Speaker 1: Good morning, shiny, happy people. How is everybody this morning?
It is fine over Monday morning. Yeah, that's true. Some
people probably are hungover, and I'm probably talking way too loud.
Speaker 2: Keep doing it.
Speaker 1: My apologies to everybody who has hungover. Coming up on
the show today, super Bowl hullabaloo. Of course i' gonna
be talking super Bowl stuff, of course, because it's the
American way. Also, various Democrats humiliating themselves over the past
few days will be catching you up on that. Trump
hosts the Japanese Prime Minister, and Trump's choice for his
new faith office is a ella psycho, Hella Hella ika,
hella psycho. All that and so so so much more.
Coming up on a show today, I am post hired.
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bit of lingering flu still there. It's going away, but
it's like there's a little bit. I'm just trying not
to cough because last week, I know I was annoying
af I.
Speaker 2: Didn't even notice it, honest way so bad. You were
really good at like covering it or hiding it or
doing whatever.
Speaker 1: Just awful coughing. So anyhow, I'm sorry, mock continued.
Speaker 2: No, I I jumped, I jumped ahead, and my deepest
apologies you guys, I'm sure you know this. But the
Eagles won the Super Bowl, and that's a good thing.
I think that's a good thing. I know there's going
to be people that are disappointed. And speaking of Eagles,
this is the coolest thing, you guys know. I had
pond out back of my house. There's a pond back there. Yeah,
and I saw a bald eagle sitting on the peninsula
the other day. I think it was Friday afternoon. It
was so freaking cool. And majestic, and then I and
I watched it. But before I like yelled at my husband,
I was like, there's a bald eagle on the thing,
but he didn't hear me, and I was just staring
at it, and before I could even think to get
a picture or a video, it took off and it
was just like so awesome. You know, amazing.
Speaker 1: They are amazing. They are America, you know.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they really really are they They really are cool.
Point of personal privilege if I may, Yes, I.
Speaker 1: Think you have a rumba?
Speaker 2: Do you not? Okay, So this is the first house
we've ever had one in, and so yesterday we spent
much of the day watching it map.
Speaker 1: The house, which was super exciting.
Speaker 2: Yes, it's just like so funny, And of course I
immediately on amotopia of it. That's the right word right
where you like attach? Is that the right word when
you like attached object an inanimate object?
Speaker 1: Yeah, like a name and a personality to it? Uh
huh yeah is that right?
Speaker 2: Is that the autom I.
Speaker 1: Don't know if you say on amnipied, you just I
forget if that's what I feel like, that's the word. Yeah,
I think you're total you're making it a verb. You're
making it a verb or I don't know if it
should be a verb, but I hear, but you're mocking
it and that's fine.
Speaker 2: So I I anthropomorphized it.
Speaker 1: Yes, that's what I domed. Okay, thank you.
Speaker 2: Okay, Then what's onomatopea? Why am I thinking that that's
the thing? I don't know what that is, but like
I just remember that word. It's not automotopia.
Speaker 1: Okay, that we're getting into. Okay, I was a name,
can you tell?
Speaker 3: Right?
Speaker 2: So I kept calling like I wanted to name it.
And so my question for you and the audience is,
did you name your roomba?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 1: I didn't name I didn't you name your car?
Speaker 2: Though?
Speaker 1: Like you you name everything. Like I remember when I
first met you, you had a little car and her
name was still Get Still.
Speaker 2: I have named cars in a while, though it's been
a while because I've named the car, you name it.
Speaker 1: This is just your personality, is what you do. So
this doesn't shock me.
Speaker 2: Well I couldn't, I mean, because we were watching him
go around the house and well, of course it's a.
Speaker 1: Him really really, because I mean, I would have because
I would have made it to her because let's get real,
and men are usually the ones that clean the house.
I'm just gonna put that out there.
Speaker 2: Yeah yeah, but he was so detail oriented about it,
like going in every single somebody. Somebody's got a Max. Yeah.
See they've got Charlie Ryan Charlie. Okay, then I don't
feel as Rosie.
Speaker 1: Okay. Wow, everybody's named their rooms and like they're trucks
and stuff.
Speaker 2: Okay, then I do not feel weird at all.
Speaker 1: No, you're not weird. I mean a lot of okay,
weird one because I haven't named all my staff, I
probably should do that.
Speaker 2: Well now now I'm calling it Ricky. And Ricky absolutely
opposed this because I cannot stop thinking of the song
from Steely.
Speaker 1: Thing, So I keep saying, Ricky is on your room?
Speaker 2: Do you want to call? I can't stop.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, it's a steely d is not his name.
Speaker 2: We are not calling it Ricky, and it's too late.
Speaker 1: It's calling him Ricky. When I come to visit in May,
I'm gonna be I'm gonna be like, where's Ricky, how's
Ricky doing? What's Ricky doing?
Speaker 2: You guys they're the coolest thing. I'm like, so late
to the room, betrayed.
Speaker 1: But really, I'm just like we've we've actually had like
three rooms at this point because the first two broke
and it's just been a nightmare. But yeah, remembers.
Speaker 2: Sorry for that moment of personal privilege, but I just
long moment. People out there, we're also naming the roombas
and they are and so I am not the weird one.
Speaker 1: You're not weird. There's nothing weird about you. CJB has
the name Cinderella Freakinrella Rella.
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Speaker 1: For kidding, Cat, I get Ki.
Speaker 2: All right, We are going to get into the super
Bowl later in the show. We're kind of saving the
best for last, if you will, because we've got other
news to get to, lots of it. As a matter
of fact, it could be the longest show today. Maybe, Oh,
do we want to talk about before we do that?
Do we want to talk about meet and greet?
Speaker 1: You should probably mention meet and greet real quick. Yeah,
it's Monday. We should probably get that out of the way.
I don't think we're going to be able to keep
the September date. It's Mack's knee is not gonna be
able to keep the September date.
Speaker 2: So it's I would love to my knee will not She'll.
Speaker 1: Be Her knee is a bitch, it really is. She
is an antisocial bitch, is what she is. And so
we're probably going to have to push it out a
little bit, you guys, because I think I think Mom's
gonna need a complete knee replacement. And if that's the case,
and listen, I play a doctor on TV, and if
that's the case, then we're it's just not going to happen.
She'll be in recovery, and the worst that we could
the worst thing we could do is sell tickets and
then what a nightmare that would be if we had
to cancel it. So we're just not going to do
the meet and greet in September. We're going to push
it out probably for like three or four months after that, right.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well I'm thinking like March April.
Speaker 1: Next year, Okay, so like a little bit longer and
then we'll just see what happens.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and we'll let you know, like, well, obviously we
have to pick a new date and all that stuff,
and hopefully we can keep the venue and do all
the things. But like I just I can't commit, you, guys,
I just don't if I feel like this.
Speaker 1: Still, I can't.
Speaker 2: There's no way, there's no way.
Speaker 1: Mock likes to name things. I think like Buddhiccha says,
we should name your knee, Hillary, we should name your knee.
Speaker 2: That's fine, because it is a bitch. It is a
total beach.
Speaker 1: Right now, and I hate it. It is happening today.
We're naming it Hillary name asking.
Speaker 2: It's Valentine's Week and I'm not wear's all the shirts.
Speaker 1: I know.
Speaker 2: I haven't started yet. I know don't feel very Valentine's
because it's not cold here and so it's weird. I
have to get used to the whole new Valentine's vibe.
So yes, I'll start Valentine's colors tomorrow. When it'll be
Valentine's Eve, Eve Eve.
Speaker 1: So sorry, sorry about the meet and greet. You guys
will make it up to you. We will do a
total blowout next spring. It will happen. Yes, it will happen.
Speaker 2: Well, you'll be the first to know as soon as
we have a date and all the details. Okay, uh,
let's get into some things and some stuff. So Donald
Trump has made an announcement he is signing and de
burst straws. Back to plastic, everybody, back to plastic straws.
Speaker 1: I love this so much. I think this is fantastic, right,
I love it. I love it.
Speaker 2: You, I mean what is not to love?
Speaker 4: Right?
Speaker 1: Screw you and you're melting straws.
Speaker 2: In plastic wrap, by the way, the wooden straws. They
always come in the little plastic wrap. And then you're like,
what are you what are you doing?
Speaker 1: Really? Can you just stopt? But the charade? Yeah.
Speaker 2: Also, you guys remember us talking about that New Yorker
magazine cover, the New York Magazine cover where they tried
to say there was this like huge Trump party of
Trump influencers and like just look how white it is,
or like no black people right not doing their due
diligence at all, cutting out in fact, cropping out many
of the black attendees, but then also leaving out entirely
the fact that it was run It was actually hosted
by C. J. Pearson, a black man, who has now
decided to sue them.
Speaker 1: I love this so much. Remember when we talked to
CG when he was like twelve years old.
Speaker 2: He literally was twelve. He was talked to him when
he was twelve.
Speaker 1: I know when he was on TV this weekend. I
looked at my daughter and I go, I interviewed him.
We did with like on the radio when he was
like twelve or thirteen, and she was like, seriously, I go, yeah,
he's like a man now. It's just so crazy. It's crazy.
Speaker 5: I don't know.
Speaker 2: I don't know how he managed to age and yet
we have not.
Speaker 1: That's why.
Speaker 3: I know.
Speaker 1: It's just buy it's logic.
Speaker 2: It is very very, very very strange.
Speaker 1: Okay.
Speaker 2: Also, we need to talk about the fact that President
Trump has stripped security clearances from Letitia James, Alvin Bragg,
and Anthony Blincoln. No security clearances for them anymore. By
you guys are jerks and you no longer get them.
And that has happened. I know this tweet says he
is set to but it actually he went ahead and
did it, So that has happened. And then everybody, you know,
there's lots and lots of liberals who are out there
crying about all the big changes that Trump has made
and how quickly everything is happening, and how everything is
moving forward in ways that they obviously don't like. But Poles,
if you are to believe anything about them, show incredible
numbers of approval for President Trump, the best of his
entire career, as a matter of fact, and Margaret Brennan
had to report on it, which was freaking gia.
Speaker 6: Our CBS poll finds that a majority of Americans fifty
three percent, approve of the job he's doing. That's a
better approval number than he ever reached during his first
term in the White House.
Speaker 7: We'll keep it simple, Margaret.
Speaker 8: He is doing, in the eyes of the public, what
he said he would do in the campaign. Yeah, there's
political value in that. In fact, seventy percent of people
say he's doing what he promised.
Speaker 7: That's whether they approve of him or not.
Speaker 8: Now there's another part of this that continues over from
the campaign, there were words that he was described as
being tough, being energetic, and he still is today in
big majority numbers.
Speaker 6: So that's perception. What about the actual policies.
Speaker 8: Well, let's start with the ones that are popular, and
again these echo a lot of what we saw in
the campaign. The idea of deporting those in the country
illegally continues to be popular. We saw that in the
campaign sending troops to the US Mexico border, again majority
in favor.
Speaker 7: We've seen that in the campaign.
Speaker 8: For his supporters, in particular, the focus.
Speaker 7: On ending DEI is popular.
Speaker 8: We had seen in the campaign a lot of them
thought those processes had gone too far.
Speaker 1: Yeah, uh huh, we did think that everything went too far.
And now the pendulum swimming swinging back. Taking Margaret for Margaret,
bless your heart, there there, there there, Margaret so great.
Speaker 2: I just love everything about that. There is a crazy,
like wayward rogue judge out there who apparently barred Elon
Muskin joj from Treasury Systems and even Scott Bessen. He
barred the Secretary of the Treasury I got from the
Treasury systems And this is absolutely crazy. There's a lot
of people freaking out about this. Saying that the Supreme
Court needs to like immediately take this up. This is
absolutely insane. But for now now some Democrats are eating
it up and they are gloating about it like crazy,
one of those being Dan Goldman, who said he noted
that because the judge ordered Elon and the Doje team
to delete any data that they had taken, which they
didn't take any and so Daniel Goldman said, it wasn't
just a freeze on Elon Muskin Dooje accessing Americans' personal data.
He was ordered to destroy any data they already took.
Elon must confirm he's followed that court order. And Elon replied,
we don't have any personal data of Americans, You corrupt moron.
Speaker 1: So just I cannot believe these people, and I cannot
believe all the people that see this and they don't go, Okay,
what are they trying to hide?
Speaker 7: Right?
Speaker 4: Like?
Speaker 1: What right?
Speaker 9: When they protest this much? What are they hiding? Good lord?
And how are they themselves benefiting? Because clearly that's what's
going on here.
Speaker 1: Are protesting an audit this much? Okay? Why why it's
a freaking audit?
Speaker 2: Don't you want to know? Because it's your money too,
what he hid and Dan, well, one thing that we
did find out that he is hiding is the fact
that he has an offshore bank account of over thirty
million dollars apparently. Yeah, that's off somewhere in the Caymans.
That's not sketch at all, not at all.
Speaker 1: Yeah, because how much does he make every single year?
And he's he's got an offshore account with thirty million?
Speaker 2: It Okay, that seems normal, really normal.
Speaker 1: Somebody should look at somebody audits that, right, Yeah, I
mean what a piece of this is the same guy
who probably was delighted to stick eighty nine thousand i
Rs agents on you and me and then he's like,
oh no, nothing to see here. I justill got thirty
million offshore account in Cayman Islands. It's fine, Everything's fine.
Oh my god.
Speaker 3: I know.
Speaker 2: I can't wait to see how this plays out, because
this obviously isn't normal, and I hope that it's super investigated.
I'm sure it will be, and will be continuing to
bring you updates about that. And then, just as a reminder,
of course, we talked all last week about how corrupt
it appears that USAID has been and the level of fraud, corruption,
waste abuse, all of it is out of control. But
we're also continuing to find out more Like this Catherine
Herridge report. She said, it looks like a USA supported
college tuition for anwar Alalaki you later became an al
Qaeda terrorist. He claimed to have been born in Yemen
to get the financial help from the State Department, but
he was actually a US citizen born in New Mexico.
And then he developed all kinds of ties with the
nine to eleven hijackers and then became the godfather of
the digital jihad. I mean, this is crazy. How do
you mess this up?
Speaker 1: And how do you and why did he get college tuition?
Why did he get money from us? Like in the
first Like, seriously, I want to know that we.
Speaker 2: Were we were engaging in our soft power through us
AI D that was soft power.
Speaker 1: That is such bullshit. Why are we anybody's college when
we're broke? I mean, is anybody gonna help me with
my third kids college? Because nobody's helped me with the
first two? Seriously, I'd like help with that. That would
be great. When do I get help? This guy's a
freaking terrorist, Like, I don't want to pay for any
I don't want to pay for terrorists college.
Speaker 2: He is dead now, but still the point remains.
Speaker 1: This is that we did that is the point is
is that we did that, and like nobody, nobody came
to me and said, hey, Daisy, how do you feel
about paying for this this guy's college. Nobody ever. This
is the thing. It's like, no one ever asked us
how we feel about paying for this kind of stuff.
They just do it. They just steal our money and
then they give money to crap like this and nothing
is enough, you know.
Speaker 2: I know, and it continues. I mean, there's even more
that they uncovered. Five o'clock this morning, Elon was tweeting
about this. The Dose team just discovered that FEMA sent
fifty nine million dollars last week to luxury hotels in
New York City to house illegals. He said, sending this
money violated the law and it's in gross insubordination to
the President's executive order that money is meant for disaster
relief and instead is being spent on high end hotels
for illegals. A clawback demand will be made today to
recoup those funds. Just incredible, absolutely incredible what they're uncovering
it is incredible. And if they're in luxury hotels in
New York City, can't we just go in there and
just you know, Tom Holman can just go in there
and be like, Okay, hi, I'm Tom Homan. Perhaps you've
seen me on TV.
Speaker 1: Exactly time for you to go. It's time for you
to exit the country. I'm going to go ahead and
help you do that.
Speaker 2: This is just incredible. And then you had sent me
this yesterday. This this flashback clip from Elizabeth Warren, who's
really her tune has changed a lot from fifteen years ago.
Here's what she said about how money was wasted. Taxpayer
money was wasted fifteen years ago. Compare it to today,
and it's a pretty stark difference.
Speaker 10: You know, when that much money disappears, it's usually because
somebody broke some laws somewhere. But if we don't look,
if we don't ask, if we don't uncover it and
make it all public, we'll never find out.
Speaker 11: We are here to fight back, right.
Speaker 1: I love how it Lives is playing in the background. Yeah,
I mean it's perfect. That was like what three years
before she got into office, Like a couple of years
before she got into office. Yeah. In interesting with the
yeah with the bowl cut. Yeah. She And now it's
interesting now that she's got all these you know, people
who give her money, and she's got all that, you know,
the hands in the pockets and whatnot. It's it's interesting
how her tune has changed. She's gotten in the swamp,
she's in that hot.
Speaker 2: Tub's cooking in it. She's ruined. Man, she's got in
there so long her fingers are pruned totally. Yeah. And
then Representative Timothy Burchett was talking about how difficult it
is to audit the Pentagon, for example.
Speaker 1: It's going to happen.
Speaker 2: But here is what he made an interesting quip about it,
and we'll tell you how Elon reposted this and what
he said. As soon as you.
Speaker 12: Hear this, gone has billions of dollars that they hide.
We don't ask for any accounting of They never passed
an audit in the history of audits. I've often said,
the only way we're really going to get to the
bottom of this is somebody's going to walk out of
one of these labs with this information and puts it
out on the internet before they commit suicide by shooting
themselves in the back. Of the head five times.
Speaker 1: This is our government, though, I mean, is it like
the fact that that guy said that out loud and
he's talking about that, and he's just like so honest
about it, right, so out there just saying yeah, I mean,
if you say what these people are spending money on,
and if you put it out there, somebody's gonna get suicided.
The fact that this is being said out loud just
shows you how corrupt our government is. You guys, we
are in such a terrible place with this government. Thank
god that Trump is there, Thank God that Elon is there.
Thank God they're trying to root out all this evil man.
It's like, I can't believe we've gotten to the place
where we are in this country.
Speaker 3: I know.
Speaker 2: And Elon retweeted that video saying, I guess I need
to beef up my security.
Speaker 1: Yeah he should, I mean he absolutely.
Speaker 2: I hope he's got like the absolute best security team
around because damn yeah, because they're gonna g ad at him.
Speaker 1: Yeah, because they want to do like the Department of
ednex And then can you imagine the military, how much
weight is in the military.
Speaker 2: Good Lord and good The good news is that Pete
Hegseth is he's going to be on top of that
as well. He's obviously going to be wanting an audit,
wanting that to happen, which is great.
Speaker 1: And Jennifer Griffin.
Speaker 2: Of Fox News, really she's a great wartime reporter. She's
always been really thorough at reporting, like you know, from
on location in war zones.
Speaker 1: But she's also clearly not a.
Speaker 2: Fan of this presidency, this whole administration, and it's showing
more and more, and finally this weekend it got to
the point where Pete Hegseth called her out, and it's
because she ran with a story that is absolutely ridiculous.
There was a letter from the House Appropriations Committee Democrats
in the House Appropriations Committee asking why Pete Hegseth needs
one hundred and thirty seven thousand dollars worth of home
repairs and paint for his government residence in light of
Jojh's efforts to save tax payers money. So they write
this big letter to Pete Hegseth and she reports on
it without even bothering to actually get the facts, which,
as Pete pointed out, and he said, fake news of
the day. Not surprising from Democrats and jen Griffin, same thing.
Any and all house repairs were going to happen no
matter who was moving in, and they were all initiated
by the Department of Defense. But DEM's and Jen don't
care about facts. They're just frumpaids. I mean, this is insane.
Speaker 1: It is insane too because they work together at the
same place. Like that is it shows so he knows
oh yeah, And you can tell that they probably had
a tumultuous relationship, you know what I mean, Like she
probably didn't like him and he didn't like her, and
so she's like, I don't like this guy, especially now
that he's in this position, I'm going to go after him.
That's shitty, I know.
Speaker 2: But the good news is that he can go after
her too, you know what I mean?
Speaker 1: Yeah, totally. And that's very disappointing because I've always looked
at her and I've always thought, Okay, she's probably one
of the last journalists around, right, and now she's a disappointment.
It is very disappointing. Yeah, I mean, this is like,
what are you doing? There's a gill other things she
could be talking about besides this, because she could have
literally just called him.
Speaker 2: She probably has his phone number. She could have texted
him and been like, what's the deal with these house
years painting? I exactly know she rather, she wanted to
run with the story, and that's what she did. And
I'm glad he called her out.
Speaker 1: Yes, ridiculous.
Speaker 2: Speaking of ridiculous corrupt people, Fannie Willis, she has posted
her invitation to her like inauguration, her sworn in for
a second term celebration and who is the featured speaker
but Jasmine Crockett. That's an ugly tracks.
Speaker 1: That invitation is so ugly. I'm just putting it out right.
Speaker 2: It's just too busy.
Speaker 1: It's awful.
Speaker 2: Yeah, So unbelievably, Fulton County hired her again. They elected
her again. They get what they get, I.
Speaker 1: Guess YEP, So good job, Georgia.
Speaker 2: All Right, we're I promise you, guys, We're going to
get to the super Bowl. I promise I'm going to
get there, and you'll definitely want to stay tuned for
our discussion about that. But we have so much other
stuff to get to first, not the least of which
is to remind you about your personal data. I know
everybody's like, oh my god, Elon has access to my data.
Speaker 1: He doesn't stop.
Speaker 2: He doesn't he's he doesn't give a shit what you.
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Speaker 13: Man?
Speaker 2: Where There are ever a bunch of examples over this weekend,
the first of which is Amy Klobuchar and the reason
that this I don't the reason that this was just
so jarring to me. This video that she made encouraging
people to come to Minnesota.
Speaker 4: It was off.
Speaker 2: Anybody, right, I mean, no offense to anybody in Minnesota
the way that she's trying to raw people there. Keep
in mind, I watched this as I was laying out. Okay,
I laid out this weekend on February Super Bowl weekend.
I was laying out and then this came across my
feet and I was like, this is this looks miserable?
Speaker 13: Yeah, hey everyone, it is the most beautiful morning. Enjoys
for a walk taken hour off. I know, I need
one hour off. And it's a lot of fun out here.
Have a good day.
Speaker 1: She's like, it's a lot of fun out here. It's
a lot of a lot of fun.
Speaker 13: You know.
Speaker 1: There was a staffer that was forced to go out
there with her and record that, and then she ran
right back into her warm house. And then she braided
that staffer and made it eat a salad with a fork,
not a fork but a comb.
Speaker 2: Remember remember the comb situation? Remember, yes, like you guys,
Ever hear.
Speaker 1: The story of her like on the plane with the
comb because there was no fork for the salad. And
then she brated the the staffer and she was all
pissed off, and then she used that staffer's comb to
eat her salad, which is so weird. She's so and
then you can read stories about her and how mean
she is to her staff.
Speaker 2: She's just awful. She's an absolutely awful and she looked
miserable as she's sitting there, going, this is like the
best day ever out here in the Minnesota. Just an hour,
just s bed an hour out here. No, oh my god,
I never want to go back to that ever again.
Ever No hercum bones. Yeah. Also back to Maxine and
she's the reason for my name today. So she and
a bunch of other Democrat losers decided to try to
bust into the Department of Education to see what Doge
was getting up to getting up to in there, and
they were not allowed in, and there was some absolute
badass hero standing outside the Department of ED who was
just not having any of their don't you know who
I am?
Speaker 1: Bullshit?
Speaker 2: He was so great. And so here is Maxine absolute
berating this total hero.
Speaker 1: Come on, Oh your face up, look out him. Let
him see you.
Speaker 4: This is him, Look at it. What's your name?
Speaker 11: Give me that idea again?
Speaker 14: So what I showed you the idea?
Speaker 1: You do what I showed you? Thed you let me
see the I again.
Speaker 5: Will someone else ask him for the I did?
Speaker 1: Will you ask him for he won't?
Speaker 5: Let me see it again?
Speaker 1: You all of us? His face is all of us.
I love him. He is a hero.
Speaker 2: Yeah, absolute hero.
Speaker 1: Seriously, he should be given some sort of metal like
Trump should give him something, some sort of presidential medal
of freedom or honor or something.
Speaker 15: He needs to get something. That was amazing that I
love him. Yeah, he he was great. He was absolutely great.
And no, they did not get in. And also, because
this is our segment on democrats acting crazy, so we
have another one.
Speaker 1: Jamie Raskin.
Speaker 2: He was on one of the Sunday talk shows talking
about how in order to fight Elon and Doje, maybe
what we need is a class action lawsuit that represents
all Americans. This is so absurd listening.
Speaker 16: About and talking to you know, my friends at Democracy
Defenders and other lawyers about is could there be a
nationwide class action lawsuit to follow up on last week's
victory against Musk or against the Trump administration for this
breach in computer security and the data of all American taxpayers.
It could be a class action suit on behalf of
all Americans if the I.
Speaker 2: Can't okay, so let's get this straight.
Speaker 1: So I'm going to hire a lawyer, just you myself
to try to save money on my own budget. Like
that's that's essentially what he's saying. But you got to.
Speaker 2: Pay your own money to try to get back your
own money people. And the thing is that people on
the left to be like, yeah, let's sue ourself. Yeah,
because we're trying to save money for ourselves. What let's
use our money to get our money even though we
don't know where our money is going. And that's exactly
what Elon is trying to figure out.
Speaker 1: You are an idiot. Yeah, you can't make this crip.
Oh my god, I can't.
Speaker 2: And then you remember how I mean, so much crazy
stuff was uncovered in the initial USAID audit. The things
that we were spending money on were crazy. For example,
like a Sesame Street program for where was it? Yeah,
so the guy with the big bulgie eyes, that newscaster
whose name I never remember, but the guy with the
big bulgie eyes had Senator Coons on. He was asking
him like, how do you justify something like the Sesame
Street And you, guys, Senator Koons justified it. Here's what
he's said, Sesame Street a judicious use of soft power.
Speaker 17: Oh my god, Well, Michael, the way you put it
is the way I hope folks considering your poll today
will think about it. This isn't just funding a kid
show for children, millions of children in countries like Iraq.
It's a show that helps teach values, helps teach public health,
helps prevent kids from dying from dysentery and disease, and
helps push values like collaboration, peacefulness, cooperation in a society
where the alternative is isis extremism and terrorism. And to
your point, it's pennies on the dollar. The US Department
of Defense has an annual budget of about eight hundred
and fifty billion dollars. USAID was spending about thirty billion dollars.
It is a small proportion brillion in federal spending. And
as Joe and I would often say, it's not just
soft power, it's smart power.
Speaker 1: What's the percentage real? What's the percentage there? Because I
don't do math, but if we figure out the percentage
of what that is of the entire budget, we should
make him pay that percentage of his paycheck to Iraq.
Speaker 2: Well, I mean, he says it's one percent of the
total budget.
Speaker 1: I mean, that's why.
Speaker 2: And he's saying that to minimize the fact that, well
it means.
Speaker 1: Thirty billion dollars.
Speaker 2: Who cares about thirty billion dollars.
Speaker 1: I guarantee, I guarantee, antee you that guy wouldn't give
up one percent of his paycheck to pay for Sesame
Street in Iraq. He wouldn't do it. He wouldn't give
up his own personal money to do that. So why
should I you know what I mean?
Speaker 2: Well, yeah, I mean, but we all are. That's the problem,
is it. Well we are.
Speaker 1: It's so stupid because it's not his money. That's the thing.
He doesn't care.
Speaker 2: It's like it's just.
Speaker 1: Thirty billion, Oh my god, screw you, it's thirty billion
that's thirty billion dollars. And then you add up thirty
billion here, thirty billion there, already billion over there, one
hundred billion over here. It adds up to a lot
of billions. And these people like they just have no clue. Plus,
by the way, there are people in this country who
are hurting and they're still homeless, and they're living intense
and they're still victims of disaster that we haven't taken
care of yet. So maybe focus on them first, and
then maybe we can think about kids who need Sesame
Street in Iraq.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but Iraqi kids are they are dying from dysentery
unless they watch Sesame Street. God, don't you see.
Speaker 1: I don't, I don't see. I don't.
Speaker 2: I mean, these democrats, oh my god, and they're the
examples just keep on coming. Jasmine Crockett. I wish I
would have had this clip last Friday when we had
like a whole segment about racism, because this would have
fit right in.
Speaker 1: She is insane.
Speaker 18: Do believe that fear is truly warranted in the sense
that people of.
Speaker 1: Color, oh God, are just going to be rounded up?
Speaker 18: I mean, this is I mean, we've lived it, especially
as black folks. In this country, right, Like it's the
racial profiling. And so whether you're a US citizen, whether
you are here as a DOCTA recipient, whether you are undocumented,
whether you are naturalized, whatever your situation is. I think
that if you can be mistaken for being a brown rite,
that you should be concerned because there is nothing that
is tatted on anybody's head that says I'm undocumented or
I'm a citizen.
Speaker 2: Right, don't you see? No?
Speaker 1: I don't see if I wonder if she could go
one day without race baiting, that is, can she go?
Can she go an hour without doing that? Let's see
how she can do that? I double dog Dario's can
you do that? Can you stand on anything besides race
baiting and then actually do your job?
Speaker 2: I just I'm curious because like sis, she she can't,
she can't. And did you notice that you could not
even make eye contact with the white woman, Like she
couldn't even look at her because what she was saying
was so absolutely crazy, right, and the white woman should
have said something. I don't know who that was, but
she was a weak ass loser for not being like
are you crazy? Why are you saying such crazy shit?
Speaker 1: Because all she's got at, all she has is just
race and the race card and race baiting. And it's sad.
I'm exhausted by it. I know I'm not the only one. Yeah,
it's such a grift. It is such a complete grift.
Speaker 2: Unfortunately, I bring you charity from JB. Pritzker, who I
guess is trying to be a comedian.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 1: So he's a good billionaire, right, Yes, he's a good one.
Speaker 2: He's one of the good ones. He's eaten well, I
can tell you that much about show. But he's trying
trying to make a funny off of the whole changing
of the name of the Gulf of Mexico to the
Gulf of America. So he made this video like he
used presumably taxpayer dollars to make this video, trying to
be ironic or funny or parody or whatever. And it's
not good. You guys, here it is.
Speaker 14: I'm here today to make an important announcement. The world's
finest geographers, experts who study the Earth's natural environment, have
concluded a decades long council and determined that a great
lake deserves to be named after a great state. So
today I'm issuing a proclamation declaring that here and after,
Lake Michigan shall be known as Lake Illinois. The proclamation
has been forwarded to Google to ensure the world's maps
reflect this momentous change. In addition the recent announcement that
to protect the homeland, United States will be purchasing Greenland,
Illinois will now be annexing Green Bay to protect itself
against enemies foreign and domestic. I've also instructed my team
to work diligently to prepare for an important announcement next
week regarding the Mississippi River. God bless America and bear down?
Speaker 7: Why why?
Speaker 1: And he was probably like that was hysterical, Oh my god,
it's so funny. Yeah, and he has nothing better to do.
He's nothing better to do at this time than create that.
And you know it probably took like sixteen takes to
get that. Oh yeah yeah. One of the people that
are like, what are you, giggs? Or you know, what
he should do with his money is buy a neck.
He got lots of money.
Speaker 2: Oh my gosh. So there is a Washington State majority
leader who said all the things out loud with no
shame when it comes to parental rights and and what
you as a parent are allowed to know about your
own child who may be gender confused the fact that
he says this out loud is incredible. But he does
here it is kids.
Speaker 19: Over thirteen have the complete right to make their own
decisions about their mental health care.
Speaker 20: Parents don't have.
Speaker 19: A right to have notice. They don't have a right
to have consent about that.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry, what They're thirteen and they can just decide
for themselves.
Speaker 1: No, yeah, no, it's these people are absolute morons and
they have no business being around kids. Oh my god,
is right? Yeah, I know, he just says it.
Speaker 2: It's incredible to me that there are still people saying
that kind of crazy without shame or without hesitation.
Speaker 1: It's wow.
Speaker 16: I know.
Speaker 2: Also, remember how we did There was the lady that
we had last Friday, I think, who was like, from
now on, any decision I make, I'm going to ask myself,
what would black women do? And then there was the
clip that we played about the Brandon Strock was interviewing
people that were holding trust Black women signs and he
was like, what about the black women that voted for Trump?
And they were like trains breaking.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so here are.
Speaker 2: More women that again, what these are white women that
want you to trust black women, and so they have
created a song a black.
Speaker 1: Woman they lead the way, trust black women.
Speaker 2: Day the way. Oh my god, why women stop abandoning
your sister. Oh my gosh, that is the thing that happened.
You're welcome.
Speaker 1: They said that to when the Saints go marching in Well,
but why, I know, I know there was nobody in
that circle of weird that said, hey, this may be
a bad idea. We looked like freaking morons. Nobody. Nobody
thought to say that to the one head supero driver. Nobody.
I just wish black.
Speaker 2: Women would go, what are you doing? I want you
singing for us.
Speaker 1: Black women are like haha, you know, like they're probably
enjoying it. My god.
Speaker 2: All right, let's do the reverse of that and have
a segment of good. Because there were also really, really
awesome people like Shermichael Singleton who talked about Democrats and
this was fantastic. He was even in a panel I
believe with Hot Jenny.
Speaker 21: And as it would tell you, some democrats. You know,
Democrats have had every opportunity to come to the table
to offer a solution to cutting government spending. Once upon
a time they actually believed in that.
Speaker 1: Instead, all I.
Speaker 21: Have heard is whining, complaining about what Trump is doing,
what Elon Musk is doing. The American people every single month,
Dan has to balance their budgets. They have to see
how much money they can for to pay for certain
things and how much they have to cut back. Why
shouldn't the federal government do the same. You would think
that my Democratic friends would agree with that, and I
have seen the exact opposite.
Speaker 1: Why is that? I would have loved them done the answer?
What did those hags say? They were like up but
thumb up. But we just want to do the opposite.
A bad Orange man, right, That's exactly what they're doing.
Speaker 2: And that's all that.
Speaker 1: And what Jamie Ruskin is gonna get a class action lawsuit?
What these people have lost their damn minds? Yeah, they have.
Speaker 2: Also, it's nice to see somebody, like somebody with competence
on the ground in La County where they of course
suffered through these terrible wildfires and there's been all of
this hullabaloo. People want to get back to their homes
to rebuild, but then you have to have like all
of this, these licenses and checks and balances before you
can remove debris. They've been absolutely bound up in red
tape and bureaucracy. So Rick Renell was on the ground
asking what the hell is taking so long? These people
just want to get in their homes. Mayor Bass is
there and he is somebody that is just like, Okay,
enough is enough. We're doing this, We're making this happen.
Let's go, and it's just nice to see someone actually
doing something.
Speaker 19: What are we waiting on to start removing this where
we are right now in this neighborhood.
Speaker 1: What is the answer to why is this not being removed?
Speaker 22: Yeah, that's a I say so for EPA, there's no
there's no together to.
Speaker 2: The County of La County. We are waiting.
Speaker 22: So from an EPA standpoint, they could go remove the
hash materials right now. They have teams doing that. They
don't need a right eventry to remove the debris. We
need the right of ventry and the county is processing
those right now. We've gotten almost seven thousand in the
county needs to verify who the owner is and so
they're going through that process and verifying. They will send
them over to us once we get and we will
start issuing crews to come here.
Speaker 16: I should know this.
Speaker 1: This is Lindsay's district or is this who? Okay? This
is so if you give me your group name, I'll call.
Speaker 19: Lindsay today and this needs to be approved tomorrow, thank you,
and we need to get moving.
Speaker 1: That is a perfect example of government bureaucracy gone wild.
That right, you just saw it right there. It's ridiculous.
All they're trying to do is clean That's all they're
trying to do, and they can't. That's all they're doing.
It's like, seriously, it's like being in your house and
you're like, I can't clean up my kitchen because I
got to ask fourteen people whether or not I can
use this sponge. What the hell are we doing? That
is government?
Speaker 2: Yeah, it really is. And the fact that he was
just like, what we're doing this tomorrow, We're getting this
taken care of tomorrow. This is this is outrageous. This
is so stupid.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Rick Rick Canal would be an amazing governor, wouldn't
he Mmm? Yeah, he would be Yeah, that would be something.
He would be amazing. It's just it's outrageous. Mm hmmm.
Speaker 2: It does look like Trump found himself a good pick
for HUD secretary. Scott Turner. He finally got confirmed, and
he had an announcement to make almost right out of
the gate.
Speaker 23: I am directing the HUD staff to halt any pendent
or future enforcement actions related to huds' twenty sixteen Equal
Access Rule, which an essence, tied housing program shelters, and
other facilities funded by HUD to quote gender identity. And
I want to be clear here at this agency, we
are carrying out the mission laid out by President Trump
on January twentieth when he signed an executive order to
restore biological truth to the federal government. This means recognizing
there are only two sexes, male and female. It's time
to get rid of all the far left gender ideology
and get government out of the way of what the
Lloyd established from the beginning when he created man in
his own image, male and female. Moreover, this is just
the first of many examples of how starting today, day one,
we're going to back to work for the American.
Speaker 1: I can't believe we have to do this.
Speaker 2: That is yeah, that it requires saying out loud, and
you have to yeah.
Speaker 1: That we have to say, hey, there's just male and female,
and we're going to keep all this other garbage at
a government, you know, like we have to say it.
We've just there's just been so much crazy over the
past really, really the past fifteen to twenty years.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's just undone though, slowly but surely, thank you Jesus. Yeah.
And then I don't know who this woman is. She's
a super fast talker, but she this is just a
TikToker in her car right talking about the choices that
we had in this election.
Speaker 1: And I just loved your message.
Speaker 24: Something that means that you've voted for people to be deported,
and you voted for children to be taken away from
their families, and you racist in your monsteron you have
an empathy And let me tell you something. The alternative
was voting for a woman who was in charge of
the order for the last four years, and over three
hundred thousand children have gone missing under her watch, many
of whom have now been sex trafficked or labor trafficked
or are still missing. Tell me again, how i'd in
vote for the best interests of children. The alternative was
voting for an administration who, for the last four years
let millions of illegal em betted people to come into
the country. Where my children live and play russiroulette with
American safety. The alternative was voting for a woman who
could not do one interview and give a clear and
direct explanation of what she had planned for The order're
seeing is that she failed at her job for the
last four years of keeping that border secure. And before
you're like, oh, well, it's not everybody, there are people
that come to have a better life, and there are
good people. Nobody's saying that there's not and nobody's saying
that they can't be here do it the right way.
There's one hundred people that come. One is bad, the
rest are good. Guess what, I don't want that risk
my kids live here. There is a reason that these
laws are in place is to protect American citizens. I
don't know why you guys cannot see that. I don't
know what, like, what's not clicking? What's not clicking? And
then you hear, well, Americans commit more crimes in America
than other people. And what does that have to do
with the presency in China?
Speaker 1: Right?
Speaker 24: I don't want a criminal in office. I would never
vote for a criminals. So the alternative it was letting
in millions of criminals. That's the better alternative, right, You
guys are like sometimes I wonder, like I wonder.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I got words. We just we have words. Yeah,
I love her. I love her too. Yeah she does
stop past. But all the things she said spot on.
Speaker 4: Yep.
Speaker 2: All right, we're getting closer to our super Bowl coverage,
but we also have to backtrack a little bit to
catch you up on what went on during the weekend.
And one of the things that went on was that
the Japanese Prime Minister visited the White House this past Friday.
And then Trump also did a couple of interviews from
Air Force one, I believe, and so there was a
couple of instances where he was asked about specific media
outlets that he ended up ripping apart in the most
hilarious way. And the first one he's asked about Time
Magazine's recent cover that shows Elon Musk behind the desk
in the Oval office, like suggesting that Elon is really
running the show here, and they wanted to get Trump's
opinion about that. A reporter asked him about it, and
here is what Trump's comment.
Speaker 5: On anybody.
Speaker 25: His Time Magazine's still in business.
Speaker 26: I didn't even.
Speaker 25: Knowing a great job. He's finding tremendous fraud and corruption
and waste. You see it with the US AID, but
you're going to see it even more so with other
agencies and other parts of government. He's got a staff
that's fantastic.
Speaker 1: They're trying to they're trying to get him because they
know that his achilles heel is his ego, or at
least it was, and I don't know if it if
they're going to get him that way anymore, because he's
been through so much crap that I don't necessarily think
it's going to work at this time, because.
Speaker 2: It literally didn't in that example.
Speaker 1: It's he's been shot in the head. Okay, So I
don't think that you're little like, let me see if
I can go for his ego or try. It's just
not going to work this time. I don't think it is.
He's a lot stronger than he was four years ago,
So keep try and lives. That ain't gonna work. He's
just gonna keep them.
Speaker 2: The next reporter to ask him a question, It's hard
to understand, but it sounds like, well, it doesn't even matter,
it doesn't matter what the question is. They're trying to
suggest that JD made some sort of comment, and they
want to know if Trump agrees with it. Trump has
no idea what they're talking about and says as much,
and then he finds out who's asking the questions.
Speaker 18: It suggested that.
Speaker 4: If there's the three important rules in a way that
you don't like, they could just closify themself.
Speaker 3: You agree with that.
Speaker 27: I don't know even what you're talking about.
Speaker 12: He did to you?
Speaker 3: Who you with?
Speaker 17: CLO? Who?
Speaker 28: I'm no wonder.
Speaker 22: I thought I thought they died.
Speaker 4: Are they still around?
Speaker 26: I haven't read them in years.
Speaker 2: I thought they'd died.
Speaker 1: Well, who was he with? Who do he say was with?
Hef po?
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, Which honestly, I didn't know that they were
a thing either.
Speaker 1: I didn't either. I didn't know they were a thing
at all.
Speaker 2: Wow, Oh my god, Yeah, I thought they died. You
don't know what you're talking about either.
Speaker 1: Next, this is the thing, and he is he's different
than he was years ago, and you know who wouldn't
be right after all the traps. He had been through,
every test, every trial. And it's like, you guys did this,
liberals did it? You made this bed man? He is
not gonna He's not the same guy that he was
the last administration. So congratulations.
Speaker 2: All right. So back to or now to a couple
of moments that happened during the press conference that he
had with the Japanese Prime minister. There was a question
asked of the Japanese Prime minister, would there be retaliatory
tariffs if Trump puts tariffs on hand?
Speaker 1: And here is how that got answered. This is tariff's
on Japanese imports. Would Japan retaliate?
Speaker 7: Neil, I am unable to respond to a theoretical question.
Speaker 1: That's the official answer that we have. That's a very
good answer, very good answer.
Speaker 4: Wow, what were.
Speaker 1: I love it?
Speaker 2: And then speaking of ego, I think Trump got his
stroked just a little bit when the Japanese Prime Minister
was asked about meeting Trump for the first time, because
this was his first introduction to President Trump. And here's
what he said.
Speaker 5: But the communication discussion did you have with President Trump
for the one trillion dollars of investment from Japan to investment?
What was his reaction? What about your communication on tariff front?
This is the first time that I met with President
Trump in person, so this was the first time meeting
face to face. But for many, many years I have
watched him on television, so it was quite the excite.
Was so excited to see such a celebrity on television,
to see in person on television, he is frightening and
he has a very strong personality. But when I met
with him, actually he was very sincere and very powerful
and with strong will for the United States as for
the whole world.
Speaker 1: I love that. That's really cool. And he was smiling. Yeah,
he was like, yeah, that's right. I guess strong. Well,
that's right, buddy. He gave him a gold helmet, did
you guys hear that? He gave him, like this really
neat gold helmet. And if he doesn't wear that freaking
helmet State of the Union, I don't even know him anymore.
Like he needs to show up.
Speaker 2: He's got to be like it's made of gold, you know,
show up for the State of the Union.
Speaker 1: We're in the Japanese gold helmet. And like Chuck Schumer
and Pocahontas, they all will lose their crap. Oh my god,
wouldn't that be so on brand if he did that,
If he just wore it, just walked in. And he
loves gold. He loves your gold. And he just walked
in starts shaking people's hands with this giant gold helmet on,
like gladiator. That would be awesome.
Speaker 2: It would be awesome. There were a couple questions from
Doucy to one of which was asking Trump whether he
agreed with JD. Vance that big Balls should come back
to Doge. And so here is how that went.
Speaker 14: Cutting effort, one of the Jove of the engineers was
fired for some inappropriate posts.
Speaker 1: The Vice president says, bring him back.
Speaker 5: What do you say?
Speaker 25: Well, I don't know about the particular thing, but if
the vice president said that, did you say that. I'm
with the Vice president? Thank you, Peter.
Speaker 1: I love it. I fantastic. JD's like, yeah, you have
big balls.
Speaker 2: And then this last one is hard to hear. But
the question that Peter Jucy is asking, he's quoting a
tweet from Elon Musk who said, and I'm paraphrasing, but
this is pretty close. He said, I love Trump as
much as a.
Speaker 1: Straight man can love another man.
Speaker 2: So he's like absolutely love with Trump, and he tweeted
about it, and Peter Jucy wanted to ask Trump how
Melania would feel about that.
Speaker 7: Oh, I think she'll be okay with it somehow, I.
Speaker 1: Freaking love that. I think that's awesome.
Speaker 2: I thought that was super cute.
Speaker 1: That is cute.
Speaker 2: All right, on to the super Bowl. We're going to
lead you right into it by starting out with, uh,
the Fox interview, Brettbear's interview with President Trump. We have
just a couple of clips from that, And at first
he was talking about Elon and and Joe's and the
fact that they are uncovering waste, fraud and abuse, and
also made a good point in that Elon has he's
gaining nothing from this. Everybody's like, oh my god, Elon
is this evil, sinister overlord who wants to steal all
of our data and like bazillion dollars or yeah.
Speaker 1: We're using it as his personal bank account. Right, he's
the richest man in the world.
Speaker 2: Like he's good, Okay, he's fine on the money front.
Speaker 7: What's going on?
Speaker 2: But make sure to put Pete out.
Speaker 25: I ran on this and the people want me to
find it. And I've had a great help with Elon Musk,
who's been terrific. You trust him, Trust Elon. Oh he's
not gaining anything. In fact, I wonder how he can
devote the time to it. He's so into it.
Speaker 7: But I told him to do that.
Speaker 25: Then I'm going to tell him very soon, like maybe
in twenty four hours, to go check the Department of Education.
He's going to find the same thing. Then I'm going
to go go to the military. Let's check the military.
We're going to find billions, hundreds of billions of dollars
of fraud and abuse. And you know, the people elected
me on that, Yes we did.
Speaker 1: We absolutely did. You know that was it was a
mandate and he's fulfilling that. And the people who are against.
Speaker 2: It are in our way and they're doing you know,
anybody the liberals keep saying, oh, you guys are so
regretting it. Now, see what you get.
Speaker 1: I don't know a single person who is sorry that
they voted for Trump. That person, yeah, were not. None
of us are sorry, none of us. No mat making
that up. They're like the people who are saying that
are like, you, guys, you should regret your vote. I
know people, you don't know anybody who regretted their vote.
We're all delighted by this because it's right.
Speaker 17: Listen.
Speaker 1: I saw a thing the other day and I absolutely
agreed with it. They're all you know, saying stuff like
I can't believe he's not brought the cost of eggs down, bitch.
I would pay twelve dollars an egg if that means
that we can bring this whole system down. Seriously, I would.
I would be happy to do that if they got
rid of all the corruption. You sign me up for
like ten to twelve dollars eggs. I'm good with it
because that will mean that my kids will have a
better America and my grandkids will have a better America.
Sign me up for expensive eggs, seriously, And.
Speaker 2: How anybody that's saying that is admitting that Biden is
the reason for the cost of eggs being so high.
Speaker 1: So right, welcome to that party. And you know what,
And I know eventually the cost of eggs is going
to come down, but we have got to dismantle this corruption.
The fact that we played that clip of that guy
talking about people being suiciding themselves for trying to even
crack at like just chip away as some of this
corruption shows you that we have got to literally tear
this whole thing down. So I'm good with the expensive
eggs until they can do it. I'm good with it
about y'all exactly right.
Speaker 2: Brettbair also asked him what's different about this presidency, the
forty seventh presidency compared to the forty fifth, And here
is what he says.
Speaker 7: The list of things you've already got done in three weeks.
Speaker 29: Big border policy changes, ice crackdowns on criminals, taking biological
men out of women in girls' sports, big energy policy changes.
Speaker 7: So what's different with you and your administration?
Speaker 29: The difference between the forty fifth president and the forty
seventh president.
Speaker 25: Well, with the forty fifth, I had tremendous opposition, but
I didn't know people, and I didn't have the kind.
Speaker 7: Of support that I needed.
Speaker 25: I put people in office, some great, some really great ones,
but I had some that I wouldn't have put.
Speaker 2: I would have known.
Speaker 25: Better if it were a couple of years later, if
I had a little more experience in DC. I was
a New York person, not a DC person, which makes sense.
Speaker 2: However, he has put someone in charge of the new
White House Faith Office who is a woman named Paula White.
I don't know anything about her, but she seems very much.
Speaker 1: Like the the televangelist.
Speaker 2: Yes, like she's a Joel Austin esque kind of people.
Speaker 1: A prophet pastor is what she is, which I'm I
don't like. I don't like profhet pastors.
Speaker 2: She sounds absolutely psychotic. So this is the clip that
I saw. I was like, I don't know anything about
this Paula Waite, what's she all about? And this is
the clip that I found of her.
Speaker 28: Strike and strike and strike and strike and strike and
strike and strike and strike and strike and strike until
you have victory for every enemy that is aligned against you,
Let there be that we would strike the ground for
you will give us victory. God, I hear a sound
of abundance of rain. I hear a sound of victory.
I hear a sound of shouting and singing. I hear
a sound of victory. I hear a sound of an
abundance of rain. I hear a sound of victory. I
hear a sound of an abundance of rain. I hear
a sound of victory. The Lord says it is done.
The Lord says it is done. The Lord says it
is done.
Speaker 2: For I hear victory, victory, victory, victory.
Speaker 28: In the quarters of heaven, in the quarters of heaven, victory.
Speaker 11: Victory, victory, victory, victory, victory.
Speaker 28: Victory, katakam for I hear the sound of victory.
Speaker 1: I hear the sound of yeah.
Speaker 2: Sorry, Yeah, there's gotta be somebody more normal that can
be in the White.
Speaker 1: House Faith Office. That's Shelley. It should be Pastor Shelley Kelly.
Speaker 2: Yes, yes, he should.
Speaker 1: Have asked her completely normal. If she would have been great,
you should have asked us Trump, I don't know why
you don't watch the show. If you wouldn't to watch
the show, you would have known our community. You just
would have said, you know what, Pastor Shelley is obviously
the person for this job. Yeah, everybody would love her.
Speaker 17: You know.
Speaker 1: I just don't like prophet pastors. I don't. I don't
like them. I don't like so putting there, very outputting.
And what was she doing? She was literally doing like
a pastor wrap?
Speaker 4: What was that? What was that she was up?
Speaker 2: Yeah, dude, that was crazy.
Speaker 1: She was channeling the sugar Hill Gang.
Speaker 3: What was that?
Speaker 1: I don't like?
Speaker 2: It wasn't even enjoyable, Yeah, it wasn't. Nobody can dance
to that. Nobody can dance to that. She was or whatever?
That was awful, And so I don't Trump is great,
greater at people's selections now than he was before.
Speaker 1: But he's still making some mistakes and a lot of
people are like, what is this faith office? Like I
think that's done, Like you shouldn't have a faith office.
I actually think it's fine. I just think that he
picked the wrong person for the faith office. I think
there could have been you literally could have chosen a
gajillion other people for this position. That would have been awesome,
because I think there is a resurgence of people that
are finding Jesus and that are like finding their faith.
I think there is totally a resurgence of that this country.
I think it's kind of cool, but this selection was
probably not okay. Not she's giving she's giving that the
gwen with the hair, you know what I mean. Remember her,
the one that died in the plane crash. Remember that chick,
you guys know who I'm talking about, that one that
like was like, you know, you can pray you're fat away.
Remember that chick that was in the Remember her, that's right,
thee Yes. So she's giving her, she's giving her, Yes,
she is giving her a little bit of that kind
of a pastor. I just am not into that, you
guys know, what I'm talking about. Yeah, anyway, and if you.
Speaker 2: Haven't seen the documentary about that woman, that's an interesting
one for sure.
Speaker 18: All Right.
Speaker 1: One more question, yes, yes, that's not that's right.
Speaker 2: One more question that Brett had, I mean had lots
of questions, but this is just the last one that
I pulled for this particular segment, and that was about
the Canada being a fifty first state thing, and like,
is that for real? Are you just like saying it?
Here's what he's said, and.
Speaker 7: He was a private meeting.
Speaker 29: He said that your wish for Canada to be the
fifty first state is a quote real thing.
Speaker 27: Is it a real thing?
Speaker 17: Yeah?
Speaker 4: It is.
Speaker 25: I think Canada would be much better of being a
fifty first state because we lose two hundred billion dollars
a year with Canada and I'm not going to let
that happen.
Speaker 7: It's too much.
Speaker 25: Why are we paying two hundred billion dollars a year
essentially in subsidy to Canada? Now, if they're a fifty
first state, I don't mind doing.
Speaker 2: It, that's right. Yeah, that's right. He means that, you guys,
that's he does. There's going to be some negotiating happening.
Speaker 1: All up in here and I love it. Yeah, it's great.
Thank it's great, absolutely great.
Speaker 2: Marco Rubio, also the head of the State Department, decided
to release a pre Super Bowl message to everybody and.
Speaker 30: Here it is Secretary of State Marco Ruby. I want
to thank you all for joining us for the Super
Bowl Sunday. You know, it's it's kind of like an
unofficial national holiday in the United States. It's a time
when people all over the country gather, whether their football
fans or not, to see the commercials best commercials of
the year, and obviously what we hope to see is
an exciting game. It's a rematch of the Super Bowl
just two years ago with some major superstars, and you know,
it's a real slice of Americana. It gives you insight
into our country. The halftime show production is one of
the most highly anticipated productions of the year. It's a
real sort of iconic moment that everyone stops every year.
In fact, it's such a big part of our lives
that there are some people that think the Monday after
the Super Bowl should be a national holiday and no
one should have to work that day because they're up
late watching the game the night before. But I hope
you enjoy the game. We expect it to be a
great one, and we want to thank you for joining
us to watch it and to share in something that's
so important to our culture and to our country.
Speaker 2: It was nice, It was very nice, right, Yeah, it
was super nice. It was also Trump went and so
that was kind of exciting. So Trump went to the
Super Bowl. He brought his daughter Avanka, his son Eric,
Mike Johnson was there.
Speaker 1: Who don j John Junior was there?
Speaker 2: John Junior was there. Yeah, yeah, Megan Kelly bring him. Well,
she didn't bring her. It was in his box. Also
Tim Scott was there. I think that was about it. Yeah,
and when uh, there was there's a lot of debate
about the John Batiste national anthem. So he's from New Orleans.
He played like this jazzed up version of the national anthem.
I liked it. Didn't mind it. I thought it was fine,
and I thought it I thought it was like representative
of the place, right like it was.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it was very I didn't mind it.
Speaker 2: But a lot of people are like just sing it
right and they're like mad about it. But about midway
through it was when they showed Trump on the big
screens and everybody lost their minds. Here's that moment. Anyway,
that was a little piece. I mean, that was a
little jazzy.
Speaker 3: I liked it.
Speaker 1: I thought it was I thought it was great. I mean,
he's his voice was phenomenal and he is happy.
Speaker 17: He was.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I thought it was great. It wasn't like a
you know, like a lot of people will sing the
national anthem and they just go over the top to
be over the top. He actually has a style and
I thought it was fine. Like you said, it was
indicative of where he lives. The piano was cool.
Speaker 2: There's just people are they have very you know, they're
they have thoughts about that national anthem and listen, it
was no one's ever going to compare to some of
the greats Chris Stapleton, Whitney Houston, like, there were some
amazing anthems that you just cannot outdo ever, and so
the guest you can hope for is to put your
own spin on it. And he put a New Orleans
spin on it. That's totally a great So that's.
Speaker 1: What happened there.
Speaker 2: Then Taylor Swift was shown not a whole bunch of times,
but like the first time, they showed her, the audience
booed her, and honestly.
Speaker 1: It's bad for her because I didn't.
Speaker 2: I didn't what has she done to deserve that except
be the one of the player's girlfriends.
Speaker 1: Well, you know, I mean, why does she deserve that?
Speaker 2: Why did you think that was?
Speaker 1: Okay? I don't know. I just people booed her. I mean,
she just I don't know. She's she's part of the
woke culture. I think people are just like, okay, I mean,
if that's why, But then I just be there. I
think she yeah. I mean I think, well, there was
a contrast because you have Trump shown and then you
have her shown, and it's like he.
Speaker 2: Got he got all the a's and she got the booze.
Speaker 1: And I was okay with it. I was fine with it.
Speaker 2: I was like, you know what, you know, she's so
used to just like being this a girlfriend and like
a superstar.
Speaker 1: She used to get no she's used to getting applause,
and I think that was weird for her, and I
think it just shows the shift in culture. I don't
necessarily feel sorry for her. I just don't. I just don't.
I think it shows it.
Speaker 2: She likes to think. I like to think that people
were booing the NFL for just constantly shoving her down our.
Speaker 1: Throats and that's part of our culture. Yeah, but that's
the NFL.
Speaker 2: And so to boo her as a person, you could
tell that she was like, oh my god, like, what
is even happening, which is in fact what she mouthed
or what she said out loud. You just couldn't hear
her when she got booed, here's the moment, what's going on?
Speaker 1: She didn't know why that was happening.
Speaker 2: And I felt bad for her because, like, that sucks.
All she did was just be there.
Speaker 1: Well, she also put herself out there like politically too,
so yeah, I mean it's true. You put yourself out
there and you're you know, you say the things and
people are gonna have opinions about you, and people have
opinions about you.
Speaker 2: Trump it was one of those people, and he tweeted
the old. Only one that had a tougher night than
the Kansas City taps was Taylor Swift. She got booed
out of the stadium. Maga is very unforgiving. Yeah, I mean,
I have I have a teenage daughter. You know, she's pretty,
She's not as impressionable as other girls. But you know,
there's a lot of girls that look up to Taylor Swift.
Taylor Swift is she says the.
Speaker 1: Things and she's like, you should do this and you
should do that, and a lot of these girls look
at her as a role model. I don't like that. Like,
if you're going to say vote for Kamala, do this,
be woke, do that. I don't like her, mock. I
don't like her.
Speaker 2: And so you know that's fine, I don't. I mean,
but she's I don't agree with politics, but by all accounts,
she's a very nice and generous person.
Speaker 10: She is, you know what I mean.
Speaker 2: So I just felt bad that she was Getna she.
Speaker 1: I'm sure she is a lovely, lovely lady when she's
not spouting her mouth off about things that she probably
shouldn't spout her mouth off about, you know, because she
is a gajillionaire, and then she talks about policies that
she has no stake in, so she probably needs to
keep her mouth shut about that kind of stuff, especially
when she's talking to girls that aren't gajillionaires, you know.
So this is why a lot of people don't like her,
And I you know, so she she probably had no
problem when like Trump got booed a couple of years ago,
you know, or he liked he had the disdain of
so many people, and he was on trial and he
was getting hate and like the left was, you know,
calling him a felon and like they were awful to him,
and he was getting shot at. You know, I'm sure
she yet did she say anything about that? And it's
this is the thing, So the one time last night
that she got booed, you know, it's just to me,
she was a representation of all the years that you know,
woke culture won, and then last night woke culture was booed,
And I'm okay with that. She was just she happened
to be the representation of It sucks for her, but
it is what it is.
Speaker 2: And I don't actually even know if that's the reason
for the booing again, it could have just been because
people were pissed off the NFL for spending so much
time on her when they don't care, you know what
I mean, They're just like she's just like any other
girlfriend or wife, Like why do we have to constantly
see her? You know what I mean?
Speaker 1: I just think there's a little bit of a culture
shift happening in this country.
Speaker 2: There's definitely and I got people are much more free
to be vocal about their support Trump and his policies,
and it's amazing and just to be conservative, and they're
sick and tired of celebrities telling us what they think.
Speaker 1: We don't care, you know, because you don't live in
the real world. And I think that's a lot of it.
It's not all of it, but it's some of it.
And it's like, we just don't I don't care. We
don't care what you think. We don't care what you say.
You're not that important, you know what I mean, And
so quit thinking that you are. You don't set the rules.
So bye.
Speaker 2: Before we get to some of the ads, because we
do have a lot of the ads to share in
case you miss them. The halftime show, I was shaking
so much many rakes because I, first of all, I
didn't under I didn't know a single song, if that's
what they were. I didn't understand a single word. And
it wasn't until this morning that I realized on Twitter
all these fans of Kendrick Lamar were like, oh my god.
It was like such a sick burn on Trump and like,
I can't believe he said that in front of Trump.
I have no idea what he said. I couldn't understand
any of it. Yeah, so anybody that supported Trump and
didn't know Kendrick Lamar is utterly clueless that he insulted
him in any way.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I don't. I didn't see any insults. I actually
looked at my daughter because she she I mean, she
likes that a guest sort of likes Kendrick Lamar because
like just by osmosis, because she's fifteen and that in
high school you like that music. And so she was
watching with her friends on FaceTime, and one of the
things I looked at her and I go, I like
all the red, white and blue. As a mom, I'm
looking at that. I'm like, oh, look at all the red,
white and blue. She goes, yeah, I mean that's kind
of cool, you know, but that was fine. I just listen.
I didn't like it either, because there's nothing I could
sing along with she liked. She's is not so much
of a fan of him as she is that Sissa chick.
Speaker 2: Oh is that who that was? Because I was like,
it would be nice if they said, like, who was
actually performing, right, I had no idea.
Speaker 1: That's who it was? Is Sissa, okay, and she and
she goes, I like her voice, mom, I like the
way she sings, and she's like and I've never really
seen her like in person on a stage, and so
that was kind of neat. I guess she said, you know,
she liked that, but she only sang for like a
couple of minutes. It wasn't even that long.
Speaker 2: Bitch, yeah, And then who was the other guy that
came out? I have no idea that she didn't know either.
Speaker 1: I have no idea. I don't think she knew who
that was either. But you know, it's the only song
that I think she really she knew maybe like three songs.
But the only song that I know is that they
not like us, They not.
Speaker 6: Like you reco like.
Speaker 2: I couldn't even tell where one song ended in that.
Speaker 1: I only know that song because I drive teenage girls
around and they'll you know, and then every once in
a while that song will come on and I'll hear
them in the back of one they not like us,
I hear them, And so I've heard some of that music.
But that's that's it. I mean, I did not find it,
and I didn't find it enjoyable either. I mean, then again,
I am of the age where I have seen some
epic halftime performances. I mean like we've lived through Prints,
We've seen Bruno Mars, We've seen like I mean, Creed,
you know what I mean. Like I've seen some really
great performances, and so that I was just like, this
is really disappointing. You know, It's just I miss those
kind of performances. I really do. Absolutely, we just get
we just get Creed to play, do you know what
I mean?
Speaker 21: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Why can we just have actual music that actually has
a melody, you know what I mean? And that just
like super fastly spoken words. I just don't get it.
But again that's me shaken all the raps.
Speaker 3: I know, I know.
Speaker 1: Yeah, all right, let's get to some ads.
Speaker 2: There were some really good ones, some very odd ones,
and obviously we're not going to play them all because
there are way too many. But here are some highlights.
I hope I've picked the ones that people wanted to
be picked. If you have some favorites. We did play
the one last week I think with Billy Crystal and Megryan,
the remake of When Harry met Sally, So we're not
going to play that again. But there was one ad
that really stood out in particular, and that was a
recruiting ad for the Secret Service, which was absolutely phenomenal.
Speaker 26: America was founded on an idea of freedom. America has
always stepped forward in time of need throughout our short
but powerful.
Speaker 18: History, and not what your country can do for you
and what you can do for your.
Speaker 2: Country turn down this one.
Speaker 26: We've been there for all of it.
Speaker 7: One second, twink at the tar.
Speaker 26: Heroes are humble, they have an enterprise to keep this
idea alive. Protectors are born, they're not made. The America's
Secret Service protecting this super Bowl is asking a few
more to step forward.
Speaker 1: That was good, It's really good. So the person who
did that was Michael Bay. That's who you saw. That's
Michael Bay. He's the directory did Transformers, who did Bad Boys,
Bad Boys for Life, you know, like he's the big
time director. And so I guess they said you need
to do this. I guess the Secret Service said we're
going to hire this guy to try to, you know,
do this amazing epic ad to recruit people, which I
got to tell you, it's effective. Oh it was really
really good. That's how you do it really good. Yeah,
they get some great people. Yeah mm hmm.
Speaker 2: Okay, So now the question is has bud Light redeemed
themselves after the whole Dylan mulvaaney horror show that was
what last year I guess, or maybe the year before
we're gonna get Yeah, yeah, have they redeemed themselves? Because
now they've got that comedian what's his name?
Speaker 1: Sean?
Speaker 2: What's his name?
Speaker 1: I know you're talking about Sean something. You guys know
Sean whatever his name is it even Sean?
Speaker 2: Now I'm like questioning of Sean Shane Shane mcgillie McGill
So they're using him, they're using you know, they've got
a lot of cameos by a bunch of different people.
They go host alone in this. Shane gillis, yes. So
does this ad, this bud Light ad renew your favorability
approval rating?
Speaker 1: If you will for bud Light, you.
Speaker 7: Don't go fishing to I got to Cole and ask.
Speaker 26: Me tomorrow, Fellas excellent Brulain party.
Speaker 2: Okay, Ted, they're on their way.
Speaker 19: They're here.
Speaker 22: You call us a party called the Sack Party.
Speaker 28: Launch Launch.
Speaker 1: These beers are a metaphor for an invitation.
Speaker 26: Is that our leaf floor.
Speaker 1: Party in the sack?
Speaker 2: You are cordially invited to the end of the call
a sack.
Speaker 3: This is incredible.
Speaker 1: Smokes meat, oh a smoker cuts grass.
Speaker 22: Hell.
Speaker 26: Yeah, I spent most of my money on this.
Speaker 7: You rigged fully custom pretty bud lights for you fit
in that.
Speaker 26: Poker as many bud lights as it takes.
Speaker 2: It's a lot of bud lights.
Speaker 7: It's called a sack.
Speaker 20: Pop.
Speaker 7: It'll get off the boat eight ways.
Speaker 2: Already breathing down my neck.
Speaker 1: I mean it's cute. Well I do, well, would I
gravitate towards bud light now, I'd probably still stay away
from it.
Speaker 2: I love that Peyton Manning was wearing jorts and a
fanny pack. That's so funny. Oh my god, it suits
him though it totally shus. Yeah, I mean they're trying,
so I guess you guys, do you? But like, also,
I don't understand the connection between meta and ray Ban.
But let's face it, I'm only including this because Chris
Hemsworth was in it, and.
Speaker 9: Here I hate what is this artwork?
Speaker 2: Comedian buy Mauricio Catalan worth six point two million dollars.
Speaker 16: That's a six point two million dollar banana.
Speaker 11: Hey kidding, we need to find you another bananavana?
Speaker 3: Gentlemen, what applies you have?
Speaker 1: Who eats Art?
Speaker 5: Thank you?
Speaker 26: SUPs to say Meta, like, hey.
Speaker 7: Meta, who eats art? And then Meta would say Chris
pret hey Meta, call my lawyer.
Speaker 1: I don't I don't get that either. Hamsworth did look
really delicious in that ad. But what was with the glasses?
Speaker 4: I don't know.
Speaker 10: I don't know.
Speaker 2: You guys under wear those glasses, like those big, liberal looking,
chunky black Meta glasses. They're Meta glasses. Do we are
we supposed to understand that? I don't understand any of it.
Speaker 1: I don't wait.
Speaker 2: So Meta sells a kind of glasses.
Speaker 1: That assume branded I guess. I don't know. That's the thing.
I don't know, you guys, I don't know. I'm actually
right now I'm looking those.
Speaker 2: Were AI glasses, so all of them?
Speaker 1: Could you okay, they're smart glasses? They're smart glasses.
Speaker 2: Do you say to them you're actually talking to the
glasses when you say, hey, Meta or whatever?
Speaker 1: They're glass? Yes, you can actually buy Meta glasses and
they're ray ban I guess, and I guess they're with
Ray Band. I don't know what exactly they do, but
they're smart glasses. They're smart glasses. Okay, wow, all right,
I don't have smart myglasses are dumb, so I don't
they're done again, and.
Speaker 2: Mine are mostly just on top of my head to
keep my hair backs.
Speaker 1: Very ineffective, completely in effective, all right.
Speaker 2: And then there was an ad with Ben Affleck and
Casey Affleck and some dude in a giant vat of beans.
I think again, I have no idea what's going on here?
Do not understand this? If you want to help us out,
please do.
Speaker 1: Jeremy is a method actor. What is that to me?
Speaker 7: Out to his ready acting method?
Speaker 4: From the book?
Speaker 3: There's a book.
Speaker 20: It's preparing.
Speaker 1: He's doing his research. I never did no research on nothing.
Speaker 7: Look where I'm at?
Speaker 1: Exactly what big time?
Speaker 17: Now?
Speaker 2: You ruined this?
Speaker 15: Do I ruin it?
Speaker 7: Or do you have a breakfast named after you?
Speaker 4: Hey?
Speaker 5: What are you doing in there?
Speaker 20: We're doing a dunkin Donuts commercial right right? I'm just
trying to find the character. I think I found a
way in. You're from Boston. I'm from Boston. Duncan is Boston.
Boston is Paul Revere one, if by Land, two, if
by Sea Redcoats are coming.
Speaker 1: You're an artist and I know what that's like.
Speaker 7: But how long is it going to take for the
being method?
Speaker 20: I mean, I'll be ready in like three hours, should
have Matt.
Speaker 1: I think that Ben Afflet like it's hard for him
to do the Boston accent now, really yeah, because I
mean I lived there for a summer and I you know,
I kind of I listened. I observed. I think Casey
is better at it than he is, but he is
so Hollywood now, it's so hard for him to do
that accent. It's just weird. He sounds weird doing it.
Speaker 2: I don't get that ad at all, Like I don't
understand how that relates to donuts or I don't get it. No,
But by far the weirdest one was the one that
had seal in it. It's a mountain dew ad and
this so weird, bizarre, weird, guys, what is even happening?
Speaker 3: Mountain bizarre.
Speaker 1: Refreshing.
Speaker 26: It's just the perfect amount of dropped the.
Speaker 11: Oh my god, I'm not the baby to kids from
them on the big ooh, I think I'm in stay
on the sea, my fambis cat on making tube. It's
step front all through ball shape.
Speaker 1: That was so weird, so weird.
Speaker 27: There is so much as you can tell you somebody,
she can say, remain my problem, my pature, my fat.
Speaker 1: Well, this is the weirdest thing I've ever seen. Yeah, blocks, Yeah,
that was really really hot.
Speaker 2: Was bizarre, but I mean, okay, like that at least
was a fun one. It was of interest, right.
Speaker 1: Whatever happened to all that? Did you see all the that?
The hell of bloo about the hey Elon's paying forty
million dollars for doj ads? Yeah?
Speaker 2: I think it was a ruse to get people to
watch and tune in for that and then keep staying
and watching because of course.
Speaker 1: There was never any dojads, never any doj ads, right,
no dose ads.
Speaker 2: But there was this uber eats at I think it's yeah,
I think that's what it's for. With Matt McConaughey and
like various stages of life, that was also odd.
Speaker 19: It has been a banner year for the National Football League,
what I call it National Football League.
Speaker 2: From the very beginning, football has been a conspiracy to
make us hungry.
Speaker 1: And we'll call this a pig skin make people cry bacon, bacon.
Speaker 6: Everybody loves bacon.
Speaker 26: I love bacon.
Speaker 21: They do anything to sell food, Coach, how come we
only play it on Sundays.
Speaker 2: Nobody's eating ice cream Saturdays.
Speaker 3: Kid, jeez?
Speaker 1: So the packages were named after meat package?
Speaker 7: What's called fansco cheesehays?
Speaker 20: Of course?
Speaker 2: Why do you think Buffalo got a team?
Speaker 19: These wings deserve a cham I figure got a good
teammate for Buffalo Bill Buffalo Buffalo in their biggest game.
Speaker 2: Come on, our championship will be a Super Cup.
Speaker 3: Can't eat out of a cap, ted, but a bowl?
Speaker 7: How about a super Bowl?
Speaker 19: And we'll start any players after playing fix the coach?
Speaker 7: Do I have to be called refrigerator?
Speaker 26: Yes?
Speaker 1: And Peyton he was a beef salesman Omaha steak Oma
and they're still.
Speaker 2: Playing us this year. We're not even hiding it anymore.
Speaker 19: That's Super Bowl Licks, but the halftime show presented by
an Apple in a stadium named after a salad.
Speaker 18: Sorry, I said, you want me to make a movie
about a football conspiracy?
Speaker 4: Yes?
Speaker 28: No, come on, No, bacon's in bacon.
Speaker 2: No one believes that football is just some conspiracy to
sell food.
Speaker 26: Football makes you hungry.
Speaker 1: It's cute anytime I see Matthew McConaughey, I'm good, all right,
all right, all right.
Speaker 2: All right. So this we've just got a couple more.
Speaker 1: But this next one.
Speaker 2: I know Harrison Ford is a huge lib but this
gebad was Oh god, you guys, it was so good.
I mean, even though just pretend that he's not liberal
when you watch it.
Speaker 3: The longest thing we ever do is live our lives.
But life doesn't come with an owner's Manuel might have
been nice on it, but that means we get to
write our own stories. Freedom is yes.
Speaker 5: Or no.
Speaker 3: Or maybe. Freedom is for everybody, but it isn't true.
It's earned. There are real heroes in the world, but
not the ones in the movies. Real heroes are humble,
they're not driven by pride. Pride is a terrible driver.
The freedom is the war one man's injury and the
silence of another's. Freedom is the ability to inspire. The
most sacred thing in life isn't the path. It's the
freedom to choose. You don't have to be friends with
someone to wave at them. We won't always agree on
which way to go, but our differences can be our strength.
So choose, but choose wisely choose what makes you happy.
My friends, my family, my work make me happy. This
jeep makes me happy, even though my name is that's
my owner's manual. Get out there, write your own.
Speaker 2: Literally.
Speaker 1: It was cute. He probably drives a BMW though, you know,
that's like totally not as jeep. It's not as cheap. Yeah,
I love that though.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 1: My favorite was the rand A Dodger Ram commercial with
Glenn Powell in it.
Speaker 2: Okay, I was just going to ask you your favorite.
I don't have that one.
Speaker 16: My god.
Speaker 1: It was fit. That was my favorite because it's I
don't know if you guys thought it was the one
where he's like telling his I guess a niece and
nephew a story and it's like and like van Halen's
playing in the background. It was great. That was my
favorite because it was fun.
Speaker 2: It was a good one. It was a good one.
But my favorite was definitely this next.
Speaker 1: One, mom that we have something to tell you.
Speaker 7: You have between brothers and never told you about.
Speaker 26: I'm sorry.
Speaker 1: So what's his name?
Speaker 2: Other David?
Speaker 20: You called him other David.
Speaker 7: If there's two David, one has to be with a David.
Speaker 20: Where is he left in America.
Speaker 3: You Beckham, Dave Beckham?
Speaker 7: No way, Hey, would you say your name was David?
Try one of these.
Speaker 1: That is the best buffalo wing in the county. You
eat buffalo, not just check them.
Speaker 7: Invented in Buffalo in the city, so it's not buffalo
you all right?
Speaker 3: Man?
Speaker 20: Still got it?
Speaker 1: Come on, guys. Sorry, it's the thing I do.
Speaker 3: He drinks stella. I have taste, David. Something I have
to tell you.
Speaker 7: My brother is a famous OCA player.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so how famous.
Speaker 2: Are you, like Matt Damon famous, maybe Benefflet famous.
Speaker 7: That's a show.
Speaker 1: That's cute.
Speaker 2: I love that one, absolutely loved it. And I didn't
realize this until this morning, but Kanye West also paid
like thirty million dollars to have an ad during the
Super Bowl and he made it with his iPhone And.
Speaker 14: This is it.
Speaker 19: I spent.
Speaker 25: Like all the money put a commercial.
Speaker 3: On these new teeth, so.
Speaker 7: Once again I had to shoot it on the iPhone.
Go to dot com.
Speaker 2: Wow, that was okay, okay, And now his account He's
deactivated his Twitter account after two days of just manic, psychotic,
antisemitic porn just craze crazy on Twitter, like he went
absolutely mental. Elon ended up like like calling his account
not safe for work, like he puts some sort of
a restriction or restricted content flag on it because he
was posting literal porn and then Kanya just deactivated it.
He's so crazy.
Speaker 1: He just yeah, he's off the deep end, you guys.
Can you imagine I'm just going to drop thirty million
on that?
Speaker 10: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Anyway, he's crazy.
Speaker 2: No, someone needs to take care of that.
Speaker 1: Yep. All right.
Speaker 2: We have some venmos to shout out from the last
couple days. Jamie Levine said, Mack, I can still help
your leg call me. Shout out to Steve for the
laughs and Crystal for saying it before.
Speaker 1: I can love you all.
Speaker 2: Let's see. We also had Rebecca Horse who said, Mack,
did you see the two hundred doodles that are available
from a Savannah raid? Also love healthy cell skin, hair
and nails. Skin already better in a week. That's been great,
so awesome.
Speaker 1: I love it. Yeah, I did not see the doodles.
Speaker 2: I'm not a doodle. I don't want a doodle. He's
not a doodle dandy, not a doodle dandy, but I don't.
I love them, but I don't want one for myself.
So she's just a lab girl.
Speaker 1: I don't think you're ever gonna unless you get a pointer,
but I feel like you're probably just gonna get another lab.
I probably will. Yeah, she's a creature of habit. You guys.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 2: From the Ballpit crew, Eliza ninety one ten said, good morning,
really enjoy the show, Thank you you, And then over
on Vendmo this morning, Douglas Schmoyer said, feeling so blessed
to be visiting my mom in Texas and listening to
our chicks together. I loved that, And then on Locals,
sz Plott said, my rumba is Clifford and it's definitely
a male.
Speaker 1: Oh my gosh, love it. People things, Okay, Heather Maloe
mock you are thinking of a mnemonic device?
Speaker 2: Okay? Then what is on a mount of pia? Is
that just when things sound like what they what the
word is?
Speaker 1: I like how I think that maybe animal sounds on amanopia?
Maybe animal sounds? Am I wrong about that?
Speaker 2: I think I think you need to look at her.
It's like a bam or a pal.
Speaker 1: Maybe wrong. I can't remember, like that's what it is.
I've slept since then. I don't know. Okay, bo mom ate,
I thought all rumbus came already named. My brothers was
named bob Along, which is our grandfather's name. My sons
is named Wanda. No way, wait, where are they named?
Speaker 2: Like there's a secret.
Speaker 1: I think they're not joking. Yeah, I think it was
a joke. It's not like they come with like a
label on this says this one is named Wanda. That
would be great, It would actually be kind of fun.
Should yeah, the company should actually consider do yeah BTK
without knowing your history? What about stem cells? Thank you
for asking.
Speaker 2: I am not a candidate because I have no cartilage
to build from, so you need at least you have
to be like a grade three cartilage, and I'm not
I have I have zero, and so there's nothing to
put stem cells into to help cartilage.
Speaker 1: People have asked about that with her. So glad that
you answered that question. Heather car My rumba is are
too clean too. That's a good one, right, I love it.
Judy Blackney, please pray for me. Nine days sick, six
days no voice, harsh cough, bonus, not going outside because
it's minus fifteen degrees out there. Judy, I feel for
you because it's been like I'm on week three and
I'm still coughing. But whatever's going around, there's been lots
of tie bay flu and like strap and all sorts
of crap. Like all of our kids have had it
except for the youngest, but everybody's got it, like all
the swim moms have. Everybody has had it. It's all
going around the country. So we will pray for you.
Lots of funk happening around the country. Ken Conrad Prickster
just wants to have a winning football team. Okay, good
luck with that. JB. He can buy it. Can he
buy one that's true? Buys like more winning? He can
do that. DVJ. Maxine Waters wants to see that man's ID,
but is against ID to vote. Make it make sense.
You're right, Stevie, Andrewa Viola, Carolyn Levett dropped the bomb
and nobody talked about it. The cost of eggs is
high because Bidam had millions of chickens cold, shortening the
food supply.
Speaker 2: Yep, we talked about it. We did show every day
because we totally talked about it.
Speaker 1: Yep, we did.
Speaker 2: Uh huh.
Speaker 1: Andrea of Viola, the bishop that scolded Trump, got fifty
three million from Usa. Oh my god, Kristin h great idea.
I'm going to name my room but Elon and joyfully
congratulate him as he routinely eliminates waste from my domicile.
I love that. Christ Jose Rodriguez, Good morning from Texas.
That Faith Lady sounded like a scratched record. She needed
a penny take her head to get her past the
scratches now dated myself, Just take my money. Paula Johnson.
Paula White reminds me of Gwen Walls. Yeah, yeah, yeah,
she has a little she's giving a little Gwen Walls too,
uh huh. Brian Brumley, no halftime shows for me until
they have weird Al. America demands weird al.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that would be a trip.
Speaker 1: That would be great. Rachel Gerhardt. The m Jackson Michael
Jackson performance was great and unifying. It was Yeah, there's
so many good ones. Prince was still the best.
Speaker 2: So there was nothing like that.
Speaker 4: You know that.
Speaker 2: Do you know that our friend Guy was there?
Speaker 1: Oh really, I know, Yeah he was at that, so
know that.
Speaker 2: Oh my gosh, I would have amazing so jealous if
you guys listened to Guy Ralford the gun guy on
WIBC ever out of Indianapolis.
Speaker 1: Who was there so amazing he in Texas song about
a revolution? Right time, wrong guy, I don't know there
was a song about a revolution about a revolution. I
don't know.
Speaker 2: I heard no songs, A lot of follow a lot
of That's what I heard.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I had a lot of that. Laurie Masamuro YouTube
halftime show is the best, A moving tribute to those
we lost you two is great. Yeah, I'm totally proud
about you too.
Speaker 2: That's great.
Speaker 1: Palla Johnson, I agree with you about Taylor Swift Daisy Well,
thank you, Paula. I'm just I'm not a fan. Listen,
not a fan. Maybe it's because I've been like subjected
to all of her crap and I've had to go
to I've had to see the movie and I've been oh, yeah,
you've been tailored out. I'm a little tailored out. Yeah,
I'm just a little sick of her crap. So anyways,
that's that you guys were bringing it in. We're bringing
it in. We'll bring it in, guys, the greatest Monday ever.
We'll talk to you tomorrow.
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