Speaker 1: Good, more good, marnin everybody. We had a little bit
of a confusion around the time difference, but we're all
good now. You may notice that Daisy's not here. If
you remember yesterday, we had mentioned that her husband is
having surgery today, so she is taking care of him.
Prayers are welcome and accepted freely for that surgery.
Speaker 2: And so we have Chad Handsome. This is handsome today.
Speaker 1: We have Chad Benson today from the Chad Benson Show.
And you may remember Chad if you were paying attention
the week that I moved to South Carolina, he helped
fill in on a couple of days, and he's going
to do that again this week today and Friday.
Speaker 2: And South Carolina there is snow.
Speaker 1: There is snow all over the ground this morning in
South Carolina on the coast, and it is so weird.
I know it's true for Florida too, Like people are
a New Orleans is like people are.
Speaker 2: Saying Trump's back, So that's gonna be it is that
what it is? The hell is frozen over now. But
isn't it crazy? Like I just I took the dogs
down and it's it's one. It's it's one with the
wind chill. It's one currently it is six feels like one.
Speaker 1: Oh my gosh. Okay, well it's like thirty five here,
so I don't it's not going to stick for very long.
And I think it's over. I think that we have
maybe I don't know, like an inch, not even It's
not terrible and it looks pretty, so I'm fine, it
just needs to go away. So I was really looking
forward to a lot of sunshine here and I did
not expect this is that.
Speaker 3: Okay.
Speaker 1: Anyway, today on the show, we are going to be
talking about Trump's first day because it was completely lit.
He was very, very busy. We're going to talk about
the crazy prayer service, the National Prayer Service that Trump
and Vance and all the Trump kids went to that
was completely ruined by the psychotic bishop who was delivering
the sermon. And we're gonna oh my gosh, and we're
going to talk more about the whole elon Musk Nazi
salute thing, which continues to be everything that the media
is consumed by because of course, because of course, I mean,
it's the dumbest story and I can't believe we have
to spend more time on it. Because we talked about
it yesterday and I thought, this is stupid that everyone
with a brain knows exactly what happened here. We don't
need to cover it at Nazia, but apparently we do.
Speaker 2: Reich has begune visit Trump.
Speaker 1: I am both hired.
Speaker 4: How you acting like you seek for the people of
the fate of Indiana or the city of Indianapolis.
Speaker 1: You do not think for me or anyone I know.
Speaker 5: That was the YouTube jerk.
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good to know. We're gonna kick it off with some
really really really good news that will not be of
any necessary meaning to you because you were miss you
missed out on the original announcement. But like a few
weeks back, we had one of our longtime audience members
send us a plea to help find her missing mom.
Her mom went missing back in December, and so we
had like this missing person picture that we had showed
to our audience and just hoping that somebody maybe had
seen her. And I'm happy to report that she has
been found safe. Elizabeth's mom was found safe, and she
sent us this email saying, I just wanted to let
you know that my mother was found safe today. My
family and I are forever grateful for everyone's thoughts and prayers.
I'm beyond relieved, even though we have a long journey
of healing and rebuilding our family after this, I believe
through the power of everybody's prayers, we were able to
find her safely today. So thank you so so much.
I am forever grateful to everybody, and I just love
I mean, what a way to start off the show, right, Like,
is that news ever?
Speaker 2: Crazy?
Speaker 1: I know, And so I don't know how much are
we help with, but or just you know, the background
that we got was just that her mom has gone
through a lot, and she's been troubled and she just
vanished and so they were really really worried about her.
I don't know any more than what you're you know,
hearing and seeing on your screen right now. But man,
we're just we're just grateful for the good news. So
I wanted to make sure that we shared it. Yeah,
that's right, right, I mean, I don't know how much
our community or us contributed to finding her but you know,
we wanted to follow up since we put the plea
out there and asked for everybody's prayers, we wanted to
absolutely follow up about that. All right, So tons to
get to and we're going to kick it off actually
with a tweet and a video that Donald Trump put
out yesterday. He said, America is back. Every single day,
I'll be fighting for you with every breath in my body.
I will not rest until we've delivered the strong, safe,
and prosperous America that our children deserve and that you deserve.
This will truly be the golden age of America. Are
you feeling pumped?
Speaker 2: I am pumped. You know what I Toldally, I'm not
a pomp and circumstance guy, so I didn't care about
a lot of that stuff. I care, I said, I've
been to weddings that are amazing and they got divorced quick.
And I've been to weddings that are and they stay
together forever. I care about the after. That's what I'm
excited about. And it feels like, Okay, the first day
you're going to get a lot of the chaos and craziness.
But now it's go time.
Speaker 1: Right, And I feel like his first day was filled
with action and so and a lot of serious action
in the form of executive orders and just changes across
all kinds of agencies. And we'll get to all of that.
But the video that he released along with this tweet
was just one of those like really well produced videos
that just makes you feel so pumped about his presidency.
So here that video is, I mean.
Speaker 2: Like a movie trailer, right right, get ready for an
action movie.
Speaker 1: I freaking love that. That's the kind of stuff that
gets me so fired up. And then to your point,
I mean you said, you know you the pomp and
circumstance is one thing, but like, let's see the action,
Let's see the results. And I'm telling you he was very,
very very very busy. Yesterday. He kicked it off by
enacting a ninety day pause on all foreign aid. They're
gonna review all the foreign aid programs and only those
that align with our interests will be kept. And I
mean that alone, that's.
Speaker 2: Amazing, absolutely, and both sides of the ISLA have even
heard going, yeah, I like this because I think the
whole unwar thing, with the UN and the money that
the going to Palestine, I think that opened up a
lot of people's eyes that we're given a lot of
money plus the Taliban. How many millions of dollars are
we giving to aid that ends up with the Taliban
is also raised a lot of questions out there, not
just from Republicans because it's all about their No, it's not.
It's about America first period. And that's all sides of
the ISLEF signal. This is a good idea that we
look at some of this stuff.
Speaker 1: Well, because you know that some of it has just
been like kind of on the books forever and it's
like on an auto repeat basically, and no one's reviewed
it forever. And so the fact that they're even just
going to yeah, exactly, and so the fact that they're
going to sit and review it all and decide, well,
maybe this doesn't make sense, Like why are we giving
Canada so much money? That makes no sense to me?
And so I love this. This was just one of
many things he did yesterday. The other thing that we
found out is that he's planned his first trip. He's
gonna hit North Carolina and California. He wants to see
the disaster zones for them for himself. And so this
is to me, this is just showing leadership right out
of the gate, because this is something you basically had
to beg Biden to do at any time there was
a disaster. It's like, is he going to show up
or not?
Speaker 6: You know?
Speaker 2: Well, I think part of that also, as we learn,
is I'm sure he wanted to in his moment of clarity.
The reality is is you couldn't turn them loose. Could
you imagine him wandering the hills of Pacific Palisades right
where do you go? Oh he fell off the cliff?
Oh this didn't work? Well, yeah, you can't have that.
You know, there was you know, I mean the Mike
Johnson thing where he was like telling him, hey you
signed this? No I didn't, Yes you did? That should
have showed you everything right there at The reason he
didn't go to these places is because he couldn't.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's a fair point. I mean, because did he
ever even go to East Palestine in Ohio?
Speaker 2: I don't know if he did. I don't think he did.
Speaker 1: He did either, I can't remember him going that's right, yes, okay, yeah,
I mean this is we're going to see such a difference.
We're already seeing such a difference. I mean, the fact
that that Trump was working every moment of the day,
and you know, Biden was constantly calling lids like at
ten am and then you just wouldn't have any idea
what he was doing. And Trump is constantly out in
front of the press, constantly answering questions, constantly making himself available.
It's such a huge, huge, glorious, perfect difference.
Speaker 2: I saw I think it was David Axelrod and Anderson
Cooper both saying, you know, what is refreshing is the
fact that he's taking tons of questions and he's having
a he's sitting there, Oh, what do you giving me?
Health organization? Yeah, I'll sign that he's doing all those things,
and hey, what's going on when you got a question
for me? Like it's some sort of Q and A
in a backstage of a concert or something. And they're like,
that's refreshing.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they have to. They have to admit that, and
I'm glad that they are, because it's completely different. And
you know, Trump isn't given note cards of who to
call on, and he doesn't have like a teleprompter for
all of these press you know, these impromptu pressers that
he's doing, He's just talking. He's just answering questions off
the cuff, because that is what a leader should be
able to do. And I cannot believe that we went
through the past four years having somebody that is just
that bad at it, you know what I mean? It's
he was so bad at it.
Speaker 2: But I can't wait to see the books that had
come out, not the Kamala twenty million dollar advance book,
the book that's going to come out from the two
or three people that were inside of the cocoon that
protect him, that are going to get it off their chest,
and we're going to find out, oh my god, he
didn't know where he was half the time he would
We're going to find out stuff that I think is
going to make us really question, first of all, even
more the press, what were you guys doing? And secondly,
you guys are all unelected officials and you were essentially
running the country and nobody had the right mind to
speak up inside of this.
Speaker 1: And beyond that's the thing, do you I mean, if
there are books that are written by those insiders, how
why would they like why would they happily just say, look,
I was a loser who had no integrity, who kept
this undercover? Why would they want that kind of attention.
Speaker 2: Two million dollar advance.
Speaker 1: Oh, that's disgusting.
Speaker 2: It's reality to give me two million bucks. You know
a lot of people will sell themselves out for that.
And and you know, and then you've got other people
that are behind the scenes saying you better keep your
mouth shut or else you're done for it. Not only
do you not work here, I'll make sure you know
we're going to work in a dairy queen like kind
of things. So people are terrified. But now that everything's
we know and it's all out in the open, we're
going to find out stuff that I think is going
to make us go. You could sit here and talk
about January sixth and fake electors and this, that and
the other. You guys actually perpetrated something that was absolutely
the worst thing that we've seen when it comes to
our country and democracy by allowing unelected officials to run
stuff while the daughtering old man daughtered.
Speaker 1: I just it is so infuriating when we talked yesterday,
because you mentioned the whole Mike Johnson thing where he
talked about, you know, asking Biden, why did you sign
off this natural gas ban or whatever? And Biden had
no clue that he did it. But we were furious
at Mike, like, why didn't he come forward with that
story when it happened. Why is he only just talking
about it and like acting like, well, now that the
Washington Post has said it out loud, then I guess
it's okay for me too. Where was he with the
day that it happened.
Speaker 2: I think the thing was at that point in time,
everything was already out. You know, everybody knew what was
going on at that point in time. I think at
that point in time, you're just holding on for dear life,
and in some of that stuff, you probably knew Trump's
like and just let it go because he's going to
be exposed at some time. And that was and you know,
and let me expose him. And he was obviously on stage.
He was exposed big time. So but everybody knew it.
I mean, I don't know about you guys. We went
back to July of twenty three when I said, he
is from my sources, he's incapable of running. He doesn't
know where he is half the time. And I have
a friend who was in the White House said he
one night, he asked when he gets to go home?
Walking around and They're like, serve you are home.
Speaker 1: Oh my god.
Speaker 2: And I said, he will not run again. And that
was twenty three, so that was like a year and
a half before. And I said, I'll put my house
on it.
Speaker 1: Wow. Everyone, everyone that was honest with themselves knew it,
saw it, recognized it, and it's the cover up that
I just if there's not accountability for all the people
that helped cover that up, that's going to be a
huge disappointment because that's the most negligent thing that's ever happened,
I think, in the history of this country when it
comes to because everything exploded, Everything went wrong during the
last four years, and it's clear why that is. It's
clear that there's someone to blame, a lot of people
to blame for covering that up. And it's just I
cannot believe that these people might then get book deals
where they get to talk about it.
Speaker 2: They're probably already crossed the street at think tanks, they've
already got massive got Because it's the problem is we're
asking the people on both sides of the aisle to
hold each other accountable, knowing they were going to screw
up both sides of the island and do something that
goes against the reality of what the people want, and
so them holding themselves accountable right or left, it ain't
gonna happen the way that we want. And that's what sucks.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it really does suck because it was just so egregious,
you know what I mean, it was the most egregious
thing ever.
Speaker 2: You know what chat I often wondered this as a
you know, you and I we were talking as we
have fun, right, We're not sure we knew about it?
Oh my god, there was You mean to tell me
there was no journalists. It's like, I'm going to be
the next what work in Burnstey, I'm going to be
the next person they're going to talk about for years
because I'm going to expose all of this nightmare. They
were so caught up in their own bs and their
beliefs and you know, advocacy for the Democrats and hatred
towards Trump and the Republicans that you were willing to
give up the opportunity to expose something so massive that
your name would be on the tip of everybody's tongue.
Most people know who Woodward and Bernstein are. They don't
even know what they did, but they know that name.
They probably think they're a folk band.
Speaker 1: So why, I mean, why wasn't there somebody.
Speaker 2: I don't know, nobody had the courage to do it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's that's what it is. It's a lack of courage. Absolutely,
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let's get back to some more stuff that Trump did yesterday.
He eliminated the White House Office of Gun Control, the
website poof, it's gone. Just one more thing. He's like,
we don't need that, that's not happening, getting rid of it.
Speaker 2: I didn't even know we had that.
Speaker 1: And he also, this is going to be really really
good news for those of you who love a really
good shower. He has issued an executive order that eliminates
government requirements for low pressure shower heads and low flow toilets.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's awesome. You know, my wife wants him to
do My wife wants him to do one thing. She
wants him to have an executive order that all television companies,
all the netflixes of the world, have to get together
and they have to come to an agreement of what
the commercial volume is going to be when the episode
goes to commercial, so you don't scare the crap out
of everybody with stuff that's so loud.
Speaker 1: It's so true that people can as yes, and I
know the purposes because like you can. I know that
they want obviously the ads to stand out. But that
is so freaking annoying.
Speaker 2: See you'll go from like fifty down to thirty back
up to fifty, or you mute it. That doesn't help you.
Let's get it together, people, this is America.
Speaker 1: I think this should be a priority. Maybe it'll be
a day too priority.
Speaker 2: He got most done yesterday.
Speaker 1: He could take a nab I know well, And there's
even more so he also the Department of Homeland Security
just fired their entire advisory committee citing misuse of resources
and so DHS clearly getting a big, fat overhaul. And
there's also in the in terms of the federal agencies.
He also all the federal employees that are in DEI
roles are going to be put on paid leave by
five o'clock today because all of those programs, all of
those offices are being shut down. Is this great or
what I know?
Speaker 2: I know?
Speaker 1: It just gets it gets better and better. And then
if you're a person who's not a particular fan of
John Bolton, then you're probably going to really like this news,
and that is that his security clearance has officially been revoked.
And uh, Trump also decided to take away his Secret
Service protection. There was a CNN report about that here.
Speaker 8: It is just into CNN. After revoking the security clearance
of dozens of former intelligence officials, including his former National
security advisor, John Bolton, we're now learning that President Trump
has pulled Bolton's security detail as well.
Speaker 1: Let's get straight to Kaitlin Collins. Kaitlin, what ca tell us?
Speaker 9: Yeah, we saw a lot of first moves that Trump
was making as soon as he took office yesterday, with
all of those executive orders and a flurry of activity.
One thing that went quietly unnoticed is that he also
terminated the Secret Service detail that is assigned to Ambassador
John Bolton, of course, one of Trump's National security advisors
in his first term. This is a detail that was
assigned to him when he was the National Security Advisor then,
but when he left the Trump White House in the
fall of twenty nineteen, Trump actually terminated his Secret Service
protection then and it was only later after President Biden
took office that later in twenty twenty one, he restored
that security to John Bolton.
Speaker 2: Some thoughts, you know, get I get the getting rid
of their clearances. And by the way, if you guys
have no idea, clearances are worth millions of dollars to
all of these guys and gals because they all be
hired on to companies because they're able to go do
certain things that and see certain things. So clearances are
worth millions of dollars for them in their pockets because
they can get on boards and do stuff. So they
can go bid and do things, talk on camera and
do stuff like that. So I get while they did that.
The only thing I have an issue with the Secret
Service is the Iranians want to kill him, and that
is it probably a lot of people do, but the
that that's something I would I would think about. But
you know, I mean I you do ask why some
of these people have some security if there's a real threat,
Like if there was a real threat, I think he
would put some back on. But you know, I I
he was such a clown, but he scared the crap
out of a lot of people. Did you see the
Rogan thing when they were talking about that, and he's
he was talking to Rogan about, well, we would go
places and I would, he goes, I would tell them,
you know, I don't really want to do anything to
see that guy behind me. And it was bold, and
he goes, you better watch out for him because he
will you know, Oh my gosh.
Speaker 1: Well, Trump was asked about this in one of these
sort of impromptu pressers that he did yesterday afternoon, and
here's what he said, specifically about Bolton's security team.
Speaker 10: I think there was enough time. It's we take a job,
you take a job, you want to do a job.
We're not going to have security people for the rest
of their lives. Why should we. I thought he was
I thought he was a very dumb person. But I
used him well because every time people saw me come
into a meeting with John Bolton standing behind me. They
thought that he'd attack them because he was a warmonger.
He's the one that got us involved, along with Cheney
and a couple of others, convinced Bush, which was a
terrible decision to blow up the Middle East. You know,
we blew up the Middle East and we left. We
got nothing out of it except a lot of death.
We killed a lot of people. And John Bolton was,
you know, one of those guys, a stupid guy. But no,
you can't have that for life. You shouldn't expect it
for life.
Speaker 2: Stupid guy. I was gonna fit well. Like I said,
if there was a real threat, I think he would
have kept it on. I don't think he thinks he's
a real threat anymore.
Speaker 10: Now.
Speaker 2: If I was him, I wouldn't travel many places. But
staying in America, I mean.
Speaker 1: As long as he's staying indoors, everything's fine, like staying
in the house. Also, you remember how Trump has decided
to rename the Gulf of Mexico the Gulf of America. Well,
wouldn't you know it, My favorite governor, Governor m De Santis,
has been the first governor to recognize it. That's the
first day to refer to the golf as the Gulf
of America in an actual storm warning, so they referred
to it and just because of a weather related issue.
But I kind of love that he was. He's always
the first, He's always the first to do all the things.
And once again, here's another example that's funny.
Speaker 2: I like that. That's uh, you know, I what was it?
Chuck Schumer said, you know, uh, we're definitely willing to
talk to Trump about renaming it because you can rename
it and there's nothing that stops him. And the Schumer's like, yeah,
we're open to that. I'm like, funny, great, not do it.
Speaker 1: Then there's no argument. It's done. Let's just be done
with that. Did you hear that. One of the other
things that Trump maybe that Trump did yesterday, but one
of the things that happened yesterday that's being credited or
blamed on Trump is that Mark Milly's portrait was taken down.
Did you get from the Pentagon, like from wherever the
leaders of the Pentagon have been placed before it was
taken down? And David Urban was on I can't remember
what this is CNN. I think but he was on
and he was talking about how that's probably not a
good thing. And I gotta say, as much as I
can't stand Mark Milly, I think that this is the
right approach here.
Speaker 9: But isn't normal it is or traditional I guess I
should say, is at the Pentagon they display the portraits
of the Joint Chief's chairman, everyone who's held that role.
General Mark Millies was just done weeks ago. It was
unveiled at the Pentagon. You can see it here. This
is what that space looks like. Now they removed it.
I mean, David, what does that say to you?
Speaker 11: Okay?
Speaker 12: I don't know if the President directed so that General
Millie's you know, portrait be diakedown. I don't know who
directed it. I think it's not a great message. I
think listen, the Republican Party just big about not taking
down people's statues we don't agree with. Right, we said
we shouldn't be rewriting history.
Speaker 9: By taking us Those were Confederate generals.
Speaker 12: Not whether you like Mark Millery, whether you're not, he
held a position. The portraits of every other chairman of
the Joint Chiefs are hanging in that hallway. His portrait
deserves to be hung there. It's just it's a it's
a matter of protocol, not a matter of politics. Again,
there are chairmen who serve there probably have varied backgrounds.
Your portrait is hung their tradition. I think, you know,
I'm hopeful that during the course of this next four
years that portrait goes back up.
Speaker 1: What do you think about that?
Speaker 2: I agree. I mean the history side of it is
exactly that. Don't erase history. And the reality is is okay, Trump,
you're going to be gone in four years, and that
if you did order it, and that's a big gift,
because it could be something as stupid as you know,
we need to do something with it, touch it up
with this, that to the other. But it's just going
to go right back up. So taking it down now,
I just think it's silly. We shouldn't erase history. And
that's exactly it. He didn't not exist and he didn't
right hold that position exactly.
Speaker 1: That's how I feel about too. I know I saw
a lot of people in the comments here going he's
a trader, he committed treason, blah blah blah. It doesn't matter.
The reason for the portrait being up is because he
served in that role just as a matter of a
historical record. That's all the portraits are people who served
in that role. It doesn't matter that if they were great,
it doesn't matter if they were terrible. It's just a
part of history. And so I don't I just think
that that's probably a bad precedent to set, is it.
Speaker 13: Now?
Speaker 1: We're just gonna take down portraits of people that we
didn't think did a good job or did something wrong.
He still was the Joint chief, so that's it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you being president doesn't eliminate the work that he
did there. You may not like the work, may think
all those things, but he did do the stuff and
he did hold the position. We don't remove Richard Nixon's
bust off something because well he you know, he ended
up resigning in shame. So he didn't exist as president. No,
he did.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's exactly right. It's just it's just history and
just leave it alone. Yesterday, the reason actually that Trump
called the press in yesterday afternoon was to announce a
big new AI initiative. And so here he is talking
about a word that we're probably going to hear a
lot about, and that is Stargate.
Speaker 10: World leading technology giants are announcing the formation of Stargate.
So put that name down in your books, because I
think you're going to hear a lot about it in
the future. A new American company that will invest five
hundred billion dollars at least in AI infrastructure in the
United States and move and very very quickly, moving, very rapidly,
creating over one hundred thousand American jobs almost immediately. This
monumental undertaking is a resounding declaration of confidence in America's
potential under a new president. Let me be a new president.
I didn't say it, they did, so I appreciate that, fellas,
but it'll sure the future of technology. What we want
to do is we want to keep it in this country.
China is a competitor and others are competitors. We want
we want it to be in this country, and we're
making it available.
Speaker 2: So this is a big This is set on my
show earlier today. The most important thing that he has
done since president is this. Really, AI is not just
the future. AI is the number one top thing that
is changing the world. It is going to revolutionize things
like we cannot believe on the medical side, all of
that stuff that being said, it is also the thing
that will fight wars in the future. It is also
the thing that is going to solve answer in the future.
It this is the most important thing. When we hear
we got wars for this and wars for that, we're
fighting over this, that and the other. This is there
is nothing more important AI, as you can put it
up there with fire, the wheel, the combustible end too.
Probably more important than all of those things. Wow, And
nobody talks about it because it's not sexy. This is
the most important thing that he may do. Because the
future battle with China is with AI right now. They
just released their version of chat GVT yesterday, the newest version.
This is the battle the arms race is this. That's
why the energy production is so important, because it eats
up lots of stuff, and it is I mean, I
don't think people realize that's supercomputer two three weeks ago.
I don't know if you guys talked about it. It
solved the math problem. So it solved the math problem
that would have taken I think they said a trillion
years for normal supercomputers to do it, some ridiculous amount
like this. To do it, it had to go into
other dimensions. Into other dimensions to get parts of the
equation that it didn't understand and bring it back to
it to our dimension. Whoa, it's a different world AI
and all of this stuff. That's why it's the most
important thing. This is the arms race right now period.
Speaker 1: Well, and it does give some it helps kind of
put like a button on the fact that all the
tech bros Are now so tightly in Donald Trump's circle
because he obviously wants to have the brightest and most
capable minds in this AI fight. Yeah, and so why
wouldn't you have Elon and Sam. I know that they're
not actually friends with each other, but Sam Altman and
Mark Zuckerberg and Jeff Bay all of them, let me
say yesterday, Yeah, and all of them are going to
play a role.
Speaker 2: He said, this is revolutionary, and he went on to say,
we're going to have vaccines for cancers sooner rather than later. Wow. Wow,
it's insane, it's incredit Yeah.
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Speaker 1: Final little video from the presser yesterday from Trump, and
that is did you see that clip because we played
it on yesterday excuse me yesterday's show where Peter Doocey
was like, hey, did Joe Biden leave a letter for you?
And you're in the desk in the Oval office, and
Trump was like well, let me look, and you like
found it in real time. So now he was asked
about that in the presser yesterday, and here's what he
said about the letter that Joe Biden left for him.
Speaker 10: It was a little bit of an inspirational type letter.
You know, enjoy it, do a good job, important, very important,
how important the job is. But I may I think
it was a nice letter. I think I should let
people see it because it was a positive for him
in writing it.
Speaker 1: I appreciated the letter we might be seeing. We might
be seeing the letter. I wonder if it was hand written,
like can you.
Speaker 2: Imagine kran he spilled some apple sauce on it. It was,
you know, Jill wrote underneath Nancy's a bitch. You gosh.
Speaker 1: I wonder I'd be saving it for like his next
like you know how he had the book of letters like.
Speaker 2: The Trump take it home and then they'll come get
him and arrest him and say, you know this is
needed to be archive.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, you're so right. They absolutely will. All right,
let's move on, because there were there was actually a
confirmation hearing yesterday with the least Stephonic that's the reason
for my name today. But there's some delays happening on
some of the more critical appointments to the cabinet. So
right now, still don't have a date for cash Hotel,
still don't have a date for Tulsea Gabbard. They are
now using all kinds of delay tactics to stall out Pete.
Hegseats confirmation. And now to add to that, there's a
new allegation that has just come from his former sister
in law, who is a woman that is divorced from
his brother, saying that Pete abused his ex wife and
that that she was afraid for her life and all
of this stuff. The ex wife herself has said that's
not true. I was never abused. She said it in
a recent FBI interview that there was never any abuse.
And so now this woman, this ex sister in law,
has signed an affidavit saying, yeah, he abused the woman
who claims she was not abused. So this is just
a this is Kavanaugh all over again. They're just pulling
out the dumbest, most desperate smears and it's so obvious.
But you know there's going to be Democrats who are like, oh,
well he can't be confirmed, Well we need to see the.
Speaker 2: We need to bring her in. It's like one of
those things where they're sitting there and they go, you
were beaten, and the person's like, no, I wasn't, you know,
like see still scared for their life. Right the minute
the wife said now I was never beaten. All that
stuff's a bunch of bologney. You go, yeah, okay, well
we're moving on from that. So because that's what you
would do in court, that's what you would do, like
I can't I can only go with what I can prove,
and that person said no. So in court they would say,
well then you didn't prove your case exactly.
Speaker 1: But that's not how it works. In the Senate. Democrats
were they're going to glom onto this. They're going to
use it, and they're gonna use it as an excuse
to not vote for him. I think he'll I suspect
he'll still have enough votes. I hope, yeah, I would hope.
Republicans are not going to be They're not going to
buy into this nonsense because that's exactly what it is.
It's just pure nonsense.
Speaker 2: So stud it's belonging. But that's what you know. I
went back when all the hearings started a couple of
weeks ago, and I looked, I went back to Clinton
and Bush and stuff, and I looked at their confirmation
here ninety nine to one with that person voting present,
you know, one hundred to nothing. It was about and
I blame social media for this. It was about can
you do the job?
Speaker 1: Right's?
Speaker 2: Can you do that? Are you capable? Like you know?
You know, do you drool? Do your knuckles drag? Do
you breathe that in your mouth? I mean, can you
do the job of what you're being appointed? Yes? Okay, great?
And then we move on. Yeah, and now that's how
media changed everything. It became celebrities because it's now about
the person asking the question, not the answer. Yeah. Yeah.
Speaker 1: They love their moments. They got to get their viral
moments in well. Thankfully it is true that it was
a ninety nine vote for Marco Rubio and he had
his swearing in ceremony yesterday and his wife is hot
have you seen her?
Speaker 2: And that I were well and.
Speaker 14: Faithfully discharged, and we fairly discharge the duties of.
Speaker 2: The office of which I'm about.
Speaker 13: To enter the duties of the office.
Speaker 2: Word, so help you gout?
Speaker 1: Oh my God, congratulations to say he's a cutie as
she was.
Speaker 2: That's he was an easy confirmation. A lot of Democrats
liked him. They also look at him and think, this
guy's a leader. He's gonna he's gonna do right by
America and what he's out there for.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and he also has a sense of humor. In
case people didn't know that, then they definitely will know it.
After he spoke after his swearing in, and here is
what he said.
Speaker 15: Their mandate to keep. If I may take the liberty
for just fifteen seconds to say something in Spanish, because
I know a lot of people back home would be
very proud, and I want to make sure I acknowledge that.
Get a lot of adios. I mean Familia, I mean
Familia quenty ss a proposal to create Electoria president the
trumpet op. I just said, I saved a munch of
money by switching the guy code.
Speaker 13: That's what I said.
Speaker 1: So I love that he did that so much. It's
just so perfect.
Speaker 2: He's great that as a commercial.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, wouldn't you like immediately that's a great
name drop. It's a perfect name drop. They also did
a very slick, highly produced Welcome to welcome to the state, uh,
Marco Rubio, and here is that video. They seem excited. Yeah,
that's something.
Speaker 2: That's you know, he's going to do a great job.
I think he was the perfect pick.
Speaker 10: Uh.
Speaker 2: He's got a great knowledge of what he's undertaking. But
he's also got a great respect amongst right and left
and leaders of the world, which is what you need
in that position, right, Like, that's the position where you'd
have somebody strong, but they have to have respect and
they should be strong. And at the same time, you've
got to be able to work because that job you're
never home. I mean, you're going to travel a billion miles.
It is arguably, outside of the president, the most important
job we have.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and I think he's gonna I think he's going
to shine in it. I mean he's definitely got his
priorities in the right place. He knows what Trump expects,
and I think he's going to be really really good.
On a total contrast, because he's somebody that we look
to as a potential like real future leader, he's already
been a leader. Here's somebody who's in a leadership position
that is Oh my god, you guys, have you heard
the name Chirrelle Parker. She is the mayor of philadelph
and yesterday the champ of the world. Yesterday she wanted
to go team with her eagles, and this happened. Gee
ow gees begos, Let's go birds. Oh my god. I
love that someone already created the.
Speaker 16: New logo.
Speaker 13: G four.
Speaker 2: Did she said four four?
Speaker 1: Did she put a niner in there? It's Elsie's whoo.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's fly birds fly.
Speaker 13: Oh my god.
Speaker 1: It's just so embarrassing, so embarrassing. And it's embarrassing too.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 1: What is embarrassing is like no offense to anybody that
might be part of the Episcopalian church, but the fact
that their bishops are so liberal and so political. The
national Prayer service that Trump and Dvance and members of
the Trump family went to yesterday was an absolute disgrace.
I cannot believe that no one vetted this whole service
before it actually happened, That they didn't know who was
going to be delivering the sermon. But it turned out
that it was this crazy bishop who used the opportunity
selfishly to lecture Trump. Here is what that sounded like.
Speaker 10: M of our God. I ask you.
Speaker 13: To have mercy upon the people in our country who
are scared.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 13: There are gay, lesbian, and transginger children in Democratic, Republican
and independent families, some who fear for their lives. The
people who pick our crops and clean our office buildings,
who labor in poultry farms and meatpacking plants, who washed
the dishes we eat in restaurants, and work the night
shifts in hospitals. They may not be citizens or have
the proper documentation, but the vast majority of immigrants are
not criminals. They pay taxes and our good neighbors. They
are faithful members of our churches and mosques, synagogues, wodara
and temples. I ask you haven't mer seen, mister President,
on those in our communities whose children fear that their
parents will be taken away, and that you help those
who are fleeing war zones and persecution in their own
lands to find compassion and welcome here.
Speaker 1: Disgusting.
Speaker 2: What's your name, Marianne bood Bode.
Speaker 1: Bud Hi, buddy, I'm not sure how to say it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but let's all say a prayer for how much
we hate Donald Trump and the horrible things that he's
been due to our nation here and happily. Father, You're like, what, wait,
what who didn't VET? You know who didn't VET? We
can find them today because they're out of a job.
Speaker 1: I mean, that was just despicable on every level. And
this this woman has been an activist, way more so
than a preacher, pastor or a bishop or whatever her
title is. Back in the George Floyd days, she was
also going hard after Trump. Here's what she said during
one of those protest rallies.
Speaker 17: Why did you want to come back here and say
their message?
Speaker 3: It is a message of a call for justice, for
swift justice for George Floyd, for systemic justice for all
brown and black people who have been under the knee
of this country in ways.
Speaker 1: That we have witnessed time and again.
Speaker 6: This is wrong.
Speaker 5: And this rising up, this this spontaneous uprising of people
mostly half my age.
Speaker 13: You're younger.
Speaker 1: They're the ones we should be listening to.
Speaker 17: And they're angry at the president.
Speaker 6: So angry.
Speaker 17: You're angry at the president. So what is your message
to President Trump today? Well, he should giving up speaking
to President Trump. You need to replace President Trump. We
need leadership that will lead us in the ways that
this country.
Speaker 1: Desert of unreal that that is who is at the
service I have.
Speaker 2: I don't even the whole thought process of of you know,
these people that are so everybody's a victim. Everything's based
on skin color, trans ideology, all of this wackiness that
permeates into our society that we need to get out
of our society. When I watch stuff like that, I
think to myself, who's that for? Like who's going to
your sermons? Honestly, I mean the goal is right if you,
if you, if you're a preacher, if you're a pastor,
if you're somebody who's trying to bring people to the Lord,
you're casting a wide neck. And what you're doing is
you're demonizing one to try to catch none, and you're
blaming everything on you know, like oh like Trump put
his neck, his knee on the neck of George.
Speaker 1: It's just that was And to watch the faces of
Trump and his family in the vance's JD kept looking
over at his wife like can you even believe this?
And she was stoneface. She would not make eye contact
with him. She just kept looking straight ahead, but he
was and Trump just kept looking kind of stoneface too.
None of them reacted in that moment, except that they
looked a little uncomfortable. But they they could have walked out,
you know what I mean. They could have been they
could have rolled their eyes, they could have done a
lot of things. But they decided to keep it civil
and classy, and that's what they did. But man, was
that ever out a line? I mean, it was just outline.
And then Trump was yes. And then Trump was asked
about it shortly after. I think his anger about it
grew over the day afterwards, and so when he was
first asked about it, he was a little vague. Reporters
caught up with him, and this is what he said,
as the president, what did you.
Speaker 5: Think of the sermon?
Speaker 7: What did you think of a sermon?
Speaker 4: What did you think of the sermons?
Speaker 13: What did you think?
Speaker 11: So you like it?
Speaker 2: Did you find it exciting? Not too exciting? Was it?
I didn't think it was a good service though, thank
you very much, thank you, thank you pro much much better.
Speaker 1: It could have been much better. He's pretty tame in
that moment. Pretty tame. Scott Jennings, who is a favorite
of mine, Scott.
Speaker 2: I call him lonely, lonely Scott. It seeing it taking
on nine guys, taking on nine people at once.
Speaker 1: And he's so good at it. He's so freaking good
at it. He let loose about this ridiculous incident here.
Speaker 18: He is much uh the w Stapalians or Episcopalians or
whether they're calling themselves today, this is ridiculous.
Speaker 11: This was terrible.
Speaker 2: Uh, Donald Trump, I'm.
Speaker 18: Sure regrets participating in this event today, to be lectured
to and politicized in a church this way.
Speaker 2: And I thought it was frankly a disgrace to what
they did at this event. I don't know if this
event happened ever again.
Speaker 18: Because of this, this particular bishop took it upon herself
to turn this into a complete.
Speaker 2: And total service and spectacle.
Speaker 18: And I don't know any Republican today who's like, oh, well.
Speaker 2: You know what. Could you imagine how the press would
react if Biden went to a Catholic church because he's
a Catholic and they denied him communion and said, because
of your support of choice, we don't agree with that,
and how many babies die here? Could you imagine how
the oh my god, I would be an uproar. But yeah,
you're right, you know, this person's treated like a champion.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you're absolutely right. And I think the more the
more time that passed. Yesterday, after that sermon, Trump probably
was on you know, his truth social He was probably
looking at social media and he was seeing the outrage
from so many people, and then he got it's like
it hit him right, and then he got mad and
he tweeted this. The so called bishop who spoke at
the National Prayer Service Tuesday morning was a radical left,
hard line Trump hater. She brought her church into the
world of politics in a very ungracious way. She was
nasty in tone, not compelling or smart. She failed to
mention the large number of illegal migrants that came into
our country and killed people. Many were deposited from jails
and mental institutions. It's a giant crime wave that is
taking place in the US. Apart from her inappropriate statements,
the service was a very boring and uninspiring one. She
is not very good at her job. She and her
church owe the public and apology.
Speaker 2: How do you do, sir?
Speaker 11: You know well?
Speaker 1: And of course the media on CNN in particular Aaron
Burnett was just almost fawning over this woman. She invited
her to come on and basically was like, oh my god,
you're like so brave, and your message was so gentle.
Here is a little bit of that interaction. It was
just nauseating.
Speaker 11: Bishop.
Speaker 19: I appreciate your time and your tone there, so serious
and genuine. You see him, he's stone faced. He then
looks down, but he's listening to every word you say
as you made that personal plea to him. What were
you looking at him in that moment? What kind of
response were you perhaps hoping for in that moment?
Speaker 13: I was looking at the President because I was speaking
directly to him. I was also, frankly, as you do
in every sermon, speaking to everyone who was listening through
that one on one conversation with the President, reminding us
all that in the people pople that are frightened in
our country, the two groups of people that I mentioned
are our fellow human beings, and that they have been
portrayed in all throughout the political campaign in the harshest
of lights that I I wanted to.
Speaker 1: I wanted to.
Speaker 13: To counter as gently as I could with a reminder
of their humanity and their and their place in our
wider community.
Speaker 19: So you spoke, I like how you use the word
gently because it was gentle. I mean it was it
was intense and passionate, but yet it was gentle. It
was not ugly or confrontational.
Speaker 1: Seeing it is so gross. I don't know what you're suggesting,
just say you like softball. All right, moving on, we
got to get into this whole Elon Musk thing because
it continues to be a story. This is absolutely ridiculous.
We talked about it yesterday. If somehow you missed out
on his excitement at the inauguration rally that took place
on Monday night, where he was like thanking everybody, saying
this is what victory feels like, and he said, my
heart goes out to all of you, and naturally the
press was like, oh my god, sigaile, that was a
Hitler salute, and they're losing their minds. Leave it, of
course to Jim Acosta to be one of the worst
about this. He had on Representative Robert Garcia and they
were both like, oh my god, this was so Hitler.
Speaker 16: I did want to ask you about the inauguration yesterday,
Elon Musk, I'm sure you saw this. The head of
the new Department of Government Efficiency, he spoke yesterday and
during his speech he used a hand gesture that looked
like a Nazi salute.
Speaker 11: Let's watch that.
Speaker 14: You know, there are elections that the elections that come
and go. Some elections are you know, important, some or not.
But this one, this one, this one really matters. And
I just want to say thank you from making it happen.
Speaker 10: Thank you.
Speaker 1: And then they cut, of.
Speaker 16: Course, next to this moment when viral congressman the Anti
Defamation League released a statement, we can show this saying
and part it seems that Elon Musk made an awkward
gesture in a moment of enthusiasm, not a Nazi salute.
Speaker 2: Of course, if you go on.
Speaker 16: Social media, there are lots of other people with lots
of other opinions and say, this looks very much like
a Nazi salute, no matter how they're trying to clean
it up.
Speaker 2: What was your reaction to that that.
Speaker 16: Was a Nazi salute?
Speaker 20: And he didn't just do it one time, he did
it twice for emphasis, and he talked to anyone the
historians folks actually study the Nazis and study this actual
kind of disgusting display, will be have been very clear
that what that was and he should not just apologize,
he should be condemned for those kinds of actions. So gross, disgusting,
but more of what we can expect I think from
Elon Musk and Donald Trump.
Speaker 2: So let me ask you guys, this the Anti Defamation League?
Are they the Nazis? I thought the Jews thought they
would know a little bit about this as well.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I feel like they would have an idea. Good God,
this is so stupid. This is so stupid. And it's
like the mainstream media, like people like Jim Acosta learned
nothing from their loss of this election. They learned nothing.
Speaker 2: But remember Jim Acosta disappeared the minute Biden got it.
Nobody heard from Jim, and then they dusted him off
because Trump's back. When can you give me a show?
You go fight with Trump all day and he'll yell
at you. It'll be good theater and you can talk about,
you know, all the things he's gonna do to everybody,
and and you know, it is insane, and they've got
nothing to talk about. See that's the problem, and that's
a problem with a lot of news in today's world.
They don't it's not sexy. We demand as people to
be entertained. Now you know, it's like, oh it's entertained.
We demand it. We can't just have regular stuff. That
being said, if you've got the ADL, the anti infamation
lea coming out going, he's a friend of the Jews.
This is not it. You know what it is. It's
a guy. First of all, look at his hair because
if you go back and look at his hair, it's
all up sideways because he doesn't brush his hair because
he's autistic. And he comes out and he says weird.
You know, that's what it was.
Speaker 21: He's weird.
Speaker 1: He's weird. This is my kids exactly exactly. And he
I mean, anyone that knows or has seen Elon Musk
in basically any interview or any setting, they know that
he's not he's a little bit off. He's a little weird, right, Well,
he's a brilliant weirdo. So this was just enthusiasm and
anyone that heard and and bothered to play the full
context where he said, my heart goes out to you,
I love you kids.
Speaker 14: Everyone on through it.
Speaker 2: Now he said, or did he say, hey, my heart
goes out to you guys?
Speaker 1: Right, They keep leaving that part out and it's so stupid.
PBS was ridiculous about it, the way that they try
to be so like buttoned up in Newsy and and
the stupid crap that they're saying. I mean, listen to
this woman.
Speaker 22: Did see mister Musk during that speech, and we saw
the gesture.
Speaker 11: I don't know.
Speaker 22: Whether the audience here interpreted it the way it was
subsequently interpreted on social media. It certainly appears to be
a Hyle Hitler, But at the time what he was saying.
We went back to the transcript and I remember him
saying it is. He was saying, my heart goes out
to you, so he was gesturing to his chest, and
then of course there was the hands straight out, which
hearkens back, of course for a lot of folks to
the Nazi salute. But we didn't see that reaction here.
There wasn't like a gasp or a pause or or
any even reinforcement of the of the gesture. So it's
a little hard to tell from where we sat the
meaning of it.
Speaker 2: God, I mean, it wasn't that. What do you expect
everybody to do? Go hile Hitler? I mean, is that
what you? Yes? I mean, this is I don't know.
First of all, you know, I'm glad that their stuff
is still working for now. The plug is pulled halfway
through their broadcast. But it's they're trying to like, we
didn't see I mean, we thought maybe they'd bring the
ovens on the stage. They didn't do it, so we
didn't know what was gonna happen. And you know, I
don't know. I mean, he did say we went back
and looked and he said, oh, my heart goes out
to you guys.
Speaker 1: But we know what that means, right, That didn't That doesn't.
Speaker 2: Maturan into kills of people.
Speaker 1: It's just so ridiculous. And Ted Cruz actually went after
PBS because their tweet said billionaire Elon Musk gave what
appeared to be a fascist salute Monday while making a
speech at the post inauguration celebration, and Ted was like,
why are taxpayers subsidizing dishonest, partisan liars? Elon literally said
my heart goes out to you as he made the
gesture from his heart to the people. BBS knows they're
lying and they are proud of doing so they should
be defunded. And that's a great point. I don't know
why we pay anything that should be on the list
of subsidies that should also be looked at and reviewed
to see if they're still worthwhile.
Speaker 2: You guys are gonna have to sell some more of
those sweet plates and tote bags so you can fund
the rest of your stuff. You ever see that too?
This weekend alone, we're going to be selling all of
these things. If you make a donation at eight dollars,
you get it to bag and uh, you know whatever
antiques in the attic you know plate, He'll be awesome.
Speaker 1: I mean, it's just absolutely ridiculous. And there's so many
just you know, normies. I guess on the random people
on the Internet that are saying, oh yeah, I'm a
I'm a Nazi expert, like this guy. I studied the
Nazis at university, taught the history of Nazi Germany on
two continents, and wrote for major newspapers about Nazi Germany.
I am Internet famous for fact checking chuds on the history, ideology,
and policy of Nazi Germany. That was a Nazi salute.
Speaker 2: Okay, then you know what else I saw yesterday? Obama
like this, Haylor Swift like this, all of them? Are
those all Well, it's different because they did it with.
Speaker 1: Love, right, It's totally different, one of the differentts.
Speaker 2: It's just and I'm going to say this, guys, we
all know he's got a bit of the tism, right,
we raise touched metism, He has touched. He's definitely on
some sort of the spectrum. So what you're doing, sir,
is your being an ablest. You going after somebody who
has a bit of something, and that's how you. I
can't even believe this, Mike Stuckerberry or the hell your
name is, So let's talk to a girl.
Speaker 1: It's exactly right. But he wasn't the only one. There
were senators to Chris Murphy saying it's not a gaff.
It's back to back, clear as day Nazi salutes. And
how does this not make sense? Did we not just
watch the campaign Trump ran? Have we all not seen
the anti semitism in Mega? Feels like this is all
we should be talking about tomorrow.
Speaker 2: No, we haven't seen the anti semitism in MAGA. We're
too busy watching it on college campuses by the left.
Speaker 1: Exactly exactly. Don't see through the supporting it, right, Goosh
makes me feel mad. Pierce Morgan also tweeted about it,
saying Elon Musk was very ill advised to do this
kind of salute to denote his clearly stated my heart
goes out to you. So but he obviously didn't mean
it as a Nazi salute, and anyone who says he
did as being a disingenuous idiot, and I think that's
exactly right.
Speaker 2: But he did it in a British accent was very
ill advised at this kind of here's the thing. He
didn't think about it. He didn't go up for He's
not like he had something prepared, and.
Speaker 1: He was not advised to do it or not do it.
He just was being elon.
Speaker 2: Like he was just taking twizzlers all day running around.
Speaker 1: It was great. It was absolutely great. Also now that
Twitter or x rather has changed so that even if
you are blocked by somebody, you can still see their tweets,
you just can't interact with them. I'm blocked by Megan McCain,
for example, So it used to be unblocked by so
many people.
Speaker 2: But it used to be.
Speaker 1: I can't remember. It's been a long time. She blocked
us forever ago. I think it's because we made fun
of that picture where her boobs are up by her
chin and she's pretending like she's showing a book, but
really it's just about her boobs.
Speaker 2: She's got that's what you're asking.
Speaker 1: Yeah, exactly. So she blocked us a long time ago,
but now I can see her tweets, and I will
give Megan credit. She was absolutely right, she said, I
I can see her tweets now, She says, I know
you're not calling Elon a Nazi when for the last
four years you've made concessions and excuses for actual Nazis
calling for the extermination of Jewish people on college campuses.
To your point, She's exactly right, exactly right. And here's
what we've seen. There are people on the streets of
college campuses making these salutes for real, and all the
people that are complaining about Elon have been nowhere. In fact,
a lot of them, including AOC, has on out to
support these people.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well, that's just nonsense. They're doing it with love.
And I tell people that the difference is their hate
is is morally superior to the pretend hate that Elon has.
That's that's I have seen it. I have seen it
firsthand for down the ASU. I've seen the insanity of
which these people they They do not hide it. And
if it was any other group, if you were to
say that about the LGBT community, you'd be run off campus,
the black community, the Hispanic community, if you were to
say that about any community, but the Jews because they
look white, have.
Speaker 10: That, I know?
Speaker 1: I mean, it's it's so insane that this is that
there's all this attention on Elon and it even got
as far as making it into a question at at
least Stephonics confirmation hearing by freaking Senator Murphy. This is
absolutely ridiculous.
Speaker 6: What do you think of Elon Musk, perhaps the President's
most visible advisor, doing two Hyle Hitler salutes last night
at the President's televised rally.
Speaker 5: No, Elon Musk did not do those salutes. I was
not at the rally, but I can tell you I've
been at many rallies with Elon Musk, who loves to
cheer when President Trump says we need to send our
US space program to Mars. Elon Musk is a visionary.
I'm looking forward to his work in DOGE, the Department
of Government Efficiency, and look forward to looking how we
can be more efficient and effective. But that is simply
not the case. And to say so is the American
people are smart, they see through it. They support Elon Musk.
We are proud to be the country of such successful entrepreneurs.
That is one of our greatest strengths as Americans.
Speaker 6: Over and over last night, white supremacist groups and neo
Nazi groups in this country rallied around that visual. Does
it concern you that those elements of the neo Nazi
and white supremacist element in the United States believe that
what they saw last night was a neo Nazi salute.
Speaker 5: What concerns me is this is what These are the
questions you believe are most important to ask to the
UN ambassador. I have a very strong record when it
comes to combating anti Semitism. We just had a historic
election where President Trump earned historic support from American voters
because of his strong leadership combating anti Semitism, which has
been a scorge across the country, skyrocketing since October seventh.
So I intend to bring moral clarity to this position
and continue to speak out as a voice as a
beacon of light condemning anti semitism at the United Nations.
Speaker 1: Good for her Man, what a nonsense question.
Speaker 2: Want to be on one of those panels. When I
asked you question, I'm like, are you special? Do you
go to school in short bus? What the hell's wrong
with you? What the hell's wrong with you? Don't make
me come over there and slap the white off of you.
Oh my god, you're an idiot. I'm serious, I'm not
even an answered. Don't even talk to me. You're an idiot.
Help this person out to talk to me. And I
bring my own gamble too.
Speaker 8: Just.
Speaker 1: Or I suspect she's going to get through confirmation pretty
easily too. I mean, yeah, for you an ambassador, she's
like a perfect choice. And I think that she's probably
gonna skate, but yeah, I mean it was. It was
a ridiculous line of questioning. And AOC who is one
of the people who has been so super supportive of
all of these college protests, even stopping by to thank
the students that are wearing the cafias and all that
stuff when those protests were in their height. She posted
about this on her Instagram live. I think this was
last night, and she's just she will not accept reality.
Speaker 4: United States of America. And I don't care what Elon
Musk is doing behind a presidential seal in this country.
We hate Nazis kind of like a foundational defining thing. Two,
Probably the most foundational, defining things about American history is
that we beat the Confederates and we beat the Nazis.
And I don't know what side people may be on today,
but I still am not rocking with anyone sympathetic to Nazis.
And I will do that until I am six feet
in the ground. Like kind of foundational to me as
a human being. And so if you're cool and want
to defend the sighails and the Nazi salutes all the
you know, whatever you want to do, that's on you.
I'm on the opposite side of that. I'm not with
the Nazis, how about that? I mean, but it's very
important for us to assert these things.
Speaker 2: First of all, She's like, okay, look all right, when
we fought for our independence against the Nazis in the
seventeen hundreds, and you're like, well, she's all over the
place like the Confederates the Nazis. And by the way,
you know, she's like, I'm completely against Nazis. I mean,
I don't care if the terrorists blow the crap out
of the Jews, but you better not be a white guy,
right good.
Speaker 1: She's awful, absolutely awful.
Speaker 2: She uses her platform in such a brilliant way because
she knows she's got an audience. All right, she represents
from sixty seventy one hundred thousand people in New York,
but she got an audience a million. And she uses
her platform in a brilliant way because she found a
lane and she serves a purpose. It's yeah, people are
very bright, uh, and people who lead with their feelings
and virtue signal. But she found you know, this is
what she she's good at.
Speaker 1: It's just gross and she's gross. And I wish that
it weren't so easy for her to continue to win reelection,
which unfortunately is she's in an area, an area of
New York where she's going to be in Congress like
forever until she runs for president. God forbid.
Speaker 13: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I remember Nancy Pelosi saying one time she was at
some sort of big event, you know, on stage, and
she looks over and they were talking about her and
the squad, and she goes, see that glass of water
right there, if you put a d buy a name,
Andy ran it in her area, it would win. Yeah.
Speaker 1: That's exactly right. I know, because I know people have
tried to even primary her. There have been decent Republicans
who have tried to run against her, and they just
they get no traction. Her name is now too important
and too out there.
Speaker 2: The plan going forward is Republicans run as an independent
or a Democrat and the mini and go and I'm
switching side.
Speaker 1: That's some strategicy, right there.
Speaker 2: Some interesting strategy. That's how you do it.
Speaker 1: Greg Gutfeld was losing his absolute mind about this last night.
Here he is on the whole Elon thing I've done.
Speaker 21: I got to bring up the Nazi hoax thing because
we all we all know this is BS and yet
the media is redefining losing every single day. Day one
they say Elon Musk made a Nazi salute, right, and
I'm beginning to think, you know, they know they're lying,
So why are they doing Why are they doing this?
Because they realize they cannot rebuild their credibility. They're like
a fat guy on death row.
Speaker 2: What's the point in dieting you're already dead.
Speaker 1: Do you think that's true that they're just going to
keep doing what they're doing because they already know they're
on the downward sloped extinction?
Speaker 2: I think, well, yeah, And by the way, the downwards
slope to extinction is as much about how wrong they are,
but also the fact that we've fragmented so much. You
can come here, you can go anywhere, you can get
all this media now kind of you know, a la cart.
So that's a part of it. But the other part
of it is I think they think, Okay, they went
away from a lot of us after the Russia thing
fell apart, but then they wanted some home cooking, and
they're going to come back to us because we're going
to feed them. We're going to be their comfort food.
We're going to be the keen law to their soy.
Speaker 1: Okay, all right, interesting analogy.
Speaker 2: I mean, my goodness. They got Rachel maddout to work
almost one hundred straight days kind of sort of for
twenty five million dollar contract.
Speaker 1: Oh no, one hundred days for twenty five million.
Speaker 2: However will she spend that days of Trump's residency.
Speaker 1: And then she just gets to go back to weekly.
Speaker 2: Whatever she I didn't to this day, I'm like, who
signed that deal? Like how I know?
Speaker 1: Well, I'm also waiting for MSNBC to explode because they
were going to sell and there were all these reports
about MSNBC like divesting and doing different things. And I
just haven't heard anything since.
Speaker 23: You know who her good friend is, hmm Coucker, Carlson,
Rachel Maddow. They're like super close, very close. They go
fly fishing together. They're like super tight.
Speaker 1: I don't understand that.
Speaker 2: I don't. I think it's because they don't talk much
politics and they talk about the rest of stuff that
the average person talks about in life, and they love
to fly fish together.
Speaker 1: Wow, okay that I was today years old when I
learned that.
Speaker 2: I did not know that. Tack.
Speaker 1: Let's talk about the border for a second, because Tom Holman,
how much do you love him? Seriously, Tom Holman.
Speaker 2: Grandpa that you stay with because he scares you. Oh
my god.
Speaker 1: Right, But he's also but he's a really good grandpa.
He's just not he doesn't give a lot of hugs.
Speaker 2: But you know he loves you.
Speaker 1: You know what I mean?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I love him. Oh my god, the street for you.
Speaker 1: Oh my god. Absolutely, that's why he's so great. And
last night, uh Trump's DHS issued a memo this is
according to Bill Illusion that immediately rescinded a twenty twenty
one mayorchist policy which limited ICE's enforcement by stopping them
from making arrests in or around sensitive areas places like schools, churches,
health care facilities, et cetera. And so Trump was like,
that's stupid. We're getting rid of that. And now they're
the instruction to ICE officers is to use common sense.
And ICE is really happy about this. They're saying that
this is going to open things up for their enforcement
officer efforts and they're going to be able to actually
make some progress. And so yesterday Tom Homer was asked
about you know, he had he'd been in all these
interviews up until the inauguration, saying day one, we're going
to start our deportation efforts. And so he was on
TV yesterday and he says they are underway as of
right now.
Speaker 16: Based on your initial schedule that today round ups of
criminal illegal aliens in the process of deporting them would begin,
it seems to have been put on hold for a
little while.
Speaker 11: When can we.
Speaker 2: Expect that to happen? Where will it begin? No?
Speaker 24: I started, I started. All these teams are out there
as of today. We gave them the in direction to
prioritize public safety threats.
Speaker 11: That we're looking for.
Speaker 24: So we've been working on the target list. There was
some discussion about Chicago because the Pacific Operational Plan was released,
so we had a look at and reevaluate does this
raise after safety concerns? And it does, but we've addressed
that and teams are all the effective today.
Speaker 1: And there was somebody on Twitter who said, I can
confirm this as I literally just drove by a very
large please presence with ice agents and guys and flex
cuffs right down the road from my office. I thought
it was a domestic but just had confirmation it was
a raid. Indeed, Holy shit, it's real.
Speaker 2: I love this.
Speaker 1: I couldn't love this hard.
Speaker 2: It is I I you know, everybody's like, Look, do
I think they go in churches? No? I don't think
she raides. If somebody you're chasing runs into a school,
I don't care. If they're legal not illegal for a reason,
you're chasing for a reason, that's fine. Do I think
they should be raiding schools or running and kicking down
doors of churches. No, But if you're a pastor and
you're hiding somebody that is actually wanted, especially for a
violent crime, we're not talking. And this is what we
need to separate. We're not talking about the lady down
the street that is making tortillas and their son has
a gardening business. We're not talking about that some people
that have gone through a system where they went to
court and they've been told they got to go, or
they're here illegally they didn't even go through the port,
or they've broken the law while they're here. We're talking
about the lowest hanging fruit that everybody should go, oh yeah,
that's that's a noe brain.
Speaker 1: And everybody does say that. It's like the Democrats ignore
the fact that the overwhelming majority of Americans want to
get rid of the criminal, violent illegal aliens. This is
this is a no brainer for people, and yet they
continue to fight it. It doesn't They just don't understand
what people actually want and they're they paid the price
for it and the election, So suck it, Democrats. And
then lastly, before we get we always do I don't
know if you did this with Daisy when I was gone,
but we do my pillow tiktoks. We show a couple
of really cute animal videos or like fun videos or
did you okay, well we'll save those for the end. Yeah,
So we do have those, But before we get to that,
wanted to talk really quickly about the fact that one
of the things that Trump also got done in his
first day was that we pulled out of the Paris Accords,
and this is awesome. China apparently reacted to that news
and said, China is concerned about the US announcement that
it'll withdraw from the Paris Agreement. Climate change is a
common challenge facing all of humanity. No country can stay
out of it, and no country can be immune to it.
China said that cas Letty, I mean right, this is crazy.
Speaker 2: This is we can't pollute anymore and then not get
played for it.
Speaker 1: They are currently building seventy six percent of the world's
coal power plants. They are not slowing down on polluting
the world at all. And I saw this amazing segment
from John Stossel talking about the Paris Accords because he
had on a guest who actually read them and is
shining a light on what they actually are and how
useless it is. This was really really eye opening. Bick
out this video.
Speaker 11: I bet they don't even know what was in the agreement.
Speaker 25: I didn't Paris Accord was somewhere between a farce and
a fraud.
Speaker 11: Manhattan Institute Senior Fellow or in cast is one of
the few people who've actually read the Paris Agreement and
also the commitment set in by every country.
Speaker 25: You don't even have to mention greenhouse gases in your commitment.
If you don't want to, you send in any piece
of paper you want. We're gonna staple them all together
and we're gonna call that the Paris Accord. Everyone sent
in a piece of paper and they stapled it together
and held it up and said, this is amazing.
Speaker 2: China has made the major commitment.
Speaker 11: So what's in the commitments that every country made.
Speaker 3: India has ratified the Paris Climate Accord, committing the world's
the fastest growing economy to limit carbon dioxide emissions.
Speaker 25: Well, you find is they either pledged to do exactly
what they were already going to do anyway, or pledged
even less than that. China, for instance, said we pledged
to reach peak emissions by about twenty thirty. Well, the
United States government had already done a study to guess
when Chinese emissions would peak, and their guess was about
twenty thirty.
Speaker 11: Peak doesn't mean stop, It just means stop increasing that's right.
Speaker 25: So in fact, China promised they will continue increasing their
emissions for some time to come. And yet China was
actually one of the better pledges. You know, My favorite
was Pakistan, whose pledge was to reach a peak at
some point after which to begin reducing emissions. And so
you can staple those together, and you can say we
now have a global agreement, but what you have is
an agreement to do nothing. And if anything, you've gone backwards,
because whereas in the past you could have criticized countries
and said, hey, why aren't you doing anything, now we
have an agreement that says, in fact, we will applaud
you for doing nothing.
Speaker 11: We came together around the strong agreement the world needed.
Speaker 25: Obviously, President Obama got a lot of political mileage out
of that, but the climate didn't get much at all.
The one country that showed up in Paris with a
very costly, ambitious target was the United States. So President
Obama took all the zero commitments from everybody else, but
throw in a really expensive one for us. Even if
we zeroed out our omissions tomorrow, the future of climate
change is still a question of what happens in China
and India.
Speaker 11: Trompe was right to repudiate this phony treaty. Most of
us didn't even know how phony it was, but now
we do.
Speaker 1: I love Mason scos right, he's great, He's absolutely great.
Speaker 2: That is it was always a joke, right, And it's
so much of it. It's about money. It is about
it's also about all these successful countries going all right,
Africa and a bunch of other places. Here's a bunch
of money. We feel sorry that we kick your ass
and take all your stuff or whatever it is. So
take some of this money, you guys, go do whatever
you want with it, and we're really sorry or not.
I mean, that's that's kind of what it is. I mean,
none of it's.
Speaker 1: Real, None of it's real, and it's a feelings.
Speaker 2: It's all masedon feelings, right. And poor Greta Tunberg was
probably super excited when she saw that. Now she's like,
how cad you moving my second child?
Speaker 13: Wood?
Speaker 1: Oh, she's moved on. She's now she's all about free Palestine.
Speaker 2: Now Palestine is the new burken bag. What do you
I'm wearing Palestine m looks good on you.
Speaker 1: We do have a couple of thank yous to give
out from yesterday, This is dad joke Wednesday, and Kelly
Wiseman said, happy dad joke Wednesday. What do you call
a mouse that swears a cursor? Yeah, she said, praying
for Amy's hubby and all my love you jerks. I
love that one. And then I think we have another
one from Nancy Hunter who said everyone is worried that
President Trump didn't put his hand on the Bible. Maybe
he should just take the oath again. Obama took it
twice when his oath was messed up. I don't think it, Matt.
I think like he is president, you know what I mean, Like,
there's not any question about that. He is president everything.
Speaker 2: You know who's answering that stuff or the conspiracy theorist
I've heard about, Well, that's because the British and the
Royals own him. I mean, the stuff that's going on.
Speaker 1: Why, oh yes, it was just because Roberts rushed it
and Malaney didn't have time and there was like no
setup time. That's all. That's all that happened. Lots of
thank yous to Dolat Today here in the chat, Shelley
Ettington says, snow and icy conditions here in Houston have
me at home today so I can be here for
a Wednesday Live. Every cloud has a silver lining. Prayers
for Daisy's hubby, enjoy having Chad sit in. Thank you,
Kristen Gates dad joke Wednesday. It's okay to believe in
life after love. Share if you agree, share spelled c.
Speaker 2: H E R.
Speaker 1: It's okay to believe in life after life.
Speaker 2: I love that.
Speaker 1: That's that's perfect.
Speaker 2: How's it going?
Speaker 1: Sony Evy tar Ashkenazi says, wait a minute, there was
an executive order for water pressure for showers and toilets.
No wonder the last administration had us all in deep
shit like that. Andreaola Viola says, remove Fauci secured secret
service detail, Secret service, is that right? Yeah, secret service detail.
He's innocent, right, Yeah, that's a great point. Brian Bumley,
I ordered an axe from Canada and it arrived. I
got a foreign axe sent take my money. Douchellia says,
taking back petty pisss off the libs. Yeah, but I
think that was in reference to the Millie portrait being
taken down, and I don't I don't like that level
of penny.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Jose Rodriguez says, morning from Texas. How many tickles does
it take to make an octopus laugh? He tickles, ah tickles.
Laura Kate Baker says the Democrats are just pos. They
are so consumed with TDS it's insane. Uh Stevie j
says the Dems are going to push back hard on
Tulsi and RK Junior because they see them as traders
for leaving the Democra Party. It will be months before
they get confirmed. Color better not be. That is ridiculous.
Abutar again, says JD. Look aside, like, am I the
only one hearing that bullshit? The f you talking about
in front of God? Biac? Yeah, Jade Vance was the
only one that really had a reaction to that.
Speaker 2: I mean Trump, He was probably going today at McDonald's
twice yesterday.
Speaker 1: Brian Brumley says that woman is a priestess of Mulloch.
I don't know what that means.
Speaker 2: What does that mean? It's probably some sort of evil
priestess back in the day.
Speaker 1: Okay, I don't know what that means. Elizabeth Boyer says
coworker called him President Musk on Monday today, made a
Nazi salute at me when I got to work one
more time and I will file a harassment complaint. You
already should. That is freaking ridiculous. My god, people are
just in the workplace, seriously ridiculous. Kristin h says, love
to see Chad, prayers for Daisy and her husband. America
is so back, baby, Kelly Basoko, thank you very much
for the supersticker. Evutar again says, as a Jew, I
felt safer in a Trump rally than on campus. And
DEM's calling that a Nazi salute and saying that they
are against Nazism is so rich. I know that whole
issue is just insane. Judy Flackney says New York has
sounded like hamas churches, schools, hospitals. Craig A says, don't
forget to keep Daisy and her husband in thoughts and
prayers for his quick recovery. Thank you, guys, and Avutar
again stays China is concerned about pollution just like Iran
is concerned about the world using nuclear weapons against people.
Reality is funnier than fiction. Thank you, guys, Thank you
very very much, and thank you Chad. Me Yeah, and
we're going to have you again on Friday so people
can look forward to that, just a reminder to everybody
that tomorrow's show will be late. Daisy will be back,
but the show time start is going to be eleven
a m. Eastern, So the water you get a little
confused about that this morning won't happen again. But thank you,
thank you Chad for being here. We appreciate it. And
to everybody else, we.
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