Speaker 1: With the US government under Biden being turned into an
actual Soviet style KGB agency dedicated to going after their
political opponents.
Speaker 2: So much stuff that's out of whack in our country
when it comes to welfare and all. This just a
ton of stuff. This is a really huge problem is
that these people that work for us live by a
whole different set of rules. Hi, everybody, good morning, it
is Thursday.
Speaker 3: How are we doing.
Speaker 2: I'm exhausted. Yeah, it's been a week. It has been
a week, I bet, and especially for you, I bet
it's been a week. It's I'm ready for the weekend
and I'm ready to start decorating my house tomorrow for Christmas.
You guys, that will get me some pep up my step.
You know what I did yesterday? I listen to Christmas
music in the car. You guys, I can.
Speaker 1: I still haven't even had my first candy corn of
the season, and you're already doing.
Speaker 4: Like, listen Christmas.
Speaker 2: You can decorate your house and eat candy corn at
the same time, both in multi task.
Speaker 4: That is crazy, crazy, crazy talk.
Speaker 1: I think part of the reason for my exhaustion is,
first of all, I just can't sleep. But second of all,
I stayed up way past my bedtime watching the TPUSA
ole Miss event, which we will.
Speaker 4: Talk about in a little bit.
Speaker 1: And man, I'm paying for that this morning. I am
paying for It's no sleep thing.
Speaker 2: It's hard.
Speaker 1: Yeah, all right, let's get into the news and the
things and the stuff. So Trump is on his way
back right now from his whirlwind Asian extravaganzathon.
Speaker 4: Which began.
Speaker 1: By the way, I thought this was so cute that
when he landed in South Korea there was a band playing.
If you listen really, really carefully, you can hear it.
They were playing why.
Speaker 4: I'm Seeing When he got off the plane, you go.
Speaker 1: And it's almost like they just knew that they control
the no Kings people because they decided to gift him,
among other things.
Speaker 4: With a gold crown. And I just love that. I
freaking love it.
Speaker 1: And there was a lot of progress made in terms
of trade talks with South Korea. In fact, they have
decided that they are going to pay the United States
three hundred and fifty billion dollars for a lowering of
the tariffs charged against them by the United States. They've
also agreed to buy oil and gas in large quantities.
There's going to be investments into the country by all
kinds of super rich South Korean companies and businessmen that
will ultimately exceed six hundred billion dollars.
Speaker 4: This is very very good.
Speaker 2: It's all great. And liberals are like, we don't like investments.
Speaker 4: They get very mad about all the investment.
Speaker 1: So overall, I mean, you have to admit this is
he's gotten some good deals done in Asia. So Toyota
is going to invest ten billion dollars in US auto plants,
there's a thirty billion dollar partnership with Mitsubishi. There's been
a tech deal signed between the United States, Japan, and
South Korea. And so he's making all kinds of progress.
And then he also addressed this is before the China thing,
which we'll get to. But he also, as he was traveling,
addressed again a question about him doing a third term.
And out of all of the times that he's answered
that question, this one sounded the most definitive. Take a
listen and see what you think.
Speaker 5: Very interesting thing. I have the best numbers for any
president in many years, any president, And I would say
that when you read it, it's pretty clear I'm not
allowed to run.
Speaker 6: Stupid.
Speaker 7: President Trump confirms once again, he is not allowed to
run for president for a third term. Speaking on Air
Force one today, he says, although it's too bad he
won't have another four years, there are a lot of
great people to take on the role. Trump has towed.
Ad Vice President Jade Vance and Secretary of State Mark
Or Rubia was two potential successors.
Speaker 4: So can we just stop with all?
Speaker 2: He looks good by the way, he looks like he's
lost some weight. Trump, Is it just me?
Speaker 1: Yeah, no, because remember we showed that like twenty sixteen
clip the other day and I was like, look the difference.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he looks good, he looks healthy and good. People
that think otherwise can suck it.
Speaker 1: They're just I mean, they just I don't even know
what the problem is, Like they in utter, just a
totally different.
Speaker 4: Reality, one hundred different reality.
Speaker 1: So early this morning he had his meeting with President
g of China. It was ninety minutes. He had expected
that it could be a lot longer. He Trump is saying,
he is positioning it as though it was a huge,
huge success. I don't know that, like all, like there's
this official giant deal in place, but there was certainly
progress towards a deal and apparently there's going to be
another meeting between the two of them in April. Here
is what it looked like when they first greeted each other.
Speaker 4: The people's.
Speaker 8: Need to meet you.
Speaker 9: We're tied to see you again, to see you again.
Speaker 10: Me too, and we're going to have a very successful meeting.
I have no doubt.
Speaker 11: Well, but he's a very tough negotiator. That's not good.
You know, but he's a very tough negotiator. That's not good.
Speaker 2: President G looks like he's so constipated. It'll be fine.
That's not good. He said he's gonna be fine. G
is like he's just so evil me.
Speaker 4: Yeah, like there's something in sinister.
Speaker 12: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I just looked constipated and tyrannical. Yeah yeah.
Speaker 4: So you'll see. And actually you'll read because I always
have you do that.
Speaker 1: You're gonna read the Trump tweet and it was a
very long one about this meeting. He obviously tweeted it
out or truth socialed it out once he was on
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Speaker 1: Are you ready to read, Oh my gosh, a review
of this meeting?
Speaker 2: I'm stoked about it. Here we go, all right, here
it is the first part. I had a truly great
meeting with President G of China. There is enormous respect
between our two countries, and that will only be enhanced
with what just took place. We read on many things,
with others, even of high importance, being very close to resolved.
I'm sounding like Jessica Tarlav right now. I was extremely
honored by the fact that President G authorized China to
begin the purchase of massive amounts of soybeans, sorghum, and
other farm products. Our farmers will be very happy. In fact,
as I said once before my first administration, farmers should
immediately go out and buy more land and larger tractors.
I would like to thank g for this. Additionally, China
has agreed to continue the flow of rare earth, critical minerals, magnets,
et cetera openly and freely. Very significantly, China has strongly
stated that they will work diligently with us to stop
the flow of fentanyl into our country. They will help
us end the fentanyl crisis. China also agreed that they
will begin the process of purchasing American energy. In fact,
a very large scale transaction may take place concerning the
purchase of oil and gas from the great state of Alaska.
Chris Wright, Doug Bergham, and our respective energy teams will
be meeting to see if such an energy deal can
be worked out.
Speaker 1: All right, here's the next page of that.
Speaker 2: The agreements reached today will deliver prosperity and security to
millions of Americans. After this historic trip to Asia, I
am now heading back to Washington, d C. I want
to thank the great countries of Malaysia, Japan, and South
Korea for being so generous, gracious and hospitable. Also Australia, Canada,
New Zealand, Singapore, Thailand and Vietnam, who were at the
dinner last night hosted by His Excellency J. Myung. Hundreds
of billions of dollars are being brought into our country.
Because of them, our nation is strong, respected and admired again,
and the best is yet to come. Okay, this is great.
Speaker 4: I mean, this sounds very very positive.
Speaker 2: I just don't wan to take it. I just don't
want Chinese students in our schools at such a level. Yeah,
that would be great. We could just like limit that
then maybe that would that's just maybe just throw that
in there in the deals that you're making. Not so
many Chinese students that.
Speaker 4: Would be that would be good.
Speaker 1: But with President g who is of course, as you said,
mean and sinister, he's trust but verify trust, but verify
it and tyrannical, that's right. Yeah, he's bad news. But listen,
I'm glad it went well. And again this is the
only president that could have made any kind of forward
progress without bowing down and like giving.
Speaker 4: Up everything, you know what I mean. So and they.
Speaker 2: End and they just there's a lot of you know,
in Texas, a lot of farmland, a lot of ranch
land being bought. I was at one of those outdoor
malls the other day, you know, I'm talking about those
little outdoor outlet malls, and I saw a bunch of
China like they were like five what looked like Chinese
businessmen in suits walking around looking at things, taking notes,
and I'm like, are y'all gonna buy this too? You
know what I mean? It was a little weird because
they looked at a place and they and I don't
know what was going on. I almost asked them. I
almost just walked them. I was like, I wanted to say,
what are you what are you doing? Like are you
gonna Are you gonna buy it? Because I mean, if so,
turn it into something even better, like that would be cool,
but because it's not that great of an outlet mall
near me. But at the same time, it does concern
me because they are buying a lot of land, they're
buying a lot of places, they're they're investing, and we're
not as Americans, and so that concerns me a little.
I don't like that, you guys.
Speaker 1: There's way too much Chinese owned property land stuff in
America for sure, going back to that whole third term
and you know, the whole third term thing, but particularly
the part where Trump is talking about the great bench
that we have in terms of JD.
Speaker 4: Vance and Marco Rubio. JD.
Speaker 1: Vance recently sat down with Miranda Devine and for an
interview and was asked about the fact that Trump has
talked about him being a likely successor and the fact
that Marco is also so strong, and whether or not
that causes any you know, strife between the two of them,
and JD he's so good in an interview and debate setting,
which we'll obviously get to, but here is what he
said about this whole idea of him running for president
in twenty twenty eight.
Speaker 13: How do you feel about that? And have you talked
to the Secretary Rubio about it?
Speaker 10: I've joked with the sectory about it.
Speaker 14: So the President first raised this with me probably six
months or so ago, during just one of our private
lunches that we try to get lunch every couple of
weeks just to catch up on what's.
Speaker 10: Going on and talk about things.
Speaker 14: He mentioned it probably six months or so ago, and
I've mentioned the Secretary and jest, but it feels so
premature because we're still so early. And what I always
say to people is if we take care of business,
the politics will take care of itself. And we're nine
months into this thing. We've done a lot of good.
There's a lot more work to do, because I mean, look,
the thing that I most worry about is that Biden
left us a terrible affordability crisis. We've got to make
life more affordable for American citizens. Again, we've chipped away
at that problem, but there's a lot more work to
do there. So my attitude is the American people elected
me to be vice president. I'm going to work as
hard as I can to make the president successful over
the next three years and three months. And if we
get to a point where something else in the offer,
let's handle it then. But let's at least get through
couple of years and do good work for the American
people before we talk about politics.
Speaker 13: So President doesn't mention who will be go running for
president and who vice president? Now everyone assumes it would
be you, but micro rubiaster Shamus older, he's run for
president before. Would there be any tension there?
Speaker 14: First of all, no, there's not going to be any tension.
Marco is my best friend of the administration. He and
I work a lot together, and we really do. I
think a lot of the good work that we've been
able to do as an administration is because we're all
able to work together.
Speaker 10: And again, this is why I say, worrying too much
about the politics, actually, I think makes you worse at
the job that you have.
Speaker 14: I never want to wake up, and so far I
have never woken up and thought to myself, how do
I make myself president the United States? What I wake
up and think to myself is how do I do
a good job as Vice President? And I think Marco
Rubio asked himself how do I do a good job
as Secretary of State? And that should be the question
that each of us keeps on asking ourselves.
Speaker 2: I absolutely believe him, and he's one hundred percent correct.
I think it will take care of itself if they do,
if they in fact keep doing good work, because it's
the kitchen table step is that's what keeps people elected,
that's what wins elections. And I think that they're trying
to take care of the kitchen table step. And Biden
did such a terrible job of FFing up so much
in this country. They're having a clean up messages and
now they're trying to get us back on track and
they're doing that. And I have no doubt that he
and Mark are like total bros. They're like Friday.
Speaker 4: They seem like they would be the best of friends, right, So.
Speaker 2: I don't know that'll be interesting Percy, who is going
to be top dog, but you know that they are
like bff.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, I mean it makes sense to me that
as a vice president you would be the natural successor
so to speak. And I listen, everybody should like the
fact that Marco could continue to be Secretary of State
right for longer because he's so effective at it. So
nothing wrong with that potential lineup. We'll see what happens.
Since they were talking about, you know, Jad was talking
about how he's trying to do a really really good
job as vice president, Miranda asked him what.
Speaker 4: Exactly would just say it is that.
Speaker 1: You do here, because I think everybody questions what is
the job? Like what actually, yeah, what is the job?
And I was glad that she asked.
Speaker 2: Him, and again I thought he answered perfectly.
Speaker 10: What does a vice prision actually do?
Speaker 13: Because we know, Kamala Harris did nothing. Joe Biden traveled
to vand one.
Speaker 10: Sometimes I'm envious of Kamala Harris.
Speaker 13: Joe Biden grift.
Speaker 10: Did we know?
Speaker 3: So?
Speaker 13: I mean, you seem to have a lot of different
hats that you wear. What So there's a lot of
foreign policy, yeah, I.
Speaker 10: Mean, well, part of it is the job is.
Speaker 14: Very dependent on the present United States, right, and so
if you have the trust of the president and he
actually gives you a lot to do, then there's a
whole lot to do. And that's how I found the
job so far as that there's nothing where I've wanted
to get involved in where the President has said no,
and a lot of if there's something important the President
cares about, he'll he'll call me, or if I'm in
the room, he'll say, JD, you know, you take care
of this.
Speaker 10: You make sure that this gets done.
Speaker 1: I think there's a really healthy balance of trust between
the two of them. There was another clip where he
was talking about how you know, they'll have disagreements about policy,
but ultimate and he feels comfortable enough to give Donald
Trump an honest critique of a policy that he disagrees with,
but ultimately Ultimately, the president makes the decisions, and when
he does, JD said, then I take his lead and
he's the president and I support his decisions.
Speaker 15: Right.
Speaker 2: And Trump is a businessman first and foremost, so he
knows that at delegate to people who know how to
do crap. Yes, So he's good at that. Whereas you know,
if you have people who are lifetime politicians, they don't
know how to do that. He does. He knows how
to get crap done. He knows how to tap people,
you know, people who are competent who know how to
get things done. It's like, I need this project manager
and this project manager and then they're going to make
me look good. He's brilliant at that. He's a businessman.
That's what they do.
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not pranks. I mean, Trump doesn't pull pranks, but basically
Trump is like such an energizer bunny that And we've
talked about the fact that the guy does not sleep.
I mean it's maybe two three hours a night, and
that's plenty for him. And so JD talked about what
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Speaker 1: I mean, it's very good and it has everything and toys. Yes,
you never know, that's.
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Speaker 1: All right, So here's that clip of where JD confirms,
beyond a shadow of a doubt, that Trump really is
the energizer bunny that we all think he is.
Speaker 14: On one of these twenty three hour international trips with Donald Trump.
Speaker 10: If you're lucky, he'll sleep too.
Speaker 14: If you're unlucky, he'll be roaming around Air Force One,
you know, busting your chops because you've fallen asleep, and like,
oh he's low energy. Look, he's already asleep and he's
been on the plane for eighteen hours.
Speaker 10: He wakes up the journalists. He works at midnight gaggles.
He wakescept the journalists for midnight gaggles.
Speaker 14: There is just something about him, and I don't know
if it's you know, he's president the United States for
for four years this term, and he's just so focused
on getting as much as possible done. But he really
sleeps less and still has more energy than anybody that
I know that's forty years younger than he is. And
that is I mean, you hear people talk about it,
you wonder how true it is. Trust me, I've seen
it from the inside. He has unbelievable energy.
Speaker 4: I believe that I don't know how anybody would question it.
There's just no way.
Speaker 2: That you can, I know, And there are people unless
there like he is dementia.
Speaker 1: Okay, some people are trying to cut like a I
forget where he was. Where he was I think it
was Japan where the Japanese Prime Minister was like leading
him through a room to greet people. And so people
were trying to compare that to that Georgia Maloney grabbing
Joe Biden off from the distance, remember when he was
outside and he was like walking into They.
Speaker 4: Were trying to compare the two and say it's the same.
Speaker 2: It's not the Oh my god, I they are completely different.
Speaker 4: I can guess with the people cannot.
Speaker 1: All right, moving on, of course, we are still shut down,
and the leaders in the Senate, both Chuck Schumer and
John Thun, they both have lost their tempers about this
at this point, and so.
Speaker 4: John Thune made a very.
Speaker 1: Aggressive speech about this on the Senate floor yesterday, and
I gotta say it was kind of hot.
Speaker 16: Let me just point out, if I might, that we
are twenty nine days into a Democrat shutdown, and the
senator from New Mexican was absolutely right snap recipients shouldn't
go without food. People should be getting paid in this country,
and we've tried to do that thirteen times and you
voted no thirteen times.
Speaker 4: This isn't a political game.
Speaker 16: These are real people's lives that we're talking about, and
you all have just figured out twenty nine days in
that oh, there might be some consequences. There are people
who run out of money. Yeah, we're twenty nine days
in and they've done their best to make sure that
a lot of these programs are funded. But at some
point the government runs out of money. Thirteen times, people
over here voted a fund snap. Thirteen times they voted
to fund, which I aching back, finally realize this thing
has consequences. Well, you know what what democrats are doing here.
They're making plans to keep the shutdown going.
Speaker 4: Yep, I'm telling you that was hot.
Speaker 2: It was. I was a little turned on too, not
gonna lie. I was like, who else, we're all here,
we're all friends here, It's okay. He was like, I'm
gonna turn this car around, and I was like, go ahead, daddy, Okay,
all right.
Speaker 1: He was so screaming, but he's so like decent of
a person that like his version of cursing is to say.
Speaker 2: My achnut back. It's like, just say a curse word.
It's okay, go ahead, go ahead, Dan.
Speaker 1: Because you know who does is Chuck Schumer, which you
will see in a moment. But first you have to
see this headline from the.
Speaker 4: Babylon b which was so perfect.
Speaker 1: Democrats vow to starve as many food stamp recipients as
it takes to get.
Speaker 4: Free healthcare for illegals.
Speaker 1: Could not be more apropos They are insufferable.
Speaker 2: Mm hm, that's what it is. That's exactly what this is.
And then people on the left are just like, what,
what's It's Republicans, right, It's Republicans. That's what MSNBT Mika
told me that, so it must be true. Dumbs up
their butts, Oh my gosh.
Speaker 1: So compare and contrast what you just saw from Senator
Thune with this first.
Speaker 17: Time in American history, a vicious, heartless president is cutting
off food stamps to hungry children, elderly who can't afford
enough food to feed themselves, veterans who are down on
their luck, all because he wants to use them as
hostages so that Democrats will stop fighting for people's health care.
We can do both provide better healthcare and provide snap
benefits to the tens of millions who need it. This
president is a fucking liar. He says there's no money
to provide foodstamps because of the shutdown. That's bullshit.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, no, oh my god. This is coincidentally,
this is how I dance at weddings. This is the
extent of my mobility.
Speaker 4: With the words. Yes, Deirdre, that was a real.
Speaker 2: It was real, it was real. Shut up, Chuck. You're
the one who's doing this. I mean, you're not edgy.
Speaker 4: And can trust to use the app word.
Speaker 2: And he's using all of this mobility like this, look
at him. I can't.
Speaker 4: And then Thune is like, my ache and back just
can't get over that. That's his version of I love
it so much.
Speaker 2: I do love it, though, I do, I love it.
Our side is so great, you guys.
Speaker 4: Oh my god.
Speaker 1: All right, So we do need to talk about some
news that came out yesterday about from Senator Chuck Grassley
about that whole Arctic frost hullabaloo. So it turns out
that Jack Smith Biden's FBI it is one hundred percent
that they targeted conservative groups, including Turning Point, and in fact,
they didn't just target them by issuing subpoenas to get
together all kinds of information about these different groups. But
those subpoenas were for things like phone records, were for
bank records, were for donor lists, emails. I mean, they
wanted all the information without any cause, without any cause,
you guys, I mean, this is absolutely incredible.
Speaker 2: It's incredible. Yep, it's incredible. But does anybody get is
any going to be anybody going to be held accountable?
I'm well, they're certainly going to try.
Speaker 4: They're definitely going to try.
Speaker 2: I really hope that, because then they're saying that they found,
like you know, they're also finding bank accounts from the
Biden's like all this money that's been funneled from other countries,
and I'm just like, okay, any gonna is anybody gonna
get in trouble? That's what I want to know, because
I'm just I'm so sick of this. You guys, Like
if I if I write a ten dollars check that
is unaccounted for, the irs is going to put me
in jail?
Speaker 12: You know?
Speaker 2: But Biden is rich off of the backs of the Americans,
off of the backs of me, who has been paying
into the system since I was fourteen, and I've followed
all the rules. Why did these jack holes get to
break all the rules and break laws and nothing happens
to them. But if I, like do the tiniest little thing,
my ass goes to jail. What is that? I'm sick
of that. That's where, like I, our founders are spinning
in their grades because they're like, that's not the way
it was supposed to be, you guys, that's not I mean,
there's so much stuff that's out of whack in our
country when it comes to welfare and all. This just
a ton of stuff. This is a really huge problem
is that these people that work for us live by
a whole different set of rules.
Speaker 1: And it's not okay, No, it's absolutely not. And now
there's so much evidence that has dropped showing that all
of those state cases into Trump were not actually state cases.
It all leads back to Biden, his Department of Justice,
his FBI used proxy attorney generals to cripple Trump, the lawyers,
the electors, the entire MAGA movement. It's disgusting, and Greg
Price commented on this whole pullabluo saying the same people
telling you the democracy is under assault every single day
in Trump's America were just fine with the US government
under Biden being turned into an actual Soviet style KGB
agency dedicated to going after their political opponents.
Speaker 2: Right not be more accurate, then put these people in jail.
I want to see people purp walked, want to see
them embarrassed. I want to see I want to see
them dragged out of their homes in the middle of
the night like we've seen, and I want it broadcasting
on all the networks, and I want to see them
go to jail. That's what I want to see. I'm
not the only one.
Speaker 1: Gosh, it's just unbelievable and now corrupt that whole administration was.
Speaker 4: It's it is unbelievable.
Speaker 2: And they're still screaming it. They're still saying that Trump
is a threat to democracy, right it, And.
Speaker 4: They're calling our side fascists.
Speaker 2: Okay, exactly, that's what this is. This is fascism enough already.
Speaker 18: Mm hmm.
Speaker 1: And then, of course we talked about this yesterday too.
The issue of the auto pen continues to be a huge,
huge deal, and there was testimony from one of the
board members of the committee that was investigating this whole thing.
Speaker 4: That was really really interesting to listen to.
Speaker 1: It's just a minute, but it really, I think puts
a fine point on how serious, how egregious this entire
autopen scandal really is.
Speaker 4: Take a listen to this.
Speaker 19: When the president signs, he communicates his assent and endorsement
of the action he takes. The autopen is a device
that signs the president's signature to a document. The Oversight Project,
of which I am a board member, has discovered that
the Biden White House deployed an autopen to a fix
President Biden's signature to pardons, prison commutations, executive orders, and
presidential proclamations. The Oversight Project's research has found that the
Biden White House first deployed the autopen to a fix
President Biden's signature proclamation on day five of his administration,
and that there were at least three different autopen signatures
in use throughout President Biden's tenure in the White House.
Speaker 10: In June twenty.
Speaker 19: Twenty two, the Biden White House began deploying the autopen
to sign clemency warrants and executive orders.
Speaker 10: Autopen use skyrocketed from there.
Speaker 19: We found that of the fifty one clemency warrants issued
during the Biden presidency, over half thirty two in total
were signed with an autopin, and these include some of
the most controversial acts of clemency of the Biden presidency,
including death row commutations and the preemptive pardons of members
of the Biden family, doctor Anthony Fauci, General Mark Milly,
and more, that were issued in the final days of
the Biden presidency. We reviewed President Biden's schedule in his
publicly available media and were unable to find any record
of President Biden's personally approving these actions, such as a
statement issued by the President himself.
Speaker 2: To reporter unbelievable, right, especially with Sauci, Wow, got FAUGI
and I know that there's like.
Speaker 1: A crisis potentially of unprecedented because it's unprecedented, especially when
it comes to the commutation and the pardons, Like how do.
Speaker 4: You war those back?
Speaker 1: How do you add for people that hadn't ever gone
to jail yet, like Mark Milly, like any Fauci. That's
not so hard to me, you know what I mean,
if they're clearly guilty and the pardons are no one
void throw their asses in prison.
Speaker 2: I totally agree, especially Fouchy Gaucy. I know, right, you
know Rampaul is salivating. Oh my gosh, I know.
Speaker 4: And we both we both get rat faces when we
do that.
Speaker 2: We're always like, yeah, we look like possum person.
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Speaker 1: Dudeus this next video that you're about to see. I
was blown away by this. So I remember seeing the
squirrely little soy boy guy on various news programs being
titled like his little title that they put on the
chiron read Biden advisor, Biden spokesperson like that was His
actual job is to serve as a mouthpiece for Joe Biden.
Speaker 4: His name is Ian SAMs.
Speaker 1: And now, because you know there's all this video coming
out about the auto pen, about all the people around him,
what they knew, et cetera, be and Sam's as this spokesperson, okay,
for Joe Biden, as one of his actual mouthpieces, met
personally with Biden. Guess how many times?
Speaker 2: All right, I can't even venture. I can't.
Speaker 4: You can't.
Speaker 1: And that's why I'm just gonna play the video because
you will not freaking believe this.
Speaker 20: How often would you say that you interacted with the
president in person?
Speaker 21: I interacted with him pretty infrequently.
Speaker 20: So weekly, monthly, what what were we talking about?
Speaker 10: Very infrequent?
Speaker 21: I think I met with the president a handful of
times during my tenure in Light House.
Speaker 20: I want to introduce the exhibit two as it's being
passed around. It's a thank you tweet from Alex Thompson
at at CEO. Summarizing pulled a couple of quotes of
as the interview did it on MSNBC, and one of
the quotes says, when I deal with him, he is
sharp and being President Biden, and he is asking tough questions.
Speaker 9: To your call this, you got to say that doesn't
look anything like the president that I know. When I
deal with him, he's sharp, he's asking tough questions. That's
the President Biden that so many of us experience every
single day.
Speaker 20: So this statement, the basis for this statement was your
interactions somewhere between one and five times. Yes, okay, do
you think that's a bit misleading?
Speaker 21: I think it was pretty direct and honest and said
that when I do deal with him, he's you know,
chart when he was asking incisive questions during my meetings
with him.
Speaker 20: But dealt with him five times in twenty four months,
that's not exactly a large scope of knowledge on how
he interacts with staff. You know, I think it's missing
some context. I don't do you think that statement suggests
that he deal with them more than he did?
Speaker 10: I don't think so.
Speaker 21: I mean, I spoke about my own interactions with him.
Speaker 9: That's the President Biden that we experience every day.
Speaker 20: But to the best of your recollection, for meetings, two
were in person.
Speaker 18: Two That were the two that I described to you
that I at the very onset in the oval. One
was a zoom where he was at Camp David, and
I was a participant in the meeting.
Speaker 3: The phone call.
Speaker 18: I think there was another meeting, but I or another engagement,
but I can't remember off the top of my head
what it was.
Speaker 20: I'm sorry, No, it's OK. I'm just trying to get
a understanding. So the immunity decision was virtual within a
Camp David. There's a phone call regarding Hunter Biden's testimony. Yes,
an in person meeting regarding Hunter Biden's testimony, and one
other in person.
Speaker 18: Meeting about special counsel.
Speaker 20: First has a special counsel, So two in person meetings.
Speaker 18: Sure, at least at least that, yo, come.
Speaker 2: Bag man, Why can't do the other gajillion days that
he was special assistant to the President. What did he do?
Speaker 4: What did we went on the shows? Yeah? He went
on the shows to be his mouthpiece. Yeah, exactly.
Speaker 2: I swear to God, there are two things that I
hate the most in this life, and that is laziness
and lying. That guy's a liar.
Speaker 1: I can't still like the fact that he knows he's
been caught, he knows how bad this looks, and yet he's.
Speaker 2: Like, this is going down, just doubles down lies. People
that double down with the lies are even worse.
Speaker 4: Right, I mean, God, so vile, so vile. Also there is.
Speaker 1: Gosh, I've just forgot her name. I think her last
name is Ferguson, but I can't remember her first name.
Speaker 4: But there is an.
Speaker 1: Australian journalist who sat down with Kamala on her book tour.
She's traveling the world now. And this journalist actually journalisted
like she really did the things, and she made Kamala
look like the absolute idiot that she is. And so
she was trying to get an answer from her about
Joe Biden, whether or not Kamala had any responsibility to
address his fragility that was obvious to the entire world.
And instead of answering that question, Kamala went on this
huge tear about Trump. So this journalist interrupts her, and
that's where you're going to pick up on this interview,
and just watch how testy, how Kavanaugh Kamala comes out
because she gets mad.
Speaker 4: She does not like being challenged.
Speaker 15: You guys did calendar in terms of yes the clock.
Speaker 8: I want to interrupt you because that is a world
class pivot. But it is not the question that I
asked you, which is about Joe Biden's failure to recognize
his own frailties and what that did to you. The
question is about Joe Biden. Are you still reluctant to
criticize the former president in what regard?
Speaker 15: Please?
Speaker 8: We well, just in terms of that question, so you went.
Speaker 6: Exactly would you like to ask? Might be more specific
if you don't mind.
Speaker 8: Was it Joe Biden's decision, his failure to recognize his
own frailties in that position that put you in the
position that made it almost impossible to win that race.
Speaker 15: He was not frail as president of the United States.
Speaker 8: But he had frailties. We all saw the debate.
Speaker 6: I do believe that Joe Biden had the capacity to
be president of the United States, and I have never
doubted that he had the capacity to be president of
the United States.
Speaker 15: If you want to talk about whether.
Speaker 6: He had the ability to endure what a race or
president of the United States would require in that political
environment in twenty twenty four. As I've said in the book,
I had concerns.
Speaker 8: I'm just wondering, is there a reason why you won't
go to that prolonged frailty question. We saw the debate,
We saw the difficulty he had marshaling his.
Speaker 15: Storts answered that question. I do not believe.
Speaker 8: I think it's just hard watching the debate to see
how there could not be a problem long term with
someone who can't marshal their thoughts. I'm not saying he's acuity.
Speaker 3: He wasn't.
Speaker 6: In the book, and I also mentioned the context in
which that debate occurred, and you'll probably remember how I
talked about that in terms of what his travel schedule
had been, that what he had been enduring, in terms
of the.
Speaker 15: Timing of that debate. I can talk about it extensively
in the book.
Speaker 6: I'm not shying away from that. So I wrote it
in the book because I do know it's a question
people had.
Speaker 2: Why does she think running for president is harder than
being president?
Speaker 1: And her she doesn't really think that that's her excuse now,
but she doesn't really think.
Speaker 2: Okay, but even if, but just putting that out there
makes her look like a colossal dumbass. Yeah, and that
just that completely discredits everything that she says. It discounts
her from being president, it discounts her from being a logical.
Speaker 1: Adult, especially, and she discounts her own thoughts about it.
Back on the campaign trails, she tried to accuse Trump
of not being fit to run for president.
Speaker 22: I mean, just listen, being president, and I say, is
probably one of the hardest jobs in the world. And
so we really do need to ask if he's exhausted
being on the campaign trail, is he fit to do
the job? Yeah?
Speaker 4: Yeah? Is he fit to do that job?
Speaker 2: You just cannot make this stuff up. Did they can't
know that videos exist.
Speaker 15: Years ago?
Speaker 4: Yeah? They always.
Speaker 2: And the one that forgets it the most is Hillary.
Speaker 1: There was one more question that I grab because she again,
she does not like this line of question at all,
and it's just fun to.
Speaker 4: See her squirm. Here's another quick example.
Speaker 8: Does it make you angry that form prisident? Biden still
says he would have won.
Speaker 15: I am focused on the present.
Speaker 2: We need to become friends with the lady in the
white suit.
Speaker 4: I know, I love her, she's.
Speaker 2: I like her. I like her so good.
Speaker 4: Yeah, she's so good.
Speaker 2: She's just like, I don't like you. And I'm going
to ask some questions that will make you really uncomfortable
and it's going to be fun.
Speaker 1: And then I'm going to make fun of you for
not answering the question and pivoting like a world class
champion at pivots, world class pivot. Yeah, so good, all right,
and then apropos of absolutely nothing. I had to include
this like four second clip of Nancy Pelosi inexplicably deciding
to put on a very heavily Southern accent.
Speaker 2: Oh oh, I don't know why.
Speaker 1: It didn't go over well. But here's here's what she
said about people of faith.
Speaker 2: People of faith, you go to churchill on Sunday and
pray and church on Sunday and prey on people the
rest of the week.
Speaker 12: What is this?
Speaker 4: What is this? What was that?
Speaker 2: She is insane? You guys? That shit crazy? That one?
Speaker 20: Oh my god.
Speaker 2: And it was a terrible, terrible southern accent.
Speaker 4: It was pretty bad. It was pretty bad. White.
Speaker 2: Is she wearing so much green lately? She's just like
a green jean. Yeah, she's been wearing a lot of
yellow and green lately. It's weird. And she's shriveling. She's
just she's shrilling. Have you noticed that. I mean, I
know we're gonna all do that as women, We're gonna
all kind of shrivel a little. But it just shows
how much of a crypt keeper she is at this point,
Like she is just a thousand years old, just.
Speaker 1: Go away away, so clearly drunk, and probably not even
on the good stuff, like the stuff she could get.
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Speaker 1: So again the reason, part of the reason for my
exhaustion is because I stayed up way too late watching
Erica Kirk and jd Vance at all Miss at the
TPUSA event there, which was humongous. I think they had
at least ten thousand people in the arena. They had
to turn about that many away, which is absolutely incredible,
and you know.
Speaker 4: Both of them, it would be impossible.
Speaker 1: You just need to watch it, like if you have
not watched the whole thing, watch her entire speech, watch
his entire speech and his debate with some of the students.
Speaker 4: By the way, most.
Speaker 1: Of them were really weird, I have to say, at
all Miss really yeah, the people that ended up asking questions,
there were a few that were so weird, so weird.
But anyway, that's just one more reason that you need
to watch it. Okay, but here is one clip. Here's
one example of what Erica said to the students, calling
them the courageous generation.
Speaker 23: Who are the courageous generation? That's what you are, all
of you gen z. You are the courageous generation. Hear
me when I say that, My husband believed that to
his core. That's why he went on campuses, That's why
he was trying to reach you. You are the courageous
generation own it.
Speaker 10: Make him proud and students beyond old.
Speaker 23: Miss if you are pursuing a chapter on your campus,
harness this amazing opportunity to advocate for something that you
truly believe in.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I love I love that message, and I have
a lot of faith in the next generation in gen
Z's You know, when that powesome faced lady with the
venom spewn out of her face, when she says there's
more of us than there are of you, I'm like,
I think you're wrong. I really do. I think she's wrong,
and I think a lot of it has to do
with the fact that we've got I think we have
gen Z you guys. I think we do because I've
got a conservative kid, she has conservative friends, and I
think those are the kids who are going to be
running circles around these depressed, blue haired weirdos one day.
I really believe that you can't convince me otherwise. I
know that there are people out there like I don't
know it looks.
Speaker 1: I worry not that they're not conservative, But I worry
that too many of them that say they're conservative are gropers,
and there's.
Speaker 4: A lot of those weirdos out there.
Speaker 1: In fact, you can tell like you can tell the
gropers in the debate questions. Even there were a couple
there were a couple people that tried debate jd Vance into,
you know, talking about well, there was one in particular,
this guy who was clearly.
Speaker 4: A groper plant guy who was.
Speaker 1: Saying that there was ethnic cleansing happening in Gaza. I mean,
all this nonsense, and there's people criticizing j for being
too soft in his reply.
Speaker 4: I thought he did a marvelous job.
Speaker 1: But just be prepared for the fact that there are
people who are very pro Israel, like we are. But
these very pro Israel people are not happy with how
jd Vance kind. They believe that Jade Vance has gone
the way of Tucker, and that he's so tight with
Tucker that he's not going to say in as strong
of terms about the United States support as they would
like him to say. But I thought he did a
very politician tactful, diplomatic balance of what he needed to
say about how Israel does not control President Trump, which
is so often this ridiculous accusation, and it had to
be hard to be able to be that balanced. So
I thought he did great there. I thought there was
one moment where he was clearly talking to Tucker and
to Ian Carroll and to all the idiots who are like,
if we bomb that nuclear facility in Iran, then we're
going to have American.
Speaker 4: Troops going to war for Israel.
Speaker 1: That obviously was not the case, and he called them out.
I thought, really, really, well, here's an example.
Speaker 12: Ed that the President of the United States was going
to get us into a multi hundred thousand troop regime
change war for Israel. This was four months ago.
Speaker 10: This was six months ago.
Speaker 12: Now, the people who accused the President of the United
States of wanting to get us into a regime change
war for Israel, I wonder if they stepped back and said,
you know what, we were wrong about that, because the
President of the United States did not want to get
us into a regime change war for any other country.
He wanted to knock out a nuclear facility and get
everybody back home, and that's exactly what he did. So
I understand there's some frustrations out there but I think
the President of the United States, more than any president
of my lifetime, is willing to stand up to anybody
if he thinks it puts the interests of the American
people first.
Speaker 10: Thank you.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he doesn't want prolonged war, and he's proven that.
I mean, he's you cannot you can't dispute that.
Speaker 1: Right, And so you know you're going to see this
ridiculous kid, you know, claiming that there's ethnic cleansing in Gaza.
Speaker 4: Do I wish that JD.
Speaker 1: Vance would have said, I reject the premise of the
beginning of your question. Yes, I do wish that, But
I also think he was focused on other parts of
the question and just didn't address that, you know what
I mean. I give him some grace for how he
did answer it. I know a lot of people are
angry at him. Anyway, here is the back and forth,
and you can decide.
Speaker 24: Flensing and Gauza. I'm just confused why this idea has
come around, considering the fact that not only does their
religion not agree with ours, but also openly supports the
prosecution of ours.
Speaker 10: Yeah, so let me let's say a few things about this.
Speaker 12: For of all, when the president of the United States,
says America first. That means that he pursues the interests
of Americans first.
Speaker 10: That is our entire foreign policy.
Speaker 12: Now, that doesn't mean that you're not going to have alliances,
that you're not going to work with other.
Speaker 10: Countries from time to time.
Speaker 12: And that is what the President believes is that Israel
sometimes they have similar interests in the United States, and
we're going to work with them in that case. Sometimes
they don't have similar interests in the United States. And
this example, the most recent gods a peace plan that
all of us have been working on very hard for
the past few weeks. The President of the United States
could only get that piece deal done by actually being
willing to apply leverage to the State of Israel. So
when people say that Israel is somehow manipulating or controlling
the President of the United States, they're not controlling this
President of the United States, which is one of the
reasons why would be able to have some of the
success that we've had in the Middle East.
Speaker 2: I think that was a great way to answer the question.
Speaker 4: It was fine.
Speaker 1: There's people like that kid, you know, first of all,
calling it an ethnic cleansing, It's just not And so
I would have liked to push back on that, but
again I give him grace, and I understand that he
wanted to make the point about how Israel is not
in control of Donald Trump, but he also just completely
glossed over the fact that this kid was saying that
Judaism does not it basically can't get along at wants
to eradicate Christianity, which is nonsense. This is a Judeo
Christian nation as much as these groper idiots are trying
to pretend otherwise. And so that's why there's been some
pushback that I've seen. Here's just an example of somebody
like Marina Medvin said, insane anti Israel question full of
propaganda was posed to JD Vance and he responded by
adding his own fuel to the fire, absolute dumpster fire.
But now I understand why he's such good friends with
Tucker and why Tucker's son works for JD. So you're
gonna see some people that were not altogether pleased with
JD's handling.
Speaker 4: Of that particular.
Speaker 2: I wonder what the kid in the hat would say about,
you know, Islam coming in and trying to take away, because.
Speaker 4: That's what people are saying. They wish Jad would have said,
you know, that's exactly right.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you just never hear any of these kids talk
about that one thing I talked about with my kid.
Because maybe it's because she's a girl.
Speaker 4: I don't know.
Speaker 2: Maybe it's these boys are not concerned about it because
the boys don't have to give a shit the girls
do because the girls are completely and totally oppressed under
Shuria law and they're oppressed in the Muslim religion. So
I don't know, maybe they just don't have to care.
Girls have to care.
Speaker 1: Yeah, there's you know, it was an opportunity. It was
a missed opportunity to address the rise of anti Semitism
just in general. But to be fair, that specific question
did not come up. It was very, very busy. It
was like non stop. And JD's speech he had brought
like a prepared speech with him and then at the
very beginning was like, I'm not using this. I'm just
going to talk off the cuff. I feel like I
do better, you know with that anyway, And it was great,
Like his speech was great. Most of his back and
forth with the students was great. There was this super
irritating I think she was an Indian woman who wanted
to monopolize all of his time, spent like ten minutes
asking like nine questions in a row. It was so obnoxious,
And one of them was, you're married to a woman
who is like ostensibly Hindu but like really atheist, and like,
you know, how do you even what do you? How
do you bring up your kids if you don't agree
on religion? And she was so hostile about it, and
he did a beautiful job answering that question about how Yeah,
it's true he used to be agnostic. Usha is pretty
much still agnostic, but they're raising their kids Christian. He
is devoutly Christian, and he hopes that his wife joins
him in that faith at some point, but she's got
free will.
Speaker 4: God made her that way. They talk through their issue choose.
Speaker 1: I mean, it was a really really good answer, and
I just don't know why some of the people that
came were so joint.
Speaker 4: Joint, they were so weird.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so weird. Yeah, that is kind of weird, especially
at old miss right, A little weird.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Yeah, it was just yeah, it was. It was
a little strange.
Speaker 1: Interesting side note about this whole event, Andrew Covit said,
just found out that There was a counter event tonight
at Old Miss with former Senator Heidi Hike Camp and
Roe Kanna.
Speaker 4: Their event drew over just over one hundred people.
Speaker 1: Meanwhile, TPUSA drew fifteen thousand.
Speaker 4: Five thousand couldn't get in.
Speaker 1: They emailed thirteen thousand adult registrants that they that they
couldn't come because they were so full.
Speaker 2: But tell me, but tell me how you guys have
more people on your side. This is the thing. This
is why I'm not I'm just not buying what they're selling.
I'm not buying what Possum Lady is selling about how
we have more people. Okay, maybe you do, maybe have
more camp Barin's on your side.
Speaker 4: Moving on again.
Speaker 1: We can't cover the whole thing because it was too long,
but you should absolutely watch the entire thing. I continue
to have all the support in the world for jd Vance,
Even if he didn't answer every question to exactly my satisfaction,
I thought he did a fantastic job.
Speaker 4: He's amazing. So AI. We talk about AI.
Speaker 1: All the time and how it freaks us out and
how it should be burned with fire and all of that.
Speaker 4: At the same time.
Speaker 1: There are some valid uses of it and leave it
to Glenn Beck to create something amazing from AI.
Speaker 4: So he is.
Speaker 1: Introducing something called George AI and it's his creation, and
he will explain it to you and show a sample
of it right here.
Speaker 3: And I want to show you just a quick clip
of George AI.
Speaker 2: May the grace of God be upon us all now
and forever more.
Speaker 10: They have no all right to text us like this.
Speaker 4: They're rubbing our freedom.
Speaker 9: So we'll just listen to me.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 10: The heart of the conflict, the more glorious the trial.
So which part of it do you want to hear about?
Speaker 3: Next year? You are going to be able to have
Beginning next year, you're going to be able to have
a one on one conversation with the founders in your language,
speaking the way you speak. What George AI is. There's
two parts of it. One will take you through all
of the artifacts, so you know exactly you want to
do a paper on life pro life abortion? Did the
Founders ever talk about that? Yes? They did, but you
will know how to find that. But we have now
put it into its own self contained system with virtual
electric fence around it, so it cannot distort. It must remember.
Speaker 10: All of it.
Speaker 3: The problem with AI The reason why it hallucinates is
it can only remember so much, so it takes the
beginning of a story the end of the story. It
is like, yeah, I'm pretty sure it kind of happened
this way. We have to have it memorize word for words.
So now you'll be able to take any document, anything
from the founders. You can translate it into any language.
You can say, I need it to explain this to
an eight year old, and it is absolutely accurate.
Speaker 15: That It is so cool.
Speaker 2: It's amazing. Yeah, that's truly remarkable. I love that. I'm
not a fan of Ai, but that is amazing. And
he's the guy to do it. He's such a history
I don't even want to call him a history buff.
What's the word he's he's obsessed in the best way
he is, and he's so knowledgeable. And when we went
to see him, when we were on his show and
he interviewed us and he gave us a tour of
he has this incredible museum. You guys, it's amazing. It's
like nothing you've ever seen before. He has stuff there
that you're like, are you kidding me? How did you
get this? It is unbelievable, like he's the guy to
do this. It's just really cool that he's doing it.
What a wonderful thing.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I know, I just loved that.
Speaker 1: So, I mean, and I think it would it would
fire up in kids and adults who otherwise may not
want to read a history book and think that that's
kind of boring. When you can bring history to life
that way, that's powerful. That's a really powerful stuff.
Speaker 2: I hope that history teachers use this, because that's not
My daughter would love that, like for American History. She's
taken American History next year. What a wonderful thing that
would be rather than just staring at a book, right,
that would be such a wonderful tool for schools to use. Amazing.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I just thought that was so so so cool.
Speaker 1: Yeah, all right, we do need to talk about possim Lady,
and Possimilady decided inexplicably to go after arguably one of
America's sweethearts, Riley Gaines, just in the most vicious, brutal,
mean spirited, bitchy seaward way.
Speaker 4: And so you're gonna see.
Speaker 1: Riley's response to it first, and then you're gonna see
the video. But Riley tweeted it out and said, they
say these things about me merely because I said men
are not women.
Speaker 4: That is it. If you share that belief, they.
Speaker 1: Think the same about you, such harsh words.
Speaker 4: Praying for these women, which I'm not.
Speaker 2: I'm not either, not there yet. I'm just not there yet.
She's Bradley's better than me.
Speaker 16: I'm not.
Speaker 2: I think that they're. The one on the left is
a demon. I'm not there yet. The one on the right,
I'll tell you a little bit about her. Her name
is Angie. They call her Angie Pumps Sullivan. She she
was a divorce attorney previously before doing this. She is
described as an ex Christian Republican. You guys, So those
two met at one point, and the venomous demon Possum Lady,
she and her they had I guess their kids were friends,
and then they met and they became friends. Demon Possum
Lady has always been a liberal atheist go figure. Shocker, yeah,
and as she hates religious people, which it shows whenever
she talks about religious people. And then they became friends.
And interestingly enough, Angie Sullivan the other one that doesn't
talk because she's very impressionable. Apparently she no longer was
a Christian Republican because she met this lady. Isn't it
very interesting how that works? She's that impressions week. Yeah,
she's that weak that she's like, I think I'll just
do what this lady's doing. And that's what happened. And
they had a show on Bravo. I guess it was
like some there was one of the Housewives shows. It's
called Sweet Home Oklahoma. It failed. That failed, and then
the Possum Lady convinced that Andy Cohen guy to give
her a spin off because she's I guess persuasive and
irritating enough. That also failed. They started a podcast together,
which wasn't doing so hot because they talked about, you know,
culture and stuff. So they were like, hey, let's become
experts in politics and here and this was.
Speaker 1: Literally like forty five minutes ago, decided to ship their
focus yep.
Speaker 2: And now there as they do stuff like call Carolyn
Levitt low IQ and stupid and they say that the
president is Kenkel's Mctaco tits, and then she'll actually say
stuff like, oh, I don't want to make fun of
people's appearances, but she makes but she literally has made
a living off of making fun of people's appearances. She
knows a lot about appearances because she's very into image,
as evidenced by her face.
Speaker 12: You know.
Speaker 2: But this is what they're doing, This is who she is.
But it does kind of break my heart that that
one chick was at one point normal. Yeah, she was
a she was a Christian Republican, you know. Yeah, a
little weird.
Speaker 1: So hide your kids and hide your wives, because this
woman is a beast. And she again talking about Riley Gaines,
who only has ever just recognized biology. That's the worst
thing that Riley Gaines has ever done. And this is
how this absolute monster talks about her.
Speaker 25: One thing I want to say about Rileyanes as she
sits there and has the moral high ground against AOC.
When I look at people, if I were to say
who's more christ Like? I would pick AOC and the
atheist Jew Bernie Sanders and the Muslim zoron mom Donnie
a million times every year, Riley Gaines, Because Riley Gaines,
all you do is hate on people. You are wound
up like a cheap clock over trans people. You show
them no grace, no compassion. You defend billionaires, You cheer
and celebrate when children are zip tied, and then you
have the audacity to get on television and try to
lecture people who fight for the people that are suffering,
that stand and put their arms around people that need sanctuary,
and you try to act like you're better than they are.
Speaker 10: You're an insufferable twat.
Speaker 25: Nobody likes you, and no matter what, you will always
have been the dumb bitch that tied for fifth place,
and the only place that you can get a job
is at bottom Feet or Fox News. You insufferable twat.
Nobody likes you, except for the other fake Christians that
enjoy in their spare time watching children get zip tied
and then sit there and justify it while they read
the Bible with their hideous crucifixit crucifixes around their necks.
So fuck you, Riley Gaines.
Speaker 2: I have never seen a lawyer so mute.
Speaker 4: Have you right, especially a divorce one.
Speaker 2: I thought, right right. I have never seen one so
pathetic and mute as that chick right there with the
weird glasses. Honestly, the glasses track, though, I guess that's
part of the When you become liberal, you got to
get a pair of those glasses and plastic surgery apparently,
So I'm assuming that she would allow her daughter because
she's got a daughter and two sons, So I'm assuming
she'd be delighted if her daughter was in a locker
room out. Let's all get real. Her daughter doesn't play sports,
I'm assuming she doesn't. But if her daughter played sports
and wasn't a trust fund baby like her, then I'm
I would imagine that she would be okay with her
daughter being in a locker room with a six six
foot four dude showing is junk.
Speaker 1: Right, she try to probably welcome it because that's the
hole that she's done for herself.
Speaker 2: I mean, this is what she is advocating is for that,
she's advocating for dudes showing their junk to her daughter
in a locker room. Like, I don't, how is that feminist?
Speaker 1: Because it's just amazing that the worst of the worst
are going after Riley Gaines for protecting women women.
Speaker 4: That's her, that's her.
Speaker 2: Girls, for protecting women and girls.
Speaker 4: What is it?
Speaker 2: What does her husband think about that? You know, would
her husband be okay if a six foot four dude
was in there showing is junk that his daughter?
Speaker 4: Husband is so bad?
Speaker 18: Up?
Speaker 2: Oh, I'm sure her husband is his balls. I mean
her business partner doesn't even speak. God knows what her
husband is like.
Speaker 1: God, it's so rich to hear her say that Riley
Gaines does nothing but spew hate.
Speaker 10: I mean, hev did you.
Speaker 22: Hear you know?
Speaker 2: Did you see yourself? Can you look in the mirror?
Speaker 4: She has no self awareness?
Speaker 1: Viva tweeted this, go ahead and read this because this
was absolutely perfect.
Speaker 2: It's not just that she is repulsive inside and out.
Jennifer Welch is both stupid and lacks the most basic
form of inside and introspection. She actually criticizes Riley Gaines,
saying all you do is hate on people, and literally,
in the same breath, goes on with hatrel vitriol, saying
you will always have been the dumb bitch that tied
for fifth and you insufferable twat and nobody likes you.
Can you imagine being so stupid to not appreciate the
demonic levels of projection? Exactly, A disgusting person inside and out,
A veritable picture of Dorian Gray is what Jennifer Welch is.
I cannot wait for her fifteen minutes of infamy to
come to an end. And yeah, I don't. I don't
know because I honestly though it's not. And I'm okay
with her being the face. Like I said yesterday, I
want her to be the face of the Democrat Party
because listen, I know some people that are still Democrats.
This if this is your person, have at it. Let
this be to this glanman, to this crazy demon woman.
Let that I hope that this becomes. Let this be
your poster, bitch, Let it be yours, because I go ahead.
It's like this is Zorron, this is your woman, Zoron,
your dude, these are your people. We are not the same.
Speaker 1: So even Chris Cuomo came out to say AOC picking
on Riley Gaines is not It's not the way.
Speaker 4: It's not the way. So I was surprised.
Speaker 1: I'm always surprised when Chris Cuomo has I don't know,
like normalcy and decency, but sometimes he does. And here
he is ripping on.
Speaker 10: AOC see going after Riley Gaines. Look, why do I
talk about AOC.
Speaker 26: She could be one of the main contenders for the
Democratic nomination for President of the United States, maybe vice
president of the United States. She matters, She's got a
big following she's got big charisma, she's got a growing
amount of power, and to be in a teenage trash
talking battle with Riley Gaines saying she doesn't have a
real job, saying if you didn't come in fifth, maybe
you would miss upset.
Speaker 10: You want to lead the country?
Speaker 12: Now.
Speaker 26: Look, I know there's a misplaced sense of muscularity in that.
Right now, Newsome tweeting like Trump owning him.
Speaker 10: I get it that people who don't like.
Speaker 26: What's happening in the country are so desperate for a
muscular response, for someone.
Speaker 10: To fight back. But how you do it matters.
Speaker 26: I don't think these kinds of antics so getting you
where you want to be with the majority in this country.
Speaker 2: And I also think it's the topic. It's the issue.
It's an eighty twenty issue. Most people are gonna look
at this and go, you're picking on the girl, the
young woman who actually worked her butt off and got
to the point where she was and then was basically
canceled out by a dude who was four hundred and
sixty second in his sport and came in and showed
his junk in the locker room. You know you're going
to take the side of the guy, and then call
yourself a feminist. That's what you're going to do, because really,
the majority of America is going to side with Riley
Gains whether you like it or not. That's where people stand.
Even a lot of Democrats stand on our side. They
really do, because they that issue for sure. Right on
that issue, that is an eighty twenty issue, And on
that issue, a lot of Democrats are going to be like,
you're insane. So for them to get on that hill
and try to die on it, it's if you want
to do that, keep doing it. But I mean, we
know what happened in the last election. A lot of
it was because of that bullshit. So keep doing it.
I encourage them to keep doing it, and we'll keep winning.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean, and this is such an issue that
has vast agreement that crosses party lines, and unfortunately, though
as much progress as the Trump administration, as much progress
as conservatives have made on that front, it's still a
cancer that continues to fester. And so Glamour Magazine, this
was amazing. This is a tweet from JK.
Speaker 4: Rowling. She says, I grew up.
Speaker 1: In an era where when mainstream women's magazines told girls
they needed to be thinner and prettier. Now, mainstream women's
magazines tell girls that men are better women than they are.
Believe women of the year on Glamour's cover are all dudes.
All of them are dudes.
Speaker 2: How is this feminist? How are you? Where are the feminists?
Where are they? Where are they? And they don't get it?
Like they don't, I don't they I don't understand what
the mentality is when you think that men invading women's spaces,
is you're supposed to go, oh yeah, I'm so tolerant,
I'm so wonderful. No, you're letting men take over our spaces.
That is not feminism. That is you being a doormat.
But what is wrong with you?
Speaker 4: I don't know. I don't know.
Speaker 2: Lord, they are stupid.
Speaker 1: Speaking of stupid, I am only going to play like
I think it maybe an eight second clip of Candace,
So don't think we're going to spend a bunch of
time on her.
Speaker 4: We're not. I just thought this was so so funny.
Speaker 1: So apparently in her show yesterday she tried to say
to her audience that it took her weeks before she
could come out of our hole to talk to anybody.
Because she was in so much grief about Charlie Kirk,
and so Nathan Livingstone put this, put this together, and
it's absolutely perfect. This is from the same this is
from yesterday, and then from six days after Charlie's death.
Speaker 2: Really didn't poke my head up until weeks later, when like,
like I could, like stop crying about it. Every second
you head over to our website, cannas Own dot com.
You can sign up by yourself a hat.
Speaker 1: Six days later, she's like, buy my merch Yeah, buy
yourself a hat and subscribe.
Speaker 2: Make sure you subscribe to this newsletter. You gotta subscribe
and join my book club. Right, you gotta join it.
And it costs money. Everything called change change ching so ridiculous,
so ridiculous and ridiculous.
Speaker 1: All right, let's get to some fun things. You guys
all remember it wasn't that long ago. The whole cracker
barrel hullabaloo, the rebranding fail, the renovation, remodeling fail.
Speaker 4: I mean it was ugly.
Speaker 1: Yeah, what that company went through was and then they
backtracked and they did the right thing, and they said,
you know what, We're just gonna keep the course. We're
gonna do the things we're gonna we're just gonna keep
the stores the way they are.
Speaker 4: We know you love them great.
Speaker 1: Well, they have totally redeemed themselves in my eyes, because there.
Speaker 4: Was a picture of someone, you know, all the White
House rem models and the East Wing. Everybody's so mad
about it.
Speaker 1: Somebody made a picture where it looks like a Cracker
barrel is actually being installed at the East Wing.
Speaker 4: Because the memes about the East Wing have been so funny.
Speaker 2: I like the Bucky the best. I was like, can
we do Bucky Bucket?
Speaker 1: That's also really really good, But this was Cracker Barrel,
and the official Cracker Barrel response to it, chefs kiss
you guys. Look at what they said. You probably don't
want us anywhere near a remodel.
Speaker 24: Oh gotta love it.
Speaker 15: It's so great, so good.
Speaker 1: I love when these companies can laugh at themselves. That
was the perfect, yeah, perfect response.
Speaker 4: I just loved it. Absolutely.
Speaker 2: We're bringing it in. We're bringing it in. It's Thursday.
We made it to Thursday to be the weekend.
Speaker 4: We have one more day. We're gonna make it. You
guys have a wonderful Thursday time.