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Speaker 1: Much more coming up on the show today.
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Speaker 2: We will be subjecting you all to a Rachel Maddow
clip today, but it's a it's a funny one, so
just hang on for that. We have lots and lots
of lots of different stuff to get to, so many
different things. So we're gonna be all over the place
today with all kinds of different headlines, and we're just
going to start immediately by saying that there are rumors
abound that Casey DeSantis could decide to run as governor.
Why because Governor on DeSantis is term limited. Of course,
in twenty twenty six, now, this is according to insiders,
and she responded to this rumor by saying, I think
this is I think the rumors are out there because
everyone in Florida is so delighted with how well my
husband has run the state, and so are just you know,
that's it's so complimentary.
Speaker 3: Whatever. But she didn't say that's ridiculous.
Speaker 1: Yeah, she didn't say that's ridiculous. So that is really
really interesting. Wow.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's so basically me.
Speaker 2: We have the Desantises back for another eight years, which
would be that amazing.
Speaker 1: That would be pretty amazing, wouldn't it.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, do with that rumor what you will. Yes,
but that is a rumor.
Speaker 2: And then now, since this was expected, but now that
Trump has banned men from women's sports, the NC double
A has followed suit, and he wrote about it yesterday
on True Socials thing exciting news. Due to my executive
order which I proudly signed yesterday, the NC double A
has officially changed their policy of allowing men and women's sports.
It is now banned. This is a great day for
women and girls across our country. Men should have never
been allowed to compete against women in.
Speaker 3: The first place.
Speaker 2: But I am proud to be the president to save
women's sports. We expect the Olympics Committee to also use
common sense and implement this policy, which is very popular
among the American people and the entire world.
Speaker 1: All it took with some man explaining that's all it took.
Speaker 2: But even though it is such a popular, popularly held
belief that of course men should not be in women's sports,
we still have idiotic people like the ones in Minnesota
under Tim Walls, who are saying, we're still not going
to comply. The Minnesota State High School League says it
will ignore the new executive order and continue allowing biological
males to compete in girls' sports. Hope they don't like
federal funding.
Speaker 1: Cause bye, yeah, they're not going to get it. Plus,
could you stuck Minnesota?
Speaker 2: Right?
Speaker 1: Seriously, if you have a girl, if you're a parent
of a girl in Minnesota and she plays sports, I
would be I would move, I'd be like, I've done
this state sucks by what are they doing?
Speaker 3: I don't know?
Speaker 2: And especially because as so many people have already pointed out,
and we've got a couple more pieces of information about this,
this is a winning issue. You want to be on
the right side of this issue, which is the common
sense side.
Speaker 4: Right.
Speaker 2: Even the data geek from CNN was talking about the
support that Trump has for this particular executive order.
Speaker 3: When you see the numbers, it's pretty straight.
Speaker 5: I think these numbers are really illuminating on this topic
because I just think there's such a clear trend among
the American public. So transgender female athletes in women's sports.
Speaker 6: Only eighteen percent of.
Speaker 5: The country says that they should be in fact allowed
to participate in women's sports. Compare this to the opposition.
I mean, my goodness, gracious, seventy nine percent. You rarely
get seventy nine percent of the country to agree on anything,
but they do in fact agree on the idea of
opposing transcend their female athletes in women's sports.
Speaker 1: He's just, yeah, of course they do that. Eighteen percent
or the people in the country who believe that those
hunting clothes were really Tim Wallas's hunting clothes.
Speaker 3: Right, And then he was actually what was he doing
with the car? Was he like changing the oil or something?
Speaker 1: You no, he doesn't know, He has no idea, no clue.
Speaker 2: So we had the geeky guy giving us the stats,
and we also had talking about this issue and the.
Speaker 3: Split, the eighty twenty split as well being.
Speaker 7: What is currently the dumbest strategy in politics, which is
Democrats taking the twenty percent side of every twenty issue
in America, usaid people want this pair down, they want
to streamline, they want to know where the money is going.
Democrats have a meltdown. Today, Donald Trump signs executive order
on keeping boys at a girls' sports. Democrats take the
twenty side of that issue as well all these issues.
This is like Trump's superpower, finding a bunch of eighty
twenty issues, getting on the eighty and everybody who sort
of reflexively against him gets on the twenty, and now
the Democratic Party has like a thirty one percent approval rating.
Speaker 3: This is why is it just me?
Speaker 1: Or do you think that Elisa Farrah was looking at
him lovingly like.
Speaker 2: I mean, if she had any sense, she would be
I don't know she has any sense.
Speaker 1: She's in the same room with them, but yeah, she's like, oh,
Scott Jennings.
Speaker 2: Which reminds me that yesterday my husband was not watching
the show live, but he did watch it after the
fact and he was like, was.
Speaker 3: That really necessary?
Speaker 2: Did you really have to show the entire two minute
David Beckham.
Speaker 1: Yeah, sad, Yeah, and you were like yeah, I was like,
didn't I know it didn't I need to We needed
to do that, Come on, Ron, of course it's like
and the question is, did Daisy have to watch it
fifty two more times after the show? Yes, Ron, Yes,
yes I did. It's called research.
Speaker 2: Look it up, okay, because to be fair, we played
it without the music yesterday.
Speaker 3: I had people needed you. Everybody needed to go and
see it.
Speaker 1: With the music, had to see it with them. I
had to watch it in the full context, right, just
doing my job, Ron, All.
Speaker 3: Okay, interesting news.
Speaker 2: About Remember how it was not long ago where we
were talking about I don't know if we were talking
about Davos or some other like convention that seems to happen.
These these things seem to happen constantly. There's like a
G seven or a G twenty or a G four
or like whatever.
Speaker 3: There's always the G. There's so many g's, right.
Speaker 1: Like, Maz, does you know what I mean? It's like,
what are we doing? Yeah?
Speaker 2: Like I don't understand why there's so many. But now
Marco Rubio as Secretary of State is taking a stand
he is not attending the G twenty summit in Johannesburg.
He said South Africa is doing very bad things, expropriating
private property, using the G twenty to promote quote solidarity,
equality and sustainability.
Speaker 3: In other words, DEI and climate change is right.
Speaker 2: My job is to advance America's national interests, not waste
taxpayer money or coddle anti americanism.
Speaker 1: Right, right, And it's all about like how much more
money can we stuck out of the American taxpayer? Right
I'm so glad that this administration is all about You're
not going to do that anymore. We're going to protect
the American taxpayer. This is the first administration that I
can ever remember in my lifetime that is putting us first.
And they're like, we're going to go ahead, and we're
going to look and see what they're doing with your money,
and if they're not using it appropriately, we're going to
shut it down. And then Dramacrafts are like, that's fascism.
Speaker 2: Who yes, they're so on the wrong side of everything
right now, and it's just it's so fun to watch it.
Speaker 1: Honestly, he has broken them, Yeah, he really broke They're
all broken and I which.
Speaker 2: Is incredible considering how much he warned everybody exactly what
he was going to do. And they're now they're like,
what's happening? Why they're all shell shocked?
Speaker 1: I think it's because they're so used to politicians lying
to them constantly and saying the thing is, getting up
on podium saying the things, and then they don't actually
do the things. You know, they love being lied to, right,
But then this guy, our guy gets up on a
podium and he's like, here's the tick list of all
the things I'm going to do, and then he gets
in and he does it. They cannot keep up because
he's doing it. He's doing all the things, and they
just love it. And they're like, what at warp speed?
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weren't already good enough with him not going to the
G twenty, he has now decided that out of the
fourteen thousand USAID employees, we only need a little bit
less than.
Speaker 3: Three hundred, so he's going to reduce the agency. Can
you imagine?
Speaker 1: Yeah, I can. This is it's so indicative of government, right,
We're just so bloated. It's he's yeah, we're twitterifying it, right, yes, exactly,
like when Alon went into Twitter and he's like.
Speaker 3: What exactly do you do here?
Speaker 1: And there are so many people that didn't do Jack
squat and at fourteen thousand.
Speaker 2: People, you guys, we were paying these people, yeah.
Speaker 3: And then paying them to send our money.
Speaker 1: Right, stupid shit, This stupid shit, And this is I'm
just so glad. And if you are against this, raise
your pant and then promptly punch yourself in the face.
Speaker 3: Yeah it makes no sense. It makes no sense, Yeah, because.
Speaker 1: That's your money. That is your money too.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I don't think people are making like the dumb people
that are like mad at Elon right now, I don't.
Speaker 3: Think they're connecting those dots, you know what I mean.
Speaker 2: I don't think they're realizing that they are their money
is helping pay for that. If there's tax increases, and
there have been, it's because of paying for shit like this.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well, I see a lot of people the liberals
will fall into the whole. Well, they've been lied to
you by media for years and they still trust the media,
and the media is telling them, oh, Elon is using
all this money as his personal bank account, and it's
like what it's just stop, just stop it, can you
just stop? Because this is money saved. It's money that
will help us with our with our debt and then
hopefully go back in our pockets. That's the whole goal
of this. I mean, if you look back at what
our founders wanted, they didn't want any of this stuff, right,
and so it's just and then you hear the left
scream about oh the constitution, this constitution, are you kidding me?
It's like all of this spending is completely unconstitutional. So
this is so great. What's happening here? It's it's a
it is a like a reformation of everything in this country,
Like this is a great revival. It really is a
great revival because we're we're getting on the path of
where our founders wanted us to be, which is nice
and lean.
Speaker 2: You know, it's so good, it's so I mean, I
feel bad for like all the people that are getting
fired all over the place.
Speaker 1: I don't is that bad.
Speaker 3: I mean I feel a little bad.
Speaker 1: I mean a little bit, maybe a tiny bit, but
I mean if you were doing something that, if you
were not if you weren't productive, I mean the fact
that like these you weren't necessary and you were what
were you doing all day? I can't feel bad for somebody, Miriam,
if they weren't providing a service or some sort of
value to an entity. I don't know. I just I've
never been in a position where I've done that where
somebody said I'm.
Speaker 2: Talking about like think about like just the secretary, for example,
who just a secretary was looking for a job. There
was a job opening for a secretary at usaid she
probably worked really hard. He or she probably worked really
hard typing up the memos, doing whatever they were asked
to do.
Speaker 3: It's just, you know, it's a regular person.
Speaker 2: With a regular job that is not in charge of
like where the money goes.
Speaker 3: They're just an administrative person.
Speaker 2: And I feel bad for like those people because, Okay,
when that person has a seed, a job.
Speaker 1: Person has a skill, and they'll be able to find
another job. Yeah, But when it comes to these other
people who were just basically I don't even know what
were they doing every day. That's a lot of people,
you guys, A whole lot of people.
Speaker 2: Yeah, like the administrators of programs, the people that were
not paying attention to what the State Department was actually
asking them to do. The ones that are being insubordinate,
as Marco Rubio talked about, Yeah, that's a I don't
so sorry for them at all.
Speaker 1: I really don't. Yeah.
Speaker 2: So if you were a person who's been concerned, rightly so,
I think there's reasonable people who were who heard Donald
Trump talking about owning Gaza a few days ago and
were like, wait a minute, what what does that mean?
Does that mean troops on the ground, Like what does
that mean for our military?
Speaker 3: I think that that's a legit concern.
Speaker 2: And Trump seemed to clarify that in a tweet the
other day or on truth Social whatever, and he said
the Gaza Strip would be turned over to the United
States by Israel at the conclusion of fighting the Powerians,
People like Chuck Schumer would have already been resettled in
far safer and more beautiful communities with new and modern
homes in the region, they would actually have a chance
to be happy, safe, and free. The US, working with
great development teams from all over the world, would slowly
and carefully begin the construction of what would become one
of the greatest and most spectacular developments of its kind
on Earth. No soldiers by the US would be needed.
Stability for the region would rain. So that was encouraging, Okay,
I mean, we'll see.
Speaker 3: Well, you don't you think he wants to send military there.
Speaker 1: I don't, well, I don't know. I mean, that place
is so whack, it is whack. I just I don't know,
you know, I just I will believe it when I
see it. I just don't.
Speaker 2: I felt encouraged by this, just you know, with a
military age son. Anytime I see him saying no, no, no, no, no,
no US soldiers needed, I'm.
Speaker 1: Like, okay, right, and that that's obviously that's what we
would want. I just you know, I just don't. I mean,
I hope that there would be no military there, but
that place is just so whack. It's whack. The entire version,
the whole region is completely borked. As you would say.
Speaker 2: Hopefully he started the conversations right like, yes, and that's
always a good thing. Yesterday we were talking about how
Beebe's gift to him was the Golden pager, and now
we actually have a photo of the actual present and
so here it is.
Speaker 3: It's this is what it looked like. It's so nice.
Speaker 2: This is the golden beeper that Netanyahu gave to President Trump,
like mounted in this wood pedestal thing. So that's what
it looks like in the case you were curious about that.
That's what the kids call an epic flex. That's what
they call it.
Speaker 6: Is that right?
Speaker 1: I don't know what they call it a flex? They
call that a flex.
Speaker 3: Isn't that what it Isn't that what the term is? Yeah,
he means it seems like it works.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Also another follow up story, Yes, we were taught.
Speaker 2: We shared a couple of tweets the Twitter fight that
was happening between Hillary Clinton and Sean Duffy about involving
Elon and his team of nerds to modernize air traffic
control and aviation computer type stuff. And so she was like,
they're young, they don't have any experience, and Sean Duffy
was like, bitch, sit down basically, And so you were asking, well,
did she say anything back to his retort, and yes
she did, and so we have a continuation of their fight.
So the thing that she wrote yesterday was US airlines
had gone sixteen years without fatal crashes.
Speaker 3: Then MAGA fired.
Speaker 2: The FAA chief, gutted the Aviation Security Advisory Committee, and
threatened air traffic controllers with layoffs. Now there have been
two fatal crashes. Hope you're unvetted twenty two year olds
fixed things fast. That's what she wrote back to him yesterday.
Unreal and he was not going to let that stand.
So please read if you would his response for our audience.
Speaker 1: Okay, well he said, okay, he said, I know you're
lashing out because Doge is uncovering your family's obscene grifting
via USA, but I won't let you lie into stort facts.
The FAA administrator announced he resigned over a month before
Trump took office, and the air traffic controllers were always
exempt from Trump's civil service buyouts. The previous administration shamelessly
used USDOT as a slush fund for the New Green Scam,
throwing away money and resources on wasteful environmental and social
justice projects rather than updating our nation's antiquated air traffic
control systems and other critical infrastructure. I'm returning this department
to its mission of safety by using innovative technology and
transportation and infrastructure. Your team had its chance and failed.
We're moving on without you because the American people want
us to make America's transportation system great again. And yes,
we're bringing the twenty two year olds with us a
freaking loves Yeah, it's gonna leave a mark. And you
know what else is he just engaged twenty two year olds.
He just when she ate, she just an alien and
she just alienated like a whole group of young people,
which he embraced. And seriously, when was the last time
Republicans did that?
Speaker 2: Democrats are awesome at I remember Kamala is saying eighteen
year olds are stupid, right, But we're starting to do
that more and more, Like the younger generation is starting
to be like Democrats suck, and we're embracing them.
Speaker 1: So here comes a whole other generation of young people
who are like, oh, Republicans, yeah, I'm on board. I'm
on board. Uh huh, because.
Speaker 3: It's the hill It outreach man, right.
Speaker 1: The Hillary Clintons and the Chuck Schumers and the Maxine
Waters of the world, you know that are just older
than dirt. And they're like, the twenty two year olds
can't do this. We want to do it because we're
basically old and decrepit and seen island. And then the
twenty two year olds are like really, And then Sean
Duffy is saying, no, we we embrace you, we want you.
You know, if you've got talent, come on board. Big mistake, Hillary. Huge.
Speaker 2: There is a bisexual state rep in I think Michigan,
if I'm not mistaken, who has decided, because of Trump,
to sterilize herself.
Speaker 3: Here she is, h yeah. Michigan State Rep.
Speaker 2: Lori Pa Hutsky has announced that she has sterilized herself
in protest against Trump, saying, quote, I refuse to let
my body be treated as currency by an administration that
only sees value in my ability to procreate.
Speaker 1: Okay, I think she's done us all. A huge as
this is fantastic. We applaud you, We applaud you. Laurie,
you go, you go, Laurie. Tell your friends to do
it too, Like.
Speaker 3: This is what do they call? This is like weird
flex but okay.
Speaker 1: Totally got you go for it please, I have fine.
I hope this catches on like wildfire.
Speaker 3: It's so dumb.
Speaker 2: Also interesting news about Abram Kennedy if you don't remember him.
He's one of the biggest race grifters of all time
and space, and he had a center for anti racist
research at Boston University, which is shutting down laying off
all of its staff. Kendy Center hoovered up pens of
millions of dollars in grants but produced virtually no actual work.
So this is just one more BLM era grift that
is coming to a close.
Speaker 3: Is according to Christopher.
Speaker 1: Rufo, I think I think Howard just hired him.
Speaker 3: Are you serious?
Speaker 1: Yeah? I think it was anybody hiring him, well because
just because of what our nation is, you know, but
I think I think it was Howard. I'm a most
positive it was Howard University. They're like, we'll go ahead
and hire Yeah.
Speaker 3: He's produced no results. Great, we'll take.
Speaker 1: Him rawsom Okay, yeah, good luck, good.
Speaker 3: Luck with all of that.
Speaker 1: Well, good luck to the students there who are going
to be under his tutelage, right, I mean this is
like that's that's who should be concerned, is anybody who
pays tuition at a school where he's going to be
teaching anybody anything. God to help them. Yeah, remember how
I mean?
Speaker 2: Well, we've always like made fun of all the different
things that people have decided or racist, which are not,
I mean just like stupid things. We even wrote in
our book about peanut butter and jelly sandwiches.
Speaker 3: Being called racist.
Speaker 2: Like there's been things called racist forever, but now there's
a new trend of things being called bigoted or homophobic
or even like gender phobic or whatever. And the latest
thing that you need to know about is legos, you guys.
Speaker 3: And the reason that.
Speaker 2: Legos are problematic is because they have male or female
parts that are ma to mate with each other.
Speaker 3: That's how you put them together.
Speaker 2: There's male lego parts and female parts, and like that's
how they stick together. Therefore that super anti LGBT. That's
like gendered toys.
Speaker 1: I And that's me. I just I have got nothing
these people are mentally ill.
Speaker 3: This is why Republicans are going to keep winning.
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and trying to delay everything.
Speaker 3: It's the only tool that they have in their tool.
Speaker 2: Belt at the moment, and it doesn't really accomplish anything
but delay work from getting accomplished, which is so typical
for Democrats. Here's a Fox News report about the Patel
the Cash Pattel confirmation being delayed.
Speaker 8: Moments ago, the Senate Judiciary Chairman Chuck Grassley announcing that
the committee vote for FBI Director nominee Cash Paatel is
delayed until next week, and he is criticizing his Democratic
colleagues for dragging their feet.
Speaker 9: Listen here the Democrats are establishing a double standard by
forcing us to meet this morning. Last Congress, Republicans routinely
required the committee to meet in person. Did not require
the committee to meet in person just to hold over nominations.
Republicans extended this courtesy at least seventeen times last Congress,
even when very controversial nominees were on the agenda.
Speaker 1: Substruction, obstruction, obstruction, obstruction, yep, anything that Republicans want to do,
or under the Trump administration, they're going to be like,
let's do the opposite, let's say the oppoitec game because
we hate him. He's orange.
Speaker 3: Exactly.
Speaker 2: They have no reason to do this because ultimately he's
going to get confirmed, and so why are they stalling.
Just get it done, to move on to something actually
worthwhile for Americans.
Speaker 3: Yep, but that's not what they do. And then of
course they're proud of and they brag about how they're
employing these stall tactics. Chris Murphy Senator Chris Murphy.
Speaker 2: Was bragging about how he was going to talk for
hours and then he was like, and my voice is sore.
He even posted a photo of an energy do you
drink and was like, I took the two am to
five am shift because I'm I don't even know, like Sapio. Yeah,
are we supposed to be super impressed by.
Speaker 3: That, you loser?
Speaker 1: Yeah, here's your case.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Here he is talking about trying to delay a vote
on rus Vott, who I think already got confirmed.
Speaker 10: Behind me, the Senate Democratic effort to hold the floor
overnight continues. That's Maggie Hassen from New Hampshire who's speaking
right now in the danger of US vote being confirmed
to implement this enormous, detailed plan to transition our democracy
to something more resembling autocracy, to hand billions of dollars,
two billionaires taken out of the pockets of new class
and four people in this country. I took the two
am Actually I was on the floor about one am,
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sleep on back up and headed off campus right now
to talk about the danger of Trump's four in policy.
We don't rest, We don't rest. This is an urgent moment.
We have days or weeks to be able to mount
an effective opposition to stop the slide away from democracy,
and so I thank all my colleagues who have been
part of this important night, and we're going right back
at it today.
Speaker 1: He doesn't rest, you guys, he doesn't rest. He works
like one hundred and seventy days a year, but he
doesn't rest. Blessing heart and brave, so stunning and brave. God,
shut up. He's wanting to get sympathy from the American
people for being an obstructionist and acting as if there's
nobody else out here that works for a living. Oh
my god, up yours, dude.
Speaker 3: Oh no, you had to sleep on your couch. Oh no,
no way to get up at one? Oh my god.
Speaker 1: Ask any mom if she's ever done that.
Speaker 3: These people, and there's congratulates m.
Speaker 1: You're welcome for your huge salary and your benefits. I'm
sorry I get up at one in the morning. I mean,
like whatever.
Speaker 2: Also, we talked yesterday about how much Pam Bondi was
up and at I'm like day one, she was already
doing all of the things. And so here's a little
summary of some of the stuff that she wanted to
do on day one. And so she included orders to
combat and this is important for a clip we're about
to show in a bit. She included orders to combat
the weaponization of the legal system, make prosecutors seek the
death penalty where appropriate, and work with the Department of
Homeland Security to completely eliminate cartels and transnational criminal organizations.
So the first part is what is important here, because
she basically created a task force to examine how the
DOJ has been weaponized up to this point and how
we can make sure that it never gets weaponized again.
And because Mazie Herono is such a colossal idiot, she
decided to interpret that as Pam Bondi creating a task
force to weaponize the DOJ. That's how stupid Mazy Herono is.
Speaker 11: Take a listen, these are scary times. And then to
find out, you know we talk about they talk about, oh,
we're still concerned about the FBI and the DOJ having
been weaponized. If anybody is weaponizing these two agencies, it's
the people who are about to take over. And I
note that to the Pambondi, she just created a weaponized
weaponizing task force.
Speaker 3: What the heck is that?
Speaker 1: What like Scotch a wine and Scott God, she's drunk.
Speaker 2: White House Comms director Steve Chunk said Herono is one
of the most unseerious goofballs in Congress, and I think
that's absolutely right.
Speaker 1: It's actually really nice. I think that's very nice, amazing.
Speaker 3: I hate that she has the same name as my dog.
I hate.
Speaker 4: I hate it too.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, I'm speaking of Pambondi.
Speaker 2: She was on one of the news shows to talk
about this, this pause that she has on stopping federal
aide to sanctuary cities and states.
Speaker 3: She means business like, she is not messing around here.
She is to talk about that, and I'm proud to
be part of.
Speaker 6: I'm glad to hear that.
Speaker 12: Let me let me start with the You've cracked down
on sanctuary cities. The DOJ has put a pause on
all federal funding the sanctuary cities and states. You filed
the law citya inst Chicago in the state of Illinois
for being a sanctuary city. Am I wrong in my
interpretation that a sanctuary city is a betting and law
breaking Sean.
Speaker 13: What they're doing is they are choosing illegal aliens over
the safety and security of their own citizens and the
men and women of law enforcement who are out there
trying to protect their citizens.
Speaker 3: Not only did.
Speaker 13: We sue today, the City of Chicago. We sued the
state of Illinois. We sued the mayor, we sued the governor,
and we sued others. And let me be very clear,
if you don't comply with federal law, you're going to
be next.
Speaker 1: Love it, God, I love her.
Speaker 3: Love it.
Speaker 1: Uh huh.
Speaker 2: Somebody just like tough, mean business people in this administration?
Speaker 1: Yeah, amazing. Has anybody heard from Mark Cuban lately?
Speaker 3: He actually did.
Speaker 1: I did.
Speaker 2: There was a huge diatribe that he posted on Twitter
and now I can't remember what it was.
Speaker 3: No, it was about transparency.
Speaker 2: He's like, Elon better be transparent with all of the
uncovering of the spenditure. And Elon's been tweeting like literally
every second about what they're uncovering.
Speaker 1: So I think maybe he would have something to say
about the not strong, not intelligent women that were surrounding Trump.
Maybe Martin, he's not really, he's not talking about that
right now.
Speaker 3: Sure that surprise. Okay.
Speaker 2: So we talked, I guess early last week or even
earlier this week about the buyout offer, the memo that
a lot of these federal employees got, saying you got
to show up to work like you actually have to
come into the office to me it's me, or you
can accept an eight month buyout, you can get paid
for eight months.
Speaker 3: And you can resign.
Speaker 2: And so apparently the numbers of people who had already
said yeah, I'm going to resign, I'm going to take
the buyout was somewhere between forty.
Speaker 3: And sixty thousand people.
Speaker 2: But then there was a lawsuit that has now put
all of this on hold because the deadline was going
to be like tonight, and now that's been pushed off
until Monday, and we're starting to find out why.
Speaker 8: Eder regats at Breaking News at a Fox News Alert
now on that employee Bio program, we were speaking to
Carolyn Levitt with about at the top of the hour,
the number one we were speaking to her had been
marked at forty thousand employees had decided to take the buyout.
That number has now increased to sixty thousand. But there's
a wrinkle because unions representing federal workers had gone to
court in Boston saying that this was an unconstitutional move
by the president to offer this buyout, that any buyout
would have to be authorized by Congress Judge George O'Toole,
who's a federal district judge up there in Boston has
put a temporary injunction on the midnight deadline for employees
to submit whether or not they're going to take the buyout.
He has now extended that until Monday at the very least. Again,
these federal unions are saying that any kind of buyout
like that would have to be authorized by Congress, and
also argues that what the Trump plan is here is
to replace career civil servants with quote partisan loyalists. But
as far as we know from the President Elon Musk,
the plan is to downsize the civil service. I'll buy
about one hundred thousand, if not more.
Speaker 3: So it's not about replacing them. We just want them gone.
Speaker 1: The fact that we have federal unions is just that
is obscene to me. Honestly, why do we have that
and why?
Speaker 2: And these unions are actually not allowing their own members
to make decisions about their own jobs.
Speaker 1: That's unconstitutional.
Speaker 3: Our founders are like, I'm sorry, WTF.
Speaker 1: What is going on? Yeah, that's you guys. We're so
out of control, We're so bloated, our government is so
out of control. Federal labor we're.
Speaker 2: Trying to do is just is shrinking, and everybody should
be in favor of that, But it means, as Nick
Sorter pointed out, union bosses are scared they're going to
lose out on dues because when you shrink the federal workforce,
who's going to pay in to the member dues?
Speaker 4: Right?
Speaker 2: And so that's what this is all about, all about money.
It's ridiculous. This is when I subject you to the
Rachel mattout clips. So there was also a buyout offered
to GSA employees and one of Elon's doge people was
doing a video call to all these employees explaining to
them what their options were and they and she is
so tickled by how they responded to this doge person.
Speaker 3: She thinks this is some sort of.
Speaker 2: Sick burn, I guess, and it's so dumb, you guys,
But here is.
Speaker 3: Her little moment of glee about it.
Speaker 14: One of the things that happened today happened at the
General Services Administration GSA. One of Musk's guys held a
video meeting with a whole division of employees at the GSA,
and Musk's guy was telling them at this video meeting,
this video conference, that they really ought to consider this
this fork in the road offer, that's what they're calling it,
This fork in the road offer that demands their resignations
and threatens them if they don't do it.
Speaker 6: In this video.
Speaker 3: Conference with Musk's guy.
Speaker 14: The employees there at GSA responded, I don't know am
I allowed to say? They responded, beautifully, Is that okay?
Speaker 3: Quote?
Speaker 14: His assurances did not appear to work. Employees in the
division then rained down spoon emojis spoon emojis in the
chat that accompanied the video meeting, which was watched by
more than six hundred people, according to photos of the
chat screen provided to The Times and three people familiar
with the reaction. Some employees then added spoon emojis to
their statuses on.
Speaker 1: Sto Oh my god, that's so clever.
Speaker 14: Oh you want us to take your fork in the road.
Oh you know, we should take this fork in the road.
How about fork you here's a million spoon emojis.
Speaker 3: That'll show them.
Speaker 14: They think people are just gonna roll over and go
along with them while they destroyed the government. Really, people
weren't gonna get mad and also get creative and also
laugh in your face.
Speaker 1: He's not believe that.
Speaker 3: How dumb this is.
Speaker 1: I'm embarrassed for her. I'm really embarrassed for her. These
people would fight a civil war with emojis, you guys,
And that's what they would do with their purple hair. Yeah,
and they're like piercings all up in their nose and emojis.
They'd be like, well, yeah, So I'm embarrassed. I'm embarrassed
for her. I am. It's it's really really And he's
broken her too, He's absolutely broken her, and I am
there for it. She's on her way out, man, No
more like what twenty three million dollars a year, whatever
you get for one night of work. She's irritated too.
She's like she's living through them, through the gsamployees and
all these other people, because she knows that she too
is on her way out end of an era.
Speaker 12: Man.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's this is a beautiful time.
Speaker 1: It is a beautiful time time to be alive, isn't it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, And new Treasury Secretary Scott Bessont sat down with
a journalist to set some things straight because of course,
there's all these media rumors that are going around saying
Elon Musk has access to the Treasury, to all of
your records, at the Treasury, and so he wanted to
set the record straight.
Speaker 15: Here he is Best Treasure Secretary Scott Bessont and Washington.
Mister Secretary, thank you for joining me. Good to see you,
mister Secretary. We are inside the cashroom at the Treasure Department.
It is almost impossible to overstate how important the work
that is done in this building is to the US
financial system. Yet right now there is widespread concern about
the DOGE team's access to sensitive payment systems. Are you
worried at all that that access and that tinkering of
the payment systems could affect the Treasury's market or cause
any disruption?
Speaker 16: Good well, se Leiah, thank you for asking me about that,
because there's a lot of misinformation out there. First of all,
when you say the doche team, these are Treasury employees.
It are two Treasury employees, one of whom I personally
interviewed in his final round. There is no tinkering with
the system. They are on read only. They are looking.
They can make no changes. It is an operational program
to suggest improvement. So we make one point three billion
payments a year. And this is two employees who are
working with a group of long standing employees.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but I mean everybody along the left is so
they're so into misinformation and disinformation. But by god, they
put it out there, don't they. That's all you see,
all good libertal hysteria that it is. It's mass hysteria
from these people. They have your personal information. I hope
you're happy with that content. I'm just like, okay, like,
calm down, just calm down like they because they're wrong.
It's we need to you need to like send them
that clip. Just send them our show. Yeah, yeah, yeah,
just send them our show, our show.
Speaker 2: That Also, the watching this segment these three women I
think it's three, yeah, because Karris Wishers on video. Uh,
these three women at CNN lamenting that one of the
doge guys calls himself big Balls, and the fact that
they had to.
Speaker 3: Report on this gives me endless glee.
Speaker 2: Okay, it is so funny watching them try to talk
about this seriously, it's theirn And then to your point earlier,
they're constantly denigrating young people and making these assumptions that
young people cannot have anything to offer, that they cannot
have any knowledge or expertise, which is so insulting, right,
especially when you consider like the video that we showed
earlier in the week of one of those employees who
could run circles around some of these journalists. But anyway,
here is the report about Big Balls.
Speaker 17: Nineteen year old high school graduate who has used the
unfortunate nickname Big Balls online. So that would be one
way that we can worker to him. He is now
working at Musk's behest inside Dooje and we looked into
his background and so we found, you know, several notable
things erin, one of which is that this individual has
founded multiple companies, including one with another unfortunate name, Tesla
dot SEXYLLC, which he established in twenty twenty one. He
would have been around sixteen years old. Now this LLC
controls dozens of web domains.
Speaker 18: So Kara, you know you hear this be known Elon
Musk for years. So now you look at these young
men who are now in data and in the private
information about the hundreds of millions of American citizens as
young as nineteen. The Big Balls here that he's talking about,
most of them are in their early twenties.
Speaker 19: There's an exception.
Speaker 18: I'm going to get to you in a minute. Curious though, Kara,
how well, does even Musk know these young men?
Speaker 1: Do you think?
Speaker 20: I have no idea? I think there is no betting whatsoever.
As you can see that's taking place. It took Katie
and the really great team. Wired has done an astonishing
job here. You know, I could make a joke that's
probably why he was hired for all this ridiculous nonsense
and other nefarious things. But you know, there's an expression
in technology it's not it's a feature, not a bug.
Speaker 1: You know, these brods are fun at parties, aren't they.
It's like, can you just imagine, like the best is
when she's like, it's just the most unfortunate name, and meanwhile,
Mak and I are like, this is the stark difference
between those chicks and us is like We're like, that's
the best freaking name ever. Yes, I would be friends
with these guys.
Speaker 2: And if they're setting up lllc's that run a bunch
of web domains at age sixteen, maybe you should give
them the benefit of the doubt that they know somethings.
Speaker 1: Just a little bit, lady, just a little and Elon
actually retweeted that just that clip where they're like sitting
there with the Chiron that had big balls in it,
and he's like, this is happening in real life, like
these people are I mean, I think it was along
those lines, but he was like, I cannot believe that
these chicks are discussing this like it's just is astounding. Again,
it's a great time to be alive. It's it really is.
It's wonderful.
Speaker 2: Because she is our girl, Caroline love It. We gotta
have some Caroline Lovett. Today she was on Fox I believe,
to talk about again the hysteria that's happening, the overreaction
about this look into usaid and why again a reminder
for people, why this is all happening through.
Speaker 21: The federal government line by line and making this government
more efficient is one of those priorities and one of
those promises that President Trump made. And as you just cited, John,
fifty six percent of Americans support freezing foreign aid. And
I read a fascinating, fascinating article in the Washington Post
today They interviewed voters in Pennsylvania and all of them
said that they support President Trump in Elon Musk's efforts
to make this government more efficient. What President Trump and
Elon Musk and this entire administration is trying to do
is make our bloated bureaucracy here in Washington run like
a profitable business. And every agency has been tasked with
going line by line and ensuring that the American tax
payers money is aligned with the American people's interests. It's
a common sense solution to fixing a decades old problem
of bloated bureaucracy, waste, fraud, and abuse, and the vast
majority of American support it. So the Democrats can who
in haller all they want, This White House will stay
committed to delivering on President Trump's priorities and being good
stewards of the hard working American people's tax dollars.
Speaker 1: God bless them. Hashtag whot and holler.
Speaker 3: She's so good?
Speaker 1: Is she is? There's nobody better? You know, I thought Macanenny,
you know, I thought, okay, she was. She was there.
I mean she set the bar right, Yeah, she was great.
Speaker 6: This chick.
Speaker 1: She was like, hold my beer, you know what I mean?
I got this incredible.
Speaker 2: I mean all that, without notes, without a binder, without
looking at anything.
Speaker 3: She just said the thing. And she's twenty seven. Yeah,
imagine what is she going to be like at thirty
seven I'm afraid of her.
Speaker 1: I'm yeah, i'man everybody better watch out and imagine at
forty seven it's we are going to say great things
from this chick for real things.
Speaker 2: Speaking of super highly competent blonds. Natalie Winters did a
report on the War Room about some of the USA
funding and how it was funding like ninety percent of
Ukraine's media.
Speaker 3: So this is freaking batshit. Here take a listen to this.
Speaker 22: But here's where it gets really dark because right now Ukraine,
there's reporting nine out of ten media outlets and Ukraine
are funded by USAID. Otherwise they would not exist. That's
a Ukraine foreign minister's own words, not mine. Normizen has
been screaming in the Brookings Institution of the mainstream media.
There's a piece we can put on screen quote Investigative
journalism is essential for ukraine reconstruction and anti corruption. They
have used the weaponization of journalism through USAID and all
of these foreign countries not to expose or docks autocratic leaders,
but to defend themselves and be the praetorian guard for
the corrupt activities that they've been engaging in. Because you
know why, Steve Usaid wants to be funding the journalists
on the ground in Ukraine because they want the concept
of controlled opposition. They don't want the audits, they don't
want actual reporters who are going to be digging in
to the what I guess it's now just seventy seven billion,
but what was nearly two hundred billion dollars in AID.
They want to be controlling the journalists, controlling the messaging,
and USAID has been the platform through which they've done that,
just like they tried to control President Trump with the
first impeachment. But now they know Ukraine audits are probably coming,
that gravy train's ending. So they are in full blown
meltdown and panic because they know that they're.
Speaker 3: Not going to be able to control the narrative.
Speaker 1: Oh, they don't want the audits. That sounds That sounds
really familiar, doesn't it. Yeah, it's this. They cannot control
the narrative anymore, you guys, Like everybody's panicking all over
the plant.
Speaker 3: That's why.
Speaker 2: That's why, Because it's just because they can't, and that
is why that's the reason for the panic.
Speaker 1: And everything's happening so quickly. They're just freaking out. They're
so used to like they're used to just having complete
control and they've lost it, like it's it's gone. And
that's why you see all these people standing on podiums,
and the Chuck Schumer's and all these yahoos and the
Elizabeth Warrens. They are losing their minds because they no
longer have control. And now we're like, we're going to
go ahead, and we're going to appeel, We're going to
look behind the curtain and we're going to see all
the nasty crap that you've been doing to the American
people like on their backs. They can't they're losing their minds,
and I'm there for it.
Speaker 2: And now and then we've got some of the biggest
media players ever, like the Joe Rogan's of the world. Also,
on top of the fact that they can't control the message,
he's also piling on and exposing the gaslighting like he
did with you, Bernie, these.
Speaker 23: Left wing people. Suddenly Bernie Sanders making a post about
how Donald Trump is trying to silence independent media was
the wildest fucking gas lighting I think I've ever seen
from a politician. Independent media. You need fucking CBS. You
need CBS that edited that Kamala Harris interview to make
it look like she had a really good point.
Speaker 24: And then I don't know if you caught Alex Soros
reposting this claim that basically you have an unelected cabal
wheelding power.
Speaker 6: I mean, this is it's you. That's you, Alex, it's
your dad.
Speaker 23: This is crazy, It's.
Speaker 24: It's a very very strange HISTORICI yeah.
Speaker 23: Also, it's like you haven't addressed any of the exposed corruption.
All you're talking about is the horrors of dismantling this
amazing organization. What about all this ship that they've uncovered.
There's not You're not there's not even a counter argument, like, no,
we need to fund gender fluid dance in fucking Turkey.
Speaker 1: What are you talking about?
Speaker 23: We need two hundred million dollars for Starbucks cured cups?
Speaker 1: What I know? It's just crazy. Now, he was a
Bernie bro once upon a time. He backed Bernie. You guys,
that guy. We everybody needs to remember that. But see
the difference between Rogan and a lot of other liberals.
Is it Rogan he will see the truth and then
he internalizes it and he's like I'm gonna shift course,
you know, I'm going to I see it for what
it is, and I'm gonna go ahead and I'm going
to change my mind about some things, whereas other liberals
are like, hmm, I can't, I can't do that. I'm
just gonna dig my heels in and I'm going to
double triple and quadruple down, and I'm going to continue
to just pretend that I can't see the actual truth
like he saw it, and then he's he says it
out loud, so yeah.
Speaker 2: To millions and millions and millions of people, right right.
That's what's got the Democrats all into dizzy because Jake Tapper,
he can talk to his whatever is thirty five thousand
people or whatever, but.
Speaker 3: He doesn't even come close. None of them do.
Speaker 2: None of the legacy media comes close to what alternative
media is reaching. And it's amazing, It's absolutely amazing.
Speaker 1: It is.
Speaker 2: Nancy Mace, representative from right here in my county in
South Carolina, also talked about funding for incredibly ridiculous animal
experimentation all in the name of gender ideology. This was disgusting,
and she had an expert from like White Coat Exposure.
I can't remember the name of the organization which looks
into federal funding that hurts animals for literally no reason.
So he was there to testify in this hearing. So
I'll just let both of those clips run together. This
is the clip about trans mice.
Speaker 25: White Coat Waste Project exposed more than ten million dollars
in taxpayer funds that were spent creating transgender mice, rats,
and monkeys. These DEI grants funded painful and deadly transgender
experiments that forced lab animals to undergo invasive surgeries and
hormone therapies at universities across the country. For example, the
Biden Harris administration spent two point five million tax payer
dollars two point five million tax payer dollars to study
the fertility of transgender mice.
Speaker 1: My god, let that's again.
Speaker 25: We spent over two million dollars sending the fertility of
transgender mice. One point one million dollars was spent to
find out if female rats receiving testosterone therapies to mimic
transgender men were more likely to overdose on a party
drug commonly used in the LGBTQ community to induce drug
fueled what's called quote chem sex. I asked my staff
what was chem sex? And the chemical and I guess
it's something called GHB, which is a date rate drug
and also a drug that's used recreationally. So we spent
over a million dollars to find out if female rats
receiving testosterone therapy.
Speaker 3: Were more likely to overdose on a date rate drug.
Speaker 25: Like that's what your taxpayer dollars were being spent on.
Federal funds were also identified at least ten million in
NIH grants for transgender animal experiments. You state that ninety
five percent of the funding came from doctor Fauci's NIAID.
Why is the federal government spending taxpayer dollars to create
transgender animals?
Speaker 3: A great question your microphone, Thank you.
Speaker 26: It's a great question. I mean, I wonder why they're
making cats constipate it. Also, it's a question that I've
brings around in my head at night when I'm going
to bed. Why we're funding these things.
Speaker 3: A lot of the.
Speaker 26: Programs that are funded do latch on to some type
of social trend, and then animal experimenters use it as
a money grab as an excuse to get an IH
tax funds from some you know. In this case, DEI
grants were used to fund a lot of this stuff,
So people who abuse animals find some kind of excuse
to bring in new money, and they'll switch their research
program over to something that's trendy to bring tax dollars
into their university. I mean, that's part of the big
problem here is that colleges and universities are taking twenty
five to forty percent off the top of every single
one of these grants for indirect costs that go into
a slush fund that.
Speaker 3: Has nothing to do with the research.
Speaker 26: So they're willing to let experimenters do whatever they want
to animals to keep the money flowing it.
Speaker 6: Thank god.
Speaker 1: It's just outrageous. Meanwhile, we have people in North Carolina
that are still living intents, people in Maui who are
still homeless. They are veterans that are homeless. We have
homeless children in this country, American homeless children. And it's outrageous,
completely outrageous. Can I point of personal privilege? There is
a person in our comments named Jake. Yeah, who needs
to go.
Speaker 25: Jake.
Speaker 1: Do you guys see Jake? He's this guy. I got
to tell you, Jake, I would love for you to
come to my house and ask me what you're asking.
Speaker 3: What they say I can't find him.
Speaker 1: He's asking us to show us his show us he want.
He's like, show us, show me your kids, is what
he's saying.
Speaker 3: Are you serious?
Speaker 2: All I see is him saying is it the same
guy that's saying goodbye Mexicans?
Speaker 1: Oh my god, he has been saying. He said it
like fifty times. I would love for you to come
to my house and ask that of me to my face,
and we'll see how that works out for you. Serious,
you're such a keep imagine a crap. Yeah, I'm a
woman that that works on. It's absolutely here. He thinks
he's being he thinks he's being like funny or like,
I don't even know what you think you're being. But
how dare you? You piece of crap? You would never
say that to a woman's face. You're a coward, I
dare you? Yeah?
Speaker 2: Anyway, Okay, so moving on because that's horrible. I don't
want to talk about animals being abused that way. Yeah,
there is, and I think we alluded to this yesterday.
There's a great man on the street interview people who
don't who are opposed to Trump. They don't like the
Orange Man. So they're being asked about this pause in funding,
and they at first they're like, yeah.
Speaker 3: This is wrong, this is so wrong.
Speaker 2: But then they're told about actually some of the funding
and like what it's going towards, and you see some
of them coming to their senses. Now there's a woman
at the end who absolutely does not, and she is batshit,
But some of them, at least when you give them specifics,
they seem to come around.
Speaker 3: Check it out.
Speaker 27: President Trump recently paused a lot of aspects of our
foreign aid. What do you think about this? Do you
think it's a good idea, bad idea, terrible idea.
Speaker 6: Oh no, that's not a good idea, pretty awful idea.
Speaker 28: It's selfish, it's kind of bad.
Speaker 3: I think it's reckless.
Speaker 27: Do you think it's important that we spend money on
some of the things we are, like, for example, twenty
million dollars going towards a Pakistani version of Sesame Street.
Do you think that's a good use of our foreign
aid and taxpayer dollars?
Speaker 20: Well?
Speaker 29: So, I think they just need to like revaluating some
of the things.
Speaker 27: Yeah, and that what Trump's doing by putting the pause
on it's basically it good investment of our taxpayer money.
Speaker 6: Probably not. No, do you think it's a good users? No,
you don't. It's stupid.
Speaker 27: Trump is the one putting an end to that.
Speaker 6: I am aware of that.
Speaker 12: I'm aware of that.
Speaker 1: Maybe that's good.
Speaker 28: It's actually making us less safe.
Speaker 6: A little bit of a pause to figure out what's
in the budget.
Speaker 19: Isn't that outrageous?
Speaker 28: We may have to start a draft.
Speaker 27: What about, for example, the seventy five thousand dollars going
towards a Dei musical in Ireland.
Speaker 28: I've got seventy five thousand dollars in my checking account, lady.
Speaker 3: That's not Oh my gosh, how money he's going there.
Speaker 6: That's kind of cool, honestly, have you seen it?
Speaker 27: But a lot of seventy five k's add up to billions?
Speaker 6: Okay?
Speaker 27: What about twenty million dollars going this peak standing version
of Sesame Street. It's quite a lot of money.
Speaker 19: So Pakistan is bad?
Speaker 27: Now do you think that helps our national security?
Speaker 12: I believe you, first of all.
Speaker 28: Second of all, it does help our national security.
Speaker 13: Could you hold it up?
Speaker 1: Doge?
Speaker 28: Of course, President Musk needs to be impeached to me,
and what authorization does he have to shut down agencies?
Speaker 27: Everyone knew Musk and Trump were partners in the American people,
and the American people so voted for Trump.
Speaker 28: Her country has been acquired by ex Corps.
Speaker 3: I hope you're happy.
Speaker 1: I'm delighted by Psycho. I'm completely She has seventy five
thousand dollars in her bank account, you guys like, and.
Speaker 3: Just her checking account.
Speaker 1: Yeah so I don't so what's the big deal if
the government wastes money? Can't you see the correlation?
Speaker 3: Can't you see? God? What a psycho she embodies. What's
the new word for Margaret? She is the new Margaret.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we really don't care Margaret.
Speaker 2: There are a lot of great parody accounts out there
who are who are talking about USAID and pretending to
be employees who have been fired from USAID, And here
is a great one.
Speaker 30: I was just laid on off from USAID. It's been
a rough day. For the past three years, I've been
working with carrier pigeons in Madagascar to recognize the difference
between the name brand Doritos and the generic like gray
Value brand. I've spent over seventy two million dollars on
this project, and I was literally on the verge of
a breakthrough and the funding has been cut. I know
I'm going to get through this, but I would ask
that you would send prayers and thoughts and you know,
can also ben Momi if you feel the need, and
also just respect my privacy at this time.
Speaker 3: It's it's been tough.
Speaker 1: Yeah, she should be. She should start a gofund me. Yeah,
respect her privacy, but do it like you do, Megan Markle, Right,
you know, and call it privacy, right, call it privacy
and don't really respect it at all. Give her a
lot of attention.
Speaker 2: But I mean, like she went to the craziest possible links.
But there, but that's what we're spending money on, just
as crazy shit, Like the stuff that we're actually spending
money on sounds just as crazy.
Speaker 3: We probably actually did that, yeah, I mean that's the thing.
Speaker 2: Yes, yes that was parody, but right, but the fact
that it's so close.
Speaker 3: To what is actually happening is crazy.
Speaker 1: We're spending money on trans mice, you guys.
Speaker 2: It's like people, people are all up in the comments
going that was a joke, that was pair I know
that's what we said before we even played it.
Speaker 3: I don't know how many times we can say that
it was a joke, but it wasn't really.
Speaker 1: Okay, we're spending money on trans mice she guys, I
mean just absorbed that.
Speaker 3: Take it, okay, I mean for crying out loud. I
gave all the disclaimers.
Speaker 1: Yeah, what are you going to do is look at
and this is the thing, you know, like ram Paul
is shaking his head going, I've been telling you guys
for years with festival, I've been telling you what do
you think it is? The whole bunch of crap from
the top of my lungs.
Speaker 2: Yep, all right, we now know that they for the
next White House Correspondence dinner, the comedian that they're going
to use to roast President Trump and everybody that Democrats hate.
Speaker 3: Is Amber Ruffin. I think she's an SNL person.
Speaker 2: I barely recognized her when I saw a clip from her.
She seemed vaguely familiar but also deeply unfunny. But this
is who they have chosen. And so Caroline Lovett was
asked in her presser yesterday if President Trump plans to attend,
and here is what she said, And.
Speaker 31: The WHCA announced that comedian Amber Ruffin, who is called
the President a toddler with his pants pulled down will
be the entertainment for this year's correspondence diinner? Does the
White House have reaction to this choice? And will the
President be attending the dinner of this year? Certainly an
interesting choice. I have the President's invitation on my desk.
I have the invitation for myself on my desk as well.
Haven't talked to the President about it. When he makes
his decision, I will let you all know, but definitely.
Speaker 3: An interesting choice.
Speaker 21: At the Comedian, I'll talk to the boss about it
and see what we decided.
Speaker 1: Saturday Night Live is turning fifty. I think this month?
Speaker 3: Is that right?
Speaker 1: Yeah, fifty years old? You guys believe that fifty? It
makes me feel old. But also you got to look
at where they started and where they are now, and
how completely unfunny and crappy that show is now. It's like,
I don't watch it at all. I couldn't tell you
one cast member that's on it. Not one.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I have no idea.
Speaker 1: Yeah I don't either, And I mean I think the
last time I watched it like consecutively was probably in
the early two thousands. Maybe I don't know, is that
one like Will Ferrell was on it? And step I
don't know.
Speaker 2: I haven't watched literally since it was Dane Curtin and
Gilda Radner, right, I mean that's when it was good.
Speaker 1: I love Gilda Radnert I know, I know, like I
just this is the thing is that it used to
be funny and then now.
Speaker 3: It's not funny.
Speaker 2: So Amber Ruffin, Jake Tapper had her on his show
and he was asking her, you know, like, what's her plan?
Speaker 3: Does she want Trump to be there?
Speaker 2: And she's just you can tell from this very brief
cut from this interview that she's just a detestable person
and not funny.
Speaker 3: Here here's a little bit of the interview fiber.
Speaker 2: Donald Trump never went to it during his first term
in office.
Speaker 6: Do you want him to be there this year?
Speaker 31: No?
Speaker 32: Don't.
Speaker 28: Nobody want to know, no one, No one wants that.
I mean, sure, it's something to do. Look, I don't
I can't imagine he would. I can't imagine he would.
He should. He's missing out on one of the cool
things about being the president of the United States. I
don't know that anyone's looking forward to being in the
same room as him.
Speaker 6: Is better.
Speaker 28: They also said that you have to make fun of everybody.
You can't just make fun of the people you disagree with.
You have to spread it out evenly. And I'm not
gonna do that.
Speaker 1: Oh my gosh.
Speaker 28: Maybe I'll do it a little bit. Probably not.
Speaker 1: Oh, then he should totally go.
Speaker 3: I mean, why would he go?
Speaker 1: Oh my god, Yeah, she's a clown. Oh my god,
these people she seems awful.
Speaker 2: And that's another play that's just like a giant echo
chamber circle jerk. You know, that whole affair is just
so filled with the elitist people who have still no
idea why they lost no idea.
Speaker 1: And the last one of those that I remember is
the one that we made fun of that actually Jet
went to and I wore the Giant Flower take over.
Do you remember? We got to dig that up. We
have to dig that up and play that sometime like
in the near future, just to reminis, because it just
these people are insufferable and she doesn't get it. It's like, oh,
I'm supposed to make fun of everybody, but I'm not
gonna do that. I'm just gonna make better Donald Trump
because I have learned nothing, nothing.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so I don't I don't think he should attend.
Speaker 1: I don't.
Speaker 3: It just seems like a huge waste of time totally.
Speaker 2: Let all let all the losers be at their little
party together, and we'll make fun of them after.
Speaker 1: They can pack themselves on the back and give them awards,
they themselves awards, you know, like jerks whatever.
Speaker 2: A lot of people are calling Lindy Lee a huge
grifter because she was a major Democrat fundraiser, I mean
all the way up through Kamala's you know, presidential run,
and then towards the end realized Democrats suck. And so
now she's gone. She's going on all of these different
talk shows and talking about out how bad things were
when Biden was still in the presidency, how corrupt a
lot of the process was. Now she's talking about it
and of course making money off of it. So people
don't know whether to trust her or not, but she
is providing some very interesting intel about what it was
like in the White House after Biden screwed up colossally
in that debate that he had with Trump. That's when
everything started shifting when people when Felosi moved to kick
him out. But here is who was actually involved and
in charge. This should scare everybody.
Speaker 33: The hunter basically commandeer the White House. He sat in
on all the White House top level meetings. He had
a former cocaine addict bigging in on the most sensitive
meetings of the most consequential and important government in world history.
Does that sit right with you?
Speaker 31: No?
Speaker 33: Without security clearance, mind you, no security clearance. That's who
was basically running the show. So Hunter basically battened down
the hatches after the debate to make sure that his
father would only receive intel that he preapproved.
Speaker 1: And they're worried about Elon. Wow, right, they're worried about
Elon Musk like doing an audit and Hunter was running
the country, dude, that I mean that did unspeakable things
on film. Comes in is like doing lines of coke
and like running the country. It's fine, It's everything was fine,
you guys. It was totally fine.
Speaker 3: He loves the son, he loves He's a good dad.
Speaker 1: He's a good dad.
Speaker 3: He's the smartest person Joe Biden.
Speaker 1: He is. And Joe Biden's a great dad. He's a
really great grandfather, except for that one grand kad he
doesn't recognize, but otherwise she's a great Grandfather's just he's
a great grandfather too. Wow yikes, big yikes.
Speaker 3: And then of course we all know what happened. Pelosi
made the moves.
Speaker 2: She made sure that Joe Biden was out and that
Kamala was in, and people are still asking her questions
about it, even though Andrea Mitchell is on her way
out of MSNBC.
Speaker 3: She had Nancy Pelosi on and asked her a couple things.
Speaker 2: First of all, whether she's talked to Biden, whether she
because Biden is still out there saying I could have won,
I could have won. And so I'll just let both
of these clips run together, because Nancy still has not
had contact with Joe Biden.
Speaker 20: The first lady Joe Biden has spoken out saying she
was disappointed in you.
Speaker 5: Is there any way to patch that up?
Speaker 24: Have you spoken to them?
Speaker 34: No, I have it.
Speaker 35: But the fact is that we're all on a mission
for the American people, for the American people, for America's
working families. My whole passion about being in politics is.
Speaker 1: For the children.
Speaker 3: So what is it that we're doing for the children?
Speaker 35: I think that it had been important for the children
to not have Donald Trump be president of the United States,
and that is I would take every step necessary to
make sure that didn't happened. But it did, and now
we have to deal with it. And in about six
or seven months, you're going to see such a change.
By the time we start our campaigns in this fall
for next fall, you're going to see a very different
picture about the Democrats Visa Vie Donald Trump.
Speaker 20: Biden has said that he thinks he could have won
if he hadn't been pressured to step down.
Speaker 35: Do you agree, Well, all I know is that we
won a seat in the House.
Speaker 1: We did not lose any seats.
Speaker 35: You know, people were like, well the Democrats saw us, No,
we did not. I think it would have been quite
different with President of Biden at the top of the two.
Speaker 1: I feel like I'm watching a Boneva commercial. I'm serious,
Like they're just they're also you know what I mean,
My god. Anyways, she's worried about the children, Like, seriously, Nancy,
you're worried about what about the children that have been
killed by illegals? Were you worried about them?
Speaker 3: Again?
Speaker 36: Are you?
Speaker 1: Are you worried about all the kids that I don't
know are homeless? Are you worried about all of the
kids that are living in tentson North Carolina. You worried
about exactly the three hundred plus thousand kids that were trafficked,
And I don't remember ever hearing her worried about those kids.
There's a lot of kids out there that are hurting
by this economy, the one that the Democrats put forth.
I mean, it's like, shut up about the kids. You
don't care about the kids. What about the kids that
are unborn because of abortion that you support and you're Catholic.
Give me a break the kids.
Speaker 2: There's not going to be any making up between Nancy
Pelosi and Joe Biden.
Speaker 3: That relationship is done.
Speaker 23: Jill.
Speaker 1: It's like daggers, you know. Jill is even worse. Like
Joe forgets, you know, because he doesn't know where he is.
He probably has like moments where he's like, oh I
love Nancy still, right, Oh I don't because Jill like, no,
you don't love her.
Speaker 3: You definitely don't.
Speaker 1: The Jill beggar yeah mm hmm.
Speaker 2: Remember yesterday when we showed the clip of Al Green
once again bringing impeachment up in the House, like, yeah, yeah, well,
it was really about the dastardly deeds.
Speaker 1: The dastardly deeds that's why he wants to Donald Trump.
Speaker 2: So he was on c SPAN, I guess, to talk
about how important it is to get people on the
impeachment train. And then a caller called in from Savannah,
Georgia and let him have it, and this was kind
of fun to watch.
Speaker 32: It's because he's unfit to be president. Unfit and when
these impeachment signs start going up around the country. When
people see these signs, I assure you, the pressure pressure
is going to be on Congress to do something gets
to calls because the lines have lit up.
Speaker 19: Richard and Savannah, Georgia Republican first, Richard, thank you.
Speaker 34: I watched you yesterday with the Democrat Party out protesting
everything that Elon Musk is trying to do for the
American people. The USA D is the one of money
laundry scheme. All y'all have is impeachment and race and gender,
et cetera. And you actually do nothing for the people
of America today. I think the Democrats should sit back
and let Americas see what it's like to reduce the
people in government, the wasteful spending, and all y'all can
do is to just complain and be negative.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he's He's like, I don't understand what you're saying
right now.
Speaker 3: I don't.
Speaker 1: I've had that face that whole time, was like, I don't.
I've never no one's ever told me that before. I
don't understand. Yeah, they're not used to this. They're not
used to control, not having control.
Speaker 3: Yeah, they are not used to it. This is a
whole new ballgame right now, and it is awesome. All Right,
we're gonna talk.
Speaker 2: About race for just a little bit because we've got
several clips related to it, and one of them I've
just had kind of on the back burner forever and
didn't have a really good time to play it.
Speaker 3: But I thought, you know what, today's the day.
Speaker 2: If you saw the headline of today's show, you would
notice that I had typed WWBWD. And now you're gonna
find out what that stands for.
Speaker 37: I've decided my mantra for now on is this ww BWD.
What would black women do? I read about them, I
study their history. I follow many of you on TikTok,
and they just do life with excellence. They do life
with empathy, with passion, with heart, with soul. I want
to emulate that. I admire them so much, and whenever
I'm faced with any problem, whether it's personal, financial relationships,
my heart, my soul, my mind, I just have to ask,
what would black women do? Because when they organize, they
change the world.
Speaker 3: That is psychotic. What is she doing?
Speaker 2: Some black women are great at all of those things,
and some are not. Because individuals, people have certain great
traits and some not so great traits.
Speaker 1: Why is this such a hard concept? Some are lefties, right,
Some white women aren't. Some white women aren't, Some Asian
women aren't. Some Asian women aren't. Some Latino. Yeah, it's
because she's pandering, That's what she's doing.
Speaker 3: She was like the most pandury.
Speaker 1: She's very very pandery. Just enough.
Speaker 2: And when white women like in foke black women in
any way, it's so cringe.
Speaker 1: It is very very cringe, Like just stop it, lady.
Speaker 2: And Brandon Struck, our friend Brandon Struck, did a man
on the street interview at like the latest protests, the
Elon protests and all of whatever protests they were happening,
that were happening. Brandon went and found specifically a couple
of women who were holding up signs saying trust black women.
Speaker 3: And these were white women.
Speaker 2: So again it's super cringey, and when they get faced
with specific questions, they get freaked out.
Speaker 6: What does this site mean to you?
Speaker 38: You know, black women are probably the least respected in America.
Their voices aren't heard, their issues aren't paid attention to.
Many white women look beyond their own personal interests and
they leave black women out of the conversation. And I
think America needs to change about that.
Speaker 6: What are we not trusting them to do right now?
Speaker 38: How to care for our country, how to care for
each other, how to stand up and fight for things
that aren't right.
Speaker 6: Millions of black women voted for Trump. Should we trust them?
Speaker 28: I don't, and.
Speaker 38: I don't think that's true.
Speaker 6: Millions of.
Speaker 19: Way too many, it is.
Speaker 6: Should we trust them?
Speaker 38: I don't know.
Speaker 6: Maybe not trust black women.
Speaker 38: That's not true.
Speaker 6: I do trust black women who vote for Kamala Harris.
Speaker 38: I think.
Speaker 19: He wants to know if I trust the black I
know they voted against their own interests. So it's really
hard to put the idea of trust together with someone
who is continuing to vote against themselves, right.
Speaker 6: So it sounds like they don't have very good judgment.
Speaker 19: Yeah, yeah, I'm not sure that it's it's not coming
good judgment. I don't think they necessarily connect the dots.
Speaker 1: Hm, right, you know, yeah, that's what it is. You
know what she should do is she should white woman
explain them. That's what she should do. Sure, absolutely. And
then what you know what else she should do is
she should get in a car and then turn her
phone on and videotape herself of her white explaining those
black women on how to vote, because that would be helpful,
you know, because that'll go over well, right, she should
do that.
Speaker 3: What a nonsense sign, you know what I mean. It's
like the same as believe all women.
Speaker 2: No, because some women you shouldn't believe, right, You shouldn't
trust all women.
Speaker 3: You should trust the ones that are trustworthy.
Speaker 1: Some of them suck exactly.
Speaker 3: And here's perfect example.
Speaker 2: I honestly, she is a black woman who totally sucks. Yeah,
And she was interrogating Governor Kim run of Iowa, I guess,
and I don't have the full context of this, but
this little clip is enough to convince me that Aana
Presley is a racist.
Speaker 3: Beat.
Speaker 2: So she's interrogating Kim Reynolds about the percentage of black
people in her state, and basically saying it's not enough.
Speaker 3: I guess I don't know. Here's the weird exchange.
Speaker 6: Governor Reynolds.
Speaker 39: Let's learn more about the state. Do you know what
percentage of Iowans are white and what percentage are black?
Speaker 4: I don't know.
Speaker 17: The exact percentage is now, we're by far larger percentage
of white population.
Speaker 6: That's correct.
Speaker 39: Iowa is ninety eight percent white and only four and
a half percent black. So that is drastically different from
the national population. So when Republicans suggest Iowa should be
a national model, they're advocating for a government that doesn't
reflect our country.
Speaker 2: Maybe they're suggesting it's a model for some specific thing,
you know what I mean, Like that has nothing to
do with race, you psycho, Like, maybe it's a model
for policy and not for that's working, That's exactly.
Speaker 1: And not for color. Not everybody sees everything in melanin.
Sorry that you do, but not. How do I know?
Speaker 14: Right?
Speaker 3: It just seems so exhausting mm hmm.
Speaker 2: Lord, And I don't know when this next clip is from.
This could be years old for all I know. But
because Ayana Presley tries to again play the race card
and Clay Higgins goes after her in the best way possible.
I thought this was an appropriate time to play it,
to finish out this segment.
Speaker 3: Please enjoy. Congressman just ended the race debate in a
few seconds.
Speaker 39: Please keep doctor Brumph the King Junior's name out of
your mouths when he was a proud and unapologetic black
man fighting for equality for Black Americans and all marginalized people.
Speaker 24: I appreciate my Democrat colleague, for example, exactly the kind
of oppression of freedoms that we're represent.
Speaker 3: How about will quote whoever we want to quote?
Speaker 6: How about that's my first amendment? Right now?
Speaker 14: Dare a white Republican quote Martin Luther King.
Speaker 12: We actually had.
Speaker 6: A congressman say that just now in this committee. And
thank you, good lady.
Speaker 26: For once again exemplifying the type of oppression that we
stand the gates.
Speaker 34: We will continue to speak freely because I'm a veteran.
Speaker 6: That's the country that I served.
Speaker 5: That's a constitution, US war in allegiance to that oath
has no expiration.
Speaker 1: Dake, get her, that's right, get her, Yeah, that's right,
that's right. Yeah. And you know what I think M. L.
Coginia would would he would agree with him. M hmm,
that's what I think. That was his whole point. Yes,
he didn't want us to see color. He wanted us
to base everything on merit. And these people have content
of character.
Speaker 3: Yeah, they have taken what.
Speaker 1: He said and they have bastardized it. You know what
I mean? Why do they do that?
Speaker 3: And then keep his name out of your shut up?
I will say whose ever name I want? We're in
my mouth and out of it.
Speaker 1: We're going to get the raccoon sign is what we're
going to do. We're gonna get it. We're about to
get it right now, She's got it here it is.
Speaker 3: Don't freaking tell me what to do.
Speaker 1: Don't tell us what to do. Don't do it.
Speaker 3: You don't take kindly ordered around and trying what to say.
All right.
Speaker 2: Last thing before we get to talks is an interesting
clip from Ben Shapiro. He was I guess he was
answering viewer questions the other day, and there's a tizzy.
Speaker 3: There's like a rift between Ben Shapiro.
Speaker 2: And Tucker Carlson right now, tuckerly, Yeah, on things related
to Israel.
Speaker 3: He's done very Candice owen Zie.
Speaker 1: You know what I mean.
Speaker 3: Yeah, why does he have to do that. I don't know.
And like Tucker and Ben used to be on each other,
you know what I mean.
Speaker 1: Like they were like really good friends.
Speaker 2: Yeah, And so now I guess Tucker's like he's mischaracterizing
Ben Shapiro's stance in many ways, and I guess he
did it recently enough where the viewer question was asking Ben,
how do you respond to Tucker's latest attack on you? Essentially,
and here is what Ben said.
Speaker 36: Response about Tucker Carlson mentioning you in Peters Morgan's interview.
I mean, I think that Tucker has been deliberately mischaracterizing
my views for some time. That's That's what I'll say
about that. The notion that I quote unquote am chest
beating over civilian death is precisely the opposite of what
I said in the clip where he's talking about presumably
meet cheering and celebrating the IDs action. I explicitly in
that clip say the thing that makes the action praiseworthy
is that if terrorist hits, you kill the terrorist and
the end. Israel has attempted to minimize civilian casual casualties
to the extent that they have the single best terrorists
to civilian kill ratio in the history of urban warfare,
which is like precisely the opposite of the view that
Tucker's attributing to me, which again, it seems that there's
something a little malicious about the way that he continues,
I mean, for like a year now, to attribute views
to me that I do. On hold, I've repeatedly asked
Tucker to have this discussion publicly, like repeatedly and publicly.
I've asked him for that. I've asked him to do
that privately. He obviously doesn't want to do that, you know,
that's that's his choice.
Speaker 24: Obviously.
Speaker 3: I wish they would just do that.
Speaker 1: It sucks that he doesn't. I wish they would just
do that. That's disappointing because I feel like he's willing
to have conversations with a lot of people, and they've
had conversations in the past. Why won't they just have
that conversation. That kind of sucks, you know, because it's
not cool to just be out there going, well, this
is what he said, and this is what he said.
If when their friends just sit down and have a conversation.
Ben looks like he had my cold.
Speaker 3: He looks a little tired, in that close.
Speaker 2: But he also looks like a lot more mess I guess,
and I've seen him in a while.
Speaker 1: It's been working out, yeah, uh huh.
Speaker 2: And then speaking of folks from the Daily Wire, a
great new ad from Jeremy's Razors. So, Jeremy Boring, who
of course is big wig up at Daily Wire.
Speaker 3: You remember the two the first two Jeremy's Razors commercials
that they did.
Speaker 2: They were amazing, they were good, and I had no
idea that they each cost a million dollars to make
a million.
Speaker 1: Dollars of advertising money. Yeah.
Speaker 2: So now they are embracing AI for their commercial. They
have a brand new one, and he said on this
latest one they spent forty seven dollars. Because AI is here,
he says, it presents many new challenges, it presents many
new opportunities too. This commercial could not have been made
without it, or at least no one in their right
mind would have tried to make it without. So he
says that Jeremy's Razors, and across all of our Daily
Wire ventures, our goal is to build the most successful
company we can to fight the left and build the future,
not to fight the future itself. Fighting the future as
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It will not replace humans, but it will replace humans
who don't embrace AI, which I thought was super interesting.
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Through seas, mountains and deepest catacombs, he found the blade
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will in the most emphatic way that isn't legally binding.
Speaker 1: This will be as manly as Steve.
Speaker 29: Jeremy's razors carve out your legacy.
Speaker 1: It's taking a bear.
Speaker 3: I mean, listen, AI in the face.
Speaker 1: It's really great.
Speaker 30: You can't.
Speaker 1: It's hard to do the kicking the bear in the
face thing just with regular people. So I can see
why the Afai thing is helpful. However, when he says
that AI is probably not going to replace people, I
disagree with that. It's totally going to It did replace
people in the making of this of that it did,
it replaced people. Think about it Like, I have a
cousin who's a creative director at an ad agency. I
want to send this him and just be like, what
do you How do you feel about this? Yeah, I'd
be so curious to see because if they spend a
million dollars on an AD, that million dollars goes to
a lot of people that are doing a lot of
different things in the creation of that ad. It absolutely
is replacing people. You guys, it's replacing people.
Speaker 2: And a lot of job It's replacing a lot of jobs.
Speaker 1: You cannot deny that it's happening. No, forty seven dollars,
forty seven dollars to do that, can you imagine?
Speaker 3: I mean, that's that's incredible.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we have some.
Speaker 3: Venmos from yesterday that we need to get to.
Speaker 2: Colleen Wilson said, we all have a girl crush on missus,
sweet Caroline. Here's to your Valentine's and to Caroline and
to all the winning to come.
Speaker 3: Also to Mox's knees. Get it together, knees.
Speaker 1: Right knees. Every morning, I'm always one every morning I'm like,
how's your knee? How's your knee?
Speaker 3: It's not great, it's not great, But we're still hopeful.
Maybe the court is them will kick in.
Speaker 2: I don't know, so okay, So that was from Colleen
and then we also have one I think it's from
our ballpit crew over on Rumble this. I said, like
all the letters the other day, but it's actually Captain Hydro.
I would never have known that, but Captain Hydro said,
go chicks, tell the idiots by the way, it is
Captain Hydro because I was like, thy.
Speaker 3: Dro because I didn't get it. Thank you, Captain Hydro.
Speaker 2: And I think there was another one on Venmo that
was from Kathy Proctor who said, I love this awesome community.
I needed prayers and y'all showed up and out much
chick love.
Speaker 1: We are then it is the best community. We have
the absolute best community, hands down. It's the thing we're
most proud of. And we're just we're the best. We're
the best. You will find no better community anywhere, you
will not.
Speaker 2: Over on Locals, Tricia og said, heading down to High
Point University for my last parents weekend, conservative values reign
at this God, family and country University. My daughter Grace
graduates in May and wants to serve as a police
officer slash ice agent. Upon graduation four years went so quickly.
Pray that God keeps her safe as she begins her
new chapter of life.
Speaker 1: We looked at high Point.
Speaker 3: I would have loved for Jackson joking.
Speaker 1: There they have engineering, I gotta love. I gotta see
if they have engineering and swimming. If they have engineering
and swimming, we will look at it.
Speaker 3: Is it is a d one school, which is why
it didn't work for Jacks.
Speaker 1: But she's looking at d Ones. She's totally d Ones.
It's in North Carolina. It is, okay, Well, we'll check
that out. I'll have to see if that's on our list.
I have no idea If it is.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I don't know about their other programs, but it's
a phenomenal culture school like it does and it's beautiful.
Speaker 1: We're trying to look at the ones that are more
Christian and stuff too, you know, and it's hard to
find ones that are engineering that are like that. Engineering
and swimming.
Speaker 2: Definitely look at that because that's it's a great one.
Audrey Kraus five says SNL was only funny when they
had my Roudolph playing Kamala, Jim Gaffigan as Tim Walls,
and Dana Carvey as Biden. It was spot on Happy
Friday Chicks and.
Speaker 1: Now you okay, fair Lane Art. I was in my
car drinking coffee when Daisy said it's near Mount Everest.
I spit coffee all over my dash. Great show, jerks,
I think that was yesterday. I think that was you.
Speaker 3: Yeah, well we did it. We did a clip about
somebody somebody like.
Speaker 2: Who who was it that did the clip that was
saying somebody called oh, it was Anna Paulina Luna and
she was like, I'm getting constituents calling me bitching about
this idea of having President Trump.
Speaker 3: On Mount Everest.
Speaker 1: We were like, not in Nepal, Okay, yeah, exactly, Laura
Kate Baker, Daisy, I think Trump is just trying to
get people to think outside the box in the Mid East.
Trump wants to be a peacemaker. I agree with that.
Speaker 38: I do.
Speaker 1: I do. It's just that I wouldn't put it past
him to try to build like a casino there. I
wouldn't because why not our strip mall or a or
a strip joint. I wouldn't. I would have put a
past that because you know, why not. But I'm never
going to go there. I'm never going to go and
I don't know. I don't know anybody in my personal
vicinity that's going to go there because that place is
a hot mess. Yeah, Lady Shenandoah in Maryland, is it Maryland?
County Council Member is MD Maryland? I think it is.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it is, But I don't know. That's what I
don't know.
Speaker 1: County council Member term limited out, So his buddies created
a new job just for him at two hundred and
fifty thousand dollars. This job was already being done by
other people. They just want to protect their own It
was squashed. I believe it. Oh, this is the thing.
They just want to do nothing and make money. Not everybody,
because we know we get emails people who are like
I work in the federal government and I do things.
I get it. But I'd say seventy five percent of
people out there that are working in the federal government.
Speaker 3: What is it that you do here?
Speaker 1: Bo Mama, Ate, Rachel Madcow. Why do these people call
themselves journalists? Every question? I don't know. I wouldn't want
to call myself a journalist. That would be embarrassing. Lee
Kaiser for all the USA defunded journalists and those civil spoons, servants,
eat it go, learn to code. Yes, heario twenty three
amazing shirt collar, Daisy, your pants match, everyone has an
excellent weekend.
Speaker 3: Plants match?
Speaker 1: Well, I have blue jeans.
Speaker 3: Oh okay, yeah, I mean it's something sweet.
Speaker 1: He thinks we match. I have my daughter's high school
I have a high school shirt on today because she's
in regionals this weekend. You guys also point of personal privilege.
It's my daughter's fifteenth birthday weekend, so.
Speaker 3: Everybody is this.
Speaker 1: I know, I just I'm gonna I'm getting a little
of a clamped. It's going to be a weekend, but
she is. She's competing in regionals this weekend at College Station.
So yeah. So anyways, that's what we're going to be
doing this weekend. And that's why I have the shirt on.
Did I okay? Brian Bremley, imagine asking those poor little mice,
why are you getting?
Speaker 23: Brian?
Speaker 2: I mean, they would just do that and not tamper
with their poor little mice bodies.
Speaker 1: I know, I know, right, mice and monkeys.
Speaker 3: They're making trans monkeys. That's the last thing we need.
Speaker 1: And then I don't don't even get me started on
what fact you did to be goals. Don't Oh, I know,
I don't even get me started. Teresa Raymundo. We just
don't hate these people enough. I hate to feel that way,
but the Dems make it so easy. It is really
annoying when they.
Speaker 3: It's like, we all should be in this together. It
should be us versus.
Speaker 1: The government, you know right right? Why they like that?
I don't get it. It doesn't make any sense. Air
and Nerm, Do I have that right, air Nerm? Since
your dog shares her name with Maizie Herono, shave the
dog's butt and teach her to walk backward, take.
Speaker 3: Her actually you know such thing.
Speaker 1: It would be more appropriate if she just got Mazy
her dog drunk. That's what she needs to do. Just
give her some alcohol and she'll be just like Mazie
Herona BTK knee gel injections, viscos supplementation.
Speaker 3: That's the next step.
Speaker 2: So I wanted to do that at this doctor's That's
what I thought was going to happen, but they were like, no, no, no,
try this cortzone injection first. Now that your kne has
been scoped and cleaned out, we want to reduce inflammation
and see if that works.
Speaker 3: And then we'll do the gel. That's what happens next time.
Speaker 2: So I got to wait a month and then if
this doesn't work, then we'll do the JEIL.
Speaker 3: I hate all of it. I don't like all these shops.
Speaker 1: I just want her to get a new knee. Guys,
That's what I'm praying for. I just want Mock to
get a new knee. And I think she'd be really happy.
I don't I think she. I think she thinks and
I think it sucks, you know, having to go through
the surgery step again. But I really just want her
to have a brand new knee and have it be bionic,
kind of like I have in my back. And I
think she'd be so delighted after about six weeks of recovery.
I think you would be brand new person. You'd be
out there being because you just need a new knee.
I think you need a new knee. GCQC. Happy birthday
to Gwen. Thank you, gc QC. Thank you, Connie Canel.
My daughter Katrina is forty five. How I'm only forty five.
Wish your happy birthday. Happy birthday to your daughter and
my daughter. They share a birthday weekend together, so happy birthday.
To her, I gave birth on super Bowl weekend. So wow,
look at that. My daughter is my super Bowl and
that's why she likes bar food. I'm convince makes perfect sense.
Speaker 3: Oh wait, there's another. We got another over on Locals.
Speaker 2: B Riser said, it's okay for children to have a
say over their gender, but they don't have the smarts
to work for Elon.
Speaker 3: Yeah, great point.
Speaker 2: You can choose to mutilate yourself when you're nine, but
like Elon's, twenty something year olds.
Speaker 3: Who know how to code can't do a job.
Speaker 1: Okay, just further amplifies that these people have zero common sense,
you guys, zero and we're winning every day. Every day,
we're winning, you guys, bring it in, bring it in.
There's not going to be flaps today. We had a
little bit of a mishap with astroid this morning.
Speaker 3: She's not feeling very flaty, not.
Speaker 1: Feeling very flappy, and not feeling well. That's a whole
other story for a whole o their time. So you
guys have a wonderful weekend and we will talk to
you on Monday.
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