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to show before we really get into the nitty gritty
of the show, and that is you know how there's
like over Christmas break there were all these conservatives fighting
with other conservatives. It seems like a trend right now. Yeah,
well here's another one. I guess Steve Bannon and Elon
Musk like, actually I jumped ahead. We're going to get
to that first of all, that horrible show from Megan
mar call. That's supposed to start on Netflix. We showed
a preview of it, what like a couple of weeks ago. Yeah,
so tone deaf and gross. She she has decided she
wants to delay the premiere. It was supposed to start
this Wednesday, and now she wants to delay it out
until I think March. What's the date, March mark, March fourth,
and so people have very very mixed reviews about this.
She's trying to say, you know, I want to focus
on the needs of those impacted by the wildfires, but
detractors are saying she just doesn't want to be overshadowed
by the fires, and so she wants to make sure
that when it premieres, everyone's eyes are focused on her.
Speaker 1: Right.
Speaker 2: So that's just another little note about that. But back
to Steve Bannon. I had no idea that he was
so anti Elon, but he this is according to Breitbart,
he has declared war on Elon Musk, vowing to have
him kicked out of the White House by the time
Trump is inaugurated. And that what he said.
Speaker 1: I think he's jealous. I think he's a little jealous.
Speaker 2: He might be too, Yeah.
Speaker 1: I think is he he wants to be in Trump's
good favor, and he was like friends with Trump, and
now he's not as close to Trump, and he sees
so there's like a little bit of man jealousy there.
Don't you think that seems like.
Speaker 2: What it is to me? Because I just I find
all of this ridiculating so exhausting, you know what I mean,
I just, oh my god, I just hate it.
Speaker 1: I wouldn't do this, is Elon. He wouldn't be concerning
himself with trying to ruin Bannon because Bannon was close
to Trump. You see what I'm saying, Like, yeah, dude,
do it's what middle.
Speaker 2: School girls do? Yeah, Like, I just I don't that
just seems like really over the top. I'm going to
make sure that he's kicked out of the white Okay,
just wow, how about not just let's let's not do that.
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I did this on purpose because I know how much
everybody hates Gavin Newsom.
Speaker 1: He's so crazy, he's very greasy.
Speaker 2: Oh my god. Yeah, so I thought, let's get all
the Gavin stuff out of the way.
Speaker 1: It's a good Yeah, let's do it.
Speaker 2: And because you guys, unfortunately I have a lot because
he was so extra, super duper sleazy. I have chills,
Like I have actual goosebumps just from the like the
creep that I get from him. Oh my god, he's
so grossy. He's really creachy out that much. Yeah god,
he's just so slimy. So he obviously wanted to be
on TV a lot this this weekend. Yeah, he feels
like he's getting a bum wrap because everybody, I mean
normal people are putting the blame squarely on from the
fires on his shoulders. And a lot of the blame.
Is it belongs there right, I mean, it belongs right there.
So one of the things that he was asked about
is whether Trump is going to visit California. And here's
what he had to say about a potential Trump visit.
Speaker 5: And then Governor Brown, I know you just put out
a let or asking President elect Trump to come here.
Speaker 6: What's your main message to him.
Speaker 5: I'd like the President of the United States, at least
the President elect, to come and visit the people out here.
His life will been completely torn apart. I want him
to visit and understand the magnitude of the scope and
what happened to the American people that happened to reside
here in California. And it's with an open hand, not
a closed fist. And I'm not interested in politicizing an
event like this. I don't like the menality of it.
I don't like the inhumanity of that. I would like
people to focus on a collaboration between the executive in Washington,
d c. And in the state of California to help
rebuild a community that's been completely ravaged.
Speaker 1: He wants money. He wants money because he didn't he
didn't do his job. He didn't do his job. So
now he's speaking in political speak. He's doing the frog speak, right,
and he's like, I'm speaking the whole not a closed fist,
but an open, open hand and open hand. Come see it,
because the humanity and since we didn't do our jobs,
we're going to be looking to the federal government to
pick up the bill.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's exactly right.
Speaker 1: But that's what he's saying.
Speaker 2: And he I mean, he had the time, and I
thought this was even extra gross, Like it's one thing
if you're caught up to by reporters who are on
the ground reporting about what's going on. He took three
hours to go on the pod Save America podcast, Oh
my god. And so one of the things that he
talked about there was he has this new tone now
where he wants to he's demanding answers, and he he
you know, he's getting a lot of mixed messages from
all the people that are actually responsible for taking care
of the fires, and damn it, he's going to get
to the bottom of this because he's Gavin Newsoman, He's
so important and it's so freaking fake. Look at this.
Speaker 5: So I'm the governor of California. I want to know
the answer. I've got that question. I can't tell you
about how many people what happened? My own team saying
what happened? And I want to get the answers, and
wasn't going to help. You can were the one to
get straight answers. I watched the press conference, I met
with some of those leaders. We had my team start
talking in local leaders saying, what's going on our state.
Speaker 7: Weren't getting straight answers, right, I was.
Speaker 5: Getting different answers. When you can start getting different answers,
then I'm not getting the actual story and they're assessing it.
And I get that as well. You have to a
little bit of grace back to the point we're in
this emergency environment and everything else. So I just want
to determine the facts. But no one has any patience
anymore in this weaponize back to the grievance of Trump
everyone else. There's immediacy and lies travel the proverbial world,
and it's hard to get the facts out there unless
you have backing of those facts and you can communicate
them soberly. And so that's what we're trying to achieve
as really as this. But I have ten other things
we're doing concurrently as well, I mean across the board
on recovery, disaster assistance, getting the major disaster declaration and
may be the first one in US history, over a
text with the White House within literally thirty six hours
to get one hundred percent reimbursement for folks out here.
We've been working concurrently in all of these areas. We're
doing executive orders as I speak, still recovery and land use,
dealing with speculation and fraud, and trying to address issues
on Coastal Commission here and address the issue of planning
permits and how we address all of the myriad of
needs for small businesses, all of this in real time.
Again as the state, even though this is not a
state responsibility or to support the city and the county
that are overwhelmed at this moment.
Speaker 2: It's not my job.
Speaker 1: Basically, Lisa, my blood is boiling when I watch right.
I just like, I have so much rage. I have
to control it. I have to talk to myself and
say jay Z, calm down, because I know his face
and just his demeanor every his response to this. What
is it with these guys going on podcasts?
Speaker 2: What is it like?
Speaker 1: What is it with them thinking that during this time
of disaster, during it, he should be doing his job,
not going on a damn podcast like that. That alone
pisses me off, Like should I just start pretending to
be a governor and a senator and a congress person.
Maybe that would help things if I did that, because
at least I do the freaking job, right. These people
are useless. He is useless and knowing he's going on
a podcast and bitching and moaning about the job that
he was supposed to do. That's that's what these guys
do all the time, is they bitch and moan because
they're like, oh wait, I was supposed.
Speaker 2: To actually do the job. Wait, I'm the one that's accountable.
I'm actually in charge of the state. Yeah, it's you.
Speaker 1: I was supposed to do that. Well, that's really that's icky.
That makes me feel icky. I'm going to complain about
it on a podcast. It was your job. If you
don't like the job, don't do it.
Speaker 2: And you enacted which contributed to how fast this fire spread.
And so that's and that's the part you'll well, we'll
have clips in just a little bit too where he's
even bitching to President Biden about the misinformation. He is
part of that misinformation. And this was a perfect example.
So twenty four hours previous, like Eric Doherty pointed out out,
Gavin News some twenty four hours ago, blasted out a
post claiming that the water supply was just fine. And
then fast forward twenty four hours and he sent a
letter to local and local and city authorities saying what happened?
Why was there no water available to put out the fires?
So he's trying to complain about misinformation while he's misinforming
everyone is just super super rich. Yea, he did it.
Speaker 1: Adam Schiff went on talk shows this weekend talking about
how the water was fine. The water was fine. He
got community noted to you know where I mean, it's
like people, these people just lie. He continues to lie.
What really bothers me, though, is that there are a
lot of people on the left who will continue to
believe him.
Speaker 2: Oh I know, and I think I think I've kind
of figured out part of the reason why. And we
have a clip later on in this segment that will
demonstrate the reason, at least partially that I think he's
able to snow people. I think he just talks and
talks and talks so much that people misinterpret it as
competence and like wisdom and and and and just competence
really because he man, he is so split.
Speaker 1: He's slick, right, He's really sick. He's like the best
used car salesman ever. This car Yeah great, it's really great.
You like really need this car.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so much that you and you're so overloaded with
like the fancy words and like the eloquence that you
you you you forget almost or some people will watch
it and not realize.
Speaker 1: He is only useless, completely and totally useless. I mean
a lot most of us, all of us here can
see that the guy is completely full of shit.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he is a.
Speaker 1: Complete scam artist. He's a con He's a con man.
The guy is a complete con man. But he says
that he uses all the right progressive speak.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's so good at it.
Speaker 1: And there are people that I saw on Twitter of
the week like just clips of people over the weekend
that were just like, I can't believe he's being blamed
for this. They know they have actual empathy for this snake,
this complete lying snake who will take no accountability, and
his pointing fingers and going on podcasts and not doing
his job and not stepping up, and meanwhile their state
is burning down around them, and they actually have empathy
for this guy. It's a stone and.
Speaker 2: He's and he's getting bailed out by us. He's getting
bailed out by us once again for his own failures,
and that should piss off everybody. And then he goes
on you know, there's another clip from the same podcast
where he's like, you know, I just really don't want
to do I don't want to play this finger pointing game.
Of course you don't you freaking serious with this?
Speaker 5: Yeah, no, it may be the absolute explanation, but there's
so much mistrust and finger pointing. Let's just get the
facts and let's get him out quickly. Let's stop the
finger pointing. Let's just assess the truth. I'm not interested
in who's to buy him. I want to know what happened.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he doesn't want the finger pointing because the big
giant finger is going to point directly at him. Yep,
that's right, I want it right. This guy, Oh my god,
he's to work. This guy, it's just donereal. I mean,
he is just he is such a girl man, and
that's mean to girls, you know.
Speaker 2: So here he is on a phone call or like
a zoom call or whatever with Kamala and with Biden,
just complaining about the misinformation again, which as you just saw,
he has been a part of. But here he is
going save me, Save me, Biden.
Speaker 7: We've got to deal with this misinformation.
Speaker 5: The hurricane force wins a miss and disinformation lives. People
want to divide this country and we're gonna have to
address that as well.
Speaker 7: And it breaks my heart as people are suffering.
Speaker 5: And struggling that we're up against those hurricane force forces
as well. And that's just a point of personal privilege
that I share that with you because.
Speaker 7: It infects real people that are out there.
Speaker 5: People I meet every single day, people the mayor has
been meeting with, and they're having conversations that are not
the typical conversations you'd have at this time, and you
wonder where this stuff comes from.
Speaker 7: And it's very damaging as well. But we're here to get.
Speaker 1: The job done, right, right, He's there to get the
job done, kind of like when he talked to that
woman last week and he was pretending to be on
the phone with Biden. Yeah, it's super authentic.
Speaker 2: Jack hole. Oh my god. But of course Biden feeds
right into it, and he was trying to say, you know,
I can't believe that people are blaming you for water
not being in the hydrants. What a joke? And I
was just like, but it's not a joke. That's actually
what happened. So what you're going to see now is
that clip with Biden, and then immediately following you're going
to hear an actual news report about what's going on
on the ground.
Speaker 7: You know, I think you getting a bad rap.
Speaker 8: I know you're getting a bad rap about these fireheard
don't have enough water in them.
Speaker 9: Give me a bridge, apartment building in gulfed in flames.
I saw the fire and should pull up this afternoon,
A fire captain have one of his firefighters attach a
hose to a hydrant, and that hose didn't fill up.
Alex and I asked the captain, out of every ten
hydrants you attached to today, on average, how many are
you getting full water from? He says little to none.
Speaker 1: And that's MSNBC, you guys, Yeah, that wasn't Fox, just FYI. Yeah,
so he's getting bought up.
Speaker 5: You know.
Speaker 1: At this point, I think it's just abusive to have
Joe Biden even put in public. Should be you shouldn't
be talking to the American people at any time whatsoever.
And if they put him out there, just give him
an ice cream cone. Let him just suck on that
and just not speak, because it's at this point, really
it is. We've got what seven days, it's just abusive
to us at this point. God, it's just seven days.
Speaker 2: Just do this. You guys. Can't do it?
Speaker 1: Yeah, I just I can't take any more of that. Guy,
I can't. I can't even want to get it.
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I know this is hard and painful. Okay, I'm We're
going to get through this Gavin segment, I promise you.
But this is the clip that I was referring to
earlier where he's got this amazing gift at just talking talking, talking, talking,
talking in overwhelmed in an overwhelming way that I think
makes dumb people feel really like, Wow, this guy knows
what's going on. He's got a plan, he's got it together. Me,
he cares cares about me. Yes, he is so talented
at this. I mean, like me having a political skill.
I mean, this guy gets an A plus plus whether
you hate him or love him, he is good at this.
And the weird thing about this what he got a
lot of criticism for in this particular interview. He also
does a lot of really big hand motions and movements,
and like you'll notice it. Like if you imagine if
you just acting tune him out, because this is one
of the longer clips. If you start to just tune
him out, just look at the dancing he does, because
there's a lot of dancing, but here he is at
his absolute best slash worst.
Speaker 10: Has to announce a new executive order. What is this
executive order? What are you hoping to Assoulien?
Speaker 5: Look, we've got to be thinking three weeks, three months,
three years ahead. At the same time, we're focusing on
the immediacy, which is life, safety and property and so
that's exactly what we're doing with disaster assistance, making sure
people are getting their applications, addressing the issue of fraud,
and that's an issue we've got to address price gouging.
So executive orders on price gouging recovery. We want to
get inspections units like this. We want to get our
inspection teams out here. They're already starting to get out here.
We've come up with some timelines so we can get
within the next few weeks all that done so people
can get their insurance claims. We can then start the
big contracts to remove the debris, to address all the
HASMAD issues, same time as I got to button up
the canyons here as it relates potential flooding with a
lot of atmospheric rivers. Remember we're in the middle of winter.
This is January. In fact, the day of this fire.
Not as stones throw away, it's a crow flies. There
was snow right up the mountain here the same day
as this devastating fire here in Alta Dina, and so
all those things have to happen concurrently. But here's the
big thing. I'm worried about issues of rebuilding as it
relates to scarcity, as it relates to property taxes, meaning
scarcity of resources, materials, personnel. I'm worried about time to
getting these projects done, and so we want to fast
track by eliminating any sequel requirements. I got Coastal Act
changes that we're making. I want to make sure when
someone rebuilds that they have their old pretty tax assessments
and that they're not increased. So all of that's been
done in the executive order.
Speaker 11: We just announced.
Speaker 10: Sequel Governor and the Coastal Act of both environmental regulations,
and if you're going to be suspending those temporarily. Are
you concerned about problems that may result from the suspension
of those environmental regulations and the potential abuse by developers.
Speaker 5: Yeah, we're not going to and within this executive order,
we frame those abuses, we basically bookmark that in the
context of maintaining the existing footprints and the Coastal Act
they allowed just a ten percent variant, So we're going
to be very mindful of that. California leads the nation
in environmental stewardship. I'm not going to give that up.
But one thing I won't give into is delay. Delay
is denial for people life traditions, places torn part torness
under family schools, community centers, churches. You've seen it, the
number of schools that have been lost in this community,
and they've We've got to let people know we have
their back. We're going to be back. We're going to
do it efficiently and effectively. Don't turn your back, don't
walk away, because we want you to come back, rebuild
and rebuild with higher quality building standards, more modern standards,
and we want to make sure that associated costs with
that are not disproportionate, especially in a middle class community.
Speaker 2: Like this tell me that was not masterful.
Speaker 1: It's he just you know what he reminds me of.
He's like, baby, I didn't mean to hit you. I
love you, right, love you. It's going to be better
this time. It's gonna be better. We're gonna be so
awesome this time, it's going to be great. I'll never
hit you again. That's he that guy, he's that guy.
Speaker 2: He is that guy. It's who he is. And I mean,
like the dancing actually adds to the whole. He's so
freaking good at it, and he by it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, just people who are weak empathy, I'm sorry, weak
empathetic by this.
Speaker 2: It's he is.
Speaker 1: He is a colossal scumbag.
Speaker 8: Oh god.
Speaker 1: The worst he's abusive is just like he doesn't do
his job. He abuses the state of California. And then
he's like, it's gonna be better this time, baby, it's
gonna be better.
Speaker 2: Come on, gonna be better.
Speaker 1: Look at all the hand motions and I'm gonna give
you a hug, and it's gonna be great this time.
Speaker 2: No, it isn't. It isn't. God. So so you saw
all the dancing right, like the and there's so much
of that, so in this one. He was this is
a different interview, but he was talking about he was
like he'd been on the phone, I guess with the
governor of Hawaii, and of course, you know the buyer
that they dealt with in Hawaii. There's this problem of
all of these land developers coming in and buying up
all the land, and so that's a concern with California
as well. And he's talking about that, and you guys,
the dance he actually does this, He actually looks happy
when he's talking about land speculators. And so I'm telling you,
this is like the It's he's so choreographed and and
like it's again all are they all are? It's the
It's theater.
Speaker 1: He is just one of the actors and this production
that is called progressivism.
Speaker 2: He is, so watch for the shimmy. Here we go.
Speaker 5: Have issues. I was just talking to Josh Green, the
governor of down in Hawaii. You had some ideas around
some land juice concerns he has around speculators coming in
buying up properties. I like, so, we're already working with
our legal teams to uh to move those things forward,
and we'll be presenting those in a matter of days.
Speaker 2: Not so path.
Speaker 1: He's a freaking sociopath. Yes, oh my god, ma, I'm
the governor. I'm doing the governor dance.
Speaker 2: I mean, you guys, that's that. That was not normal.
That's not normal behavior to talk about Land. I know
everyone's like, Okay, that's enough. I don't think I have
any more clips of him. I promise just a couple
of headlines related that we absolutely have to cover, like
the fact that he had tweeted about this. He was
so mad. He said, stop encouraging looting by lying and
telling people it's decriminalized. It's not illegal. It's always been
bad actors will be arrested and prosecuted. Well, they won't. Voters.
Speaker 1: Voters had to repeal what he did, just like a
couple months ago. Yeah, you can't make this stuff up,
I swear. Yeah, he campaigned against Prop thirty six. He
campaigned against it. What am I missing something?
Speaker 2: And then the worst part is that he and other
Democrats decided to use this to fundraise, so they were saying, oh,
you know, if you want to contribute, do you want
to help the people, and if you want to get
really good information about what's actually happening. Gavin Newsom posted
this link. He's saying there's a lot of a misinformation
out there. Launched a new site to ensure the public
because access to the correct data. The website goes to
his campaign website, and then the link that Elizabeth Warren
and he and others were sending takes you to Act Blue,
which is the Democrat fundraising website, which has been known
to be super super shady. Yeah, so it's all such
a big scam tempt. People had actually tweeted about this,
about how it works, and here is what he said.
You can read this. Actually read this to everybody so
they know.
Speaker 1: I get my blood pressure. Okay, Well, so the racket
is podcast promotes foundation taking donations via Act Blue. Act
Blue takes a cut three point nine to five percent
to run operations, including fundraising services for Democrat political campaigns.
Foundation then pays for sponsorships on Democrat podcasts in order
to promote themselves brilliant organizing on the left to fund
their political machine. When you donate to a charity and
you are routed through Act Blue, you are helping fund
Democrat political care pains, infrastructure, and podcasts. Democrats probably love it.
The average person probably doesn't know well, Matt, you know
you do.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's exactly right.
Speaker 1: Are depraved?
Speaker 2: God, it's just sick. It is so it's so gross.
Speaker 1: And then meanwhile, there are actual liberals out there, people
on the leftist going he's so, he's so benevolent.
Speaker 2: I just love that.
Speaker 1: Gavinusance should lot a president. He loves me, he cares
about me, he wants what's best for my family. He
should run for president.
Speaker 2: Stop it, just stop, snap out of it. It's so wild,
so vile.
Speaker 1: He's eating a French laugry right now, right now.
Speaker 2: And totally making fun of all of us. Totally, that's
what he's doing. And he just bought like a nine
and a half million dollar house somewhere in California, So
he's governor's doing just fine.
Speaker 1: He's worth thirty million. How do you think they do that?
I mean, I know he is a rich wife, But
how do you think that these people do it?
Speaker 2: Yea thick guess, Yeah, take a guess.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 2: There are other of course, actors, officials, politicians in California
who there's a lot of blame to go around, right,
I don't you know we've talked about the whole DEI
aspect of the lafd uh the fire chief. You know,
to her credit, she's hugely qualified from a job history
perspective to be in charge. The problem is is the
focus is not on the right stuff. And that's what
we've complained about. It's not that she's personally not qualified,
it's that the entire department only focuses on how important
it is that they have a gay person leading it,
and you know, another gay person like second in command
and so on. That's what's ridiculous. But even she has
gotten sick and tired of Mayor Bass and and the
fact that not enough blame has been put on the
fact that they were defunded, that they don't have the
resources that they need, and she was getting real outspoken
about that over the weekend. Here she is being pressed
about whether or not she and her department were fail
old by the city.
Speaker 1: If Los Angeles fail you and your department and our city.
Speaker 12: It's my job to stand up as a chief and
exactly say, justifiably what the fire department needs to operate
to meet the demands of the community.
Speaker 2: Did they fail you?
Speaker 12: That is our job and I tell you that's why
I'm here. So let's get us what we need so
firefighters can do their jobs.
Speaker 2: Did they fail you? Yes, okay, everybody.
Speaker 1: Everybody's pointing fingers at everybody and no one's no one's
doing their job. So I mean, I I hate all
these people. Well there's a lot of way to go around, right,
you know, every single one of them, because I don't
think anybody did their job at any point on the ladder.
No one did it. You know, I saw something over
the weekend. This is probably so inappropriate, but y'all know
how I roll. So sebody said they should have put
the fires out with gender fluid, and I was like, yeah,
they should have because this is damn right. I mean,
this is the thing like, because they were so all
of them at every single point on that ladder, that's
all they were concerned about. So she can try to
point fingers, but this is.
Speaker 2: You guys, it was.
Speaker 1: It was a screw up on every single level. No
one said, hey, maybe we should think about actually, you know,
fighting fires and preventing their spread, venting their spread, right because.
Speaker 2: You know, to be fair, at least one of these,
at least one was due to arson. And so now
there's starting to be some arrests when it comes to
the arsonists, which is unfathomable to me. Oh and by
the way, the one arrest that has been made, it's
an illegal rise. So I mean, if you think about it,
this is the easiest terror like terrorist attack to pull off. Ever,
don't know what I mean totally. They know how bad
California sucks at this. So if some bad actor wanted
to get into the country and decide how can I
do some ser damage and then just sit back and
watch it all unfold on t vay and nobody will
ever catch me. What's what's a.
Speaker 1: What's a state that does zero forest management? Because doing
a dance and you know, jimmying on camera and speculators. Yeah,
it's a slam dunk for people who are total jerk criminals.
Speaker 2: Here the fire chief is again on with Jake Tapper
again kind of throwing mayor the mayor under the bus,
saying that the funding was the defunding was a huge problem.
Speaker 13: Here she is again clear the seventeen million dollar budget
cut and the elimination of our civilian positions like our
mechanics did and has and will continue to severely impact
our ability to repair our apparatus. So with that, we
have over one hundred fire apparatus out of service, and
having these apparatus in the proper amount of mechanics would
have helped, and so it did absolutely negatively impact. I
want to also be clear that I have over the
last three years been clear that the fire department needs help.
Speaker 2: We can no longer sustain where we are. We do
not have enough firefighters.
Speaker 1: Wow, you know, you probably don't have enough firefighters because
you mandate to everybody to get the vaccine, nothing.
Speaker 2: About you know, maybe that's part of the problem.
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 2: And then you guys, look at these odds. I mean,
this is pretty amazing. So this is part of the leadership.
This is that includes her who you just saw, Christina Crowley.
But then look at the other two people. There's an
assistant fire chief and then there's an equity chief, and
they're all named Christina, they're all part of the LGBTQ community,
they all have insanely inflated salaries, and they're I mean,
what are the chances? So somebody actually figured out the
odds that one fire department would have two white and
one black lesbian fire chiefs is one in like a
hugely complicated possible number. Yeah, it's like that's their focus,
and that is crazy.
Speaker 1: It's like you're a white man. No, thank you, bit, No,
we don't. We don't need you here, we don't.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean that might be part of the problem.
Speaker 1: Just you think, yeah, you think, but you you say
that out loud and people are just like a god,
you're just you're you're gay phobic. What is it homophobic?
You're whatever, You're lesbian phobic. I know. I just this
is statistically weird.
Speaker 2: Yeah, is what it is. Messed up, and this is
a focus that has cost lives and property. Like there's
no question about it that that's just a fact.
Speaker 1: Remember the movie Backdraft, Yeah, not a single lesbian.
Speaker 2: That's so weird.
Speaker 1: It was just I'm just pointing out. I just you guys,
remember Kurt Russell was hot in that movie. Do you
remember how he was in that movie. It's really hot.
Speaker 2: I mean he's still like it was. It was good.
It was a good movie.
Speaker 1: Even Billy Baldwin come hot that movie. That's before he
tried it turned really weird. Yeah, he was one of
the cute Baldwins. He's probably the cutest Baldwin. We could
probably have a whole discussion about that. There's like four baldwins.
I would venture to say, back in the eighties he
probably was one of the cutest baldwins.
Speaker 2: That's probably true. I mean, I like as much as
Psycho as he is back in the day, very hands
hands today he was during the beald juice days. True,
I will get you that.
Speaker 1: However, backdraft, just going back to back draft, I don't
remember seeing, you know, any of this DEI stuff. I
missed the eighties, you guys, it's the same same.
Speaker 9: Uh.
Speaker 2: Mayor Bass is getting a huge ration ship deservedly over
this video that she made to kind. I think she
wanted to cheerlead La and be like, come on, you guys,
we can get through this. We're gonna get through this together.
And the whole time as she's talking about the tragic
amount of loss, she is smiling like an insane person.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 2: So she's getting a lot of flak for this. I
think it's deserved. This is weird. This is just a
weird facial expression to have when you're talking about tragic loss.
Speaker 14: Angelinos, we're still going through it, and to any of
you and all of you that have experienced a loss,
the grief, the anger, the just utter shock. I've seen
the devastation. It is unbelievable, the amount of loss.
Speaker 7: That people have experienced.
Speaker 14: We get through this crisis, and I know that we will.
I was at the Silmar command post today and I
saw the work of our first responders and how they've
been able to defeat the fires in certain areas. We
know we still have much more to go, and we
know the winds are going to kick up again. But
we got to stick together, we got to stand strong,
and then we have to rebuild our city. We're the
nation's second largest city, one of the greatest cities in
the world, and we stayed again and we will rebuild
an amazing city. So thank you Angelinos, and my thoughts
and prayers are out to all of you that are
going through unbelievable loss and pain.
Speaker 1: Today's she's a sociopathic Marxist. This chick, she's a total Marxist.
And wow, that was crazy and that whole like joker smile.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's a joker smile.
Speaker 1: Not a good look, lady. Not You know, you may
have wanted to work on that when you were like
trying to be an actress and going out there. Maybe
like looked in the mirror a couple more times to
work on that because it, yeah.
Speaker 2: I mean, not a good look. You gotta listen. This
is why I would be a terrible mayor, because you know,
I'm a fan of smiling, and I don't.
Speaker 1: All the time, but when but listen, I have seen you.
We have worked together and been best friends for a
very very long time, and you have had to talk
about some awful, awful things. I assure you you were
not smiling while talking tout this. Awful things come on
because you and I know.
Speaker 2: There's a time and a place, you know what I mean, Right,
We've had to cover some really terrible things, and I mean,
your favorite thing to do is to smile, and you.
Speaker 1: Don't smile during those things. You know, It's like what,
she's a sociopath.
Speaker 2: That was just so weird, so weird, And quickly back
to the de I think because I know last week
we talked about the fact that their the emergency alert
system in California also got super borked and they ended
up sending like an evacuation notice to ten million people
when it should have only been around three hundred and
thirty thousand people in a specific area. I'm not saying
anything with specificity about the guy in charge of the
broadcasting system, or at least their spokesperson, but see if
you can tell see if you notice anything in particular
about the guy giving a rundown on what the failing
of the emergency broadcast system. I just feel like there's
something to notice.
Speaker 15: Well, in coordination with our federal and state partners, how
we can uh stop the messages that are going out
right now that are not being initiated by a human
action to stop that and then understand how that occurred
so that the that the tool can still be used
for what was identified as like a critical fire weather
that we're still in experiencing and will continue to experience.
Speaker 2: Is everybody gay? Is everybody gay? That's my point? Why
are you okay?
Speaker 1: I've never That was the first time I've seen that clip,
You guys, I was I'm prepared for pretty much everything else,
but I was not prepared for that, So I've not
seen that. That's the first time I've ever seen that clip.
Speaker 2: Everybody's gay? He seems so competent, didn't he so make
sure of himself?
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, It's like it's like, is that the number
one criteria when you go to work for the City
of Los Angeles. Apparently, so they're like, are you gay? No, okay,
you can't work here. You can't, you can't work I'm sorry.
Do you like to sleep with somebody of the same
sex or of an opposite sex? I'm sorry, I am
strictly Dickley, Daisy, you can't work here because you are
strictly Dickley. Oh okay, I can't work in Los Angeles
because I, in fact, am strictly Dickley.
Speaker 2: It's isn't that just that it's a problem. It's weird.
It's weird.
Speaker 1: They are they they are They discriminate against straight people.
Speaker 2: I feel like this is becoming a problem.
Speaker 8: I know.
Speaker 2: This is the thing. That's why I was like, what
there's I mean, this is a thing. This is not
something that the conservatives are just using as like a
talking point. This is a thing. Super noticeable. Now, yeah,
a little bit, all right. I have to remind everybody,
unfortunately that Maxine Waters is still a member of Congress,
and she is like super super old. She was on
with Chris Cuomo on News Nation and talking about how
this is a rich person's problem to solve that the
whole reason that la is burning is because rich people
don't pay their fair share of taxes. Even Chris Cuomo
was like, dude, check this out.
Speaker 16: It can also be seen that you don't want to
talk about the politics because it's on your party, because
the mayor and the governor are Democrats who arguably should
have had the people in Altadena better prepared for this.
They should have the resources more available so they don't
need me to put them up because this state has
been doing the work and that they've been preparing the
situations for wildfires like they were made aware of. Instead
of cutting deals with PG and E and insurance companies,
they would have prepared the state.
Speaker 1: That is not unfair criticism. Is it too soon?
Speaker 16: Maybe, but the question are real.
Speaker 7: Let me tell you something.
Speaker 17: I'm not in resistance of protecting anybody, and I think
that my work over the years that I've been involved
have been absolutely on point in dealing what has to
be dealt with in order to help the people. First
thing you've got to understand is services costs money, and
we should be willing to get the richest people in
this country, the richest one percent that is protected, make
sure they pay their fair taxes so that we can
have the money to provide the services.
Speaker 2: Californians pay more in taxes.
Speaker 1: Than in any other state, in anybody.
Speaker 2: Yeah, in the world.
Speaker 1: Yeah, like people like Sarah Foster would disagree with that, hag.
It's like, we pay the most in taxes. So where
are firefighters? Oh, that's right, you send it all to
Ukraine almost. I mean, it's like that's your priority. Maxine.
Speaker 2: She looked. She doesn't look good.
Speaker 1: I mean, listen, I'm not trying to be mean to
an old lady, but damn girl.
Speaker 2: And she gets so mad at the you know, the
accusation as a Democrat that there should be any criticism
towards their party over this. Well there should be. Yeah,
that's why he gave it to you.
Speaker 1: He should be mad at her, wig Maker, because I
got to handle that.
Speaker 18: You know.
Speaker 1: It's like always like in a place that it shouldn't be,
you know, I know.
Speaker 2: There are news reports this is according to Nick Sorder
that the Pacific Palisades Reservoir was empty and offline it
normally holds one hundred and seventeen million gallons of water.
Could have been pretty helpful. And now the Department of
Water and Power their officials have been forced to admit
that it being offline likely contributed to the dry fire,
hydrants and low water pressure that they experienced in the Palisades.
And we had talked last week about Janice whatever her
name is, the CEO of the water company in La
Here is a video. This is from before the fires.
But again, once again, this proves what their priorities are.
When you listen to Janice talk about it, you'll understand
seven hundred and fifty thousand dollars a year. Just remind
you that's her salary. Yes, yeah, same. You call it
powered by equity. And I know that it's been really
important for the DWP to put an equity lens on everything.
Speaker 11: Yes, yeah, And that's the number one thing that attracted
me to this role. It's important to me that everything
we do it's with an equitted lens and social justice
and making sure that we right the wrongs that we've
done in the past from an infrastructure perspective, and that
we involved the community in that process.
Speaker 1: I mean, what this is what social justice and equity
and DEI does. It burns. It burns things to the ground,
It burns beautiful things to the ground. You go there
you have it. I mean, it's like there could not
be a more poignant representation of what this shit does. Yep,
we were watching it.
Speaker 2: I saw a poll. It was almost forty thousand people
in California were polled and seventy five percent of them
say this is due to climate change and has nothing
to do with infrastructure or government problems.
Speaker 1: Well, then they get the government they deserve. Mock this
is this is the thing. I mean, it's these are
the same people that voted. They will continue to vote
for the Gavin Newsoms and the Adam Shifts and the
Nancy Pelosis. They'll continue to do it and you can't
help them.
Speaker 2: You can't.
Speaker 1: Then then let let your state burn to the ground.
You know.
Speaker 2: Nicole Shanahan is fighting back.
Speaker 1: But that's the thing is we shouldn't have to pay
for them.
Speaker 2: I know, and we always do. We always end up
being the bailouts, right, it's our money, and this is
why we're going so broke. I mean, this is the problem,
Nicole Shanahan said, For all you climate change doomsayers, California
has been out of a drought since twenty twenty two.
We've seen record rainfall. Yet the California Department of Water Resources.
Big city mayors and the governor have failed to use
that water to increase ground hydration and strengthen their emergency
fire response. I mean, it's just so freaking obvious. And
yet that's a pretty big sampling of people. Forty thousand people,
and three quarters of them are like, oh, yeah, this
is totally climate chain.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's ridiculous, it's absolutely iculus. At this point, were
living in idiocracy.
Speaker 2: Totally, totally one person. And of course there's been many, many, many,
many many people, including celebrities, who have lost their homes.
But I just want you guys to be thinking about
poor BLM founder Patrece Colors, because two of her three
La mansions were consumed by the fires, till out of
three of them. Whatever will she do?
Speaker 1: Go to the the third one. She'll go to the
third one. I know she's got a third one. She's
got a backup. So that's nice for her that she's
a backup. A lot of people don't. Yeah, there's an option.
Speaker 2: Moving on from the fires, we need to talk about
Joe Biden, who decided, I guess because Trump keeps having
these long, really good pressers where he answers question after
question after question. I think Biden was feeling some heat,
so he held his own presser. The first comment that
he made was about Meta and about you know all
this news that Zuckerberg made. I guess last week early
last week when he said we're getting rid of fact checkers.
Enough is enough. We're gonna have free speech again once
again on the Facebook platform, and Biden is furious.
Speaker 9: Let's take a.
Speaker 8: Listen of walking away from facts checking, as well as
not reporting anything having to do with discrimination regarding TPS.
I find to be just contrary to American justice, American
the way we talk about one another.
Speaker 2: We don't know, tell the truth matters.
Speaker 8: I mean, it's a I know I'm on national television,
but you all are local reporters and national reporters. I'm
not this another ligit real question, But what do you
think you think it doesn't matter that they let be
printed where millions of people reading things that are simply
not true.
Speaker 2: I mean, I don't know what that's all about.
Speaker 8: It's just completely contrary everything America is about. We want
to tell the truth. We haven't always done it in
the nation. We want to tell the truth and the
idea that you know, a billionaire can buy something and say,
by the way, from this point on, we're not gonna
we're not gonna fact check anything. And you know, when
you have millions of people reading going online reading this stuff,
it is anyway. I think it's I think it's really.
Speaker 1: Shameful the amount that he doesn't understand what our country
was founded, Like, he doesn't understand the amount that he
is so just completely senile at this point.
Speaker 2: Lack of self awareness too.
Speaker 1: Write I can't believe that Jill allows him to do
this at this point, Like maybe she just hates him
so much. She's like, just go out there and just
be the worst president ever, you know, I.
Speaker 2: Just he's the his legacy is so awful.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he just makes it worse and worse every single
time that he steps out on a podium. It's remarkable.
Speaker 2: It gets it gets worse because he was also asked
in that same press or whether or not he had
any regrets about not running, and he seems to think
that he could have beaten Trump and that Kamala could
have too, even though she actually didn't. It's like he
doesn't know that the election is over here, it is
she was president.
Speaker 9: You regret your decision to run for re election.
Speaker 6: Do you think that that made it easier for your
predecessor and now become very successful.
Speaker 8: I don't think so. I think I would have beaten Trump,
could have beaten Trump, and I think that Kamenin could
have beaten Trump, would have beaten Trump. It wasn't about
uh oh my god. I thought it was important to
unify the party, and when the party was worried about
whether or not I was going to be able to move,
I thought, even though I thought I could win again,
I thought it was better to unify the party. And
it was the greatest honor in my life to be
president United States. But I didn't want to be one
who caused a party that wasn't unified to lose an election,
and that's why I stepped aside. But I was confident
she could win.
Speaker 1: He was trying so hard to remember the talking points there,
but he was just he was like, Okay, I have
him in a file somewhere in my brain, and my
brain that's being eaten away by dementia. I'm trying so hard,
and you could just see it in real time. He
couldn't remember all the talking points because they forced him out.
We all know that anybody who says otherwise just completely lying.
Speaker 2: And I mean he still hasn't spoken to Nancy Pelosi.
Like we know how this went, Biden. You don't have
to make shit up at this point, like everybody knows.
Speaker 1: Everybody with a firing synapse in their brain knows what happened. Yeah,
and no, Kama couldn't have won because she didn't.
Speaker 2: Win like that actually happened. No, it did, just like
what and where were you in November? Where were you?
So he was also asked because you know, there's still
plenty of time for him to pardon God knows who.
The question was though, whether or not he plans to
pardon himself, And he seemed you guys genuinely perplexed about
that question. And here it is.
Speaker 10: So, sir, have you ruled out a pardon for yourself
or any other additional members of the family for myself?
Speaker 7: Yes, sir, what I parton myself.
Speaker 2: For, That's what I'm asking.
Speaker 8: No, I had no contemplation to pardoning myself. Friend, that
I didn't do anything wrong.
Speaker 2: He didn't do anything wrong.
Speaker 1: You guys have done nothing.
Speaker 2: Maybe he doesn't think he did, like is it possibly
just doesn't remember, Yeah, like does it remember, like his
son making all this money for the family and then
dispersing the funds to the family.
Speaker 1: I mean, I guess when you have that all these
agencies in your pocket and you're able to do that
without any opposition and they let you do it, willy nilly,
I guess you don't think you've done anything wrong.
Speaker 2: Well, Anes, Yeah. He was also asked about other pardons
other than himself and you know who might be on
the list and so on, and his answer makes it
sound like he's waiting to see what Trump says, like
what Trump who Trump might be talking about, you know,
going after which is super weird, Like if you're going
to partner somebody, pardon them because you genuinely believe they
didn't do something wrong that they've already been convicted of
or that they're serving time for. But this, this is
a very strange answer.
Speaker 9: Sense of what other partners and commutations you're considering in
your last ten days.
Speaker 8: Well, the answer is no, because two things. One is
that it depends on some of the language and expectations
that Trump broadcasts in the last couple of days here
as to what he's.
Speaker 7: Going to do.
Speaker 8: The idea that he would punish people for not adhering
to what he thinks should be policies related to his
well being is outrageous, But there's still consideration of some folks.
Nothing but no decision.
Speaker 19: Presidency.
Speaker 9: What have you decided?
Speaker 2: What kind of a what kind of all we have
post presidency?
Speaker 7: Sir?
Speaker 2: Do you plan to speak out after you leave Washington?
Speaker 15: Or are you going to follow kind of more of
the Bush model where you're kind of out of side,
out of mind.
Speaker 8: I'm not gonna be outside or out of mind.
Speaker 2: I feel like you will be. We can only hope.
I feel like.
Speaker 1: He's going to be very out of side, out of mind.
Speaker 2: Yeah, what's that? What?
Speaker 1: What even was that answer? I have no idea, Like
at this point, I don't think he knows. I don't know.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, that was.
Speaker 1: Trump is not full of revenge. He's just not. It's
the other side of the aisle that's been They are
the ones who have just gone. It's been a witch hunt.
We've watched it. It's one of the reasons Trump just
got re elected.
Speaker 2: So I just find it's been since twenty fifteen.
Speaker 1: I know, it's just non stop. We're all exhausted by it.
So that's why I find it's so interesting when he's like, Oh,
it's he's going to go after all these people. It's
just gonna be that. And I'm like, seriously, do you
have any self awareness, dude? Any?
Speaker 8: Well?
Speaker 2: And unfortunately, what did you say? We had seven more days?
Speaker 1: Seven days? It's thirteen. Today's the thirteenth, so you know,
seven and six if you really want to just exclude today,
I mean.
Speaker 2: But there's so much bad that can still be done,
you know what I mean.
Speaker 1: Why do you have to say that?
Speaker 2: Well, because he's continuing to do the bad things. They
just extended temporary protection status for eighteen months to six
hundred thousand Venezuelans two hundred thousand Salvadorans. So it's like
everything that they're doing is set up almost on purpose
to make Trump's transition as impossible and complicated as possible.
Speaker 1: They're leading in them a complete dumpster fire, is what
they're doing. Yeah, moving them a total crap storm. Yeah,
because they want them to have so much to clean up,
and they're just like, let's make it as hard as
possible for them. And that's what they're doing, you know,
But this is but they're going to do it. You know,
they have to come in, they have to clean up
a ton of messages and that he's good at that,
and I think I think Vance will be good at
that too, and so will the entire team. The entire team,
I think is ready day one to go in there
and just start clean on seven, you know, because that's
what this is going to be, you guys. First it's
going to be just like clean up, cleanup, clean up,
and then it's going to be, you know, implement policy,
implement all the mandates that we've said that we want.
They're just going to have to do it quickly and
efficiently and do it as quickly as possible. Right, Yeah, Well.
Speaker 2: And what's amazing is that the outgoing administration, you know,
not just Biden, but Kareeen and Jake Sullivan and blink
at everybody. They are convinced, they've convinced them that they're
leaving the country in way better shape than the way
they found it. And what's his name, Jake Sullivan was
on a talk show this weekend and he was asked
like a and you can tell that the question comes
from a place of how can you look around the world,
which is basically exploding on every front. How do you
look around the world and say that there is some
place that's better now after the Biden administration? But you,
I mean the ease with which Jake Sullivan says that
everything is better because of Biden is incredible. Check this out.
Speaker 6: As we come to the waning days of the Biden administration,
where across the globe could you point and say the
United States is safer because.
Speaker 18: Of what we did here?
Speaker 6: Well, I'd start by saying, our alliances are stronger than
we found them four years ago. They're stronger than they've
been in decades. NATO is more powerful, purposeful figure, Our
alliances in the Asia Pacific are at all time highs,
and our adversaries and competitors are weaker across the board.
Russia's weaker, Iran's weaker, China's weaker, and all the while
we kept America out of war. So I think the
American people are safer. The country is better off than
we were four years ago, and we're handing all that
off to the next team, as well as having the
engines of American power humming our economy or technology, our defense,
industrial base, our supply chains. So the United States is
in a stronger, more secure position, and our competitors and
adversaries are weaker under pressure. I think that's the main
handoff that we will make to the incoming.
Speaker 1: What kind of pack did the devil do you have
to make to say that crap on live television?
Speaker 2: I mean, it's amazing, isn't it. Wow, That's just that's
amazing surreal to me. Yeah, Okay, just going back to
pardons for one second. I guess Michael Cohen so funny
to me. So he was on that show with Simone Sanders,
who's just absolutely awful, and he is trying to suggest
that Biden owes him a pardon because it's the same
as Hunter Biden. That essentially Joe Biden should treat Michael
Cohen like his own son. And even Simone Sanders is
like really, and she calls him out. She's like, dude,
you're not his son.
Speaker 18: But just what Yeah, I put in the application for
a presidential pardon because I believe that Joe Biden has
the same responsibility to me that he had to his
own son, and I would expect that the same exact
pardon that he gave his son has to go to
me and to anybody else that's on that enemy's list,
whether they want it or not.
Speaker 20: Because I wonder have you heard anything back from the administration?
Have you heard from the Biden administration? And I am
struck by your You're comparing yourself at Hunter Biden, and
I wonder if well, I'm going to tell you Michael
Causes on National TV we have a conversation. I don't
necessarily think that's your best way to go get a part.
And I mean, Hunter Biden is the president's last surviving son.
Speaker 21: But your point, your.
Speaker 20: Other point, why I do think is.
Speaker 4: Agreed.
Speaker 20: You are somebody's son, But I mean to be very clear,
you're not the president's son.
Speaker 2: What what my world want to lun this guy is?
Speaker 1: He's like and then next after you pardon me, I
want him to adopt me and then I want him
to lay in bed with me and spoon me.
Speaker 2: That's what I want. His justification is, well, I'm somebody's son. Yeah,
so why does he do that? This guy what a loon?
Isn't that crazy? I could not believe what I was seeing,
But yeah, that's that's real. That was a real clip.
You guys. Remember how David Hogg wants to be like
d NC chair vice chair or whatever.
Speaker 1: Thought he owned a pillow company that failed for.
Speaker 2: Forty five minutes.
Speaker 1: Okay, that he failed.
Speaker 2: He failed to fail.
Speaker 1: Okay, So now he wants to be in politics. That's
that track.
Speaker 11: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I actually hope this happens because I can imagine no
one more ineffective than David Hogg. So if they elect him,
I say more power to him. But he has himself
a fan in Tim Walls, who said David Hogg represents
exactly the kind of bold, dynamic and courageous leadership our
party needs right now. He has a unique ability to
connect with the American people and to speak to the
strengths of our party. Couldn't be happier to support him
for DNC vice chair.
Speaker 1: A young man like him seems like somebody that Tim
Walls would like.
Speaker 2: They go together like pieas and carrots. He's a carrots,
you guys.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Hawk should actually look into applying in LA, like
working for the fire department or something. Oh he's way
too skinny, is he too well? And I thought, is
he gay?
Speaker 2: Like he's got like kermit arms, you know what I mean.
Speaker 1: That's what I'm saying. He'd fit right in.
Speaker 2: Well, that's true. Maybe he could be newly in charge
of the emergency broadcast alert system. Right totally, he is
just like lead the charge. It was middle Arms. Yeah,
as we expected, and as we told you about last week,
Trump was sentenced to that unconditional discharge I think was
the name of the official sentence, which just means that
he doesn't have to do anything and that there's not
going to actually be any punishment. And so there was
a very busy weekend when it came to analysis of that.
First and foremost, we should let you know that Jack
Smith has resigned. This was expected, but it did happen,
and good Rids. I mean, I think we can all
agree that that's a good name. Bye. And we all
know that Judge Murshaan did this the way that he
did it because he wanted to be able to tack
on that convicted felt and label to Donald Trump. But
as Alan Dershowitz points out, just people are not having it.
Speaker 22: Have I ever heard a judge announce in advance what
a sentence was going to be? What he announced it is,
my sentence will be no sentence. That got two justices
to be able to say, well, you know, he's not
going to jail. Therefore we take the case. He should
never have announced in advance what the sentence was.
Speaker 2: Going to be.
Speaker 22: By doing it, he was trying to influence the Supreme Court,
and he apparently did influence two justices. Now the good
news for Trump is he has four justices who seem
to think this case is worthy of review. All you
need is four votes for curcieraria. You need five votes
to win the case, but all you need is four
votes to have the case taken.
Speaker 7: So he will appeal.
Speaker 22: He will appeal to the Supreme Court, and the Supreme
Court will take the case. Once the case is taken
on the merits, I think it will be reversed if
lower courts don't already reverse the case.
Speaker 2: So this is an instance of judicial.
Speaker 22: Manipulation game planing. Alison Wonderland Justice by Judge marshawt He
had one goal. He wants to have one of those
trophies you know hunters have, which have the animal that
they killed hanging from their living room. He wanted a
trophy with the head of Donald Trump that can be
shown on it to everybody, all of his friends. He's
the guy who sent Donald Trump into the status of
being a convicted fella, and I have something that some news.
Speaker 7: I will never.
Speaker 22: Call Donald Trump a convicted felon any more than I
would have called a civil rights worker who was convicted
of spitting on the street in the South when I
was part of the demonstrations down there a convicted felon.
He is a convicted innocent man, a convictedly framed up man.
Nobody should call him a convicted felon. Just that place
into the hands of the get Trump mentality that is
destroying our legal system. And Marshant has contributed greatly to
the destruction of our legal system, as has the District
Attorney of New York.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Gross, our judicial system is a complete swamp. It's so bad.
Speaker 2: Are so bad.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Our branches, I mean, our legislative and our judicial
branch especially are just so borped, you know.
Speaker 2: And these activist judges are to blame. I mean, this
is this is all so just. It's such a scam.
Jonathan Charlie also weighed in on the sentencing.
Speaker 23: The fact is that this is not a criminal case
in my view, because there's no underlying crime. Bragg took
a dead misdemeanor zapped it back into life. As this
pile of felonies he essentially trialed. He essentially tried a
federal a series of federal crimes the Department of Justice rejected,
and he was only able to do that by this
enabling judge. And I was not nearly as harsh on
Juan Marshawan until I sat in his courtroom. I was
quite shocked with his rulings. I thought that they were
well outside the strike zone and showed a lot of bias.
But now we can the good news is that this
case can be appealed in whole, and those those decisions
could be reviewed.
Speaker 1: It's this, all of this is just like third world
country stuff. You know what we're saying with our judicial
system and with my Sean and I just it's gross
what's happening here. It shouldn't be happening in America.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and I mean, I guess it's good. I don't
know what the process is like if Trump actually appeals
directly to the Supreme Court, or if there's another court
that he goes through first, but it does sound like
from all the legal authorities out there, it does sound like,
based on the merits of the case, it'll be dismissed
and We can only hope that that happened.
Speaker 1: And people on the left will still call him a
convicted fellain.
Speaker 2: But do we care.
Speaker 1: I don't care. What we didn't care when we went
and voted for him nobody.
Speaker 2: Yeah, helped him get elected, right exactly. And then of
course we've talked about like the strategjury that Trump has
had making these hugely controversial statements about Canada, about the
Panama Canal, and about Greenland. But what did we say
from the very get go? This is the stuff that
starts the conversations, and just like clockwork, now we're starting
to see that play out. The Prime Minister of Greenland
has announced he's ready to talk with Trump amid these talks. Now,
he did say we don't want to be American, but
the fact that he is open to talking about better
ways to achieve cooperation, right, this is exactly what Trump wanted.
And so you gotta you can't. I mean, you've got
to give the guy credit for the strategory.
Speaker 1: What kind of economic gain can this guy get and
can they what can they get out of it? I mean,
this is of course, it's all it is all strategy,
and he knows how to do that. He knows how
to make deals, so this is this is a good thing.
Speaker 2: It's a great thing. It's an absolutely great thing. And
then we talked last week about how John Fetterman is
going to be like one of the first Democrat senators
to ever visit mar Lago and have a conversation with
Donald Trump. Reporters are like losing their shit about this.
So they caught up with him as he was leaving
his office and they were all like, what are you doing?
Why are you going to mar A Lago? What are
you guys going to talk about? And he was so
annoyed with them because He's just like, We're going to
have a conversation.
Speaker 1: I'm going to go have good steak and good alcohol,
and I'm going to be surrounded by gold.
Speaker 2: Would you why would you not want to do that?
Speaker 6: Hy?
Speaker 2: You idiots? And I loved the way that he answered
the questions. I know you guys will too check this out.
Speaker 5: Senator.
Speaker 6: Can we ask you what you hope to get out
of your visit tomorro A Lago to talk to Donald Trump?
Speaker 19: What are we talking about here? Is there some news?
Speaker 4: There's some news we hear that you're going to be
heading down to mar A Lago.
Speaker 19: Yeah, I've heard that. Yes, I've heard that. Yeah, well yeah,
I demand that I need to be made pope of Greenland.
Speaker 4: Are you do you have the resume to be pope?
Speaker 19: Having a conversation like he's the president, so you know,
I am not the senator for just Democrats in Pennsylvania
on everyone senator in Pennsylvania.
Speaker 1: And I thought that was a great answer, and it's
a good answer. Yeah, he is everybody Senator. I think
that's a.
Speaker 2: He's just gonna have a conversation.
Speaker 1: Yeah, this is well, this is again with the prog speak.
They they don't want you speaking the conservatives can't speak conservative.
Speaker 2: That's just un to me. That's that's off limits. I
just love these like I'm gonna be the pope of Greenland.
And the guy was like, do you have the qualifications
to be the pope?
Speaker 18: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Yeah. It's like the media, man, it's not I'm stid.
Speaker 1: This is just so freaking Our world is so dumb
now it's every day.
Speaker 2: So Jadie Vance was on with Shannon Breem and she
asked him about whether Trump plans to pardon or like,
how is the pardning for the j six prisoners going
to work, and I thought, I see some people like
losing their shit about this answer. This is the perfect
answer to the question. I don't know why anybody would
have a problem with this answer. Here it is you
as decided. Where is the line drawn on who will
and wouldn't be considered for a pardon?
Speaker 1: I think it's very simple.
Speaker 24: Look, if you put attested peacefully on January the sixth,
and you've had merrit Garland's Department of Justice treat you
like a gang member, you should be pardoned. If you
committed violence on that day, obviously you shouldn't be pardoned.
And there's a little bit of a gray area there,
but we're very much committed to seeing the equal administration
of law. And there are a lot of people, we
think in the wake of January the sixth, who were
prosecuted unfairly. We need to rectify that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but if you did commit violence that day, like,
I don't know what it is these people did. Don't
you think they've served their time?
Speaker 2: That's the thing.
Speaker 1: I mean, my god, there.
Speaker 2: Are right nobody killed anybody. Now, if you like assaulted
a cop, you should be doing some I don't know
why any conservative would.
Speaker 1: Argue that no nobody's arguing that. But I mean, I
don't know what other like, I don't know what else
they would have done to warrant being put in jail.
But if they did something else that was considered violent
and it wasn't against another human being, I feel like
they've served their time. I mean, there are rapists that
serve less time exactly, So I feel like they've served
enough time.
Speaker 2: Yeah, And the people are saying people are saying that
that that what JD said there goes against Trump, which
I don't think it does at all. I think it's
going to be I think he's going to be thoughtful
about who gets part. He's not just gonna say everybody
gets a pardon, you know what I mean. And some
people that did like some really shitty things. Yeah.
Speaker 1: Meanwhile, Bind's out there partnering Chinese pedophiles and they gotter
I They're like, oh that's great. He's I mean, this
is or commuting people's sentences that have like murdered innocent
family members of these these people, like around Christmas. That happened.
Not a peep on the left, you know, But these
people who were there on j six, they just happened
to be there, they were thrown in jail. Yet grandma
sitting in jail and that somehow is okay? Why because
they're conservative? Bugger off?
Speaker 2: I know, I know. Anyway, I thought that was a
perfectly reasonable answer. I don't know why people are mad
about it, but there. And then lastly, in this segment,
you had found this old clip. I guess it's from
The Apprentice of Milania and Donald Trump and Baron when
he was an adybitdy baby. When Trump is coming home
from work. It is so freaking like, what is going
on with the fashion in this clip? I was like,
that cannot be Milania degree what it is? Oh, daddy,
Baby's coming home?
Speaker 20: Hello, honey, we'll come home.
Speaker 25: When this fourteen week job interview is over, only one
candidate will remain.
Speaker 2: Who will succeed, who will.
Speaker 16: And who will be the apprentice?
Speaker 2: What even was that? Daddy's time? You guys? Daddy home?
I said that to her.
Speaker 1: I love the headband with the capris.
Speaker 2: Oh my gosh, I just could not.
Speaker 1: I don't miss them at all, but the head bands.
We got to bring the head bands back. I feel
like we can rock some like silk headbands.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that I was just not expecting to see her
in that sort of get up Daddy's Tom Daddy's home,
you guys. Okay, moving on, We got to talk about
this Candice Owans thing with Emmanuel Macron Matto. She apparently
had gone. I think we talked about this last week
that she had gone and met with some investigative journalists,
spent like a couple hours with this person. Got really,
I mean, because she's already talked about this on her
show many many times, that she believes Brigimac is not
an actual woman, and that there's all kinds of mystery
about this, all kinds of proof. There's like a I mean,
there was a document that she referred to that's thousands
of pages long that seemed when I just did the
bare minimum looking at it, I was like, this seems
kind of legit, you know what I mean.
Speaker 1: I totally I'm on board with this. I'm on board
with this whole thing.
Speaker 2: I'm starting to be on board with this too. She
has not, I mean, she's not backed off from this story,
even though she's been bold a million times that there's
no evidence she has continued to work out it work
out at work at it, and she was apparently on
January thirtieth, she was going to dedicate an entire episode
of her show to really going through like everything that
this investigative journalist told her. Well, Macrone himself got wind
of that and sent her like this one hundred page letter,
a legal letter, threatening her if she comes out with this,
and she was like, oh, no, you did not, So
she did. She hasn't done the full show about this yet,
but she did talk about the letter. And now it
comes out and they've admitted to this because before, like
when he was running for election, he went with the
story that, yeah, like his wife is older, and yes
she was his teacher, and yes they got together when
he was her student, but the longtime story was that
he was seventeen years old at the time and she
was thirty four, which is still so it's gross. It's
very Mary Kay Liturno, you guys so gross.
Speaker 19: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Now they have been forced to admit that he was
not seventeen. He was fifteen. And now there's questions about
whether that was legal at the time. Here is Candice
to give the lowdown on that.
Speaker 3: What on earth were they thinking including that? Okay, but
here's where it gets really interesting. Okay, then they insist
on explaining to me that calling someone a rapist in
France they have different laws, and they insist that it's
not statutory rape because Emmanuel was or would have been, fifteen.
They heavily imply this. This is the exact verbiage from
the letter. It reads, Missus Macrone did not statutorily rape
President Macron. Let us be clear that the age of
consent in France is fifteen. The two met and fell
in love in nineteen ninety three when she was a
drama teacher and he was fifteen years old. When President
Macron was seventeen, he vowed to marry Missus Macrone. Following
through with his promise, they went in two thousand and seven,
when President Macrone was twenty nine years old. Now I
want to first let you guys know that this is
stunning because all throughout the time that President Macrone was running,
their story was that he was seventeen years old. Okay,
now we have here writing that they're now adjusting that.
All the publication said, oh, he was seventeens It makes
him sound like he's almost legal and she was. However,
I think they said she was thirty four. And one
of the things that we told you was that this
whole legend that they created in the legacy media was dishonest,
and they allowed to go on and go on until
people started looking independent journalists and going, wait a second,
Emmanuel Macron was not fifteen. And I also believe there's
an interview where Emmanuel Macron states that he met her
before he was fifteen years old. But them implying that
the age of consent in France is fifteen is actually
wholesale dishonesty, because what they're leaving out is the age
of consent at that time when they were together was
fifteen only if the person that they had the affair with,
the sexual affair with, was not someone who had any
power or control.
Speaker 2: That is still be law in France today.
Speaker 3: Okay, So in order for it to the age of consent,
it cannot be a teacher, it cannot be a therapist,
it cannot be any person when you are a minor
that has control over you. And as they mentioned that
same paragraph, Emmanuel Macrone was the student of Brigitte Macrone,
so that would not have been allowed under the law.
And this is something that we are happy to debate.
In America, this would be statutory rape one way or
the other. And France, I'm pretty sure that still constitutes
statutory rape. But we will allow you to respond to
that in a more thorough manner, because now that we've
established connection, you have no excuse not to answer our
pointed questions.
Speaker 1: Can you imagine if it were a flip though, if
missus Macron was a man, well.
Speaker 2: That's the jury still out right, you know what I mean?
Speaker 1: If it were like and he was a woman, or
who was a girl, Like my daughter is fourteen, she's
getting ready to be fifteen. I cannot imagine if this
if oh my god, if the teacher was a dude,
like praying on her in school?
Speaker 2: Oh mg, right, but yeah, that's disgusting.
Speaker 1: It is disgusting, right, and so I so this whole
thing is freaking weird. Now then now there's like this
whole is is Brigitte Macron a dude?
Speaker 2: And they apparently in that super long letter they were
saying things like, she doesn't have to answer that. So
they don't just immediately say, here are a few pictures
that prove that she was a girl from the time
she was young. They immediately say, she doesn't owe you
that explanation, which is kind of weird. So here here's
what Candice. She tweeted to Macron. This was I think yesterday.
Please read this out loud.
Speaker 1: Please instruct your lawyers to not ever tell American what
they can and cannot publish. You have kept many secrets
in your life, but I am not your personal diary.
All correspondences between our legal teams will be available for
the public to read. We will be back to your
team tomorrow with specific questions for you to answer ahead
of the publication of our much wider look into Brigitte's
earlier life. As we have already stated, the minor factual
heirs that we made regarding who gave birth to Brigitte's
children will be corrected. Similarly, we will correct our assertion
that the communion photo presented as evidence if her youth
was recolored. We now know that it was not recolored.
But we maintained that the person in the communion photo
is not your wife, and we have strong evidence to
support that claim. We are not in the business of
telling lies. Therefore, we expect that you will, provided the opportunity,
simply answer the substance of the question as to whether
or not your current wife lived as a man prior
to transitioning, we look forward to being in touch.
Speaker 2: Damn is right. It's just so juicy.
Speaker 1: And I go to tell you I've seen I mean,
she to me, she just looks like she's a man
that transitioned to Because.
Speaker 2: You sent me that video, I'm going to show it
right now. This is a video. I don't know what
the context is. She's standing up and maybe she's teaching,
who knows, But she goes to sit down.
Speaker 1: Find me, I'm standing that mock. Look at her standing.
Speaker 2: Find me another woman who sits down like this, you guys,
because I've never ever ever seen it happen.
Speaker 1: I mean, look at standing. But you're right, the sitting is.
Speaker 2: Did you but there? If you let it.
Speaker 1: Play, even she likes she sits and like just with
her legs, like so you're just.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean she's that's that's that's a dude. Such
a dude doesn't see Yeah. I mean we're not saying
for sure, but like they're not.
Speaker 1: Listen. People are asking why do we care about this?
I care about it because our because our politicians lie.
Speaker 2: To us and they need to be shown to be liars.
Speaker 1: Right, and if this is a lie, Okay, this is
a lie, then what other politicians are lying about? What
other relationships and what what other things are they lying about?
Speaker 2: I this is such a this is such a big
lie too that it feels like they were just testing
the world to see if they could get away with it,
if they could get away with a lie, right, I mean,
just a very.
Speaker 1: Listen, I am I am your girl. When it comes
to conspiracy theories, there are some that I'm like, I
am not going down that rabbit hole with you, but
this I will totally happily go down the rabbit hole
on this one.
Speaker 2: By the way, when I said earlier that they're not
denying it, they are denying it. They're just not offering
any evidence, which would be very easy to offer. That's
what's so weird about this, and that's what Candice is
so obsessed with is She's like, they could they could
prove that she's a woman lickety split, Like it would
be so easy in so many different ways, and they
won't do it.
Speaker 5: Why.
Speaker 1: Okay, question question, did they have children? And who actually
gave birth to the children?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I don't even know that story.
Speaker 1: Okay, I need to know all that I'm going to
have to like figure all that out because if they
have children and she did not birth them, are you serious?
Speaker 2: Like what is going on? Right? Okay? Moving on, we
just do. I have a couple of really good things
because before we get to talks, we need really good things.
One of those good things.
Speaker 1: Is Douglas Murray, who is just love him.
Speaker 2: There's just nothing not to love about him. He was responded,
he was on a TV show and actually defending America,
the West, defending democratic, normal countries. Whenever we as collective
countries get accused of being racist, he has Like, any
time you ever hear somebody say America is a racist country,
you need to send them this video and just say
good day, because there's nobody that puts it better than
Douglas Murray here he is.
Speaker 5: Mate.
Speaker 21: One other point, if I may, it's always the countries
that people want to come to who are put through
this struggle session. Britain, like America and France are among
are the most desired destinations for migrants worldwide and have
been for centuries. Why is that It's not because we're racist,
It's because we're better, It's because we're good. It's because
when we see racism, we actually call it out and
recognize it as a sin. Try finding that across Africa.
Try finding that across the Middle East or in China.
Nobody would hear. So what we have is a situation
where the more virtuous countries are presented as the worst countries.
It's sick, and most of us are tired of it.
Speaker 1: Boo, I love him, correct, he's so great. Got I
love it already. And we do not want that garbage
making its way and infiltrating in America. I know it's
partially here, but we cannot let it take root. We
can't because the UK man it is.
Speaker 2: It is just lost lost. Yeah, here's another really good thing.
I had to cut it because it was quite a
ways over three minutes. But you are about to see
southern California Pastor Jack Hibbs in his service talking about
the California fires. And he was lit no pun intended.
This is amazing.
Speaker 25: This is the most wealthy estate in the fifty. We
pay the most in Texas, We pay the most in gas,
we pay the most in electricity, you name it, if
it's in California, we pay the most for it. Why
Why because of our government? Why because of things that
Sacramento does because they can. Our flag of this state
is an absolute object. Lie. The flag says California republic.
It is not a republic is where the people decide
and the people have their way.
Speaker 2: What has happened to California? And you prove me wrong?
I challenge you today.
Speaker 25: If you don't like what I'm about to say, California
has been under unmitigated Democrat power control, Democrat supermajority. What
does that mean? Supermajority? It means nobody can oppose their
decision making. And now you've got it. You've got a
situation where a catastrophe came and the billions of dollars
that you and I gave was diverted to other woke,
stupid Democrat projects. That's that's not hyperbole. It is a fact.
You don't like it, change your party. If you don't
like it, change different But I'm telling you right now,
I'm upset and I'm angry, and it's the right kind
of angry. It's time to replace the leadership in California.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you don't need anything. You don't need any more.
Speaker 25: Example, California, these fires could have been stopped same.
Speaker 1: I mean, that's a church though presumably so. I would
think that a lot of those people probably already have
like conservative leans, some of them a lot have conservative leanings,
you know.
Speaker 2: That's the other that was that was.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and then the atheists are the ones who are like,
you know, praising Mother Nature and the climate gods.
Speaker 2: You know, yeah, that's true. Anyway. Oh, somebody here says
that's my pastor, and I agree, really yeah, I don't
he That's the first I've heard of him, and so
I would beat it again, Gibbs, I think it or
no hit Jack Hibbs, and I immediately followed him on
X because I was like, that is some good stuff
right there. I would like to hear more from him, Jack,
just Jack. We do have do have some venmos to
catch up on from last week, and then a couple
from today, and then lots and lots of thank yous
to do a lot today. Plus I have one gift
that I want to recognize. We'll do that at the
very end. But from last week from Diana Logsden, she said,
this is for the Tucker impression from a few days ago.
The laugh at the end was priceless. By the way.
The pup in my pick is my Astrid, because your Adrid,
She's so cute. And then also on VENMO from over
the weekend from Jennifer McDaniel, she said, good Morning, Imagine
was Jimmy Carter's favorite song, and they sang it at
his wife's funeral as well, and like we pointed out,
that may be well and true, but still weird. It's
so weird, weird to play it at church service. It is,
it's really weird. I just I don't get that. From
Venmo this morning, Marilyn Air said, good morning, beautiful chicks.
Gavin Newsom's performance this weekend reminds me of the Billy
Flynn number in Chicago. All I care about is love,
and then she sent a link to Oh my gosh,
yes pretty good. Osuki says, no, Gavin wouldn't hit me
again because his ass would be in jail and his
shit would be in the yard and the locks would
be changed. All right now, you all right?
Speaker 1: Anastasha sixty three, simme down now. I think that's for
Steve Bannon.
Speaker 2: Oh, Carrie twenty.
Speaker 1: Three sounds like Steve Bannon needs to be taken away
by Calvon. Yes Hei twenty three. Kimberly Donaldson going to
the inauguration and the Peach Tree ball on totally wrapping
the chicks all weekend. A bit nervous about safety though,
prayers for safe travels. Please look at you, Duck the
photo and the story. I'm cautious of Muss. He's funny
and seems good on speech, but at is or he
is a transhumanist who believes we live in a computer simulation. Okay,
I still think that he's got some good ideas and
he's pretty brilliant.
Speaker 2: And he's saved the world. I mean, he helped save
the world, So I'm always going to be appreciative for that.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Definitely free speech, he definitely saved that, and I'm very,
very grateful to him for that.
Speaker 2: Nathan Sangster, it's easy to say you don't want to
know who's.
Speaker 1: To blame when you're the one to blame. I am
to that. Nathan Robin Zecha, Pierre polyev Is my Scott Jennings.
Ron please take all my money.
Speaker 2: He's a good year man. He is so awesome.
Speaker 1: Connie Canell. Did Newscom care about North Carolina? No, he
did not take my money. Regina Pontez, So now he's
going to do his job.
Speaker 2: Got it. I'm not sure who that's probably knew.
Speaker 1: Some Vin Wendy. Now he can build an Olympic city
that will turn into his smart city. Coincidence, I guess,
but taking federal money, I'm assuming. Conklin, thank you for
the supersticker. Perio twenty three LAFD finds their DEI hires
on grinder, funny fish, tender, et cetera. It sounds about right.
The Great Gatsby I did a deep dive on the
illegal immigration issue. Has anyone heard of the UN's Global
Compact for Safe, Orderly and Regular Migration Blueprint? Interest interesting?
Jose Rodriguez Pole, should fire retardant be dropped on Gv's
on Gavin's greasy hair?
Speaker 2: Yes? Or no? I mean I wouldn't mind. I wouldn't
mind seeing that.
Speaker 1: Let's see, just to see. Brian Brumley been thinking about
the same thing, same thing, about these fires being a
terrorist attack by bad actors coming across the border or
a massive deportation protest. It's all very interesting, right, I mean,
I don't know about the first one, but then once
they got started, I think there are a lot of
copycat Where I was running around Mary pat Daisy, what
did you think of Landman last night. Sorry to be
off topic. Love every episode of land Man. I just
I'm What I'm really upset about is that that's the
last one and we probably will have to wait another
freaking year for season two.
Speaker 2: Oh I hate when that happens. Love that show. By
the way, speaking of waiting for things for a year,
if you guys watched Severance on Apple TV, season two
starts on front.
Speaker 1: I don't know. I don't know anything about that show.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, it's so looking about this.
Speaker 1: Cannot wait, Jose Rodriguez. Facebook would not let me use
Gaviner Newsom's name, but I also use the wrong initials.
My bad, GV, Eagles GN. I'll just take my money.
We knew exactly what you meant.
Speaker 2: Facebook wouldn't let you use his name.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but they're not going to have fact checking.
Speaker 2: Okay, God, when does that start?
Speaker 1: I know, right, I don't know, Leah to be fair,
regarding California's mass messaging, Israel's warning system also sent false
alarms to masses of people. It can happen with automatic systems,
and Leah also said it's a shame no reporter has
the balls to ask Biden if He also thinks it's
shameful every time he uses the very Fine people lie
take my money. You're absolutely right about that, Leo, though
it drives me crazy. Obama did it too, the all
the fine people Ie, I mean they can situate that, Yeah,
Teresa Raymundo, Joe is already out of mind. We just
can't wait for him to get out of sight. Very true,
Jake Carter. Simone Sanders is Ruby Road from the movie
The Fifth Element. The way she speaks. Once you hear it,
you can't forget it.
Speaker 22: Okay.
Speaker 1: Connie canel with the sun shining in your window, Daisy,
it looks like eve an angel on your shoulder, God
bless you both. That would be lovely if I had
an angel on my shoulder, I would like that. Paula
Johnson get a docs and mock. You will not regret it.
Speaker 2: I do. I love them. They are so funny, but
I feel like me, I want to have two similarly
sized dogs.
Speaker 1: The bigger one, yeah dogs, and yeah I think that
they do have. Don't they have like standard docs ins
that are a little bigger.
Speaker 2: I think they do, but they're still you know, they're
still super.
Speaker 1: Su pretty song.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Okay, let's write it and then I will show
my one gift.
Speaker 1: Okay, we're bringing it in. Everybody bringing in big hug,
Bring Monday hug.
Speaker 2: Would you get Mark?
Speaker 1: Would you get?
Speaker 2: I got from our friend Tammy Grant. She said, just
because this isn't just because every new house needs a
vintage raccoon taking a bath.
Speaker 1: Oh my gosh, that is so cute.
Speaker 2: Isn't that hilarious? And you all, she.
Speaker 1: Has all the vintage like she's a flea marketer like
I am. She loves all the antiques and all the things.
That is really cute, very very cute.
Speaker 2: Tammy.
Speaker 1: Guys, have the best Monday, and we will talk to
you tomorrow.
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