come to light?
Speaker 2: What I do know is that I could have been
better in that situation.
Speaker 14: That's not a no. So is there potentially another video
that we're going to see?
Speaker 2: Nikki? I'm going to be honest with you. I know
that that video and that video was several years ago,
as you know, and I apologize to the staffer that's
super important to me, and will continue to try to
hold myself to do better. That's what I can promise.
Speaker 14: But not that there's not going to be any more videos,
because that's that's what people are wondering. Are we going
to see something.
Speaker 1: Else like that?
Speaker 2: I can tell you what I've told you, which is
that I am taking responsibility for this situation, and I'm
also not going to back down from fighting back for California,
from being tough. I don't think this is a moment
where the same old, same old is going to cut it,
But that doesn't change the fact that what I did
to that stuff her was wrong. I've acknowledged it to
her in that moment, and I'm acknowledging it now.
Speaker 1: She's like, Nikki, I don't know how many people have
poured scalding hot vegetables on I don't know it's I
don't know how am I supposed to know that? Nikki.
Speaker 3: Wow, there may be there will be videos of me
pouring potatoes on people.
Speaker 1: It could be I can't tell you for shy that
I've poured all sorts of hot things on people. I
cannot be responsible for that. Nikki, You ignorant slut.
Speaker 3: I'm actually surprised that she held it together, because you know,
she she wanted to raging.
Speaker 1: She wanted to pour scalding hot vegetables on Nikki. That's
what she wanted to do. She wanted to do that.
Speaker 3: She had to sit there and be calm about it.
I just love that. I loved it so.
Speaker 1: Much, seething in her anger.
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Speaker 3: I know for a fact that this next video is
your favorite one of the day, and it's because Nancy
Pelosi was approached I guess I should say by a
reporter who had questions for Nancy Pelosi that Nancy Pelosi
did not like and you can tell how much she
disliked them by watching this clip.
Speaker 6: Congress zan Pelosi, are you at all concerned that the
new January sixth committee will find you liable for that?
Speaker 21: I'm right here?
Speaker 6: Are you at all concerned about the new January sixth
committee finding you liable for that day? Why did you
refuse the National Guard on January sixth?
Speaker 8: Shut up?
Speaker 1: I did not refuse the national Guard. The President didn't
send it. Why are you coming here with Republican talking
points as if you're as serious journalist?
Speaker 11: Can?
Speaker 3: People want to know?
Speaker 6: We still have questions?
Speaker 3: Thank you?
Speaker 1: Look at her smiles my favorite I need to be
friends with there immediately got Nancy.
Speaker 5: Please.
Speaker 1: She's like a drunk green bean.
Speaker 3: Did you see her?
Speaker 1: She's That whole video gave me so much joy this morning.
I was just like she is. She's snapping you guys,
she's losing it. She is breaking down. She knows that
we're onto her the whole thing, because she's testy, like
she's she's starting to realize that everything is unraveling because
we know we're onto her. God, what a vicious bit
she is? Am I wrong? I mean I'm not wrong.
She's just vicious, isn't.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, I mean the way that she whipped around
and like had that finger out, Yeah, Like, how dare
you question me?
Speaker 1: So we get to question you?
Speaker 3: You?
Speaker 1: I mean, how about let's question you more about your
insider trading? How'd you get rich? Nancy? And she was
responsible going back to Jane and where He's like, she
was responsible for the safety of that day, and she
took responsibility for it, and then she turned the narrative
around and she was like, wait a second, I don't
want to take responsibility for it, because if you look
at the transcript, Trump actually did talk about I want
the guard there, I want the National Guard there. So
you know, she did have a part in that. And
so I cannot wait for her to be held responsible
because Karma is bitchier than she is, you know, I hope.
Speaker 3: So man, I keep waiting I keep waiting.
Speaker 1: Yep.
Speaker 3: Also, I don't understand because I'm obviously not going to
watch this entire interview between Kara Swisher and Kamala Harris.
But Kara Swisher, who is obviously super lib, seems to
be not supportive of Kamala, at least in this clip
that you're about to see. So just so you know
what precedes it, Kamala went on this giant da tribe
about how amazing she is. So she was just like,
I did this, and I was voted for attorney general
that and then I was vice president and I'm like,
so so so amazing, And so what you're about to
hear is the tail end of that. And I just
find the whole tone of Kara Swisher to be very
interesting in this clip. See what you think.
Speaker 7: That is a decent but that is a decent resume,
But go ahead there. Well, some people have actually said,
I'm I was the most qualified candidate ever to run
for president.
Speaker 1: I liked you. I like this.
Speaker 7: Some people say, very nice, but go ahead, I'm just
speaking fact.
Speaker 1: Yeah, what was that about?
Speaker 23: Like?
Speaker 1: I like the Some people say, what is that?
Speaker 3: I don't know what that.
Speaker 1: I don't know that that was weird to me, like,
who is some people? Can you cite that? Can you
cite that? Because?
Speaker 3: Yeah, because you're awful, right, you're.
Speaker 1: And you're not the best qualified. It's like you're not
the most qualified. Someone thinks very highly of oneself, doesn't
someone doesn't someone right. Also, I don't know if she
knows this, but she lost.
Speaker 3: Right with Oh God, with good reason, man, she was
so absolutely encomniate you Jesus right. Yes. Unfortunately, the people
out there that we've talked about many times, Candice Tucker
and Carroll, all the people that are just so just
rabidly anti Israel, they've had huge influence because they do
have huge influence because they have huge audiences. And now
there's this push, you know, Marjorie Taylor Green, Matt Gates.
Everybody's like apac apac apack. They're horrible, They're horrible. They
should register under Pharaoh. It's all American citizens that are
part of APAC. They are not a foreign entity. And
there's other countries. All the other countries also have similar
lobbying groups, lobbying for their own interests. It's what countries do.
We also do it with other countries. So my whole
point in saying that is to just point out the
fact that now, as I predicted, this is going to
be a part of elections henceforth and forthwith. People are
going to be asked the question, what do you think
about a pac what do you think about Israel? What
do you think about us supporting al? It's going to
be a part of the narrative constantly, There's no avoiding it.
It sucks, but it is what it is. So Gavin
Newsome was I don't even know who these podcasters are.
But of course Gavin Newsome very very busy doing podcasts.
That's what his job is now. So he was on
a podcast where he was asked about a pack and
he was so caught off guard by the question that
he could only say the word interesting about seven billion times.
It was really kind of amazing. We should do account.
Speaker 1: Actually, yeah, okay, we should do account. Well, count let's
see if okay, you can get an accurate count. Here
we go, Okay, here is the clear.
Speaker 3: I mean, it's amazing how often he says it interesting.
Speaker 23: You're like the first to bring up apeck in your
which is interesting.
Speaker 24: I will not vote for a candidate that takes one
dollar from a pack.
Speaker 23: It's interesting. I mean, it's interesting even thought about APAC
and it's interesting. You're like the first to bring up
a pack in yours, which is interesting.
Speaker 4: Why did I say that?
Speaker 23: Not relevant to the my day to day life?
Speaker 4: Okay? Which is just interesting.
Speaker 23: Listen, it's interesting you say that jpack perhaps more, but
a pack less and less.
Speaker 4: Okaya, which is just interesting. What's interesting about it that?
Speaker 23: It's just interesting as you bring up a pack that
it hasn't been part of I'm just reflecting quite openly
and honestly, hasn't been part of the day to day.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 24: The only reason, the only reason why I ask is because, uh,
with that, what I'm talking about is lobbying in and
of itself.
Speaker 1: Eleven. I counted eleven. Did you guys count eleven? I
counted eleven. Maybe that was all Maybe that was all
the interestings, But I counted eleven interestings in that little
that tiny little segment.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that was an eighty bitty little clip.
Speaker 1: So that's interesting. It was interesting.
Speaker 3: He's probably gonna need to get a little more up
to speed on how to answer that question.
Speaker 1: Yeah, maybe less time. It's going to quest time on podcast,
more time delving into that there you go.
Speaker 3: So remember yesterday speaking of Candace briefly, Remember yesterday we
talked about the fact that Australia is banning her and
I was like, that seems weird, but okay, Australia is
banning her from the country. I did not realize that
this has been sort of a long time thing at
battle between Candace and Australia. She in fact apparently sued
over that decision, and that decision was just now reinforced.
And so what does that mean. It means that she
is now getting a big fat legal bill and that
makes me happy.
Speaker 2: Oh my.
Speaker 3: So even though I think it's dumb that she's banned,
I do kind of like that she has to pay
for the fact that she sued over it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I love it. And it's an note here that
they decided to block her entry over holocaust denial, islamophobia
and what officials cost, extremeist inflammatory rhetoric. Okay, listen, I
all the stuff like free speech and free speech aside,
you know, because we don't do that here in America.
I think it's interesting that the first thing that they
point out was holocaust denile. She's a holocaust denier, you guys.
So if you know of people that follow this chick
and think that there was sunrises and set up her
butt and everything that she says. She has a holocaust
denier first and foremost. That's why I'm like, that's literally
the reason that I'm like, I want nothing to do
with her, nothing or her crazy ass followers that come
to our Instagram page and they're like, you need to
watch her, you need to do this, you need to
I need to do nothing. I need to.
Speaker 3: Do I need to take your seven thousand dollars bit
bullshit and stuff it down your.
Speaker 1: Pie hole, right, shove it where the sun doesn't shine.
Take it by. Because she is a Holocaust DENI are insane.
Speaker 3: She's disgusting in every way. Also, this is so interesting,
kind of going back a little bit to the discussion
about the group text that everybody's all like, well, the
Young Republicans telegram chat that got leaked. So it's super
interesting to take a phrase from Gavin that Tucker did
a whole segment about that group chat in defense of
the people in it because it was private, right, And
so because Nathan Livingston is so freaking clever, he like
juxtaposed that with Candace getting all like, oh my god,
look at this leaked text that Charlie was in to
just show the difference in attitudes about leaked texts, and
I just thought this was so well done. You guys
check this out.
Speaker 25: Almost no matter what is in the leaked text, a
leak text scandal is a fun scandal because it's inherently salacious.
Speaker 3: This is an actual group chat which happened two days
before Charlie Kirk was assassinated.
Speaker 25: People text under the false presumption what they're writing is private,
and so they relax, they're unguarded, and very often, however,
they're wrong, and those texts come out.
Speaker 4: Take a look, and what you learn when you read.
Speaker 25: Them is what people are saying and presumably thinking in private.
So it's kind of a window into a person's private life.
It's very much like a sex tape, and it's irresistible.
Everybody loves a leaked text scandal. What's interesting really is
are they meaningful? Does it actually tell you something about
the person who's texting? Well, that all depends on the context.
Speaker 3: People are going to try to make you fixate on
a particular quote or a particular.
Speaker 4: Line to make you think that there was something hidden there.
Was nothing hidden about Charlie's views on Israel.
Speaker 25: There are plenty of things you text about the course
of a day if you're an average American that really
don't reflect a lot about who you really are or
what you really think, much less what you intend to do.
Speaker 9: Here's the thing I looked at that moment, is like,
he's just blown off steam.
Speaker 4: He's frustrated, he's venting. Right, if you text that girl
so hot, do you plan to sleep with her? Maybe?
Maybe not? Effect likely not? Would he have invited Candace?
I have no idea, you know.
Speaker 9: I think what he was saying in that text, that text,
he's like, keep coming at me, bro, and let's see
what happens.
Speaker 4: The presumption to many readers is that you do.
Speaker 25: So it's misleading inherently if you say something really ugly,
does that mean you're an ugly person?
Speaker 4: Well, that all depends.
Speaker 3: Charlie writes, Jewish donors play into all of the stereotypes.
Speaker 25: Again, context really matters, and leaked text can be grossly
unfair and misleading to the person from whom they're leaked
because they don't actually reveal the character of the texture.
Speaker 1: And this is forty eight hours before Charlicke was sassay.
He was very clear, and he was very explicit and.
Speaker 25: Moreover, by the way, who wants to be reduced to
his ugliest text? Not many of us.
Speaker 3: I've freaking alone that so much.
Speaker 1: I love it too. Plus you know that for that
text where he's like, I'm going to invite Candice, I
just I still contend that she was the punchline there, totally.
She was a punchline he was doing. He was saying.
I believe that he was saying that, like, you push
me and I'll invite her, which will really push you off,
you know, because nobody wants me to invite her because
she's crazy. Exactly literally what he was thinking. That's what
I think he was. I think that's what he was
trying to convey there, and that's.
Speaker 3: What everybody in the group chat who's come out so
far is saying that he meant because everybody knows she's crazy,
and that's everybody knows that she has like gone into
this different realm and it was far away from where
he was.
Speaker 1: They weren't like hanging out, so he is like, you
push me and I'll invite her.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'll invite like the worst of the worst.
Speaker 1: Rights and so, but I think she is taking it
as we were gonna totally reconcile and have a reunion.
Speaker 3: Which kind of shows you how.
Speaker 1: Self absorbed, Yes, how stelistic, how narcissistic she it's it's
and then her followers are like, yeah, that's what was
going to happen. People are out.
Speaker 20: Of their right now.
Speaker 2: I mean there are.
Speaker 3: It's incredible the number of people I have blocked on
X I cannot even overstate it. It's probably in the
thousands by now. It is out. I don't want anything
to do with If you say seven thousand dollars to me,
it's an instant block because you're too stupid to engage with.
Speaker 1: I'm the same question Instagram too. It's like you, that's
just like you might as well just say you're a racist, Okay.
Speaker 3: I mean it's just so so dumb.
Speaker 1: Yeah, thanks for thanks for not having an intellectual bone
in your body. You know, we cannot have a discussion. Goodbye.
Speaker 3: I'm going to do a little culture stuff right now,
and a couple things in this little segment are going
to make you have hope for humanity, which is great.
But then you're also with this first clip going to
be like, what the hell is wrong with people? Which
you should. So Andrew Wilson is someone who appears on
the Whatever podcast quite frequently, and you can he's a
lot of people call him like super sexist, super misogynistic,
and at times he is, but he can also say
some things that are very insightful, and so you just
kind of take the good, you take the bad, you
take them all. You know, there you have right there,
you have Andrew Wilson. So when he battles against feminists,
I very much enjoy it because he is very very
good on this topic, especially when he is battling a
woman that is this completely stupid. So this is one
of those women who, like so many leftist judges, thinks
that when you're dealing with a criminal, the best way
to deal with that person is to feel sorry for
them and find out about their trauma and understand them
as a human. It's that, right, instead of just throwing
them in jail where they belong. Yeah, and you know
it's bad when you're talking about an example of a
woman being raped, Okay, and they use the word grape
because apparently I don't know.
Speaker 1: If you can say that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, so they use the word grape, but that's
what they're talking about. This woman asked directly, if a
woman gets grape rape, should the man go to jail?
She cannot. You just have to watch this because I
was amazed.
Speaker 26: Okay, So, if a man grapes a girl, right, she
can't consent. She doesn't consent.
Speaker 13: I mean you say a girl? Are talking child?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 4: A woman?
Speaker 26: Sorry? Okay, Yeah, so he grapes a woman, he should go.
Speaker 13: To jail, right, Well, I no, I believe in restorative justice.
Speaker 26: Yeah, Okay, wherever this guy goes, you want to keep
him there while he gets this done because he's not
going to consent to go to it.
Speaker 13: Right Again, it would depend on on context.
Speaker 26: Okay, so he's at a party with a girl. She's
drunk and he's not. He has sex with her. Did
he grape her she's drunk, he's not. Okay, yes, he
graped her. What should happen to that guy?
Speaker 13: Like, what what would my sentence be?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 13: That essentially, if we're talking about restorative justice, that he
is educated on the harm that he committed and that
he receives mental professional help in terms of understanding his actions.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, Yeah, she's everything he should have said,
what if you get graped? What should happen to that
man that sheds you?
Speaker 1: She's so messed at Mark, she'd say the same thing.
She would say the same She would say the same
thing because this is what these feminists believe. She honestly
would say that. Now. Granted, would she actually feel that
way if it actually happened in real life. Probably not,
But she'd say it to that guy because she's a
feminist and that's what she thinks is the right thing
to say.
Speaker 3: She's unbelievable to me, unbelieved it.
Speaker 1: It is unbelievable, isn't it? These wow backcrap crazy.
Speaker 3: But to make you feel better about the human race,
here is a lovely young black gentleman who has a
fellow has a message for his fellow black young gentleman,
and I freaking love him.
Speaker 27: Video won't get a lot of views, because whenever I
make videos talking about real shit, those videos never get
a lot of views. However, I'm saying it anyway to
all my young black men. The days of us not
really caring about politics, watching from the sideline, not really
knowing what's going on, those days need to be over.
And if you're a normal guy like me who likes sports, fashion,
hip hop. You need to have some level of understanding
about politics because those those who do not understand politics
are governed by those who do. And the cool thing
about it is, the more you learn, the less you
can be taken advantage of. Pretty much all of us.
Young black men were raised damn there the same way.
Spend a lot of time with grandma and grandpa, spend
a lot of time in church. Now, obviously I'm generalizing,
but you get the idea. I say all that to
say the majority of us are conservatives. We just don't
all really know it. We all believe in bosson up
and taking advantage of capitalism. I would like to think
most of us believe a man is a man and
a woman as a woman. Most of us are also
tired of seeing non masculine black men represent us. Basically,
what I'm getting at is the faster we recognize that
our values aligned more with conservative ideology opposed to liberal ideology,
the faster we can take advantage of this American system.
And don't take my word for it. Just look at
the past sixty years. Black men have been voting majority
Democrat for sixty years. And look what's happened. Fathers are
not in the home. Household income adjusted for inflation is lower,
and black on black crime is higher. At this point,
we might as well try something different. With that being said,
I'm gonna give you all some homework looking at Thomas Soul,
looking to Bob Woodson, looking at Byron Donald's, and then
type into Google black rap that supported Trump. That way
you don't feel alone and see that it's okay to
be black and conservative. And I'll talk to you soon.
Speaker 1: I love him, I love him.
Speaker 3: I love him so much too.
Speaker 1: I love him.
Speaker 3: You're gonna love what was his Juicy Gold is what
he went by. His handle was Juicy Gold.
Speaker 1: Juicy Gold.
Speaker 3: Yeah, he was great, and so too is this young
black woman who listen. I feel bad for black people
who are constantly it's like that soft bigotry of low expectations,
right which so many black people participate in, you know,
like Kaitanji Brown. Jackson is a perfect example. But there
are so many black people who rightly are offended by
affirmative action, by by the implication that they're somehow dumber
than everybody else and can't just work hard and do
the things on their own.
Speaker 1: They reject the compartmentalization. Don't put me yes rocks, how
dare you? Yeah?
Speaker 3: Exactly. And this woman, also fantastic, is a great example,
a great message here. You're gonna love this one.
Speaker 2: Too.
Speaker 28: Off about the left is that every single time I
post something about being a black Conservative, they always want
to go, oh, well, they're never going to accept you.
You're never going to be one of them, They're never
going to do anything for you. Okay, cool. I don't
want to be one of them, whatever that means. They
don't need to do anything for me. Everything that I've
ever achieved or received is because of me and my
work ethic alone. Every single job I've had, promotion I've had, school,
I've gotten into, grade that I've received is because of
me and me alone, not because of my skin color,
but because of my merit. While you sit over there
and play the oppression game and wait for another government handout,
I'm out here grinding and working and getting the things
that I'm setting out to receive, and it has nothing
to do with my skin color, but everything to do
with the content of my character.
Speaker 1: I love her that, I absolutely love her.
Speaker 3: That's right.
Speaker 1: More, please more, I thought you guys would like that. Fantastic.
Speaker 3: Also, it's been a hot minute since we have had
an opportunity to make fun of Ilaria. But Ilaria Baldwin
was recently on Dancing with the Stars, which was of
course as a show that I pay absolutely zero attention
to whatsoever, but it is popular still and people pay
attention to it. And she was kicked off. I don't
know after how many episodes, but she was so utterly
just disappointed by being kicked off. It has like shaped
her life, you guys, in ways that's just over the top.
She's so over the top about everything that I just
enjoyed this video so much because I think that her
dance partner secretly thinks she's ridiculous. You can tell by
the eyes. Just watch the eyes, Okay, when you watch this.
Speaker 1: I said to my twelve year old, what if I
get voted off right away?
Speaker 3: And she said, Mommy, at least you tried.
Speaker 4: At least you tried.
Speaker 2: I opened my heart.
Speaker 1: Oh god, my god, it's broken again. I cannot taking
his eyes.
Speaker 8: Forty one.
Speaker 1: I hate her.
Speaker 13: I closed the door and down something.
Speaker 1: He's like, I cannot wave me away from.
Speaker 3: Her opening it up.
Speaker 23: Husband, broh and I met Alic when I was twenty seven.
Speaker 13: The world has been trying to beat.
Speaker 2: You sent.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, did.
Speaker 2: Because no matter what I do, it's not enough.
Speaker 3: Drama. Maybe I'll close the DAR again. What a freaking
drama queen.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, You're gonna be fine, you little Jimmy
John Ga.
Speaker 3: I just got kicked off a dance show. Okay, the
world is fine, you're fine. Letting her trials and tribulations.
Who is just so ridiculous. She's so ridiculous.
Speaker 1: She's of Latin descent.
Speaker 3: So I have a special surprise. This is specifically for
Brian Brumley, because he, of course has absolutely fallen in
love and uses it at every opportunity. That that guy
that said why are you guys? That guy has an
Instagram account that finally came across my algorithm yesterday. I
was so excited because now we know his name. Okay,
his name is. Write this down, Brian, because you're gonna
want to follow him. Simon Cagua Najalla.
Speaker 1: Is his next easy kay, totally easy to spell.
Speaker 3: Hello, and he knows and appreciates that he has become
such a meme. So here, for example, is the video
that came across my feed.
Speaker 4: Why are you?
Speaker 12: Even the compositions you heard or points to you being gay,
the kind of clothes, even the games you watch, the
jokes you make.
Speaker 4: Everything about you is gay.
Speaker 1: You're talking TODs, you're talking toys, you're talking goodness, what
are you gay? Yeah? Eh, Brian's on vacation. Somebody said,
Brian's not here. Somebody send this to Brian and ask
him why is he gay? Some reason you have to ask, man,
my god, why are you? I have to find imediately,
Oh my.
Speaker 3: God, you have to. Everybody does, because he is a
delighted Simon Kagua. It's kagg w A. And then the
last name is Najala n.
Speaker 1: J a l a. Of course it's nja l a.
Of course that's what it is. Simon.
Speaker 3: Anyway, moving on, we do need to also talk about
the very distinct possibility that football is gay. And if
you need proof, here is a woman just going about
our daily business overhearing football and you, guys.
Speaker 1: It sounds gay.
Speaker 7: You have to like when there's a guy coming right
in your face and he just sits in there and
delivers it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, guys, coming down his face.
Speaker 25: Feeling is the cowboys probably coming right down their throats
now to roll Williams.
Speaker 4: He needed to thrust to get it in.
Speaker 1: Binds has been coming all night long.
Speaker 20: And then he pulls out.
Speaker 4: And and it's just hard. It's been a while since
he's seen a hole that big could know what to do.
I got five inches on them.
Speaker 13: But there's two bodies going to get that gobbler at
the end of this game too.
Speaker 1: Oh my god. We're a family show. We're a family show.
Here are you guys?
Speaker 3: I'm just saying there's a distinct possibility we're going to
get Simon in there going why are you gay?
Speaker 2: Right?
Speaker 1: Why are you gay? Football?
Speaker 3: So you guys, I do enjoy football, Okay, but I do.
I am not at all and I am not an
expert on all of the rules.
Speaker 1: Okay. Wears a shirt that says I think both teams
have fun today. That's what she wears. Yeah you want
that T shirt?
Speaker 3: I want that. I love that so much so. But
in any case, I mean, I know a lot of
the rules. I feel like I get more and more
football smart every year. However, I'm know where closes to,
like where my husband and son are. They are they
know literally everything and so what I have had trouble
with I'm just gonna be honest. Okay, you guys are
gonna think I'm super dumb about football, but I cannot
get it, can't. It's like the difference between Wi Fi
and cellular and I will never understand it. Ever, it
doesn't matter how many times that's the cloud.
Speaker 1: Nobody understands the cloud.
Speaker 3: But no matter how many times or how many ways
it's explained to me, I don't. I won't get it.
So like, don't try, don't try, don't send me emails. Okay,
I just won't get it. I just won't. And the
same is true about the whole what happens at a
what's it called when you when when the team punts? Okay,
so when they first punt at the beginning, at the
beginning of a of a play. Yeah, I never understand
what happens at the end. I don't understand touchbacks, I
don't understand the fair catches. I don't understand all the
different ways that the play can start from a punt.
It doesn't matter how many times it's explained to me.
So the other weekend, Ron was trying desperately to get
me to understand like he was going slow. He was
explaining all the scenarios and I tried, I tried so
hard to get the touch back. I still don't get it.
So this video was so funny to me because it
has words I've never even heard of that I know
exists in football plays.
Speaker 1: But the guy that does all.
Speaker 3: The English language videos that we played yesterday, even that guy,
he did one on football, you guys, and it reminded
me so much of me trying to understand touchbacks. Please enjoy.
Speaker 29: So, when a player crosses the line before the ball
is snapped, it's called off sides, which means this player
crossing the line before the ball snap.
Speaker 20: Is called off sides.
Speaker 29: No, it's called ball start, you know. So it's because
this player is on offense and this player is on defense,
so it's.
Speaker 8: Not the same.
Speaker 28: That's why.
Speaker 29: But if this player crosses the line before the ball,
then it would be called.
Speaker 4: No, what do you think?
Speaker 29: It's called encroachment. It's because when this player crossed the line,
he made contact with the other player. Let's take a
step back. If this player crosses the line before the
ball snapped, it's called.
Speaker 1: No encroachment.
Speaker 29: No, no, what would you think it's called neutral zone infraction.
It's because this player moved in reaction to this player
crossing the line.
Speaker 3: Why that's me, that's me right there.
Speaker 1: I love how he goes.
Speaker 3: Why would you think? Don't you understand?
Speaker 1: Like?
Speaker 3: Why would you think? Don't you see how like I
love his little things like that? Absolutely crack? I'm sorry,
but what was that last one? It was some kind
of inction and encroach?
Speaker 1: Crazy?
Speaker 3: I was yesterday years old when I heard those terms.
Speaker 1: I'm understanding those words used in football.
Speaker 3: Why it's too complicated.
Speaker 1: Nobody needed that, nobody asked for it.
Speaker 3: They just shoved that.
Speaker 1: In there to sound smart. Just stop it. It's football.
Speaker 3: Anyway, So those are that is a level of football
I will never understand. And don't try to help me
because just I won't get it.
Speaker 1: He doesn't care. Can I try to explain football on me?
I'm like, is there a shoe sail at Nords Drum?
I'm just I check out completely?
Speaker 3: All right, we need to get to some thank yous.
There was one from the ball pit yesterday from hairshop girl.
I don't know what the fifty means, but it says
you two are awesome. I get up earlier every day
to listen for like nine months. Now love you too MUCHO,
which was very nice, sweet too. I know I love that.
Over on locals, joe Lette said Trump said New York
wouldn't get federal funding if they vote. Ma'm Danny in. Yeah,
he's been like that guy's.
Speaker 1: He's a psycho. He's a psycho. Commy totally.
Speaker 3: Rachel Sinks says, happy forty second anniversary to me and
my husband Michael. It's been a minute, Daisy. You got
me freaking out. I dreamed I woke up on Christmas
and had forgot to put my Christmas tree up November first.
Speaker 1: We're doing it.
Speaker 3: This is I guess why you do it early? Yea
Dana Spain, thank you, she says, Good morning, beautiful chicks
from Arizona. Just a juby sending love because you brighten
every day. Excellent, So nice now you.
Speaker 1: Okay, we got Marsi Periles, Good morning checks, Happy Thursday.
Hope you have a wonderful day. Thank you, Marcy tom Jay.
I'm in New York City and can say the one
and only reason Zoe Ran won the primaries because he
promised to freeze rents. Nothing else, he says, has much impact.
That's a terrible reason to vote for somebody. Terrible, terrible reason.
God speed New York Curio twenty three. But lated, dad joke.
My rug was so well behaved on a recent road trip.
It's the perfect carpet. Take my money, Jered. I love
that one.
Speaker 3: Oh before I forget, I have gifts. Bring it in
and then if people don't want to stay for.
Speaker 1: That, I'll bring it in. Mention, I still haven't gotten
It's been a crazy you guys' homecoming week. There's so
much crap going on. I've not been in my post office. Sorry,
I may get there, I may not. I don't know
what's happening this week. I don't know which end is.
Speaker 3: At first, I just wanted to acknowledge Shelley Bolton sent
me a very lovely letter and I did get it,
and I just wanted you to know that I got it.
It was just really sweet about all the stuff that
I've been dealing with with Thomas, and I very much
appreciate that. And got a card from Leticia Sangster that said,
I wanted send you a little laugh, I'm praying for
your family. Lots of love from Missouri, and then she
sent these little these little.
Speaker 1: Bees, Oh my gosh, are they gbs.
Speaker 3: I think they're jubies.
Speaker 1: They have a little yamakas on.
Speaker 3: I don't think they have I don't know, I don't
exactly know, but I just love them so much.
Speaker 1: That is so cute.
Speaker 3: And then lastly from gay O obrah Slinsky. She also
sent me a very lovely letter. And she is a
hospice nurse, and so I've really really appreciated especially the
messages from our insiders who have experience in that field,
from doctors those I mean, that has just been so sweet.
And she was recently, I guess she was in Poland
and she got me this Polska hat. Oh I love it.
I know I love it too. That's so thank you.
Thank you, thank you, all three of you. I would
just so appreciate that.
Speaker 1: Thank you, thank you, very very sweet. Thank you guys. Okay, everybody,
have a wonderful Thursday.
Speaker 3: We will see tomorrow.
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