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Canada and Mexico.
Speaker 3: Cave frump.
Speaker 1: Oh yep, jd Vance visits East Palestine and creepy Schlossburg dude,
that Kennedy kid. He goes after Megan Kelly. Not smart dude,
not smart, not a smart decision on his part. All
that and so much more show today.
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Speaker 3: Anyway, I hope people find us wherever they are. There's
a lot to get to. It could be potentially a
long show today. I'm not sure because there was so
much stuff going on yesterday with all the tariffs and
all the USAID or USAI D I think I'm just
gonna say USAID because it's.
Speaker 1: Quick, that's where it works.
Speaker 3: Yeah, or maybe I'll even say you said, you said
work even faster. So I don't know. We'll just see
how that works out. But anyway, let's get to some
headlines that are unrelated to the tariffs and the you said,
because there was still so much going on even besides that.
And then we've got fun stuff to get to later
in the program. But first we're going to kick it off, like,
what is going on with the nominations? You might I asked, Oh,
you tell you this ass hat Senator Brian shats from Hawaii.
All the terrible people other than Tulci come from Hawaii.
Apparently he's planning on doing whatever he can to stall
all the nominees until you said, is up and running again.
This is according to the Wall Street Journal. Yeah, I
don't know how much poll he has. I don't know
how much late power.
Speaker 6: He has.
Speaker 1: Never heard of him, never heard of him at all.
It's nice looking at me parts his teeth down the middle,
look at him. Everybody shats Brian Art right there. He
just said. It's nice that he does that. Mm hmm.
Speaker 3: But I do know that. Adam Schiff retweeted this, saying, Yeah,
we're gonna that's what we're gonna do. It tells you
a lot.
Speaker 1: We're going to talk about that. What this tells you.
Speaker 3: H So in any case, they're going to play their games.
But uh Mark. Wayne Mullen had a couple of tweets
about the progress of the nominees. Here's the first one.
He said he was still getting a ton of questions
on the timeline for confirmation for the cabinet. Per Senate rules,
Cabinet secretary nominees can only be processed one at a time,
which I did not know with thirty hours of debate
for each one unless that time gets waived. So when
it comes to the stall tactics, I'm assuming that this
is what they mean. They're going to use every single
ounce of that thirty hours. The Democrats know that the
Republicans have fifty three seats, meaning the majority will inevitably
win on final confirmation, but they need unanimous consent from
all members to bypass that thirty hour rule. And Democrats
are refusing to allow us to process even the nominees
who received one hundred percent bipartisan support, which is why
we're calling them out. But this is the leverage that
they have, This is the only leverage they have. So
he was explaining that in a tweet, and then he
went on to say that Pam Bondi's procedural vote was
last night. Today Tulsi has a vote in the Intelligence
Committee and RFK Junior has a vote in the Finalants Committee.
Hash will follow after that. They can only again move
one at a time on the floor, but they're moving.
So that's where all of that stands.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, I swear these people they just they're just right.
They just want to combat everything. It's just like when
we get some stuff done. The American people have a mandate.
They just want to get stuff done. Can you quit
trying to get in the way.
Speaker 3: Right, I mean, we're going to keep doing the things.
So delaying it, delaying the inevitable, just seems silly and pointless.
Speaker 1: It is whatever, it's absolutely silly and pointless. You're being
a child, and that's meaning to children.
Speaker 3: And then meanwhile, as if everything that was going on
yesterday wasn't enough, it turns out that Trump has also
pulled us out of the UN Human Rights Council. This
is according to Politico. So we're getting out of all
of the corrupt, nonsense agencies and organizations that are that
actually do counter to what they're their name even implies.
So we're we're not playing with that anymore.
Speaker 1: We don't serve us and usually we have to pay,
We have to pay to play in a lot of
these things, and it's like they just want our money.
Just bugger off man, Right.
Speaker 3: So we've got like Iran. I don't even remember who's
in charge of you or who's at the top of
the UN human rights counts, but it's always somebody like Iran,
you know what I mean for human rights?
Speaker 1: Okay, I'm just.
Speaker 3: Like, why are we participating in this?
Speaker 1: It's walking oxymorn.
Speaker 3: This next headline absolutely cracked me up because I was like,
what talent exactly is Joe Biden going to have here?
He has signed with c AA, the biggest Hollywood talent
agency that there is. Joe Biden is their new talent.
Speaker 1: Gosh, Okay, he can barely read his teliprompter, so I
don't know what his talent will be. But I'm assuming
this probably me that he's going to be doing speaking engagements.
Speaker 3: I guess.
Speaker 1: So that's what that's all about. That's how they make
their money. But you guys, he can't speak.
Speaker 3: We've seen that for the last four years. I know,
this is outrageous.
Speaker 1: He needs to just like fade back into the bushes.
You know, this is what a disaster Oh my god.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so he signed. I don't know what that's going
to mean, but be on the lookout for speaking engagements
and books from Jeb Biden.
Speaker 1: He's definitely not going to be riding a bike. Good lord.
Speaker 3: In other news, christinome hard at work wearing all kinds
of hats literally, but also doing things like undoing the
temporary protected status for more than three hundred thousand Venezuelans.
So they have now lost that status and are likely
to be deported shortly, which is great.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: And then, speaking of deportations, New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy
said the dumbest thing the other day that is now
going viral. He apparently is copying to housing an illegal
alien in his home. Okay, why he said this, and
why he's all like put him up, come and get
me about it. I have no idea, But here is
the story about that.
Speaker 9: See, the governor of New Jersey practically a daring the
agency to come to his own home. Democratic Governor Phil
Murphy declared on Saturday that he and the first Lady
are allowing someone pursuing legal status to stay at their home.
The governor a little vague on this, but the bold
admission came at an event during a broader discussion about
the policies of the new Trump administration.
Speaker 3: Here is the governor.
Speaker 2: Listen, Tammy and I were talking about I don't want
to get into too much detail, but there's someone on
a broader universe whose immigration status is not yet at
the point that they are trying to get it to
and we said, you know what, let's have her live
at our house above our garage, and good luck to
the Feds coming in to try to get her.
Speaker 1: Okay, good luck to them. Okay, right.
Speaker 3: They that tracked so quick. Oh my gosh. As soon
as that viral, his reps are like, oh, that was no,
we've not there's never been anybody at the house. That
was just a mischaracterization. Dude, that out loud.
Speaker 6: It was like totally.
Speaker 1: Blatant the way that he said it. Oh my god.
And they could come to your home because you're bringing
the law. If you're harboring an illegal that's actually like
he could get like five years for that. You give
five years in prison for that. You can't conceal, harbor,
or shield an illegal alien in any place, including a
building or a vehicle, and if you do it for
financial gain, you can get ten years, and if you
cause bodily injury, you can get twenty years. No Bill,
you may want to like shut your yapper. Oh not
brag about it.
Speaker 3: Oh. I saw Tom Homan on some interviews saying, noted,
you know, like he heard what Phil Murphy said, he
heard about the backtrack there. He's definitely looking into it
with a mom Homan, what's this guy?
Speaker 1: And he is a governor.
Speaker 3: I know, it's like, what an idiotic move that was?
Speaker 1: Oh my god, I'm stupid. And you know it was
probably somebody was saying it is this housekeeper. It probably
is somebody that like works for him, you know what
I mean, somebody that he's like, He's like, well, I mean,
I just like and that is what a lot of
these Democrats are just like, oh my gosh, just my
housekeeper or this person or that person, and you know
who cares, right, who cares if they're not a citizen.
It's it's gross. It's absolutely gross that he would say
that out loud.
Speaker 3: He did, and now everybody's calling him out on it,
which is absolutely fabulous. We're going to get into what
happened with Canada and Mexico yesterday, but there was also
progress with Panama, as you're going to hear from this
report from Brettbear.
Speaker 10: Meantime, President Trump's foreign policy bearing fruit on other fronts.
Panama now pledging to end a key of ellmid deal
with China on the Panama Canal. The reversal coming following
Trump's tough talk and a visit from Secretary of State
Marco Rubio. He spoke moments ago on working with the
Central American nation to stem a legal immigration.
Speaker 11: Recognize that many of the people who seek mass migration
are often victims and victimized.
Speaker 6: Along the way.
Speaker 11: It's not good for anyone. The only people who benefit
from mass migration are traffickers. And so this is a
program that shows how cooperating with our strong allies here
in Panama can help to stem the flow by creating
a disincentive, by sending a clear message that if you
come and you come herregularly, you may be stopped and
you may be returned to your country of origin.
Speaker 1: I love that.
Speaker 3: I mean, yes, he starts the conversations and things happen right.
Speaker 1: And so many people are afraid of those conversations. You know,
I mean, I know that we're we're going to be
talking a little bit about all the other deals that
he's made where people, you know, all of this terrorist step.
Speaker 12: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I just find it interesting because I'll see, you know,
like liberal friends on social media were just like, he's
bullying people, like three days ago, three days ago, I
mean I saw a friend of ours, actually, who's who
is a retired teacher who you know? I mean, listen,
nothing against retired teachers who take pensions from us. But
I vanishes. But I'm kind of like, hey, you've got
it's You've got a worldview that is very safe and
Trump does not have that worldview. Trump is an He's
basically an entrepreneur. Okay, He's all about the risk. He
understands that with risk comes reward. He gets it, and
a lot of people just can't. They can't think that way.
Their brains cannot wrap around the stuff that he does,
and so they're just like, oh my god, he's a bully.
I'm all for the bullying.
Speaker 3: When we've been taken advantage of to the extent that
we have, I'm fine with it too. America, first man, America,
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East Palestine, Ohio, And remember how Biden like promised he'd
visit and like just completely forgot about that entire community. Well,
Trump's administration has not forgotten. And JD. Vance made his
way to East Palestine yesterday and here is a little bit.
Speaker 13: So the President loves this community. Of course he visited
himself personally. And President Trump just wanted to of our
message that this community will not be forgotten, will not
be left behind, and we are in it for the
long haul in East Palestine. What does that mean, Well,
one thing it means is that, of course the environmental
cleanup has to get done. It's a tragedy and a
shame that it wasn't done during the last administration. But
I guarantee we're going to finish the cleanup during this administration,
under the great leadership of Lee Zelden, our new EP
administrator who stands behind me. And I also think that
part of that means the long term economic development of
this community. We know that a lot of local businesses
and a lot of local people lost a lot when
that train disaster happened a couple of years ago. We
are committed not just to finishing the environmental side of
the cleanup, but hopefully seeing East Palestine build back better
and stronger and more prosperous than it was before this
disaster happened in the first place.
Speaker 1: You believe that happened two years ago. I mean, those
people were completely abandoned by the previous administration. You remember
how long it took Pete to get out there, and
that was only because people were like giving him a hard.
Speaker 3: Time, greaming at him.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, finally made it out there. I mean just
sort of, I don't know, in between chess feeding and
calling Rhodes racist. Yeah, and he was like, oh, I
guess I'll just make an appearance for a photo op, right,
I just and then nothing has been done. These people
have been absolutely abandoned. Is disgraceful, got jd vance. He
is me. He is us, you know, it's real.
Speaker 3: He is.
Speaker 1: He's so refreshing. And I hope he never changes. I pray.
Speaker 3: I don't think he will them too.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but don't you think that he won't. I mean,
I just have faith and hope that he actually will
be one of the ones that doesn't change, because he
you know why, because he had a mema.
Speaker 3: He did.
Speaker 1: He had a mema, and I think that that matters
when you have a mem and I'll always remember like
her voice in his head. I hope he does. Yeah,
you know you guys had memas, right, some of you
had a mema. I had a mema.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I had a bob Chess. So I can't relate exactly,
but I love but I mean, same concept.
Speaker 1: Your babcha and my mema would have been like bff,
don't you think. I mean there would have been language barrier.
Speaker 3: Right, I was going to say, they wouldn't have been able
to talk to each other, but still they still would
have hung out. There would have been like you know.
Speaker 1: They would have like understood each other.
Speaker 3: That's right, that's right.
Speaker 1: Totally.
Speaker 3: There was more work at agencies other than USAID, and
this was a big announcement yesterday. Trump planned and plans
in executive order to dismantle the Department of Education, which
should come as very very good news to basically everybody
that the heirs about the state of education in the country. Obviously,
the naysayers are like, he's destroying kids education. Have you
seen the state of education? The more money can throw
at it, the worse it gets. And I don't actually
know when this video was from of Trump talking about
getting rid of the Department of Ed. I think it
may have been even before he won the election and
was just kind of foreshadowing what he was planning to do.
But here's a video of him talking about why this
is so important to get rid of it.
Speaker 7: And one other thing I'll be doing very early in
the administration is closing up the Department of Education in Washington,
DC and sending all education and education work and needs
back to the States. We want them to run the
education of our children, because they'll do a much better
job of it. You can't do worse. We spend more
money per pupil by three times than any other nation,
and yet we're absolutely at the bottom. We're one of
the worst so he can't do worse. We're going to
end education coming out of Washington.
Speaker 13: D C.
Speaker 7: We're going to close it up, all those buildings all
over the place, and you have people that in many
cases hate our children. We're going to send it all
back to the States.
Speaker 6: Thank you very much.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so freaking great, and it's happening, man, this is
not just talk. Apparently he put dozens of DOE officials
on leave. This was according to ABC News. Those people
got a letter with very few details, but apparently the
common denominator is that they all attended a diversity change
agent training program, so they if they indicated interest in
becoming diversity change agents, bye, we are not interested. Not
important for educating our kids. Thank you very much.
Speaker 1: I love that last sentence. The Travelgisation has dropped a
freaking nuke on DEI in just two weeks.
Speaker 3: So great, so great, And it's all these people crying,
like talking to Republicans like, so don't see I bet
you have all the regrets. Now, this is not We
hired him for this right, specifically to do.
Speaker 1: This, and so we're like, he's checking off all the
things we asked him to do. What a concept right
promises made promise damn straight.
Speaker 3: And then meanwhile, as we discussed yesterday, the Democrats are
now headed up by absolute losers, one of which is
the vice chair of the DNC, David Hog. And so
there was an old tweet of his making the rounds yesterday,
just to remind us what kind of person is in
charge at the DNC. Back in twenty two, not that
long ago, David Hog tweeted, I'm never planning on having kids.
I would much rather own a Porsche and have a
Portuguese water dog and golden doodle. Long term, It's cheaper,
better for the environment, and I'll never tell you that
it hates you or asks you to pay for college.
That's who's in charge, you guys.
Speaker 1: Okay, you know what, though, I'm really glad he's never
planning on having kids. Same it's like saying I'm okay
with it. It's like a lot of those the women
on the left, all those liberal like freaks that are
just like I'm getting my tubes tiede because I don't
ever want to, And we're like, okay, that sounds a
good plan. It's okay with us.
Speaker 3: Do you need cheerleaders because we're here.
Speaker 1: We're here for you, right right. He wants to get
a Porsche and a Portuguese water dog.
Speaker 3: I don't think golden doodle. Don't forget the doodle.
Speaker 1: That's right, got to have the golden doodle. Of course
he's gonna have a doodle. It tracks doodles.
Speaker 3: I do love them.
Speaker 1: It tracks for him.
Speaker 3: Now, jeez, water dog? Isn't that what? Isn't that what
Barbarack Obama had?
Speaker 1: It looks like a dog with dreads.
Speaker 3: Yeah, the like deep dog, only like like more dready.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm sorry. But if a dude looks at you
and says I want a doodle, You're like, what does.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it does sound a little gay.
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little okay.
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because he apparently quote greatly misjudged the tolerance of the
Japanese people.
Speaker 1: He's such an idiot.
Speaker 3: Don't mess with the Japanese. They don't want to see that.
Speaker 1: They don't want to know the Japanese are like that
is disgusting, and yeah, like she probably needs to escape
that situation.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, it's just so unnecessary, and so does
didn't he go on some kick when he was still
either in the either married to Kim Kardashian or in
the process of separating from her, where he was mad
about how new how much nudity she showed.
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Of course, we've heard for days that Trump was planning
and in fact said, this is happening. There's going to
be tariffs on Mexico and Canada. We've been taking advantage
of for way too long, and we knew that Mexico
and Canada both were like, oh, yeah, well we're going
to counter tariff you, so take that America. And that
did not last long. Here was the first report that
came out. This was pretty early in the morning, I
think right after our show yesterday. It was Yeah, there
was the note about or there was the news report
about Mexico deciding to play ball. Here's that report.
Speaker 14: Boss is alert and the breaking news of the day
is on tariffs. And we just have word that the
Mexican president spoke to Donald Trump and they are going
to pause the tariffs on Mexico for one month. And
Jackie Heinricht standing by at the White House with more
on this development.
Speaker 15: Hijackie, Good morning, Dana. Yeah, that was a pretty short
lived The President spoke with Mexican President Claudia Shinbaum. The
two side's agreeing to pump the brakes on the tariffs.
And then retaliatory tariffs that Mexico promised for the period
of a month while they work out the terms of
an agreement. The Mexican president just posted some of the details.
Mexico is going to immediately send ten thousand members of
the National Guard to prevent drug trafficking from Mexico to
the United States, particularly fentanyl. Also, she says the US
is going to work with Mexico to prevent the trafficking
of high powered weapons to Mexico. Something that Mexico hit
back at when President Trump was threatening these tariffs was
they were calling on the US to curb the flow
of guns from the US down to the cartels.
Speaker 3: So here is the tweet from Donald Trump about Mexico.
He was talking about how he just basically got off
the phone with the Mexican president was very friendly. She
immediately said, we're surging these ten thousand soldiers to the border.
They're going to be specifically looking to stop the flow
of fentanyl. We're going to you know, work to you know,
help stop arm from going over to Mexico. And then
they are pausing the tariffs for a one month period
as they continue to negotiate. Those negotiations are going to
be handled by Rubio and by Treasury Secretary Scott Besant
and Secretary of Commerce Howard Lutnik and some high level
representatives from Mexico. So it's not over, but it's the
conversation is happening, which is exactly the point of this
entire right.
Speaker 1: Art of the deal is part of the deal. Yeah,
And to my point before, it's like it's it wasn't bullying,
it's he understands risk, he understands, Okay, I'm gonna I'm
gonna push these people and they're gonna give me what
I want.
Speaker 3: And they did.
Speaker 6: She is.
Speaker 1: I mean, it may not be everything yet, but it's
a start. It's a better start than what we had before.
For crying out loud. And this is the thing. People
get so uncomfortable with this. They get Liberals get very uncomfortable.
They're just like, but this is mean, and I'm uncomfortable.
And then you have the Chuck Schumers of the world
who are at there, going we're not going to have
beer and avocados. How did that? Hate Chuck? That didn't
age very well? Did it? Because we got pretty much.
I mean, we're on our way to getting what we want.
Because he is willing to take the risk for Americans.
He's willing to put his neck out there and his
giant platinum balls, and.
Speaker 3: Which Biden obviously was lacking and was constantly just laying
down for every other country. This is the thing no more.
Daddy is home well and from the Oval office. He
was also asked before, like everything happened with Canada and
they were still in the midst of the conflict, right
when he was standing firm on Canada's tariffs and he
was not monking around, he still continued to talk. This
was as of yesterday early afternoon. He still continued to
talk about wanting Canada to be the fifty first.
Speaker 16: Look what I'd like to see Canada become our fifty
first day. We give them protection, military protection. We don't
need them to build our cars. I'd rather see Detroit
or South Carolina or any one of our Tennessee, any
one of our states build the cars. They could do
it very easily. We don't need them for the cars.
We don't need them for lumber, we don't need them
for anything. We don't need them for energy. We have
more energy than they exactly need them for energy. So
I say, why are we doing this. Why do we
Why are we willing to lose between one hundred billion
and two hundred billion dollars a year? We don't need
them as a state. It's different.
Speaker 1: He's so right. He's so right about the energy to
the oil drill here. I've never understood that. I don't
know why we are like using other people when my
god drill in Texas, Like, what are we doing? It's
and we're we're so indebted to all these other countries.
We don't have to be, we don't have to use them.
He is one hundred percent correct, yep.
Speaker 3: And he talked about other countries how, I mean, Canada, Mexico, everybody.
He was throwing them all into one categor that everybody
wants to negotiate now and it's because of what he's
been doing. And so he talked about the impact that's
made and how they all want to play ball now.
Speaker 16: One of those countries is dying to make a deal.
You know why, because they're ripping us off really badly,
and the United States is tired of been ripped We
were just being ripped off, and that's why we have
thirty six trillion dollars in debt. We have it for
a reason, because we make bad deals with everybody, yep,
and we don't allow that anymore. So the Wall Street
Journal is wrong because very right now is dying to
make a deal because the deals they have right now
are so good and so good for them and so
profitable for them. You didn't know that Canada didn't allow
our banks.
Speaker 6: You didn't know all of.
Speaker 16: These different things. And I think in the end you're
going to see that either very very substantial tariffs are
going to be paid by them, or they're going to
make some kind.
Speaker 6: Of a deal.
Speaker 3: So at first, when the fight was still heating up
and everybody was all the Canadians were like, I'm canceling
my Florida vacation or whatever, dumb Ford said, Ontario starting
today and until the US tariffs are removed, Ontario is
banning American companies from provincial contracts. So he was playing hardball.
And then I think we mentioned yesterday or maybe not,
I can't remember what timeline this was, but Ontario canceled
one hundred million dollars Starlink deal. And I loved Elon's
response to it. He was like, oh, well, as the
greatest absolutely nobody.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: And then Justin Trudeau had his conversation with Donald Trump
and everything changed. And so you're about to see the
tweet from Justin saying he had a really good call
and here's what we're doing. We're now implementing this one
point three billion dollar border plan that they have had
kind of in the back pocket but not actually implemented.
So now that they now they are implementing it, they're
doing exactly what Trump wanted. Nearly ten thousand frontline personnel
are and will be working on protecting the border. They're
also making new commitments to appoint a fentanyl czar. They're
going to list cartels as terrorists, just as the United
States did so again same as Mexico. The proposed tariffs
are on pause for at least thirty days while they
continue to negotiate. And of course Trump put out a
very lengthy tweet about this as well, saying similar stuff,
but at the end saying, as president, it's my responsibility
to ensure the safety of all Americans, and I am
doing just that. Very pleased with this initial outcome, and
the tariffs and out Saturday will be paused for thirty
days to see whether or not a final economic deal
with Canada can be structured. So there's doubts still about
how much they're going to cooperate, but at least they're working.
Speaker 1: He's like, let's see how far I can bend Trudeau over,
you know what I mean. And you know true, Joe
was hating it. Oh my god, he hates it, just
hating that. And I'm loving every minute of this, every
every single I'm just like, this is the greatest thing ever.
He's listened because he's like, oh no, I'm gonna fight.
I'm gonna I'm not gonna. I'm not gonna I'm not
gonna fight because it's Trump and he this is the
thing they can't. Mexico and Canada caved, like within hours
they caved, and that just shows you, that shows you
who's in charge.
Speaker 17: Yep.
Speaker 3: And then Scott Jennings was on a panel a panel
with like that horrible Catherine Rample chick, and she was
she was trying to argue that this this means Trump lost,
that his that his bark had no bite, that Canada
has already been protecting the border, so nothing new has
been achieved. I mean, she is psychotic, that woman. And
but as always, Scott Jennings as the last word here,
he is, well.
Speaker 18: I think that question was posed on sixty minutes last night.
Let's fast forward to what's happening right now. There are
no tariffs. There's a pause on this because, as has
been reported by CNN and every other news outlet, both
Mexico and Canada have reached agreements today with Donald Trump
to do what we want them to do, which is
to put people and technology and resources at the border
to stop the flow of people and drugs, illegal immigration,
stem the type. That is the whole point of this exercise,
and that is apparently what is happening. And yes, there
have been some troops there in Mexico. This is an
agreement to do permanent deployment. And yes, some of this
stuff in Canada was already announced, but now they were
dragging their feet. Now their feet are held to the fire.
They've got thirty days to really implement, and they can't
pussy foot around anymore.
Speaker 19: So the point of.
Speaker 18: This exercise today to me, had less to do with
trade and more to do with saying to our neighbors,
you need to be better neighbors. We are more important
to your economy than you are to ours, so you
need to help us with our serious problem, which is
elite immigration and people dying from fentanyl. And they both
said yesterday, and that is a win for Donald Trump.
Speaker 3: Damn straight.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and her face, Oh my god, yes, she's obviously
never lost anybody from fentanyl. Yeah.
Speaker 3: There were actually Democrats who were saying, yeah, but we've
only we've only captured like forty three pounds of fentanyl
from the northern border, not recognizing that that's enough to
kill ten million people. Oh my god, there's just only
forty three pounds.
Speaker 1: Why are we making a big deal about it. Oh
my god, what's the big deal. Just these people are
so out of touch.
Speaker 3: Oh my god. Yeah, they're exactly that's exactly right. They
are super out of touch. All right, let's get to
the U set USA. You said, usaid hulla balue, because ma'n,
I gotta tell you, I'm not ashamed to admit I mean,
maybe I'm a little ashamed. I'm this much ashamed to
ad meant that I did not know anything about this
agency before yesterday.
Speaker 1: I don't think a lot of people did, and I
think that was by design. I think if they didn't
want to know who they were or what they were
doing because they're complete criminals.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's such a scam, guys, such a scam. And
the way that you know that it's a scam is
by how freaked out the Democrats are and how stral
they're fighting for it, because they don't give a shit
about any potential person overseas that it might be helping.
They care about lining their own pockets. This is like
the perfect evidence of the deep state is USAID and
Elon Musk held a Twitter space which included Vivage, it
included Jony Ernst and others to talk about what he
had discovered about USAID. And the bottom line is that
it is a ball of worms. Those are his words,
as you'll hear right here.
Speaker 20: As we dug into USAID, it became apparent that what
we have here is an apple with a worm in it,
but we have actually just a bowl of worms. And
so at the point which you don't merely like if
you go to an apple and it's got a women,
it may you can take the worm out, but if
you've got actually just a ball of worms, it's hopeless,
and your side is a bowl of worms.
Speaker 6: There is no apple.
Speaker 20: And when there is no apple, this you've just got
to basically get rid of the whole thing.
Speaker 6: That is why it's got to go, you know it.
It's beyond it's beyond repair.
Speaker 1: So yeah, and pay very close attention to the people
who are panicking and freaking out about this and grand
standing about it, like getting up on podiums and doing
the freaking out. Pay attention to those people. Those are
precisely people that need to be investigated.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, for sure. And the things that this agency
was spending money on, Oh my god, it's absolutely atrocious. Yeah,
it's it's exactly right. So yesterday, like at some point
during the day, early afternoon, I think, it was announced
that Marco Rubio was placed in charge or placed as
acting director of USAID and that it was it's always
been an agency that has supposed to have reported up
through the State Department, but according to Marco Rubio, never has,
like it's been completely acting as if it has no
oversight whatsoever. And he's putting a stop to that immediately,
which is great because, as you're going to see from
the next several screenshots, the spending by this agency has been,
to your point, obscene. It was revealed that they gave
millions to Wuhan in twenty nineteen. Then attempt attempted, I'm
sorry to cover that up. And then there were more specifics.
They funneled fifty three million dollars to EcoHealth Alliance, which
you've heard that name before. Ran Paul has gone crazy
over a go Health Alliance. They used the funds for
coronavirus research. There was a Congressman who uncovered that USAID
awarded over a million dollars to EcoHealth Alliance for research
at Wuhan.
Speaker 1: Oh my god.
Speaker 3: CBS News report mentioned that the US government may have
double billd for research in Wuhan. The DOOD provided thirty
nine million to EcoHealth Alliance. This is via the US
This is via USAID, Google dot org. Along with USAID
funded EcoHealth Alliance research on coronaviruses. I mean, they have
their fingerprints all over that, all over it. Yeah, and
there's more.
Speaker 1: It wasn't a bat, you guys, It wasn't a bat,
just a fi. Yeah.
Speaker 3: There's so many examples. So Guatemala got two million dollars
to strengthen trans led organizations to deliver gender affirming healthcare.
Speaker 1: And they did, and let's get real, they didn't. They didn't.
This is all money line, they didn't get any of
that freaking money for any of those things, which is
all bullshit. Anyway, we all know it's all bullshit. This
is all money laundering, it's all just it's crime.
Speaker 3: This is just crime. It's the ball of worms.
Speaker 1: It's a ball of worms.
Speaker 3: So who got it?
Speaker 1: Like, who got rich? I want to know who got rich?
And I want those people. I want all those people
to go straight to jail.
Speaker 3: There's a lot. There are some individuals that have been named,
and a lot of NGOs who have been named who
are getting cut off immediately. They apparently also spent forty
billion plus of our dollars to fund foreign aid, forty
five million to DEI scholarships in Burma, unbelievable, five hundred
and twenty million for consultant driven ESG investments in Africa.
One point due billion in awards to undisclosed recipients. Freaking
kidding me.
Speaker 1: One point two billion, So we don't know.
Speaker 3: Oh no, no, what I mean, one dude, it's.
Speaker 1: Just money, right, Yeah, yeah, it doesn't matter.
Speaker 3: This is one dude that got named. Stephen Leonelli of
DC got almost a million dollars to support development, democracy
and innovation, inclusive Development Hub programs protecting the rights of lesbian, gay,
and all intersex individuals.
Speaker 1: It's madness, is scam, it's all the big scam our
founders are spinning in their graves, and we wonder why
we're broke.
Speaker 3: We wonder and look at this over the last few years,
twenty million on a Sesame street show in Iraq, fifty
six million to boost Egyptian and Tunisia tourism, forty million
to build schools in Jordan, one hundred and fifty grand
for Korean kids to visit DC, and eleven million dollars
to tell Vietnamese to stop burning trash.
Speaker 1: I would have done that for zero dollars.
Speaker 3: Right, do they not have email? Could they just not
have sent an email about that?
Speaker 1: Apparently not? Now, God, it's just it's painful.
Speaker 3: It's painful to look at this, yep, which is why
to your point, Elon Musk said, this is another description
for these types of payments is money laundry. That's exactly
what it is.
Speaker 7: Right.
Speaker 1: And when I hear somebody, I hear these people on
the left and I see it on my social media
and they're like Elon Musk is just a citizen. Why
is he in charge of the US Treasury. This is
what I see all the time.
Speaker 3: Why do you not want him to be looking at
how to save your money?
Speaker 1: Exactly? I want to I want to take these lists
and I want to be like, are.
Speaker 3: You okay with things?
Speaker 1: Well, then you pay for it, right, yeah, a whole
I mean, it's like, this is the thing they are
For some reason. Liberals are delighted with taking my money
and your money and their own money and set it
directly on fire. And I will never understand these people.
They are absolute massacres. I don't get it.
Speaker 3: It's absolutely crazy. Marco talked about this in a couple
of different interviews. Here's the first one.
Speaker 11: I mean, my frustration with USA goes back to my
time in Congress. It's a completely unresponsive agency. It's supposed
to respond to policy directives of the State Department, and
it refuses to do so.
Speaker 6: So the functions of USAID.
Speaker 11: There are a lot of functions of USAID that are
going to continue, that are going to be part of
American foreign policy. But it has to be aligned with
American foreign policy.
Speaker 6: I said very clearly.
Speaker 11: When we when during my confirmation hearing, that every dollar
we spend in every program we fund that will be
aligned with the national interest of the United States, and
USAID has a history of sort of ignoring that and
deciding that there's somehow a global charity separate from the
national interest. These are taxpayer dollars, and so I'm very
troubled by these reports that they've been unwilling to cooperate
with people who are asking simple questions about what does
this program do, who gets the money, who are our contractors,
who's funded, And that sort of level of insubordination makes
it impossible to conduct a sort of mature and serious
review that I think foreign a rit large should should have.
We were spending taxpayer money here. These are not donor dollars.
These are taxpayer dollars, and we owe the American people
assured the assurances that every dollar we are spending abroad
is being spent on something that furthers our national interests.
Speaker 1: Troubled is a kind word. Troubled is kind, don't you
think I mean.
Speaker 3: They were so I mean, he's so, he is he's
very good. He is very very good.
Speaker 1: Yeah, But I mean like they funded illegal immigration into
the United States, they funded they funded Hamas. Yeah, right,
they find you guys. They just handed out money like
it was I mean, you see, all of a sudden,
just like it was candy, and they were giving it
to other countries. First of all, if we're broke, we
shouldn't be giving any money to any other country ever, right,
to anybody outside of the United States. I think it's
just a personal opinion, but I feel like the founders
were in line with what I'm thinking, like we're broke,
no money for anybody anywhere except for within the confines
of this country. Like it's just absurd that these people
were like, let's just go ahead and give eleven million
dollars to to tell people not to burn trash. And
what was it?
Speaker 3: Korea?
Speaker 1: I can't remember, it was Taiwan, the Vietnam, Vietnam, Okay,
thank you. It's like, it's what are we doing? Like
how does this even happen? Who decides? And like we
know that that's not even what's happening. We know that
it's absolute theft. It's just theft and.
Speaker 3: So and it's so rotten, it's so rotten to the core,
which is why the worm analogy is so spot on
it Like it is he's saying the whole thing needs
to just be set on fire. And even Trump said yesterday,
I love the idea of USAID, I love the idea
of soft power and using it in ways that it
is intended to advance our own interests. But that's not
what's happening.
Speaker 1: It's corrupt to the core right.
Speaker 3: And that's and I'm so glad that somebody like Marco
Rubio is now kind of on top of it, in
charge of it, able to direct what's going on. He
was in an interview also on Fox where he had
this said.
Speaker 10: The head of DOJE, Elon Musk, called USAID a criminal
organization and added that it is time for it to die.
Speaker 11: Do you agree with that they have basically evolved into
an agency that believes that they're not even a US
government agency, that they are out they are a global
charity that they take the taxpayer money and they spend
it as a global charity irrespective of whether it is
in the national interest or not in the national interests.
One of the most common complaints you will get if
you go to embassies around the world, from State Department
officials and ambassadors and the like is USAID is not
only not cooperative. They undermine the work that we're doing
in that country. They are supporting programs that upset the
host government for whom we're trying to work with on
a broader scale and so forth. So they're completely unresponsible.
They just don't consider that they work for the US.
They just think they're a global entity and that their
master is the globe and not the United States. Now
that's not what the statute said, and that's not sustainable.
Speaker 6: Can it be reformed or does it need to die?
Speaker 11: Well, that was always the goal was to reform it.
But now we have rank and subordination. Now we have
basically an active effort. Their basic attitude is we don't
work for anyone. We work for ourselves. No agency of
government can tell us what to do. So the President
made me the acting administrator. I've delegated that power to
someone who's there full time. And we're going to go
through the same process at USAID as we're going through
now at the State Department.
Speaker 1: You know, yep, and you work for you work for us.
It's our money, it's my money, it's your money, it's
our money. And they're like, oh, we're just gonna we
work for ourselves. Bullshit. We work for ourselves. We're entrepreneurs.
You work for me, And I'd like to know what
their salaries are and what their positions are.
Speaker 3: Well, I didn't even think about what they're actually making
at the.
Speaker 1: Agency to know what they're making, and I'd love to
know where their pensions are. I'm going to have to
dive into that today because and then I'll have to drink.
I'll have to Actually I don't even drink, and I
may have to drink today because that will absolutely depress me.
I can't. These people are so entitled.
Speaker 3: Tricia says, there's ten thousand employees.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, I cannot. And those ten thousand employees
get a pension while you guys, I mean, seriously, we
have to figure out how we're going to pay for
our own retirement, for all of our own crap, and
then pay for this their retirement. I hate these people.
I hate them.
Speaker 3: And to your point earlier, look at who is protesting this,
Look at who is upset. Because protests happened outside of
USAID yesterday there was a big crowd of not only
Democrat congress people, but also likely a bunch of just
normal joshmos who were paid likely to be there because honestly,
who are the regular day to day people who would
be fighting against their money being looked at to make
sure it's being spent properly, Like we.
Speaker 1: Know, we know, it's like, we know these are the again,
it's like it again, pay very close attention to the
people who it's like, what is it that we mean?
Doth you protest too much? What is that saying?
Speaker 6: You know?
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's like it's just.
Speaker 1: Pay attention to who's panicking, and then you know who
the who the jerks are. You know, you can weed
them out. You can see exactly who the actual criminals
are because if they're out there protesting this and they're like,
oh my gosh, it's like this is terrible that you're
going to shut us down. Okay, well this is exactly
who you need to investigate exactly.
Speaker 3: All let's go through a couple of examples show.
Speaker 1: Let's do it.
Speaker 3: One of the people who spoke was none other than
il Han Omar. Here's what here's part of what she said.
Speaker 5: Do you want the executive making the only decision in
this country? Or do you want the elected representatives that
you sent to Washington making those policies.
Speaker 1: Yeah, okay, I am exceptionally upset about USA. I bet
you are.
Speaker 19: I lived in a refugee camp for four years as
a child surviving civil war. It is the essential programs
that USA provided that kept my family and I fed.
Speaker 3: And say, yeah, the US provided nearly two point three
billion dollars of humanitarian assistance in Somalia since fiscal year
twenty twenty two. Wow, why are we doing that three
billion to one tiny ass country while we're struggling right
here at home.
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 1: And East Palestine hasn't had any help at all in
two years I'm sorry, three years, two years, they haven't
had any help at all. None, and then we've and
we've provided assistance. It's nice that we can provide assistance
to your family, lady.
Speaker 3: I just built. We're helping Somalia build resilience. Really, what
about Western North Carolina?
Speaker 1: Right? How about that resilt? What about what about MAUI? Yeah,
I mean, it's like, screw you, lady.
Speaker 3: I know she's one of many of these Democrats sleeve balls.
Another one was Jamie Raskin who actually kind of said
quiet parts out loud, like he you heard Mako Rubio
say that there's this idea at this agency that they
report to nobody, that they just have control over the
money and nobody gets to think twice about it. That's
kind of the same attitude as you're going to hear
from Jamie Raskins elon Musk.
Speaker 21: You didn't create us AID. The United States Congress did
for the American people. And Musk did not create USAID.
He doesn't have the power to destroy it. And who's
gonna stop him. We are, We're gonna stop him.
Speaker 22: Okay, John, You may, okay, seize power over the financial
payment systems of the United States Department of Treasury, but
you don't control the money of the American people.
Speaker 21: The United States Congress does that.
Speaker 1: Oh really, Jamie, you controlled my money, you asshole. I
swear this guy, these these people are out of control.
You guys out out of control control.
Speaker 3: And I think I and I could be wrong about this,
but I don't think it was an act of Congress
that started USAID. I think it was an executive order.
And if that's the case, it can absolutely be shut
down Manta with the swipe of a pen. So, I mean,
I don't know that he's I don't I could be wrong.
About that. But that's what I saw floating around on
the interwebs yesterday, that Elon has every right to do
what he's doing because he has been assigned to do
it from the executive in charge who has the power
to do these things, right.
Speaker 1: And I think, you know, listen to that point. Elin
is a citizen. We are also citizens. America is controlled
by the citizenry, right, you know, this is the thing
that these people forget. I think that they get a
little headstrong, a little uppity about how much control they
actually have. You need to check yourself, Jamie. Yeah.
Speaker 3: And Jamie Kilbrichar you shivering, chihuah Yeah. So she tweeted,
shutting down, you said, is not about efficiency, It's about
undermining America's global leadership. USAID counters extremism, fights diseases, and
creates more markets for US exports. This is reckless, dangerous.
Cory Booker also working and saying Trump and Musk are
recklessly and illegally dismantling USAID, an essential national security agency
that saves lives, advances US interests, and promotes peace. They're
malicious that actions are putting the health of people, especially
children my grave risk, and will surely lead to future
public health and migration crises in the US, let alone
suffering around.
Speaker 1: The always the children, always go with the children angle right,
try to get like the big crocodile tears from people.
It's like, oh, but what about the children?
Speaker 6: Really?
Speaker 3: What about children? What about children here? Corey?
Speaker 1: What about American children? What about the children in East Palestine?
And just like we said and MAUI, what about the
children in North Carolina that still are living in tent
mm hmm. These people are insufferable.
Speaker 3: I can't And it's not just Congress people who are
freaking out. It is also celebrities. I would like you
to read this ridiculous read from Mark Ruffalo from The Hulk.
Speaker 1: It's from Hulk. Here we go, Oh, here we go,
you guys. This is he has gone off his rocker,
this one. Elon Musk wants his empire on Mars. The
reason he wants to shut down USAID is that he
wants taxpayer money to fund and build his empire there.
I know that sounds insane, and it is the one
thing Elon pressed upon me when I first met him
was that he was going to go to Mars and
set up a civilization there. He stopped being a humanitarian
and good guy when he realized there was no way
to get there without cleaning out government coppers, and there
was no way to do that without stopping humanitarian aid
here in the USA and abroad. Keep your eye on
the ball. When Elon slashes costs, it's for his own
pocket and no one else's. It's stealing, is.
Speaker 3: What it is.
Speaker 1: He sees those trillions as his, not ours. He thinks
he is saving humanity by going to Mars. He is
clearly ending humanity and humanitarian aid to get there. We
are Elon's steppingstone. Be aware he is already rich off
government contracts. Now he is gaining this system. Trump has
become his lapdog. Watch all the things Trump gives Elon.
Now Elon has.
Speaker 3: These Damn that was a real tweet.
Speaker 1: Batshit absolutely batshit crazy. This guy he has lost his mind.
Speaker 23: Oh my god, I just I can't make it up right,
And he can't see like he thinks that the government,
like these people in government who are literally laundering money,
have his best interest in mind.
Speaker 1: He believes that like these people actually believe that, And bless.
Speaker 3: Their hearts, I know they're there, Mark Ruffalo, Right, they're there,
guy who pretends to be and he does.
Speaker 1: He literally sounds like somebody who pretends to be somebody
else for a living right.
Speaker 3: Which is exactly what he does. H One more tweet
yeah from Milo and Elon. Milo said, by closing, usaid,
Trump and Musk have toppled the most gigantic global terror
organization in history, to which Elon replied.
Speaker 1: Exactly. And you know what, I think we'll all sleep
pretty well knowing that if we can dismantle that thing together.
You know, It's like, I love it. I think it's fantastic.
How do you how you guys feeling about it?
Speaker 3: Pretty good? I'm fine, I'm good with this.
Speaker 1: Can suck it?
Speaker 3: Okay, Now, for real, here is.
Speaker 18: Who's running the who's running the government? I mean, I know,
you know how this.
Speaker 19: President is.
Speaker 18: You can't undermine your own government. He's in charge of
the bureaucracy. And all they're asking for Phil and everybody
else is for the money that we spend around the
world to be aligned with US foreign policy interests. They
have put out a long list of programs that have
nothing to do with our interests. Why can't we go
in and root that out and redirect the money coming
from the Secretary of State to the things that matter
the most.
Speaker 6: That's it.
Speaker 3: That's all they want, Scott, That's all they want.
Speaker 1: This is not hard, by the way, he's your president
to lady, so deal with that.
Speaker 3: You know, we also have you know how nobody else
can word things quite the way that Senator Kennedy can y.
So he also talked about this, talked specifically about his
colleagues who are all bent out of shape about what's
happening with usaid.
Speaker 1: And here is what he said.
Speaker 8: Put all this in context for you. I'm like omelets.
I mean, I really like homeless. I could eat an
omelet at every meal. I'm like olm was better than sex.
Not really, but you get the point. I'm like omelets.
You can't make an omelet without breaking some eggs. Now,
President Trump for office saying I'm going to review every
single penny in the federal budget. Now, how are you
going to review the spending in the federal budget without
reviewing the spending? And that's what mister Musk is doing
right now. Many of my Democratic colleagues and some of
the the tofu eating Walker rode at the USA, I
d are screaming like they're part of a prison, right
because they don't want us reviewing the spending. No, but
that's all mister Mosque is doing, and he's finding some
pretty interesting uh stuff. To my to my friends who
are upset, I would say, with respect, you know, call
somebody who cares. They better get used to this. It's USA,
I D today, it's going to be Department of Education
and Mark yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and this, and and he's right. I mean it's
like they have gone decades, I mean more than more,
just years and years and years they've gone without any oversight. No,
it's just it's gone unshocked all of their this this
shady bullshit they've been doing for years, and we have
been talking about it, like you and I for the
past sixteen years, fifteen sixteen years, we've been talking about
how the spending is out of control, what are they doing?
And like ram Paul, like I kind of feel sorry
a little bit for a ram Paul who has been
talking about this stuff too for years. He comes out
with it with his uh with with the the best
of his report every single year, and people will see
the stupid crap that government spends money on it. Nobody
does anything about it. Now we've got an administration that's
doing something about it, and the federal government's like, wait, second,
what you're gonna do something about They're going to do
a spend analysis. Something you've never done, a spend analysis.
We're just supposed to be able to spend money like we're,
you know, spring breakers with Daddy's credit card, like what
I thought we were just able to know. You can't
do that anymore. The buck stops here, and they don't
like it.
Speaker 3: They hate it, and I love it. I love it,
and I love what Stephen Miller tweeted about it. He said,
aid to poor international countries is great. Sign me up,
send them grain, send them rice, vaccines, anything, do it.
But quote here is thirty two million dollars to perform
the simple Jack scene from Tropic Thunder and makeup but
make it trans in Burundi, Africa. Is exactly how and
why you lost this election. And he is absolutely right.
Everything has gotten so convoluted and out of control because
it can there have been there's been no checks and bounces.
They've had all this power, and now Elon is like,
can I please see your receipts? I'd like to see
the paperwork. And they're like, no, Yeah.
Speaker 1: It's like if you went into Walmart and stole a
bunch of crap and then the lady stops you at
the door and she's like, can I see your receipts?
And you're like, well wait, I thought I was going
to make it out. It's yeah, you're not.
Speaker 3: I've always done it.
Speaker 1: I've always walked out with a bunch of crap. Well,
this time you're not walking out with a bunch of crap.
You're going to get You're gonna get arrested basically, so
you can't do that. You're being held accountable. They don't
like being held accountable because they've never been held accountable exactly.
Guess what You're being held accountable.
Speaker 3: And the last person on planet Earth who is criticizing
Elon Musk's intelligence is none other than Ao freaking c.
You guys, listen to this.
Speaker 12: This dude is probably one of the most unintelligent billionaires
I have ever met are witnessed, which you know, you
can probably even glean that from watching these people on TV.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, any women.
Speaker 12: All of that is to say is that they don't
do their homework, clearly.
Speaker 17: Like they're putting nineteen again at the Treasury. This dude
is not smart, and the danger in not in the
lack of intelligence and the lack of expertise that Elon has.
I mean, this guy is one of the most more vacant,
but also.
Speaker 1: It's astounding just.
Speaker 12: Least knowledgeable about these systems that we really know of.
Oh my god. But the point is is that what
that means is that they're going to hit a button. Inevitably,
they are going to hit a button and things can
go side.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Can you even the chick who doesn't know what
a garbage disposal is?
Speaker 3: Chick? He was shook that plants grow out of the ground.
Speaker 1: She's questioning the intelligence of a guy who can parel
a Parker rocket. Okay, all right, all right?
Speaker 3: And then she had the audacity to bitch about because
somebody docksed a bunch of the young kids essentially that
Elon has hired to go through twenty four to seven.
They are looking through all of the federal expenditures, and
she mocked them for only like some nineteen year old kid.
And Alex Cohen, if you're more angry that a handful
of twenty two year old software engineers are writing code
to uncover fraudulent government spending, than at the people who
are fraudulently spending your hard earned taxes. It's time to
do some soul searching.
Speaker 1: Yeah, or you're on the side of the people who
are fraudulent. You're on the criminal side.
Speaker 6: Yep.
Speaker 1: And yeah, it's like she's never gonna do any soul searching.
She never will. She's just she is on the side
of the criminals.
Speaker 8: Yep.
Speaker 3: And her calling him unintelligent is just so mind blowing
to me.
Speaker 1: I'm blowing it really is. Have you seen what he's done?
Oh my god, you were a freaking bartender, lady. I
just shan't with these people. They are so self important.
Speaker 3: One of the guys that is working to create the
code to uncover the fraudulent government spending was Spotlet because
he's one like amazing awards for his ability to use
AI to decode ancient Greek scrolls. So if AOC wants
to measure her intelligence compared to this kid, by all means,
let's have at it. I had to cut this down
just for time, but this will give you an overview
into who this kid is and what he is capable
of accomplishing. This is exactly the kind of person that
you want looking in to the government.
Speaker 24: So I've always been interested in history growing up. I
learned Latin. I was never that good at it, but
I was always kind of into that sort of stuff.
Read a lot about the Roman Empire and things. And
one day I was just listening to a podcast back
in March. It was with Nat Friedman. He just kind
of got on the podcast explained like, there are these
burnt up scrolls that were buried in the POMPEII eruption.
No one knows how to read them, but some professors
have created CT scans of these scrolls and they uploaded
the data on the internet as a competition to see
who could find writing inside of these scrolls. And when
I heard that, Idil was just immediately like, oh my goodness,
this is such a cool project. I have to work
on this. I just went home from work that day
at the end of the day, and I've been working
on it evenings and weekends ever since. This is the
word that I actually found. It's right here. It's the
word pro for us, which translates to purple. It's the
first word we found in the scrolls. It was reviewed
by a committee of kind of Greek scholars. But it's
the word purple, and I'm glad it's not the word
in or the or and that we found first. We
actually found a word that has meaning. This would not
be possible without modern AI. Now we're reading entire paragraphs
from the scrolls, and hopefully we'll be able to read
the entire book and read the hundreds of other books.
Speaker 6: That we're carried.
Speaker 3: I yes as well.
Speaker 24: When we found this first word, you know, we went
public with it, and I think everyone has been very
pleasantly surprised by the amount of attention it's gotten. As
a college student, it's definitely been overwhelming in the best
way possible. But it's been really cool to get to
kind of, you know, talk about my findings and you know,
share what I want to do in the future with
so many people.
Speaker 12: Wow.
Speaker 24: So it's been overwhelming in the best possible way.
Speaker 3: AOC can suck it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, somebody said that super nerds are really cool. Yes,
super nerds are cool.
Speaker 3: Yes they are what they're they're literally what is going
to drive our entire civilization forward.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Thank God for the nerds, for the autism and for
the nerds.
Speaker 1: Hell yeah, God for them. Yeah, you're absolutely right.
Speaker 3: My gosh, anyway, AOC cannot hold a candle to that kid.
Great video that we have from Caroline Lovett with just
a summary of the last two weeks of Trump's presidency.
This is when you start to hear, just in a
list form, everything that's happened in just two weeks. It's
kind of overwhelming. As this kid said in the best way.
Speaker 25: Two weeks in and President Trump is already delivering big
wins for the American people.
Speaker 3: Let's go through the facts.
Speaker 25: On the border, President Trump declared a national emergency, deployed
the military, ended catch and release, and reinstated remain in Mexico,
and already illegal crossings are down ninety five percent. We
are resuming construction of the border wall, and Columbia's president
is now offering his own plane for deportation of illegal
Columbian immigrants. On the economy and energy, President Trump unleashed
American energy, declared a national energy emergency, and killed Joe
Biden's radical electric vehicle mandate.
Speaker 3: Wall Street is booming.
Speaker 25: AI investment skyrocketed to five hundred billion dollars, and there's
twenty billion flowing into US data centers.
Speaker 3: Across our country.
Speaker 25: President Trump is restoring law and order. He labeled the
drug cartels as foreign terrorist organizations, and he is.
Speaker 3: Deporting criminal illegal aliens.
Speaker 25: And he signed the Lake and Riley Act into law
draining the swamp. President Trump signed more than forty five
executive orders. DEI has been purged from the government and
our military and lazy federal workers have been ordered back
to the office. And when it comes to free speech
and transparency, President Trump took twelve times more press questions
than Joe Biden did in a week, reinstated FO one
hundred and forty silenced journalists to the press room, and
ended government censorship. Promise, has made, promises kept, and we're
just getting started.
Speaker 1: I love it. It's fantastic. How like, how out of
when she said that border crossings are down ninety five percent,
I'm like, who is the five percent? Those people are idiots?
Speaker 3: You know, why are they still trying? Just what are
you doing?
Speaker 1: Stop trying?
Speaker 3: Right? Yeah, She's she's amazing, Like she is such a fire.
Speaker 1: The two other ones that hang out with her that
are like on her team, it's like the blonde like
squad that she's got. She's got a squad you know,
and they're all gorgeous and they're all blonde.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I don't know all their names, but it's her with
like two other chicks, and they are a force. It's like, yeah,
they're the comm squad is what they are. And they're
all I think, in their twenties, and.
Speaker 3: It's amazing that they are able to work for someone
that they don't have to hide, you know.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's just they're all so good. I just cannot gosh, yeah,
I did my twenties. I was not like that.
Speaker 3: We also have remember the whole I don't really care
Margaret from jd Vance. Well, Margaret got her asked handed
to her once again, this time by Brian mast who
she dared to ask for examples of something from and
then when he proceeded to give them to her, she
was very uncomfortable.
Speaker 1: Can I follow up on what you just said there?
You want to authorize purging of State Department personnel? What
does that mean exactly?
Speaker 6: Well, if you.
Speaker 26: Want to take a look at the State Department where
DEI has been a priority over let's say diplomacy and
many accounts, I could give you hundreds.
Speaker 3: Of examples of where they were authorizing.
Speaker 6: Sure, let's list them off.
Speaker 26: Half a million dollars to expand atheism in Nepaul, fifty
thousand dollars to do let's see a transgender opera in Colombia,
forty seven thousand dollars to do an LGBTQ trans comic
book in Peru, twenty thousand dollars a pop to do
drag shows in Ecuador. Shall I continue with more examples
of where it certainly.
Speaker 3: Seems like there could be a review of things.
Speaker 1: Yeah, she's an idiot. I don't know why. She just
needs to stop. She just needs a quitter job and
go to stop it. Just stop, Margaret.
Speaker 3: And so I put three of the you know when
JD said I don't really care Margaret, I put three
of those together just because I like it so much.
So you're going to see those and then you're going
to see a story. This was like Jade Vance's appearance
on Tucker Forever Ago, but it is when he introduced
his dog to Tucker, and so I was like, I
love that, So everybody has to love it with me. Yeah, yes,
I love Atlas. So here is the not really caring
and Atlas.
Speaker 13: Margaret, I don't really care, Margaret.
Speaker 6: I don't really care. Margaret, Well, for before we start,
who's that? This is Atlas? Alice? What's somebody?
Speaker 13: So this is Atlas which I found out on the
internet a few weeks ago, that he's actually a rented
dog that was given to me by the campaign to
make me seem like I'm a dog fan. And in
this year, it's actually hysterical to hear these lefties be like,
oh that dog, that's that's totally not his dog. And
you know, of course we got him when he was
like an eight week old puppy and we've been you know,
we love dogs, and he's he's been.
Speaker 6: Our little guy.
Speaker 13: But he's like so well trained and so normal. It's
like shocking to me that anybody would think that he's
not our puppy. Here we are on the road with you,
he's on the roadway.
Speaker 1: I mean, this is love him. Why would they say that,
Why would they be like, oh, he's just a rent
a dog because he's trying to appear. Remember when they
tried to act. Remember it seems like so long ago
when they tried to make jd Vance weird. Do you
know that's right?
Speaker 3: That was such an effort by Walls to make him
look weird and then they.
Speaker 1: Put walls in like hunting gear. I mean, I feel
like that was forever ago. It really wasn't that long ago,
but no, it hasn't. And we went through all that
and we had it and and jd. Vance is like
the most normal guy. He's so he's probably the most
normal guy in politics. Yea, the most normal And they
were like, let's try to make him weird, okay, all right, Dan,
Oh my gosh.
Speaker 3: Also there's a flashback of Milania being asked by Mika
Brzynski about immigration, and I love how Milania is just like,
you're Amoro. Yeah, you're an idiot, right. So I'm not
sure what year this exchange took place, but it's a
good one. You're an immigrant, yes. Do you ever think
he's gone too far?
Speaker 4: I followed the law. I follow a lot of the
way supposed to be. I never thought to stay here
without papers ahead visa. I travel every few months back
to the country to Slovenia to stamp the visa. I
came back, I applied for the green cart. I applied
for the citizen she later on after many years of
green cart. So I went by system. I went by
the law. And you should do that. You should not
just say okay, let me just stay here and whatever
happened happens.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, you should do that, Niga, because I don't
know if you know this, you idiot, but there's a
difference between legal and legal.
Speaker 3: Democrats don't understand that. That's like a chip that they're missing.
Speaker 8: All of them.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they're all missing that chip. What all of them that?
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 6: I do not know.
Speaker 3: But you guys, look, she's on a magazine cover. So
she is now on the cover of Hello magazine, a
portrait of a first lady. It's a world exclusive. She
invited them to do an interview, and so it's a
whole new presidency this time around, you.
Speaker 1: Guys, right, it's fantastic is and it's about damn time.
Speaker 3: It's about damas. There's going to be a new Super
Bowl ad targeted at all of US Americans to stop
hating each other already, you guys, Okay, I hate I
hate you.
Speaker 6: Because we're from different neighborhoods. I hate you because you
look different. I hate you because I don't understand you.
I hate you because people I know hate you. I
hate you because I think you hate me because I
need someone to blame because you talk different, because you
act different, because you're just different. Man. I hate that
things are so bad that we have to do a
commercial about it. Me too.
Speaker 3: Okay, when do you think effective not effective?
Speaker 1: Well, wasn't he the guy it like shot a fake
Trump a couple of years ago. I mean it's like,
I feel like that was a little hateful. I don't
know about you guys, but now he's like, oh, I
think everything I'm gonna be not hateful. Congratulations. I know
we're supposed to forgive people for their transgressions and whatnot,
but I don't know. I'm a little slow on the
uptake there. I'm just gonna it's gonna I'm gonna need
a minute, you know, a little bit of a minute.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean people there, like I saw that ad
in the context of an interview with Robert Kraft, who
is who is responsible for it? And I think it
was on the Squawkbox and that one guy on, the
young guy with the dark hair, I don't remember his name,
but he's one of the like the guys on the Squawkbox,
and he was the one interviewing Robert Kraft and he
was just like, Wow, that was just so moving and
so profound, and like I was like, really was it?
I mean, is that gonna make one spec of a
difference to anybody that sees it? I just don't know
that it will.
Speaker 1: No, it's not going to make one spect of a difference.
It's not.
Speaker 3: I mean, I guess good effort. I don't know.
Speaker 1: And why and why him?
Speaker 6: Why?
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's a great question.
Speaker 1: I don't know because he has been hateful. And I'm
not saying I don't like him, because I mean I
like him and I like to listen to Gin and Juice.
I mean, I'm going to just put it out there.
I will jam to that in my car. But I
I just think that that was Probably it's a little hypocritical.
Speaker 3: They picked that's a choice for sure, Yes, Andrew Sorkin, that's.
Speaker 1: The guy that I was talking about. Yes, probably not
the best choice for that particular act. Yeah.
Speaker 3: Also, and by the way, if you couldn't tell, this
is our segment where we have a little bit of
a mix of everything and nothing goes together. But the
reason for my name today is because Mitch McConnell did
an interview with Leslie Stall in which she asks him
about the name call between him and Trump. They do
not have a good relationship. I know that that does
not come as a surprise to anyone, but watching chartle
Man talk about it and see him kind of be
uncomfortable about it, I don't know, just kind of gave
me a little bite.
Speaker 27: In the book, it says that you had a couple
of screaming matches on the phone with the President.
Speaker 8: We had a candid relationship.
Speaker 27: You know that the Trump McConnell feud has been royaling
for a long time.
Speaker 7: We do have to do something about Mitch McConnell.
Speaker 16: He's a disaster.
Speaker 7: He's a disaster.
Speaker 27: President Trump called you, among other things, a sullen, unsmiling
political hack. You have said some pretty harsh things about him.
You've said he's nasty, you said he's not very smart,
you said he's a sleezeball.
Speaker 3: Well those were private comments, and well.
Speaker 1: But they're in your biograph, their private comments. You know,
for everybody into your book published turned your book, Turtleman, God,
did you forget that he has such a deep state hack?
Such a hack.
Speaker 3: I just people that are going to buy that book.
Who's who's buying that.
Speaker 1: People that are in the deep state. And then like
people that are in the Beltway, you know what I mean,
They're like, Oh, that sounds like a great riveting book
I'm going to read by the turtle man. I'm just
gonna read that just such vigor. No, it just sounds awful. Yeah,
I don't I don't know.
Speaker 6: I don't know.
Speaker 1: I'm sure he's probably sold more copies than our book sold.
That may be true, pains that may be true.
Speaker 3: Which, by the way, right for a reason.
Speaker 1: It's right, right for a reason, life liberty, and it's
still a buildable on Amazon, Super fun book, Super Fun. Yeah.
Speaker 3: I apologize in advance to anyone who is eating, or
has eaten, or plans to eat ever, for what you're
about to see. But I saw this, and so you
have to too. This is Ella Emhoff, who apparently, as
you know, is a model, and she is also hawking
a body oil oh that she puts all over her
giant jungle of armpit Hair's behold.
Speaker 28: Growing out my body hair around six years ago. It
was never a conscious decision to go against the grain.
It was more of a personal grooming choice, a laziness thing.
What I did realize about having body hair is someone
always has something to say about it, whether it's good
or bad. There's something very shocking still about body hair.
Most commonly, I see how thatt you smell bad? Or
damn that's dirty? Little did and do they know? I'm
as clean as a whistle and heavily moisturized thanks to
fur oil. I've been using this in my daily routine
for as long as I've had body hair. It was
the first brand that made me feel really accepted for
the choices I made around my hair. I love that
it's an all in one product that I can use
on my hair, skin, and other personal areas without fear
of irritation or the dreaded sticky post oil application feeling
you can use my coat Ella twenty for twenty percent.
Speaker 1: Who does she model for? Like Modern Dog magazine? Who?
Speaker 3: Well didn't who it was? Who's the.
Speaker 6: Man?
Speaker 3: The Tory Birch. Didn't she like do like a whole
little ad for Tory Birch?
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, and like didn't it wasn't Coach,
You're right, it was Tory Birch. Yeah she yeah, did
a whole thing for Tory Birch. Like so they probably
paid her And it's and it's not going against the grain,
like it's you're not a rebel because you have armpit
hair like that. Madonna did that in the eighties, you
know what I mean. Like, that's right, that's the right thing.
It's not You're not some sort of a you know,
a groundbreaker for doing that. There are hippie women who
have been doing that for eons. So congratulations, it's just
like handle that, you handle it.
Speaker 3: That Jack Schlosberg idiot who continues to make videos ensuring
that he will never be president thankfully. Yeah, he decided
to go after Megan Kelly. He doesn't like that Megan
puts a lot of focus on saving girls sports. He
doesn't like her focus on trans issues, and he went
after her last night. And here is what he said.
Speaker 29: Hey, Hey, Megan Kelly, it's me Jack Phlossberg. You insulted me,
and so I'm just checking in, starting a dialogue seeing
if you're okay. The two genders rule must be tough.
None of us know which one you are, so let
us know and stop attacking trans people. You do it
for a living professionally on your show. I don't really
get that. I don't get what makes that so fun
for you. Trans people. I know, just people. Okay, great people,
but you don't need to be great to be triggered
with respect. Do not ever attack me.
Speaker 1: Does this guy have a job.
Speaker 3: I think he just is a Kennedy.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's what I was gonna mean. So he doesn't
understand what she does because he doesn't work because he's
a Kennedy and he's a NEPO baby, so he'll never
understand having to actually work for a living, right, And
what he does understand is making fun of his uncle's
neurological disorder, which which is precisely what Megan called him
out for. And now he's mad and he's going to
pick a fight with Megan. Probably not the best thing
to do is to pick a fight with Megan. You
probably don't want to do that. I think it's that is.
I know he's a Kennedy and he's going to get
rich because he's a Kennedy. But that's above your pay grade, dude.
Speaker 3: I can't wait to see her response to that. Oh
my god, it's going to be so awesome.
Speaker 1: And they're not a good idea.
Speaker 23: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Also, I hope that this woman and I don't know
who she is is, but she posted this, I guess
on Instagram, maybe a real or TikTok, I'm not sure where.
But this is a random woman and there are many
like her who are wanting Trump to be assassinated. They're
calling for it without saying the words because they think
that somehow they're beating the algorithms and that they won't
have their videos taken down, but they should still be
visited by the FBI. Immediately listen to that.
Speaker 30: For the love of God, somebody, please, anybody, just do it.
For humanity.
Speaker 11: Just do it.
Speaker 26: We support you.
Speaker 24: Just do it.
Speaker 3: Look at the comments. You're gonna see him.
Speaker 30: For the love of God, somebody, we need you. Just
do it God, for humanity.
Speaker 3: Every night before I go to.
Speaker 6: Bed, just do it.
Speaker 24: We support you.
Speaker 3: Just all I think about. We need a brave hero.
Speaker 30: For the love of God, somebody please.
Speaker 1: These people are freaking sick, right, They're sick.
Speaker 3: Yeah. It's so disturbing, man, I know, disturbing.
Speaker 1: He needs to make sure that he is safe, and
Elon needs to make sure that he's safe. Yeah, they
all seriously, everybody in that administration needs the security up.
Mm hmmm, because these people mental.
Speaker 3: We need brain bleach after that, and so I have
two songs for you today. One is old one you've
heard before, but it's such a banger that I thought
we got to bring this back because it's been a
while since everybody has heard it.
Speaker 1: Is it the Shotgun song by Joe Biden?
Speaker 3: No, I didn't bring that one back because that one
is really super copywritten, like we would get ding for that.
This one maybe, I'm not sure. This one could be too.
We'll see, we'll see if we get a strike. But
it's such this one is like this one. The beat right,
this is the one that makes you like get excited
to move.
Speaker 1: Okay, we're going. And it has to do with of course, Nina.
Speaker 3: Why don't he calling this the Chinese virus? Why calling
this the Chinese vibrus virus? Why he calling this the Chinese?
Calling this the Chinese Chinese virus?
Speaker 16: It comes from China, China, Chang.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I was just like totally getting down.
Speaker 3: Yeah right, it's so good. Beat dropped.
Speaker 1: We were all raging, raging this morning, yes.
Speaker 3: But now we're gonna take it down a little slower.
Speaker 1: Is there a slow song?
Speaker 3: There's a slow song. It's a ballad.
Speaker 1: If you will, where's my friend that I slow dance with.
I need to slow dance with somebody. I need to
slow dance.
Speaker 3: So this one is about Chuck Schumer's wife.
Speaker 31: Dude, deep inside you know that it's true. You can
try and but it's so hard to do. Chuck Schumer's wife.
Speaker 3: Is she's a dude. What happened? Where are you so sulert?
Speaker 1: You and I would be getting down?
Speaker 8: Come on?
Speaker 1: His wife is a dudeule What was he playing?
Speaker 3: It was a kazoo? Let me see his name, Byron
the Magician.
Speaker 1: That was awesome. His wife is a dad, you guys.
His wife is a dude.
Speaker 3: She may be a dude. I mean, there's no.
Speaker 1: Question about it. No, all right?
Speaker 3: From Venmo yesterday, Jay Fisher came to clarify and said, clarification,
at the Senate hearings, they place foam core like thicker,
sturdier cardboard boards like the Onesie picks by Bernie on
easels for two seconds, fight with the nominee and then
take them down and trash them. Why aren't they digital
with PowerPoint slides? So yeah, he's talking about those giant
poster boards that they put up hearing hearings, and one
an absolute waste of money that is Yeah, He's absolutely right,
it's true, and then went on to say continued, what
a waste of our money. My apologies, Venmo made me
abbreviate too much yesterday. You're right though, You're absolutely right.
Like they are so behind the times.
Speaker 1: Imagine what a lot of these departments are doing and
how antiquated their systems are. Just like what you see,
Oh my god. Yeah.
Speaker 3: And then from the ball pit yesterday from BAH nine
two nine, who said, I love clean from Coat Defense
for Humans. The single and the shampoo is amazing. I
love love love it. I do too, It's amazing, super citrusy,
It's awesome. And CP thy dro said, thanks ladies for
the good work. Appreciate that. And then from Venmo today,
Marilyn Ayr said, good morning, beautiful chicks. Trump is better
than Santa. Santa just checks his list. Trump checks them off.
So true, and Sharon Pack said, yesterday Trump nominated Joe
Kent from battleground Washington for Director of the National Terrorism Center.
Joe has run for Congress here in Washington, but hasn't
been able to win in this liberal state. A soldier,
Green Beret and CIA whoops, CIA officer, I am thrilled
for him to serve in this way. Now, thank you,
thank you, thank you, and now.
Speaker 1: You Okay, Leah Shallick. Joe Biden's talent a remake of
Weekend at Bernie's.
Speaker 3: That is a talent.
Speaker 1: The yeah, that's all you gotta do is card him around.
That's true. Very good point, Brian Brumley. Maybe Joe is
getting the gig a new spokesperson for Visits.
Speaker 3: Age America.
Speaker 1: We were a little off on the harmony, but we're
a little rusty. Shelley King. Whoa daddy. I'm a retired teacher.
I am also a taxpayer. I now work for a
healthier agency yard. Most work is for medic paid payments.
I pay myself through my taxes. Now, Shelley, here's the
thing I was. I was saying that there's a difference,
I think in mindset between people who are like who
work in the public sector and who are entrepreneurs. And
there is a definite difference, like if you rely on
taxpayer money or if you rely on just a paycheck.
Like even my husband is very different than I am.
My husband worked for you know, eons in the private sector,
but he relied on like a corporate check right, and
he was very like, I'm going to work and be
loyal and then get the gold watch. He was that guy,
and Miriam and I are not like that. I mean
we did that for a little bit, but we were
entrepreneurs and if.
Speaker 3: You never were there long enough to get the gold watch.
Speaker 1: Right, So I mean there's a difference in mindset, which
is kind of what my that is not kind of
but that was my point. Greg Moore, hire Biden for
Republican events. It'll be fun.
Speaker 3: It's a great idea.
Speaker 1: Very true. Nice contrast there. Jersey Diane, is she legal?
Speaker 2: She?
Speaker 3: Who are we talking about? At ten to nine?
Speaker 6: I don't know.
Speaker 1: I don't have no idea. Who are I don't remember
who we're talking about?
Speaker 3: Jason Decker.
Speaker 1: I am spitballing here. But instead of America funding aid
to other countries, how about the government of those countries
take care of those in need?
Speaker 3: Remember like the guy from the former president of makes
somewhere in Africa, Yeah, Kenya, who was like, why is
everybody crying? We need to take care of ourselves, right?
Speaker 1: What a concept? Yeah, truck seventeen oh one. I'm pretty
sure that the brain elon isn't going to tell Pinky
Ruffalo his plan true, very true. Tim Foolery, my dance partner.
I'm with you, Daisy, keep on dancing. We got to
dance soon, Tim Foullery DVJ. Is it me or Is
Trump getting stuff done so fast it's hard to keep
up with? Yeah, he is because he knows he.
Speaker 3: Only has four years.
Speaker 1: He's got a lot of stuff on that list, and
there's really.
Speaker 3: Two because you have an election that could potentially thwart
some of what he's doing. So he's only really got
two years.
Speaker 1: You're right because the midterms. You're absolutely right, Mop. So yeah,
he doesn't have much time, you guys, He's got a
motor and he is. All right, you guys were bringing.
Speaker 3: Let's bring it in and then if you want to
stay to hear about a couple of gifts and one
particular shout out, please do. But we're bringing it in
for those who don't want to.
Speaker 1: Okay, guys, Well we can say happy Happy Tuesday to
everybody and then stick around. Yes.
Speaker 3: So, unfortunately this letter came to my piobo and I
got it yesterday. Daisy and I only hit our mailboxes
about once every couple weeks at the most.
Speaker 1: If that for me. Sometimes it's tough.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, So this came from Dan Higgins, who wrote,
good afternoon. My wife is a big fan of your
video podcast. She watches every day. She commented once how
she would love to have her birthday mentioned on your show.
I don't know how to get a birthday shout out,
but if you could do it, it would be much appreciated.
If there is a fee involved, please accept this. And
he sent a twenty dollars bill and then he said,
it's Jody Higgins from Lakeville, Pennsylvania. But unfortunately I missed
her birthday because I didn't get this until yesterday. Her
birthday was Sunday, the twenty fifth of January, and he
wanted us to shout her out on our Friday, the
twenty fourth show, which obviously did not happen. So hopefully
this belated shout out will still count. Happy happy fifty
first birthday to Jody Higgins from Lakeville, Pennsylvania.
Speaker 1: Happy birthday, Jodie, Happy happy birthday.
Speaker 3: And then from our friends who's atte Paramore who sent
us those happy everything platters. This is an attachment. I
know his attachment.
Speaker 1: I love it.
Speaker 3: It's so so nice. Thank you, Suzoe cute. And then lastly,
I just this is like, you know, this wasn't something
that somebody spent money on, but this was the most
meaningful thing. I just love this card that came from
Kathy Giuliani who said, I bought a People magazine to
read on a flight and there was this article in
it and I thought you might like to read it,
and I did love reading it. It was twenty five
things to know about Robbie Williams, and there were things
on there that I did not know. Robbie Williams actually
wrote the article and he said, here are twenty five
things you probably don't know about me. And I love this.
I love so much that somebody on a flight saw
this and thought, you know who would love to read
this is Mom, and I'm going to mail it to her.
Speaker 1: That is so sweet. Seriously, our community is the absolute best.
Speaker 3: I just thought that was so so sweet.
Speaker 1: That was very very sweet.
Speaker 3: So so thank you.
Speaker 1: Everybody, I know, right, so nice you guys. We hope
you have a wonderful Tuesday. We'll talk to you tomorrow.
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