Speaker 1: I am both hired of you acting like you think
for the people of the fate of Indiana or the
city of Indianapolis. You do not think for me or
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get to go to South Carolina.
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about the possibility of an AOC president because I cannot
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a reporter who asked her directly about it.
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she didn't answer the question because I mean she's gonna
do it. She's totally gonna do it. I mean, listen,
you saw that one ad. I can't remember if we
played it or not on the show. Okay, that ad
that we played that is just so it is so campaigny.
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she's like, I'm not gonna I'm really concerned about the
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about and.
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because of an Instagram video and then never says, don't
be ridiculous. Of course I'm not running, right, because she she.
Speaker 3: Is running in there. She's totally gonna run. That's why
she's been doing all this crap with Bernie.
Speaker 9: Yeah.
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Speaker 3: I know, I love I love that he's in the
lineup today. I love it. You guys, I know there's
never a good.
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brace yourselves because that is a possibility. Yeah, so just
just know that that's happening.
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don't think we have laughed so hard ever in an
interview he was.
Speaker 3: We could have talked to him for like three hours.
And the only reason that it's you guys during you'll
see it it comes out this Saturday. But there's one
part where he's like asking his guy for a mountain dew.
I mean it was there was a special guest. Somebody
else called them. You guys got to see who called
I mean in the everything, it was just mayhem. It
was fantastic. It was one of the best interviews ever.
So you have to check that out on Saturday for sure.
And then apologies to.
Speaker 1: Scott Jennings by the way, because who also you know,
obviously my favorite interviews ever.
Speaker 3: But this was like chaos and it was amazing. Like
you know, you prepare for those you prepare for interviews,
there was no preparation. There was no preparation for what
we did yesterday, you know, and if we.
Speaker 1: Had, it would have been a colossal waste of time.
Speaker 3: No, it was it was just he was awesome. Also,
I want to ask for prayers for two people this morning.
One is Patty, our Patty here that's in our Insiders
and whatnot. She's in the hospital and she really could
use your prayers. So please y'all pray for Patty. We
love Patty. And then also Ron Senior, your father in law.
Speaker 1: Yeah, who had some crazy, weird eye incident yesterday, and
he's in the hospital for like a suspected stroke in
the eye where lost vision for a while and then
it came back and black and white in that one eye.
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Speaker 1: All right, let's get into some tariff talk really quickly.
I know Tariff's like seem like a boring thing, but
there was lots of juicy information that came out yesterday
in both Caroline Levitt's presser and then from Trump himself.
Trump did an interview with ABC's Terry Moran.
Speaker 3: Who freaks me out. I'm not gonna lie like that
guy's face freaks me. Is it really in what way?
Why does it freak you out? You know, it's something
in the molecular area. You want to punch it.
Speaker 1: It's not even it's because.
Speaker 3: We don't condone violence on this, never condone violence this right.
Speaker 1: But there's something in like the lipular arena that just
bothers me, like it it makes my skin crawl. I
don't know what it is exactly, but you'll we'll have
a few clips to play of Terry Murrin's the reason
for my name today. And there's specifically a part of
the interview because it was very contentious, but there's a
part where they talk about tariffs and Trump had some
things to say about that, but so too did Scott Bessant,
who was part of Caroline Levitt's presser. And you know,
he's always so reassuring. It's probably why Stops did well
yesterday because he's so just He makes everybody feel like
it's all going to be okay, right, He's going to
be all right.
Speaker 3: Yeah, he's a stable dad, right, Yes, Yes, that's exactly
what he's like.
Speaker 1: So one of the questions invariably that came up is
that people were like, China is still insisting that nobody
is talking to them like that there are no negotiations happening.
And so here is what Scott said about that.
Speaker 10: He continue to say that the US and CHIP are
not engaged in any consultation or negotiation on tariffs. You
recently said you've talked to your counterpart, but it's more
about traditional things like financial stability. So can you clarify
is the administration talking to Beijing specifically about tariffs or not.
Speaker 11: Well, we're not going to talk about who's talking to whom,
but I think that you know, over time, we will
see that the Chinese terraffs are unsustainable for China. I've
seen some very large numbers over the past few days
to show if these numbers stay on, Chinese could lose
ten million jobs very quickly, and even if there is
a drop in the tariffs that they could lose five
million jobs. So remember that we are the deficit country.
They sell almost five times more goods to us than
we sell to them, So the onus will be on
them to take off these tariffs. They're unsustainable for them.
Speaker 3: Like that was a nice hr way of saying, We've
got them by the balls, you know what I mean? Like,
That's what I would have said, which is why I'm
not in that position right. I just want China to
stop buying our farmland and like poisoning our kids. You know,
we could be a great start, be a great start.
This is the thing. I mean. People just need to
remember who they are and what they're doing, and what
they've done and what they're trying to do. So yeah,
that was reasuring, very.
Speaker 1: Reastaring, and also a way of saying to that reporter
without directly saying it, it's none of your business right
now how these negotiations are happening, or with whom. We'll
let you know when you have a need to know,
but right now you don't have to know, So just
zip it, you know what I mean. And I like
the way that he answered that. He also talked about
and I didn't know that this was part of you know,
what the Trump administration is working on behind the scenes.
But in order to incentivize American companies to bring their
factories back to America, there's a lot of really great incentives,
and he talked about that a little bit too, or.
Speaker 11: Looking to add is full expensing for factories. So bring
your factory back, you can fully expense the equipment and
the building. We will couple that with deregulation, cheap energy,
and regulatory certainty and that will continue to make the
US the greatest destination for domestic and foreign boss.
Speaker 3: Yeah, because regulations kill businesses. If you've ever owned a business,
you understand that the government will just screw you at
every turn. So that is you know, that's great with
Regulaeah right.
Speaker 1: Like I didn't know that, and so I thought that
that was kind of an important thing to I feel
like he came.
Speaker 3: Out he did that the last time though too. Before
COVID hit, he was doing all of that stuff. He
was like loosening regulations companies or starter and then COVID.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, I mean everything was rocking it COVID hit.
Speaker 3: It was amazing, And I think.
Speaker 1: That's what a lot of people when they went back
to the polls for him this last time, they remembered
how good things were back in the early days of
his first administration. One of the things that has bothered
the markets certainly, and then in turn the media gloms
onto anything negative so that they can fear monger with it.
But one of the it's been problematic for the markets
and in turn people is the uncertainty around what the
heck is going on with tariffs. It seems like the
story is changing every day. First there's tariffs, then there's
a pause, then there's an increase in terariffs, then there's
a decrease. What is going on? And Scott Besson also
explained the rationale behind the uncertainty.
Speaker 11: President Trump creates what I would call strategic uncertainty in
the negotiation, so he is more concerned about getting the
best possible trade deals for the American people. We had
four years of bad deals, for decades of unfair trading,
and we are going to the unwine those and make
them fair. What we are doing is we've created a process.
I think the aperture of uncertainty will be narrowing, and
as we start moving forward announcing deals, then there will
be certainty. But certainly it is not necessarily a good
thing in negotiating.
Speaker 1: It's not a good thing, right, we want to keep
some mystery alive.
Speaker 3: Right, I love him. I love him.
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So we used yesterday too that China removed they're one
hundred and twenty five percent tariff on ethane imports from
the US, and so this initially was one of the
ways that they retaliated, and now they have removed it,
so the pressure is working. That is a really good thing.
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Speaker 1: Interesting thing happened in the Alternative Media presser with Caroline Lovett,
and that is that DC Dreno asked her to play
a bit of a game, and the game was I'm
going to ask you a question that something about Trump,
what Trump has said, and you tell me is he
trolling or is he truthing? And I was frankly surprised
at some of the answers. Here was that little moment
of that game.
Speaker 2: I was wondering if you'd indulge me in a quick
round of Trump trolling or Trump truthing.
Speaker 1: Sure, let's do it.
Speaker 7: Good. Hell on Greenland joining America?
Speaker 3: Uh, definitely, Trump truth thing.
Speaker 7: Being a fifty first state, Trump true.
Speaker 12: Thing all the way, and the Canadians would benefit greatly.
Speaker 3: Let me tell you that eliminating the irs.
Speaker 12: I think that is an optimistic goal. And the president,
so I would say, we're on the side of truth
thing there for sure. And the President again wants to
see tax cuts, and he wants to see this massive
revenue that we can gain from tariffs as well, which
will create the external revenue service.
Speaker 1: So that's a definitive goal for sure.
Speaker 7: And most importantly Trump.
Speaker 13: Twenty eight.
Speaker 3: Trump trolling.
Speaker 12: Although the hats are flying off the shelf.
Speaker 3: I love that so much. See he is trolling on that. Okay,
my bad. Let me just that was not DC Drenal.
That was Brendan Dilly.
Speaker 1: So let me just correct the record, because I was
thinking about yesterday's video, but that was Brendan Dilly, so
all credit to Brendan for that. Yes, But the Canada
and the Greenland that you guys he apparently like super
means it.
Speaker 3: I mean, I'm not upset about it, but the can
the thing. I don't know. We would gain a lot
of no offense to against any Canadians here, who are
awesome people, but we would, we would inherit a lot
of weirdos. Yeah, do we want that? Do we want
a bunch of liberals? Do we want it? I mean
I saw some videos yesterday of people in Canada who
were just like, we're fighting Trump. Are It's all they
can talk about?
Speaker 14: Are you?
Speaker 3: I mean it's like I cannot believe TDS is contagious
like that, I know.
Speaker 1: I mean, it's all they can talk about.
Speaker 15: Yep.
Speaker 1: Anyway, So tariffs, I mean, yesterday, as we mentioned, it
was Trump's one hundredth day in office, and people are
acting as though we should already have all new trade
deals with every single other country. We should already be
feeling the effects of new trade deals all within like
the last four weeks.
Speaker 3: That's the expectation. It is so ridiculous, and Abby Phillips
is the worst among them.
Speaker 1: Sorry Scott Jennings, but your friend Abby was out of
control in this panel that Scott was not a part of.
But Batya Angar Sargan was, and so too was Kevin O'Leary.
And so Abby's like, well, people are not feeling anything
that he promised. He promised that things would feel really
good for people, and they're not. And so they were
trying desperately to explain normalcy in reason and.
Speaker 3: Logic to her.
Speaker 1: You, guys, Abby was not getting it. Here is a
little taste.
Speaker 16: That's who benefits when the stock market drops and people
lose value in both their in both their investments.
Speaker 17: Tell me, now to the deal. So yeah, it's been
four weeks and we don't have a deal yet. They're working,
they're very close to announcing them. India and Vietnam both
announced tariffs on China. You think they would have done
that if Trump hadn't shown that he was serious about
standing up for the American working class and that he
doesn't work for.
Speaker 16: Wa How have the American people benefited is the question
that I'm asking.
Speaker 17: In this period, really, in this period of factory they
are commitments that have not materialized in instancing most of
those are press releases and pictures with shovels.
Speaker 3: And then it never happens.
Speaker 17: Then you can go back here.
Speaker 3: That is.
Speaker 7: We have seen.
Speaker 18: Can we just talked about facts for a moment. April
third was the meltdown based on the tariff announcements. The
stock market has recovered fifty two of those since then,
as we wait to see the outcomes of the India agreement,
the EU agreement, the UK agreement, the Swiss agreement, the
Thailand Agreement, Japanese agreement, Canadian agreement, Mexican agreement. No administration
has ever ever done sixty trade agreements at once.
Speaker 7: I agree with you.
Speaker 18: That's chaotic, including all you care a where seventeen deals except.
Speaker 16: China for listen, I when I sition of first of all,
it's been for we there zero deals. Okay, so again.
Speaker 7: Every day four weeks?
Speaker 18: Oh my goodness, you couldn't get a deal done in
four weeks.
Speaker 16: Well, Kevin, you know it was an option for this administration.
Speaker 7: So you need to do it twenty four hours.
Speaker 16: It was an option for this administration to pursue a
strategy of deals before slapping tariffs on the whole world.
Speaker 3: My god, Yeah, meantime, their guy called a lid at
ten am and was like incapable of speaking ever, Like,
I just it's unbelievable the expectations that these people have,
and it's it's solely because of who he is and
how much hate they have. It's totally what it is.
Speaker 1: That's a pathetic on Abby's part, Like I've never I mean,
she's partisan.
Speaker 3: Obviously, but like that was so blatant.
Speaker 1: Normally trade deals can take literal years, right, and she's
mad that there's not a whole bunch of deals done
in four weeks.
Speaker 3: Well, I mean she's like, well, he could have had
a different strategy.
Speaker 1: He could have you know, he could have just done this,
like strategic, Like she knows anything about anything.
Speaker 3: About deal making, deal making for sure. Yeah, I mean
the guy could cure cancer and they'd still hate him.
Speaker 1: You're right, that's exactly right. I mean, my god, that
was out of control. I was so glad that Baya was, like,
I mean, she was incredulous. Kevin was like, how he
hasn't done it.
Speaker 3: In four weeks?
Speaker 1: Oh my god, how can he be so bad?
Speaker 3: She was awful.
Speaker 1: It makes me want to like text, not text, but
direct message Scott Jennings and go, can you.
Speaker 3: Talk to her why she's going on? Well, he talks
to her like on a regular basis. It doesn't matter
because there's so much hate there, you know it is.
Speaker 1: It is all about the hate, you guys, My god.
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have been some polls that are not particularly favorable of Trump,
and one of those polls comes from Fox News. And
so Fox News was talking to Stephen Miller about Poles,
and Stephen Miller to their face, was like, yeah, we don't.
Speaker 7: We don't.
Speaker 1: We literally do not concern ourselves with Fox polsters because
your pollsters suck.
Speaker 3: He said this to their faces. It was awesome.
Speaker 7: Thank look suggests it is.
Speaker 19: Our opinion that Fox News needs to fire as polster.
And I won't make I won't surprise you with that.
I don't think you're surprised that I'm saying that. But
the Fox News pollster has always been wrong about President Trump.
They were the ones that said all summer long and
that Kamala Harris is going to be the forty seventh
president of United States. So we don't acknowledge any of that.
Speaker 3: We reject it, We reject all of this. Yeah, I
want that guy in my camp. You don't want to
piss him off either, No, seriously, Nope, you do.
Speaker 1: Not want him on your bad side for sure. But
that's a fair point. I mean, if they if that
is the record that the Fox polster has, then we should.
Speaker 3: Just ignore Fox polls. We should just ignore poles. And
we've talked about them a million times on the show.
Polls are just stupid. I've never been polled. Have you
guys ever been pulled? I have not been pulled. I'd
like to be polled. That sounds it's a little early
for that, right. I am twelve thirteen boy, maybe like
a thirteen year old boy. Yeah, I'm going to box tomorrow,
you guys. Somebody asked when I'm going to mix. I'm
going tomorrow.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm going to pick her up tomorrow, you guys.
Tomorrow afternoon will be here in my house, and then
Friday morning we're gonna both be here.
Speaker 3: We're gonna be right right next to each other, right
next to each other on Friday. That's right.
Speaker 1: If you're wondering if DOGE activity has slowed down or
what's going on with dose there, work continues and some
of the changes they've implemented are now we're starting to
they're starting to bear some fruit. So do you remember
how there was like in the outgoing payments process there
was no accountability whatsoever. If they got some sort of invoice,
they would pay it, they wouldn't categorize it, there would
be no no record of what it want would.
Speaker 3: You do when it's other people's money? I don't care?
Who cares? Right whatever?
Speaker 1: Well, they have fixed that component and so Treasury went
live with its first automated payment verification system last week
and in total, that new system caught three hundred and
thirty four million dollars worth of proper payment requests. They
were either missing budget codes, they had invalid budget codes,
or they had budget.
Speaker 3: Codes that were not authorized.
Speaker 1: That's the kind of stuff that was happening probably on
a daily basis.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, that is now no longer happening for decades,
It's been happening. It's they are stealing from us. And
one of the things, listen, I'll give one thing away
that we talked about yesterday with Tim Burchett. It's he
made the comment that, you know, whenever they save money,
somebody will find a way to spend it. We got
to get we got to make sure that that doesn't happen,
because that's like going forward. It's like curing an addiction
or think like you go into rehab and then you
act like Okay, everything's fine, and then you get out
and it's like, okay, we're just gonna act, but you're
still drinking. Like behind the scenes, you're still you know
what I mean, like on the down low, you're still
doing the thing. And that's what I'm afraid they're gonna do.
And I just don't want. We need to retrain these
people or get them out of there, or fire the
people that have been doing this forever. They need to
be held accountable. We need to start seeing some you know,
yeah I have.
Speaker 1: I still am maintaining some hope about that. I understand
that things take time, and I'm trying not to be
abby Phillips about that I'm trying to like wait out
the process and speaking of tariffs again, like we mentioned
Terry Moran and his creepy little lips, he interviewed Donald
Trump last night. Tariff tariffs were one of the things
that he asked about again contentious interview. Will have several
clips of that later in the show, but at first
we're going to play this one about the tariffs. Here
is how that conversation went.
Speaker 7: Said something a couple of weeks ago that struck me.
Speaker 20: You said, concerning the tariffs, which economists say are going
to raise prices. You said, quote, hang tough, it won't
be easy, said that the American people.
Speaker 7: Is that what Americans?
Speaker 14: Some hard times? I've said it was my campaign. Look,
we want a campaign by a lot. We won all
seven swing states. We won the popular vote by a lot.
You know, we had a tremendous cam pain. I said
all these things during my campaign. I said, you're going
to have a transition period. We've been ripped off by
every country all over the world. They're laughing at us.
They thought we were stupid people, and we were, And
I said, that's not going to happen. We're not hard times.
Hard times are ahead. I don't think so. I think
eight times are a head. Look since I came in,
gasoline is down, groceries are down.
Speaker 7: Eight prices are down. Not now.
Speaker 20: But it's the tariffs, right, we still have one hundred
and forty five percent tariffs on Chinese, your treasure secretary,
we basically have an embargo on China.
Speaker 7: Look, you're trying to say something's going to happen. No, okay,
well things going to happen. No business. Now, I want
to ask you, I do no business.
Speaker 20: And so one hundred and forty five percent tariffs on
China and that that's basically an embargo.
Speaker 7: They deserve it.
Speaker 20: It'll raise prices on everything from electronics to clothing to
building houses.
Speaker 7: You don't know that then know whether or not China's
going mathematics.
Speaker 14: China probably will eat those tariffs, but at one hundred
and forty five they basically can't do much business with
the United States.
Speaker 3: I just maybe he should actually take all the seats
when it comes to this, when it comes to business,
these people don't know business. He knows, and Trump knows business.
What a jerk. He was trying so hard to real
road him there. I just and you're right about his mouth.
It's very something. It's like mushy and Mealy. It's mushy
and Mealy. It is hashtag mushy Mealy.
Speaker 1: It's so Bothers some like it in a way bothers
me take it away.
Speaker 7: I don't.
Speaker 3: I don't like it. No, I don't know.
Speaker 1: And then meanwhile, there was this report which was like
a big fu to everybody, like Terry Moran and all
the other fear mongering idiots, Abby Philip among them, all
of these people who are like Tera Starr Hurdy Americans. Well,
then there was this looks like.
Speaker 3: The tariffs don't work crowd? Oh, is President Trump a
big apology?
Speaker 17: Tariff revenue just smashed records fifteen point nine billion dollars collected.
Speaker 3: So far this month alone. The White House says it's
close to a trade deal, but in the meantime, the
money is starting to roll in. However, again again though
they're not going to care. They won't give him any
credit for anything if he did something unbelievable, like I mean,
this is already pretty great, but if he did cure cancer,
they'd be like, I don't, I don't know. I mean,
And it's kind of seriously, it's like RFK Junior wanting
to take poison out of our food. Well, I mean
I like poison. This is what they will do the
opposite and think the opposite of whatever these people want,
which is what's best for the American people.
Speaker 2: You're so right.
Speaker 3: In fact, there was a clip.
Speaker 1: I didn't get it because it was super hard to
hear the reporter in it. But there was a reporter
yesterday who asked Chuck Schumer, Hey, what do you have
to say for the fact that border crossings are down
ninety nine percent and that like now everything is locked
up nice and tight at the border. And it didn't
take an act of Congress, it literally took a new president.
Speaker 3: What do you have to say about that? And he said, well,
I don't believe Trump's no.
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TREK twenty four to three zero A lot of words.
Speaker 3: It's a lot of words. That's why I spend the.
Speaker 1: So you sent me this, and I was so mad
at you about it because I don't want to I
want to unknow it.
Speaker 3: I want to not believe it.
Speaker 1: But unfortunately, there is a report that Rand Paul is
organizing senators to stop the tariffs against China, specifically because
ostensibly he believes in free markets. But there are also
reports that his top pack donor is a major TikTok
investor typically has hundreds of investments in China, and so
there is a bit of a conflict of interest, you
might say, with this attempt to stop the tariffs. And
so I don't like it, but that's yeah.
Speaker 3: I don't want this to be true. I just don't
want it to be true. But I think fiscally, maybe
this tracks a little bit for him. It may I'm
a fiscal stamp. I mean, he's been pretty consistent fiscally,
you know what I mean. But at the same time,
like this China stuff makes me very uneasy because he
does have an invested interest in TikTok. He didn't want
TikTok to be banned, which a lot of us didn't,
you know, but there's there was I don't know, he's
I just think when once you start getting donations, and
I think he had what twenty three million since twenty fifteen,
that's a lot of freaking money. Yeah, it's a lot
of money. So, like I just it's so swampy, you guys,
you get in there, it's like this hot top. Even
the good guys are getting money, and the good ladies
are getting money. So I don't know what to think
of this.
Speaker 1: I don't yeahs And as Tim Burchett told us, it's
not swampy, it's sewery. And you will explain the difference.
You got to tune into the show on Saturday to
hear the difference. But it made all kinds of sense.
One of the other crazy stories that was happening and
then sort of resolved over the course of the day
was at the beginning of the day, there were like
Caroline Lovitt in her early morning presser again on behalf
of the President was talking about how angry they were
at Amazon because there were these rumors going around, or
these reports going around that Amazon was going to start
putting the cost of the tariff or the import tax
on every item that was coming from China, and so
it was going to you know, people were going to
freak out because they were going to see these ginormous
costs to goods coming from China on Amazon. And so
Trump was super mad about it, Caroline Levitt was super
mad about it, and it was like everybody was talking
about it early in the day. And it led to
an idea from Rick Grinnell which I thought was absolutely brilliant.
And I don't know why this isn't a thing, but
he said, I want to have a button on Amazon
that clearly gives me made in America options, yes, so
that anything made in China is filtered out. And I
cannot imagine a more useful, handy thing.
Speaker 3: As this idea. Yeah. I think it's absolutely amazing, Like
we need to know what's American made and what's not. Yes,
we know that people can make, you know, educated decisions
on what they're purchasing. I think that that is we
should do this.
Speaker 1: There's no reason I can't go well, and it's they're
so deceptive and dishonest too China. I cannot tell you
how many times I've seen on Facebook ads that show
clothes that I think are adorable me to say made
in South Carolina, and then I'm like, oh, yay, it's
something that I'm supporting local shops. I go and I
do the digging, and I go to these websites and
it's only once you click on their shipping information and
they start saying that it's international shipping that takes seven
to fifteen days, and then you instantly know this is
freaking China. But they lie, and so it just makes
me so mad that people still buy from them, Like, yeah,
that to me is a as a deal breaker.
Speaker 3: Well people don't. They don't know because it's like if
they if they see made in South Carolina, people are
gonna trunk that, and I believe it's allowed. I cannot
believe that's allowed. Yeah, that's the kind of legislation I
could get behind, is to go after people like that
and to make stuff like this, I mean, do it
do that? What are they doing?
Speaker 1: I know people love their cheap clothes, but it is
not worth sacrificing the like integrity of our country and our.
Speaker 3: Values to get cheap clothes.
Speaker 1: Now, granted, I know, probably a whole bunch of shit
in my house, a whole bunch of shit in my
closet is made in China.
Speaker 3: I don't like that, and that is.
Speaker 1: Exactly what Trump is trying to fix. I don't know
why anybody would have a problem with that, but they do.
They're going to fight him every step in a way.
It just makes me soon with reache yep. Anyway, Mike
Davis also weighing in on the Amazon thing. He said,
let's only buy if this happens, if they start putting
a tariff line on goods coming from China. The other option,
if they're not going to mark them as made in
China or filter them out. He said, well, let's just
only buy non tariff goods, because then you know, if
it's got a tariff line, don't buy it. And if
it doesn't, then you know it's made right here at
home and you can proceed with your purchase.
Speaker 3: So I loved it all these ideas, but I think
he talked to Jeff Bezos yesterday.
Speaker 1: Did and we're getting Yeah, we're getting to that, because
then what happened is that Amazon released a statement in
the midst of all the hullabaloo.
Speaker 3: They were like, wait a minute, what the hell is happening.
Speaker 1: And so the statement was they never had plans to
show the tariff costs. Amazon said, the team that runs
our ultra low cost Amazon Haul store has considered listing
import charges on certain products. This was never a consideration
for the main Amazon's and nothing has been implemented on
any Amazon properties.
Speaker 3: Now, so the media.
Speaker 1: Line, well, or Trump's phone call with Bezos, made them
turn around. I don't know exactly, but Trump was asked
about it. Here's what he said about talking with Jeff Bezos.
Speaker 7: Jeff Bezos was very nice. He was terrific. He solved
a problem very quickly, and he did the right thing.
And it's a good guy.
Speaker 3: So he could got on the phone quick. He's like,
listen that thing with your girlfriend and the chicks and
space stupid, really stupid. Let's talk about these Let's talk
about these tear of things. You know, I mean, if
you know he got on the phone with him, he
made a deal. This is what he does. He's a
deal maker. If Bezos was even considering that, or anybody
in his higher management was considering that all Trump has
to do is get on the freaking he gets on
the phone for us. That's the thing that I love
about this guy. I don't care. You can hate him
as much as you want to hate it. But he
did that yesterday in the midst of everything else, because
he wanted to make sure that that didn't happen for
the American people. You know, I mean, yeah, keep it.
I voted for this.
Speaker 1: Well, and you know, initially I was like, okay, well,
why would we.
Speaker 3: Why would Amazon?
Speaker 1: Why would it not be okay for Amazon to be
transparent about why there's a cost to the tariffs, Like
why would they not want to show actually, the price
of the item is this, but the reason you're going
to pay so much is because of tariffs, and here's
what that costs. I don't mind transparency. The problem that
Trump had with it is that at no time did
Amazon ever have a line saying, here's what Joe Biden's
inflation is costing you for this product. And that's what
he felt was unfair.
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a bunch of libs run in that place. Yeah, yeah,
he's going to call him out where he needs to
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have some sad news to report, and that is that
David Horowitz has passed away. So the David Horowitz Freedom
Center announced it this morning or last night rather that
he had himself a battle with cancer and he passed
away yesterday at the ripe old age of eighty six.
Speaker 3: Long life.
Speaker 1: It is a long life, and he did a lot
of good, good work during his long life, and so
he will be missed. Charlie Kirk had a really nice
tribute to him, really really nice tribute to him yesterday
that you should all go read if you have a
chance on X and I'm sure it's on his other
socials as well. We are still waiting to see what
new Pope we're going to get. No white smoke to
report just yet, but there's a person who is apparently
potentially vying for the job that we had not considered.
Speaker 3: Here is that person?
Speaker 7: I Pope?
Speaker 1: I'd like to be pope.
Speaker 14: That would be my number one choice.
Speaker 1: No, I don't know, I have no preference.
Speaker 7: I must say. We have a cardinal that.
Speaker 14: Happens to be out of a place called New York
who's very good.
Speaker 7: So we'll see what happens.
Speaker 3: And you know, the people that are liberal Catholics, which
is an oxymoron in itself, they're like, they're like, oh
my gosh, Trump wants to be pope. It's an Ola
go hockey.
Speaker 1: He wants to rule the world from every single angle.
Speaker 3: Freaking out. I love it. It's a great troll. It's
a great troll. It'd be a good gig if you
can get it, though. I mean, seriously, you get a
lot of security, get a nice like car, you get
to people drive you. They do, so not a bad gig.
You can get it.
Speaker 1: I mean I just cracked up at that. So now
get I just need everybody to race yourselves. I know
how angry you get when I have any criticism about
President Trump. I know that gets all up in people's
feel bads.
Speaker 3: Everybody, sit down, here we go.
Speaker 1: And this is more criticism about the people around him,
because you guys, remember the photo, the famous photo that
he posted of Garcia the tattoo, the hand tattoos, MS
thirteen guy, right, MS thirteen guy, And it showed the
you know, the White House, Like, obviously he has these
symbols on each knuckle which represent MS thirteen, And so
to make it clear what symbol represented what letter the
White House had put, they added the letters MS thirteen
on each knuckle to say, Okay, this stands for the M,
this stands for the S, et cetera.
Speaker 7: Right.
Speaker 1: I don't think the team told Trump that they had
done that, Okay. So Trump is under the impression, or
at least was during this interview with Terry Moran that
that was part of the tattoo, and in the process
of believing that, he ended up looking really kind of bad, okay,
because he's insisting to Terry Moran that MS thirteen is
actually on the knuckles as well, not just the symbols, okay,
and that that is the fault of somebody close to
him who handed him that photo and told him to
pose with it.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 1: I mean, I'm not blaming Trump, but yikes, you guys,
this was the most unbearable part of this interview.
Speaker 7: Of a gang. And then they look and on his
knuckles he had MS.
Speaker 14: There's a wait a minute, Wait a minute, he had
MS thirteen.
Speaker 20: We had some tattoos that are interpreted that way.
Speaker 7: But let's move on. Wait a minute, I wait tar it, Terry, Terry,
he did not have the let or MS one. It
says MS one three.
Speaker 14: That was photoshoph So let me do his photoshop, Terry.
Speaker 7: Ahead of that.
Speaker 14: Hey, they're giving you the big break of a lifetime.
You know you're doing the interview. I picked you because frankly.
Speaker 7: I never heard of you. But that's okay.
Speaker 14: I picked you, Terry, but you're not being very nice.
Speaker 7: He had MS thirteen tattoos, will agree to disagree. I
want to rive on to something else. Terry. Do you
want me to show you the picture? I saw the picture.
We'll the photoshop. Here we go here, we don't photoshop,
but don't look at his hand. He had an amster.
He did have tattoos that can be interpreted that way.
I'm not an expert on them. I want to turn
to Ukraine. I want to get to your as clear
as you can be, not interpreted.
Speaker 14: This is why people no longer believe well the news
because in El Salvador they aren't there.
Speaker 20: But let's just go they aren't there when he's in
there now right, No, but they're in your picture.
Speaker 14: Terry Ukraine, Sir, he's got MS thirteen on his knuckles.
Speaker 7: Okay, we'll take a look.
Speaker 14: It's such a disservice, We'll take a look. Just say,
yes he does, and you know, going to something else contested.
Speaker 3: I mean, I know you're like by this, but I'm okay,
I'm like whatever, So he messes this up, I don't.
I don't know. I look at I just I think
it's because I can still remember how awful the last
administration was. He couldn't talk without shitting his pants, you know,
So this guy, I mean, like in comparison, it's amazing,
and I still do that. I still look at it.
I mean because we've only had one hundred days. So
I mean, I know, I probably shouldn't give him a
pass for this. People are gonna go, you're just a
you're I just don't.
Speaker 1: I don't give his team that literally staged that photo
for him. Nobody said to him, hey, we've put MS
thirteen here to signify what these symbols mean.
Speaker 3: Nobody bothered to tell him that. Yeah, but I mean,
at the end of the day, it's what it does mean.
He is an MS thirteen guy, it's what it does mean.
So granted he may have dug his heels in on
the wrong thing, but overall, the concept of this guy
is a freaking gang member that beats his wife, and
you guys are trying to make him into this. He's
just a great down in his cold shirt and that's
and so I think that's where his heart was and
his head was. He was trying to get to that
place when you know, mealy mouth dude was not having it.
He just he wanted to perpetuate that narrative. And I
just you know, I'm I I know, I give him,
I know I give him more passes than you do.
But this just in comparison, I feel like it's fine.
I kind of like it. I kind of liked that
they had that little spat. I like it because I
and I wanted to keep fighting people like this.
Speaker 1: Oh they I mean, he had better better spats. I
just I like the spats he has where he's actually
being accurate.
Speaker 3: I hear you, but I mean ninety nine percent of
the time he's winning these spats with with accurate information,
and then like he screws up one. I'll give him,
I'll give him a little grace just based on what
we've lived through over the past few decades, you know.
Speaker 1: Well, and that's why I did that first, so that
we can end with the good stuff, because because it
got much better and there's no question about the fact
that Garcia is a member of MS thirteen.
Speaker 3: A more and more and more.
Speaker 1: Evidence is coming out about it, in fact, brand new
evidence from the X of his wife, who is the father,
the actual father of the two kids. So the X
said when he was trying to get an emergency court
hearing on custody of his two kids, he said, the
reason I want custody is because she's dating a gang member.
That's like, in an actual court filed petition, he said
that she is dating a gang member, referring to Garcia.
So like, if the Left continues to deny that he's
an actual MS thirteen member, at this point, they are.
Speaker 3: Lost and they will always go to his wife, you know,
and be like, well, she says this, and she says
that he's such a good husband. You don't think that
woman's being coerced by somebody somewhere or a bunch of
people in different places. You don't think you think she's
just like independently having thoughts and putting them out. No,
I don't believe that. I just don't. You can believe
what you want to believe. It's a free country still,
But I don't believe that she's not getting some sort
of coercion in the background to say certain things to
certain people. How I feel about it, right, she's like,
my god, she's she's hooked up with gang members. I mean,
you lose your freedom when you're a woman dating a
guy who's a gang member and a wife beater. You know.
Speaker 1: It's Yeah, so everybody's mad, as I expected, because I
can't say anything negative about Trump, even when it's actually
in the ether out there in the news.
Speaker 3: You understand that.
Speaker 1: I say to you, I'm telling you what's going on
because you need to know how the left is going
to react and what they're going to say. I'm telling
you just so you're aware and informed. Okay, you guys
need to calm down, and you cannot be this crazy
anytime I say anything remotely critical.
Speaker 3: It's freaking weird. And to be this weird about it
also a good cup bad cop, you know what I mean.
Like that's kind of how we do, like a little
bit of there's a little bit of balance here with
this stuff because I'm like, we're.
Speaker 1: Trying to give all the sides because I want people
to know what the messaging is going to be, and
I'm telling you this is what it's going to be.
Speaker 3: Yeah, they're going to do that. They're going to they're
going to try to make They're going to try to
make him look stupid with this, which is because they
just try to find every little thing, whereas the other
guy was weekend at Bernie's, he was literally being propped
up and like they were like strings, you know. But okay,
so back to the interview.
Speaker 1: There was a moment to where Terry Moran wanted to
talk about the Russian Ukraine War and he was asking
about whether or not Trump trusts Putin. And here is
that part of the conversation.
Speaker 7: Do you think Vladimir Putin wants a piece? I think
he does. Yes, I think he does. I think missiles.
Speaker 14: I think he really his his dream was to take
over the whole country. I think because of me, he's
not going to do that.
Speaker 7: Do you trust I think do you trust him? I
don't trust you.
Speaker 14: I don't trust I don't trust a lot of people
I don't trust you.
Speaker 7: Look at you.
Speaker 14: You come in all shooting for bear, You're so happy
to do the interview, and then.
Speaker 7: You start hitting me with fake questions.
Speaker 14: So tell me that a guy whose hand is going
on the tattoo doesn't.
Speaker 7: Have the tattoo, you know power. I mean, you're being dishonest. No,
I'm not lemos. Do I trust. I don't trust a
lot of people, but I do think this.
Speaker 14: I think that he let's say, he respects me, and
I believe because of me, he's not going to take
over the whole. But his decision, his choice would be
to take over all of Ukraine.
Speaker 7: It's a war that never should have happened.
Speaker 3: I love he doesn't trust. He shouldn't trust anybody. At
this point. I'm kind of glad that he doesn't because I.
Speaker 1: Love that he was just like, I don't even trust you.
Speaker 3: I trust you with your meally mouth. That's freaking everybody out.
Speaker 14: You like that.
Speaker 3: I mean, he's just he's a no nonsense of bulldog,
is what he is. He's time around. He's exponentially better
than he was even the first time because he doesn't
trust people, because he's like, I hate all you people,
and so I'm fighting for the American people. I'm fighting
against the deep state, which the media is a huge
part of that deep state. They're literally in bed together
smoking cigarettes, that's what they're doing. And so he hates
them just like I hate them. And so when I
see interviews like this, I'm kind of like, get him,
sick them, you know, And they don't.
Speaker 1: They don't have to appreciate the fact that he does them,
which is also in stark contrast to what we had before.
I mean, he will talk to literally anybody, anybody.
Speaker 3: Jade Vance is the same way. Yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they all are Marco everybody. Everybody will talk to everybody,
and it's trans different. Yeah, it's absolutely transparent. And I
freaking love that me too.
Speaker 3: And he had a.
Speaker 1: Great moment with Terry when Terry was trying to say, well,
I mean, apparently DOJE uncovered all of this fraud and
corruption and you guys haven't forwarded anybody to the DOJ.
And Trump got him so good in this moment. I
loved how this went here.
Speaker 7: It is there's a crime. There have been no referrals
to the Justice Department at anywhere. You don't know that,
do you? How do you know that Have there been
referrals to that? They know that that there were no referras.
Speaker 20: They generally all right, there's been no investigation from the
host department that.
Speaker 7: I'm asking you, sir, you're not asking me. You made
a statement.
Speaker 3: You know now I'm asking you that was a statement.
Speaker 7: That you made. I'm asking you. Have there been Yes?
Have there been referrals for fraud from the.
Speaker 14: Worst step and take a look at some of these
things that took us millions of dollars?
Speaker 7: We give it to people for no reason whatsoever. Of
course they have.
Speaker 1: I love that you're making a statement. You're not asking
me a question.
Speaker 3: How do you know? Which is exactly what the MSM does.
This is what they do. The legacy media will form
a narrative and then they'll build a story around it.
He did that in that moment, and Trump called him out,
and God bless him for doing that. Yeah, because I
was sure he's a mealy mouthed jerk. Isn't he so
meally mad? I'm glad you see it? Like, what is it?
Did he get injections? Is that what he's got? Ham lips?
You know what I mean?
Speaker 1: Like they're just like they're just it's like two tiny hams.
Speaker 3: You know, I hate it. I hate his mouth. I
don't like ham lips. That's what That's what's happening here,
you guys. It just absolutely grows with me. You're just
coming to say, hey, everybody, you're like, I heard you
had Ham.
Speaker 21: Just gonna say he heard Ham And he's like, Ham,
what is it bacon too?
Speaker 3: Bar?
Speaker 1: Oh my god, I freaking love that.
Speaker 3: Lost my place? Where is it? Okay?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 3: So now the last clip from that.
Speaker 1: Particular interview, and watch the whole thing, you guys, because
it was it was a spectacle. So that one of
the things they talked about too, is this whole Canadian
election that just took place and the fact that so
much of it, so much of the voting was centered
on Trump, and they had a conversation about that, which
led Trump to say you are fake news to his space,
which I also love very much.
Speaker 20: Here it is many of them are really angry, furious
about your talk about We're going to take over Canada
is going to become the fifty first.
Speaker 7: State, and it kind of is of a piece.
Speaker 20: A lot of travel is down into the United States
from around the World's like there's been a reputational DAMA.
Speaker 7: He's doing great well. Price is it down? Not the
tostling's down, Energy is down. Tourism is going to be
way up. Where do you see the numbers?
Speaker 14: The tourism is way up now now Canada.
Speaker 7: Very well, We're doing very well. We're doing very well.
Speaker 14: Where do you see the real numbers come out in
about in six months from now?
Speaker 7: Where do you see the numbers?
Speaker 3: What do you think?
Speaker 20: If I'm gonna ask you if I made do you
think the reputation of the United States has gone down?
Speaker 14: I think it's gone way up, and I think we're
respected country again.
Speaker 7: We were left at all over the world world.
Speaker 14: We had a president that couldn't walk up a flight
of stairs, couldn't walk down a flight of stairs, couldn't
walk across the stage without falling. We had a president
that was grossly incompetent.
Speaker 7: You knew it.
Speaker 14: I knew it, and everybody knew it. But you guys
didn't want to write it because you're fake news.
Speaker 7: All right? Thank him? By the way, ABC is one
of the worst. I have to be honest.
Speaker 20: Okay, thank you for the opinion, but more importantly, thank
you for having us here.
Speaker 7: I have one more question. It's a big one. It's
a question that you know, I.
Speaker 3: Can't stand him.
Speaker 20: What do you say to people who are concerned you
are taking seizing too much power and becoming an authoritarian
president like we haven't had before.
Speaker 14: No, I would hate them to think that I'm doing
one thing, I'm making America great again.
Speaker 3: I can't stand him. I don't come down violence on
the show, but when I see his face, my fist,
I mean, I can't help it, Like it just starts
going like this. I can't. I can't help it. It's
the face that's a the loughness, the hamlets. What would
you say to people who think that it's an I'm
surprised that he didn't use the word, oh, gooky, because
that's like they're a word. Now. Well, I mean, maybe
he should ask the same question to the judicial branch
of our government and how overpowering they've been and how
law fairy they've been, you know, But he won't. He
won't anyway. I hate him, I just I don't like him.
Speaker 1: The interview.
Speaker 3: I like that guy.
Speaker 1: So then Trump went to Michigan to hold himself a rally.
Speaker 3: It went on for gosh.
Speaker 1: I think it was like ninety minutes I had it
on and the only moment that matters. I mean, obviously
it was a great Trump rally. He's always great in rallies.
But the only moment that matters was this one.
Speaker 7: A man here that I.
Speaker 14: Don't know, but he's defending me all the time on CNN,
and he defends me really well. But he can't go
too far because if he goes too far, he'll get fired.
Speaker 7: I said, you're amazing. You can take it right to
the edge, and he really does a good job. He's
not allowed to.
Speaker 14: Go any further. He would be off, you know, if
he really went totally crazy, what you'd like to do.
But I think he's horrific. Scott Jennings, My.
Speaker 3: Gosh, girls, look at that.
Speaker 14: Where are you?
Speaker 9: Scott?
Speaker 1: Come here, Scott.
Speaker 14: This guy really I've watched it for years.
Speaker 7: I don't know, but he likes Trump.
Speaker 3: Come here, Scott. Oh god, this scout.
Speaker 7: Oh CNN.
Speaker 4: This is the end of Scott who cares.
Speaker 14: Don't worry, we'll take care of you, Scott.
Speaker 7: Scott Jennings really great, God blessing.
Speaker 3: Oh my gosh, you got you just the foolest thing. Michigan.
We were flying in here, today and I said, look
at these farms.
Speaker 2: I gotta get a farm in Michigan because when you
own as many libs as I do, you got to
put a place to put them all.
Speaker 3: Thank you all very much, so great, God, I love it.
You go, Scott, you go.
Speaker 1: I saw that in real time and my phone started
absolutely loving everybody. Oh my god, everybody was like.
Speaker 3: Did you see God? Good for him? Right, good for him.
I love seeing good people succeed, you know, and he's
one of the good ones.
Speaker 1: So you go, now like we're like officially, I mean
we have been before, but like we're officially one degree
of separation away from right at this point.
Speaker 3: Yeah, well, I think dutche Donald Trump Junior likes something
of ours on Instagram the other day and I was like,
look at that's that's the president's son. Yeah, we still
we still do that, you know what I mean. I
mean we talked to Eric one time on the radio.
Eric was something delightful, absolutely delightful. You're right, we need
to get one degree. We're just right there, you guys,
and he just needs to meet us, and then after
that it's all over, Like we're going to be part
of his shoe cabinet, you know, all over Oh my gosh.
Speaker 1: Well, right after that moment, or shortly after that moment,
Jennings was on CNN to talk about his experience, and
because I think it was Van Jones and Alyssa Farah
who were trying to say that Trump voters are disappointed
with the results so far, which of course is absolute nonsense,
and so here he was to talk about the people
that he had spoken with on the ground right there
in Michigan.
Speaker 3: Here he is, I'm.
Speaker 1: Sure you disagree, and you're at that happy rally. What's
your reaction to what you've heard so far?
Speaker 2: Well, I disagree with Van that nobody voted for this.
I just talked to, you know, several dozen people here
who are more than happy with what's happened over the
last one hundred days. I was asking people, what's your
proudest moment for the hundred days. A lot of people
said the border. They're extremely happy with immigration.
Speaker 1: But a lot of people told.
Speaker 2: Me the tariffs. They said they were waiting for someone
to come along and rebalance the scales because they believe
the United States has been taken advantage of and only
the Trump had the guts to come along and try
to rebalance the scale. So I'm not sure it's just
unpopular at least among his base. Is maybe Van and
Alyssa want you to believe. Looking forward, though, I do
think he has some opportunities here. You started to hear
him talk about it tonight on the the issue of taxes.
He is going to draw and I picked this up
on my travels with the President today. He's going to
draw a bright line between the Republicans and the White
House who want to cut your taxes, and the Democrats,
who were, he says, running to raise your taxes. I
think just the general income tax, but then all these
other tax cuts that he's proposing, I think for the
next five or six weeks, as he implores Congress to
pass reconciliation, it's going to be tax tax, tax tax.
I'll cut them and the Democrats will raise them.
Speaker 3: That's the message to come good. That should be the message,
and it should be what they do.
Speaker 1: Yes, let's get some action out of his Congress for
like finally, right, I mean, oh.
Speaker 3: My god, Yeah, it's like what are they doing? Yeah?
For real?
Speaker 1: Do you guys remember the famous commercial It's Morning in America,
The Reagan commercial the Reagan commercial. You guys, remember that's
impossible to forget.
Speaker 3: Yeah, the Daily.
Speaker 1: Wire has a new spin on it, and I thought
this was very clever.
Speaker 3: Check it out.
Speaker 13: It's a new day. The sun is rising, the birds
are singing, and things are returning to normal. It's gnoming
in America today. We're actually arresting shoplifters and fewer businesses
are being burned down all over America. Pronouns are being
dropped from bios, men are not having babies, and fewer
drag queens are flashing their genitals aid children. Videos like
this one aren't being shadow banned as much. People are
saying master bedroom.
Speaker 3: Yes, look at that.
Speaker 13: White people are reappearing in commercials. Look at oh and guys,
we can say.
Speaker 3: Guys again, I love America.
Speaker 13: The fever has broken. Now we can be sensible, nicer
and normal. Joy us, and let's never go back to.
Speaker 22: Those weird, angry, divisive times.
Speaker 3: The chair for me in America so great. I love
I love the font and everything you know, I know
right so good, like I kind of retro and I
love it. Good good times.
Speaker 1: And it was good times for some Heckler at a
Hillary speech. They they were loud, and she was rattled.
Speaker 3: Shall we say here.
Speaker 1: I don't know what the speech was on and where
she was it doesn't matter, But here's what happened to
Hillary Rodham, Clinton very much.
Speaker 3: Clinton, that's my name, that's right.
Speaker 7: Criminal.
Speaker 10: The people of Olivia, the people of the people of Syria,
the people of.
Speaker 3: The people of Haiti, are like, what about us? Hello
mentioned that we're Haiti. It's hello.
Speaker 1: You know, we paid for for Chelsea's wedding right here, so.
Speaker 3: You're gonna not mention us. I feel like we're kind
of important in this discussion of all the screwovers. You know, Yeah,
did you notice the smile on her face?
Speaker 1: Well, she's always so, she's got that smugs, smirk, evil,
she's it's like a sociopath.
Speaker 3: She's just how can you smile through that? When somebody
is saying that stuff about you? You're just kind of like,
just I hope that guy.
Speaker 1: I actually don't know what the right response is. Like
if I'm trying to imagine, if it's me and I'm
calling whatever.
Speaker 3: You probably would be smiling to you, but in a
different way. It wouldn't be like a sinister smile.
Speaker 1: I don't know how to do have I ever looked
sinister in my life?
Speaker 3: I don't even know if I know how to do that.
Speaker 21: I don't know to do it, Like you'd have to
look in the mirror and figure.
Speaker 1: You can't do it, you guys, it's not.
Speaker 3: It's not possible. Yeah, but I mean it's just the
way that she smiled was so mug and sinister and
her in every way. Yeah, yeah, all right, it's time
for the Bernie clip.
Speaker 1: It's time for you, Bernie. So Bernie, you know, listen,
he's how is he eighty three?
Speaker 3: How old is he one hundred and seventy five years old?
I mean, he's really really old.
Speaker 1: So it's expected at this point unless you're Trump, who
is a freaking energizer bunny anomaly, I don't understand how
he is as in good shape.
Speaker 3: As he is.
Speaker 1: But Bernie not in that good shape. Now, he's not Biden,
but he's getting there. So he was walking onto like
it was an outdoor rally, and he was walking up
to the podium, and I think Jaya Paul was there,
like other people were there, and there's a bunch of
people that are situated and positioned behind the podium with
signs and they're there to look like, look at there's
a great crowd behind him.
Speaker 3: He thought that's.
Speaker 1: Who he was supposed to talk to, and so there
was this moment where they had to redirect him and
it was just kind of yikes.
Speaker 3: Here it is, Oh my god, no idea, what talk to?
Speaker 7: What's going on?
Speaker 3: It's all hunched over to you.
Speaker 9: Well, mister Sanders, welcome to nation's capital.
Speaker 3: Mike's would have probably given that. I would know that
by looking at the microphones. You've done this right.
Speaker 1: This guy. It's like, wow, that was a little that
was a little listen to you guys.
Speaker 3: A little bit. You guys, we need term limits.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he definitely doesn't need to be on a presidential ticket,
either him on top of a ticket with AOC or
him on the bottom of that ticket with AOC.
Speaker 3: He doesn't need to be here at all.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 3: It's like there's so many of these like nursing home
rejects that are out there just taking our money. That
guy's been taking our money since he didn't have a
job until he was forty. He lived in his parents'
basement and then at forty is like I think I'll
go into government. Yeah, that's all he's ever ever done,
all he's ever done. This guy is such a colossal loser.
Speaker 1: Speaking of losers, Kamala is going to be giving a
speech tonight, and amazingly she's charging for it. If you
want to be like a sponsor table at this speech,
I don't know. It's like some crazy amount of money,
fifty thousand dollars or something, but just to get in
to hear Kamala, which I feel like people who had
reached the limit with which they are no longer willing to.
Speaker 3: Put some some have I guess.
Speaker 1: But how she said how much, well, fifty thousand a
sponsor two hundred and fifty dollars just to get into
that event?
Speaker 3: Oh my god?
Speaker 15: Is that?
Speaker 3: And it's is she getting all that? She getting all
the money? Is that?
Speaker 1: It's I mean, it's fundraising for something. I don't know.
Speaker 3: I think it's fundraising. I don't know. I don't know.
Speaker 1: I don't want to put that out there because I
don't I genuinely don't know what the fundraiser is for.
Speaker 3: Right, So it's like fundraising. But you know how there's
like if we actually followed the money, I'd love to
see how much of that that she gets and if.
Speaker 1: It gets somebody to watch you guys, because not only
does it cost two hundred and fifty dollars to go
in person if you want to just zoom in and
hear her, which I I don't know where you who
are you?
Speaker 3: Right?
Speaker 1: Are you? It's twenty five dollars you have to pay
just to listen online to her talk.
Speaker 3: I could not believe that this is a thing.
Speaker 1: So it's the Emerge America fundraiser. And yeah, she's charging
twenty five dollars to watch her live stream.
Speaker 3: I wonder how long she's gonna talk about being on
a burden unburdened right, Good lord, it is a grift,
isn't it. It's a total grift carry Yeah. Yeah, I mean,
like who would actually spend Like who's like, I have
got to hear what she has to say. Well, they're
the same people who are out there looking at Bernie
and AOC. Those are the same They're the same people.
Mm hmm.
Speaker 1: Yesterday we spent some time showing you that video of
Shri what's his name Tanadar or something like that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Tanadar, it's I think that's yeah, Tannadar. Yeah, so
he came out of literally nowhere.
Speaker 1: He's a representative from Congress who's decided to impeach Trump.
We're going to tell you why because now we know
in just a few minutes. But first, just a reminder
about how creepy and gross this guy is.
Speaker 7: Here.
Speaker 1: He is in a gay pride parade not terribly long ago.
Speaker 3: He's disgusting. He doesn't even look like a real person.
He looks like I are like an AI version of
a person. I just I cannot. I can't get past this.
You guys, he does that mfort is not real. He
doesn't look real to me. Is it the hair?
Speaker 1: It looks kind of like an Indian Chucky doll?
Speaker 3: Yes, you know what I mean. Yes, he doesn't. Yes,
he just is so creepy and like the hair cannot
be real. It's not real. None of this same real.
Speaker 1: And the fact that he's been because I do have
a problem with people who are like to poort him.
I mean, he's been a naturalized citizen since nineteen eighty eight. Okay,
so he's every bit as much of a citizen as
my parents are, and he you know, he belongs in
the country. He's a naturalized citizen. And but the fact
that he still has such broken English, this.
Speaker 3: Many years later is weird. Razy to me? That crazy weird?
Speaker 1: I know, doing the jobs, my Darren speak better than
I do, you know what I mean? Like they are
fluent English speakers.
Speaker 3: Right, So that just blows me the way. And when
they came here, they weren't, No, they didn't.
Speaker 1: My mom didn't speak a word. I mean maybe a
few words, but like she did not speak fluently. And
it took being here and wanting to learn the language
that made her learn the language. So that's supposed to
be when you become a citizen.
Speaker 3: Anyway.
Speaker 1: We've also uncovered some horrible information about him that he was,
apparently in his former non government life, highly abusive to animals.
This ad ran against him during his last campaign. Somehow
he's still won in his district in Michigan amazingly, but
listen to how awful he was.
Speaker 22: After a year they were confined to create with no
opportunity to leave, Shree Tannadar got rich running.
Speaker 13: Tests on dogs.
Speaker 22: His research company kept over one hundred dogs, testing drugs
and chemicals on them, never let out of their cages.
When Tree's company went bankrupt, it abandoned the building, leaving
the starving dogs.
Speaker 3: God would have Judge stop it.
Speaker 7: But who could be so cruel?
Speaker 3: And he and Fauci would be bff totally Seriously, They're
like two peas in a pod. It's just this guy
is disgusting. Okay, So all the animal lovers on that
side of the aisle, how do you feel about this guy?
Speaker 9: Right?
Speaker 3: I feel about it? Nothing crickets, I know, I know,
got it. I'm so mad. And can you imagine?
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean, it's like one thing to do the
scientific experiments, but then to just be like, oh, we're
out of business buy animals.
Speaker 3: We're gonna let you starve and die. In your case,
there were like one hundred and seventy animals. They were
monkeys and dogs that he just let just die of starvation.
Oh my god, come on.
Speaker 1: And as much as I loathe Laura Lumer, she does
have incredible investigative skills. She is the one to have
broken this story about why he's all of a sudden
doing this impeachment spectacle, and it's because he's in debt.
His campaign is in debt, which leaves him on the
hook personally for eight hundred grand and so he's trying
to bring publicity to himself in order to fundraise, have
donors send money to his impeached Trump cause so that
he can use that money to get him his campaign
out of debt. It's disgusting and he's a piece of
crap and every single as a piece of crap in
every single way.
Speaker 3: Now, we can't deport him, okay, but but you can't
vote him out Michigan. Come on, like, get it together.
Don't let this guy be in a position of leadership.
But why do we have people like this and positions
of leadership? This is what makes me crazy. It's infuriating, infuriating.
He's such a piece of crap.
Speaker 1: And like, how dumb is he not to think that
this kind of stuff would come out.
Speaker 3: We're gonna find it out, you know what I mean.
There's something going on here that's seeping into his brain.
You know what I mean, Like what's up there? He's
not real, You guys that a meffort is not real.
He's not real.
Speaker 1: And now I'm starting to question whether Mark Carney is
real because I saw him and his wife dancing after
he won the election.
Speaker 3: Is that dancing dancing or was she having a seizure?
I don't know, but it's him and her. What is
going on here?
Speaker 1: Like how does he know this music?
Speaker 3: First of all, maybe oh my god, this is so cringe.
This is.
Speaker 9: Oh my god.
Speaker 3: And then there's like elbows, it's all kind of live. Yeah,
she does some elbow thing.
Speaker 2: Wow.
Speaker 3: She's like, he's like and air yeah wow. And like
the kids, their kids are like, dad, that's on my
social media? Can you not stop it? Stop?
Speaker 21: Can you imagine if we did that, our kids would
be like my daughter, I don't know, I'm not going
to speak for Jackson, but my daughter would be like, mom,
stop Okay, you would not I mean because the thing,
they would be honest with you if you didn't understand
yourself that you look like a complete seizure induced weirdo.
Speaker 3: Oh they're doing that, you know, like that, she would
tell me.
Speaker 1: She it's like when I use the teen words, you
know what I mean? Like, they do not like it.
Speaker 3: No, stop it just stop. They get really embarrassed. Okay.
So MSNBC, this was a funny moment.
Speaker 1: I'm always surprised when MSNBC shows moments that I feel
like make them look bad.
Speaker 3: But they did that.
Speaker 1: They actually talked to Trump voters to find out on
his one hundred day mark yesterday, you know, how do
you think he's doing? And they played a couple of
people who were like, he's doing amazing. Here are the
couple that I thought, I can't believe MSNBC is showing it.
Speaker 3: But here, here it is. I am totally excited. Everybody
I know is excited.
Speaker 15: My biggest issue is at the border, and he's killing it.
Speaker 3: Well, absolutely, everybody that's here illegally should go. I'm not
one of these that, oh the poor person, No, they
need to go. They came in illegally prepared to pay
higher prices for goods. I've been paying higher prices. We
no less when mine gotten off this like groceries hip double,
I guess it's double.
Speaker 1: And you know I'm on the useful.
Speaker 3: You know, I'm not us. You're prepared for more. We're
looking at t massive. But it has to happen before
it goes back out, right, Yeah, we understand that, like
we we understand the rationale of that and common sense.
They just went so badly for somebody to go. I
didn't my eggs haven't gone down or something hasn't gone down,
or my four to one k R I'm pissed off
because he hasn't done this in four weeks. We're not
going to do that because we understand, most of us
in this party understand that it takes a little longer
than four weeks to straighten set this stuff out. Give
him some time. He's got the long game is there,
you know. Just give him some yep.
Speaker 1: And I feel like I'm hopeful that this strategy, even
if it and I know he doesn't like to talk
about temporary pain, and I get it, but even if
there is temporary pain, until we get all these deals
worked out and until we start seeing the you know,
the fruits of that labor, I do feel like the
timing is going to work out such that by the
time it's time to vote in midterms, things are gonna
be cooking really good, you know what I mean.
Speaker 3: I have hopes for that. Yeah, I think so that's
probably part of the long game.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean, I'm feeling very, very hopeful about it.
I could not have been less surprised to see the
following headline. Robert de Niro's daughter Aaron has come out
as trans surprised.
Speaker 3: Yeah's shocked by this. Raise your hand right, Social contagion.
Speaker 1: Aaron used to be Aaron a boy A R O N.
Speaker 3: Changed his name to be spelled A I R y
n I.
Speaker 1: Presumably because it's more feminine. And now this is what
Aaron looks like.
Speaker 3: This is with his first wife.
Speaker 1: He's had a lot, lot of different a lot of wives,
a lot of partners, shall we say. And so this
person is one of the younger kids. But I saw
the ages of his kids and I was like, holy crap,
what a spread. So he's got a fifty seven year
old named Juna, a forty eight year old named Raphael
Elliott who's twenty seven, Helen who's thirteen, Gia who is two,
and then these twins Julian and Aaron, who are somewhere
in their twenties. I guess from all kinds of previous relationships.
Speaker 3: Wow, God, get it together. And then he's like Trump
is like unethical, he has no moral like ground. Okay,
maybe maybe you shouldn't speak to that, and maybe just Robert.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Also, I don't know if you guys have heard of
Matt Friend.
Speaker 3: I'm sure you've seen his face before. He appears on
Fox News to do.
Speaker 1: A lot of impersonations of and McConnell and all kinds
of politicians, and he is so good at them, and
particularly switching from one to the next in rapid speed.
Speaker 3: And it is amazing.
Speaker 1: Here he is doing like five different people flawlessly, all
in a row.
Speaker 3: This is incredible. Enjoy from Matt Frond rapid fire impressions
for Fox.
Speaker 7: Well, I'm telling you, it is so fantastic to be
back on Fox. It's your favorite president, Mitchell.
Speaker 11: Let me just tell you that it's relling to be
here today celebrating America and brock Well, you.
Speaker 1: Got to come on this show.
Speaker 15: Whether you're in a red state or a blue state,
these are these United States.
Speaker 7: Ted, let me just say, I'm so excited to be
back on the couch.
Speaker 1: It's going to be incredible.
Speaker 11: Bernie full hobn't been this excited to perform since Coachella.
Speaker 1: Excited to be here.
Speaker 2: Thank you very much.
Speaker 3: It was fantastic.
Speaker 7: That's amazing.
Speaker 3: That is amazing. I don't know how people can do that.
That's so isn't it. It's so neat.
Speaker 14: Yeah.
Speaker 1: And then for absolutely no reason except that I saw
this floating around on Twitter. Everybody loves Clarence Thomas and
if you don't you're wrong. You're just wrong, Okay, what's
wrong with you? Clarence Thomas is an absolute treasure and
I love this. This is an old clip, but it's
a goodie and it's him talking about the media, and
it's it's just perfect.
Speaker 15: Things I'd say in response to the media is when
they talk about, especially early on, about the way I
did my job, I said, I will absolutely leave the
court when I do my job as poorly as you
do yours. And that was none as a compliment.
Speaker 3: Really, Oh god, I love him. We were here, Yes,
his lab is my favorite. Oh my gosh. She's one
of those you want him at the table of like
the all right, you know that's the dream dinner table
that you want to like people. He's one of those
people and I just want him to be the laughing,
just laughing.
Speaker 1: It's just the best belly laugh.
Speaker 14: You know.
Speaker 1: He's like Santa, He's like Blanta.
Speaker 3: He's black slack Santa, He's Blanta. Yeah, he's really great.
I just love He's a treasure and he needs to
be protected at all costs.
Speaker 1: Oh my gosh.
Speaker 3: All right, so we've got some thank yous.
Speaker 1: And I saw something come in on Venmo that I
want to make sure I don't forget because it's from today.
Speaker 3: Okay, okay, yeah, we've got a few.
Speaker 1: Okay, so from yesterday we had from Jay Fisher, who said,
regarding dishwasher and Daisy's roommates not always loading, our family
group chat is now named after something I once said
in my mom voice. The dishwasher is empty, yet the
sink is not.
Speaker 3: You feel me on this, Jay Fisher? Yeah, I've going
right in between the twelve and seventeen.
Speaker 1: Yeah, she says, I have a twelve and seventeen year old,
not that the group chat name is improved the problem.
Speaker 3: Love you jerks. We have a family group chat where
it's just middle fingers. So that's just how our family roles.
Speaker 1: Let's see. Colleen Wilson said, this is so you can
buy not Steve a drink at the next camp Tono, y.
Speaker 3: Me come see us at the next one. Yeah.
Speaker 1: And by the way, he has completely embraced the name
Neve even though his name is Scott. He calls himself Neive.
He's he's embraced it, and thank, I felt really bad
about that.
Speaker 7: Right.
Speaker 1: Let's see Julie Fuelbirth said happy birthday, May first to
Susie Greg the best big sister and travel partner. I
love that we get to share chicks on the right
and all the giggles that go with them.
Speaker 3: Cheers, love it.
Speaker 1: It is for tomorrow when we won't be here, so
I'm glad that she sent this early. And Dana Spain,
our friend Dana said, morning, beautiful chicks, some prosecco funds
for your gigly weekends, safe travels AJ.
Speaker 3: Have loads of fun, love y'all, Thank you.
Speaker 1: Da set Amanda Barnard said for Mock's toilet paper fund birthdays.
Speaker 3: If Mooring, Yeah.
Speaker 1: If the overgrown backyard lizards show up, she might need extra.
Y'all have the very best time together, so nice. And
then today on Venmo, Kelly Wiseman said, can't wait to
see the jerks together on Friday, I fell on the back.
I fell on my back yesterday and got the wind
knocked out of me. It was breathtaking, happy dad joke. Wednesday,
also wondering if we can start a knee replacement support
group for us same.
Speaker 3: Boat here xo x O.
Speaker 1: I think that's a great idea for insiders or supporters
who have had knee replacements.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we have a support group or just gues. I
was gonna say for all surgeries, but you know, knee
replacements is that's very specific.
Speaker 1: It's a very specific thing. And Greg's gonna need it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, maybe like and mad He's gonna need it with
the kN Maybe you guys could do like a some
sort of a support grip that has like just recovering
from surgery period, you know what I mean, and then
you have a different sub surgery.
Speaker 1: Because Neive has been a godsend of information, Like I
bought things on Amazon yesterday that he was like have
this around the house, Like have these straps to help stretch,
like all kinds of great advice.
Speaker 3: He's been amazing, awesome. Meanwhile, my husband hasn't prepared at all.
He's just gonna go in there, have surgery and be
like I'm driving in two days. This is my husband.
Speaker 7: Uh huh.
Speaker 1: I think he should just level expectations a little bit.
Speaker 3: He probably should, but he won't because of who he
is as a person. So we'll see what happens in that.
Speaker 1: Joanna Burkholder said, trying to find my son a pair
of athletic shoes made anywhere but China, that looks somewhat cool.
After thirty minutes on Google, I found nothing so disappointing
feeling our sad state of manufacturing.
Speaker 3: Bring it back to the US. This is what Trump
we have to You're so right.
Speaker 1: Yeah, absolutely, Pam Parlow says, Sri Tanadar looks so weird
because he's seventy years old.
Speaker 3: No, he's not. I would not have guessed that he died.
He totally dyes his hair clearly, clearly, clearly.
Speaker 1: But like also, I mean I guess he has you know,
like lines in his face and whatnot.
Speaker 3: But at seventy wow, that is wow. We need Spencer
away and okay, thanks, okay.
Speaker 1: Audrey krass on Locals says Mat keeps speaking truth. Trump
is amazing, but there will be mistakes here and there,
and people do have to calm down when you point
those mistakes out. Woo, who can't wait to see you
both reunited on Friday.
Speaker 3: Have a great day.
Speaker 1: Thank you for understanding. I'm just doing some basic reporting here.
Speaker 3: How it is rough.
Speaker 1: Lady right said, you couldn't pay me fifty grand to
listen to that heifer for even a second talking about Kamala.
People are so stupid? Can she not just go way.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean that's the thing. She should pay us
to listen to her, right. Yeah.
Speaker 1: She also said, I got to have that GPS with
me all the time, talking to me all day long,
every day, every night.
Speaker 3: I need directions to go everywhere, like to my kitchen.
Wenna need directions for that. Thank you.
Speaker 1: It was The comments on that video were hilarious too,
because at the end, you know, he says, I see
you've reached your destination or something like that, and the
one woman was like, I reached my destination multiple times time.
Speaker 3: Oh I've reached it.
Speaker 7: Uh huh, yeah I have.
Speaker 1: It was so great, all right now you.
Speaker 3: All right, Jamie Hill, hey all, asking for prayers for
my niece Jacqueline. She's being induced with baby number two
and doctors are worried about hemophilia. Let me checks in
the amazing community you all created. Thanks thank you, Jamie,
and yes, prayers going up for your niece, Jacqueline. Robert Clark,
the inventor of the knock Knock joke, should receive the
Nobel Prize. See what he did there. It's dad Joe
Well Becky Anderson. Why do cows have hoofs because they
lack toes. That's a good yeah, Shannon Pope. Shout out
to my sweet uncle Wayne, who is in today's Flight
of Honor to DC out of North Carolina for a
service in the Air Force during Vietnam. Warm regards.
Speaker 2: Look.
Speaker 3: I love that flight. I love so much. Dray, I
love it. Kathy Hanson dad joke Wednesday, How long will
Caine hate his brother? As long as he is able?
I like that one. That was good, Brian Bromley. Everyone
agrees that all thieves are bad, but bakery thieves really
take the cake. Take my joke, tariff that was great.
D show Hi Chicks. Five year, five plus year follower
of yours. I'm from Canada, so sad about our election results.
I supported Trump for the USA. Washuppy he won was happy.
I'm like what what? Shoppy was happy he won? But
his comments about the fifty first state in the tariffs
f this over p r P would be our PM
if it wasn't for Trump. I mean that's how conservatives
Canada feel. I hate that for the conserv There are
conservatives in Canada who are just heartbroken, and we're heartbroken
for you, yause. Pierre was a luck.
Speaker 1: He had a ninety percent chance of being the prime
minister A n chance.
Speaker 3: I know, I don't get it. I don't know what
the long game is there. I don't We're going to
find out, I guess, Megster, your boyfriend Scott Scott Jennings
was on stage with Trump last night. Per I hope
you saw it, yep, and we talked about it, yep.
Speaker 1: I know. I saw that comment coming in early and
I was like, if people would just tune into the
whole show, they would.
Speaker 3: Know, right they they would know We're going to talk
about all the things, all the things. Donkey hoody dad
joke Wednesday. Why aren't koalas considered bears? They don't meet
the qualifications. Take my money and have a safe flight, Daisy,
Thank you, Christy Anderson, not Neve. That made me lol
when you realize realize his actual name was Scott. My
husband Scott gets called Steve all the time. Still planning photograph.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Scott said he gets called Steve all the time.
That's weird.
Speaker 18: I was.
Speaker 1: I know it wasn't the first time, Like apparently it
happens all Like you get called Mary Joe all the time.
Speaker 3: Oh, I get called Mary Joe all the time. I
just kind of let it go. I'm like, yeah, okay,
that's my name when it's not my name at all.
Still planning to photograph Cowboy CAMPTONO Texas. Version Love you, jerks,
thank you, Christy, Yes, thank you, thank you. Mary, pat Mock.
You've got to take Daisy to Palmetto Bluff and bike
ride and have lunch. Plus great future place for CAMPTONO.
Have a great time in beautiful South Carolina. Let me
tell you something about paul Metto Bluff. Okay, so we.
Speaker 1: Will not be going there first of all, because you
can't get in unless you're like staying there or live
there or whatever. Like it is an absolutely gorgeous place.
Speaker 3: Do you remember when we.
Speaker 1: Interviewed Nicki Haley, Yes, that's where she lives. No, Nicki
Haley lives in Kiowa. But Nicky Haley when I was
when we were first looking at, you know, at moving
to South Carolina and we had direct message. I had
direct messaged her at one point I was like, Hey,
you know, we're moving to this area and I'm super
excited and just wanted you to know whatever. This was
years ago, and she wrote me back and she was like, oh,
you should totally check out Paul metto Bluff. That's where
Dana Perino lives, and I did check it out. It's
also where Justin Bieber got married. Like, it is spectacular,
but way out of my price range, right, way.
Speaker 3: It's funny that it's funny that she thought it was
in your price range.
Speaker 1: Right.
Speaker 3: I was like, I don't live like you guys. Okay,
do you know? But then also, we're not going to
be taking bike rides because of my knee, her knee, right,
we're not going to be doing that. We're going to
do all sorts of fun stuff though, you guys. And yeah,
we do have a lot of plans. We'll be talking
a lot that probably on insiders and locals too, So
you should join if you haven't joined. Dad joke. Wednesday,
I ordered a chicken and an egg from Amazon to
let you know, have a great weekend together. Which came first? Patrick?
Which came first? Patrick? Ed McCafferty. If Trump cured cancer,
the headline would read Trump puts one million doctors out
of work, right it would so true. God, that's exactly right.
The Great Gatsby businesses in China are so sneaky they
even dehydrate fruits to a powder and shift to companies
here who just add water that needs to be labeled.
Everything needs to be.
Speaker 1: Labeled if it's Chinese. In any way, I don't have
everything I want to know about that storm.
Speaker 3: Jose Rodriguez Morning from Texas. Y'all, Hey, Jose, this one
seems appropriate after yesterday's show. My boss hates when I
shortened his name to Dick, especially because his name is Steve.
Just take my take my mom knee heyne, I love it.
Bo Mama ate on Trump, boo boo. It's okay, mock.
I see both sides. I'm two hundred percent supportive of him,
but I don't follow anyone blindly. Geez, I'll look at
myself sideway sometimes. But I got you, friend, Thank you,
thank you. That's exactly right, Ed Ferguson. Can you tell
when a joke as a dad joke when it becomes
a parent Aaron Kreeger, I think we decided it was greager.
I always forget. I'm sorry, Aaron. A guy tried to
assault me with milk and cheese the other day, how dairy.
I'm sorry. Take my money. These are good, you guys,
These are really good. These are good. Teresa Raymundo, mock
and Daisy. I just wanted to let you know that
it is okay to occasionally criticize our man Trump. He
as far from perfect. He is always a straight shooter.
If we can't accept criticism, then we are just a
looney liberal.
Speaker 7: This is the thing.
Speaker 3: We gotta not be culty about it. You guys. We
can love him.
Speaker 1: I love him, okay, but I'm gonna tell you when.
Speaker 3: He does stuff that's like, yeah, great, that's all and
Dale instead of pay an ee ve e Neve, it
can be any Ve for not Steve. I love that.
That's great, all right, you guys. Thank you buddy. Oh good,
I got a shirt. I got a shirt I want
to show too. Okay, good, thank you so much for
reminding me. Are awesome chick at a at Etsy. What
does it say? It says chick's on the right, raising
strong chicks for the future.
Speaker 11: Ah.
Speaker 3: I love my red hat and then I know, right
my hair is a little red. It makes me think,
like I'm going today, it's a little red. I'm going
to get my hair done today. Maybe I should either
get red or I don't know what. It's just to
match the shirt. But it's a Little Red, but I
love it. I love all of her stuff, all right,
And I do have a couple of thank yous.
Speaker 1: First, a very sweet card from Brenda Wilson, who's a tailgater,
which I really really appreciate. I don't know, I guess
this is from a company called Sunflower Steve. It didn't
come with any like card or anything, but Sunflower Steve
sent sunflower seeds and he also sent this adorable sunflower
hat which I love you, love love love it. And
then via for the gift card for Easter.
Speaker 3: Thank you. Yeah, you're always too too kind, always so
good to holidays and whatnot. Yeah, all right, did we
bring it in? Do we already bring it in? We haven't.
Did we already do it? I don't think we did.
I don't think we brought it in yet. Yeah, guys,
feels like a good stretch. Okay, So you guys will
not talk to you until Friday morning, right, Okay, So
have a really good today and a good tomorrow and
we'll see you on Friday together.
Speaker 14: Y