Speaker 1: Good morning everybody, Good morning, Good morning everybody. Coming up
on the show today, Trump stop the media again with
the Gaza announcement. I'm gonna be breaking that down. Caroline
Levitt herds the media chats and the squad is throwing
Oh oh my god, all that and so so much
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Yeah that if I am, that they don't hurt, which
is probably a tall order. And if I am and
they don't hurt, that they actually work and work for
a long time, that would.
Speaker 1: Be really really good. Yeah.
Speaker 2: So anyway, all we'll no more after today, I guess,
and then we can think about meet and greet and
like when that might be, if not September, we'll figure
it out and we'll let you guys know what's going on.
So that's happening today. But man, is there a lot
happening in the world or what we got. We've got
a lot to discuss with you today. We'll get right
into some headlines. Namely, one thing happened yesterday, that is,
we now have a new Attorney general. Ham Bondi was confirmed.
The vote was fifty four forty six and thanks to
John Fetterman, he was the only Democrat that voted alongside
the Republicans to confirm her. But yeah, she is the
new attorney general.
Speaker 1: So that's exciting. The fact that no other Democrats besides
him voted for her just shows you how just antagonistic
they are now, because why would you not vote for
the chick? Why would you not vote for her? Come on,
she know she's supremely qualified to do this job, just right,
come on, there's no other Democrat besides Fetterman, Give me
a break. Like all these people want to do is
just be combative and be anathetical to anything that Trump does.
And they're like, hey, Trump, Trump likes her and we
hate her. You're right, come on.
Speaker 2: I know it's so dumb, but she made it through.
And now we'll see what's going on with the rest
of the nominees. We've got some news about them coming
up later in this segment.
Speaker 1: But we have other news to talk about too, which
is a little.
Speaker 2: Bit more fun, and that is that if you're planning
on watching the Super Bowl, Trump's going to be there.
Speaker 3: He's planning on attending.
Speaker 1: So that's exciting.
Speaker 2: I'm sure some fan fair and whatnot. Yeah, so that
is exciting. And then I saw just a really good
tweet about the nominees for cabinet from HELLEL Fold, who
was talking about how, you know, people like to say
Donald Trump is a racist, chauvinist, homophobic bigot, but let's
look at who he has chosen to surround him in leadership.
Cash Betel would be the first Indian to ever had
the FBI. He's also the son of immigrant parents. Marco Rubio,
first Latin Secretary of State, also son of immigrant parents.
Susie Wilds, first woman Chief of Staff, Scott Bessant, now
Secretary of Treasury, who's openly gay. Christy Nome is the
second woman to be Homeland Security Secretary Grinnell, also openly gay. Also,
Evert could be the second woman to be head of
National Intelligence. She's of Samoan descent. So can we just
not with all that.
Speaker 1: He's so this and he's so that. Well, it's interesting
because they don't focus on that on our side, you
know what I mean, And we don't focus on that.
We don't care because we hire people based on merit.
Go figure, exactly right.
Speaker 2: This is something that none of these things even occurred
to me because like, nobody cares about the stuff.
Speaker 1: Nobody cares. Nobody cares at all. But I see if
they were on the left, that's all you would hear about, right,
is like their brownness and their gayness and everything else,
and their and their lady parts and everything. They we
just we don't care. Just hire the best person, thanks,
you are they qualified? Cool, Let's move on. And that's
what Trump cares about. Mm hmmm, that's exactly right.
Speaker 2: Also, chat GPT, this is going to come as a
surprise to absolutely no one, but there's a new study
that confirms that chat GPT favors.
Speaker 1: Left leaning views and it often.
Speaker 2: Avoids or restricts conservative perspectives, which is a huge, huge
problem because with AI shaping news, policy and education. As
this tweet points out, experts warned that without transparency and safeguards,
biased algorithms could reach shape democracy itself.
Speaker 1: Yeah, if somebody needs to tell AOC that, right. Remember
it wasn't at AOC that was saying that, Oh my god,
like all the social platforms are being they're all taken
over by conservatives. Okay, Well, y'all have chat GPT, which
is kind of a big deal. I feel like that's
kind of a big deal.
Speaker 3: You know, it's a huge deal. It's a huge, huge deal.
Speaker 2: So there and there, and it's true the same. The
safeguards are important chat GPT. Of course, Sam Altman is
still at the helm of that, and so it makes
me a little nervous that Trump is, you know, side
by side with Sam Altman in any circumstance.
Speaker 1: Actually, I'm okay with it. You got to keep your
enemies close, that's true. That's true.
Speaker 2: Yeah, And I know Elon will be in Trump's ear
about him all the time, so that's at least a
little bit of a safeguard.
Speaker 1: Also, hilarious news from.
Speaker 2: The Women's March, which is still a thing, and I
didn't even realize that that was still a thing. They
starting today, they're going to be holding a moment of
silence every single Wednesday at twelve fifty three pm to
commemorate the moment January sixth rioters first crossed the barricade.
Speaker 1: Oh my gosh, and all men around them are like,
thank you God. They're all going to just shut up.
This is so great. Yeah, okay, they're so ridiculous. They're
so ridiculous.
Speaker 2: But speaking of J six, this was a real This
was a shocker. Byron New York yesterday, quoting from CNN.
There are thirteen thousand FBI agents, a total of thirty
eight thousand FBI employees, and of that total, five thousand
worked on the J six investigation. Oh my god, five
thousand employees of the FBI.
Speaker 1: What's the percentage? I read that it was thirty nine percent?
Is that right? I don't I don't do math. That
was to job. I was told there'd be no mad
but it's a lot. It's too many. It's ridiculous. Think
of the man power and the woman power that was
taken off of other cases by other crimes. Think of that.
Oh my god, it's it's ridiculous.
Speaker 2: It's insane that they have that many people devoted to
that day.
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Speaker 1: Wow.
Speaker 2: Last month they hit their best recruiting number in fifteen years.
And if you don't think that this is part of
the Trump effect, you are, kay, this is absolutely part
of the Trump effect.
Speaker 1: And he hays that yeah, Trump and then trickling down
to Pete hagg seth under new leadership, I totally agree.
I mean, if I were a young person, I'd be like, Okay,
the military looks I could do that. I could totally
this is a consideration. Yeah. I mean one at Gwen's friend,
one of my daughter's friends, she's my daughter, is going
to be fifteen. She wants to be a pilot in
the Air Force. I mean, that's that's what she wants
to see. Yeah, and that's I think it's awesome. I
love that. I think that. I mean, this is amazing. Yeah,
it's cool that some of these young kids are like,
this is what I want to do. I love that.
Speaker 3: And hopefully, you know, I'm well, it's not even hopefully.
Speaker 2: I know that Pete haig Seth when he when he
focuses on marketing and recruiting, it's going to be a
whole different ballgame than what we've seen over the past
four years with all of these trans weirdo freaks that
are promoting Look, look, I get to be a trans
weirdo in the military.
Speaker 3: There's going to be none of that.
Speaker 2: It's going to be all like freaking top gun type
type of recruitment commercials. And it's going to be back
to what Pete always says, The focus will be on lethaliby.
That's what it should always have been about.
Speaker 1: Yeah. The problem is that.
Speaker 2: Currently there are still some serious liabilities.
Speaker 1: In the military. And here's one example.
Speaker 5: Okay, so I just went in the military building. These
bitches just told me to go in this building and
they were like, Okay, get your dental stuff done. And
the thing opens at eight, and so I shut up
like half an hour early. And this scary asked, real
sergeant looking guy. He came up to me and he
was like, don't get a fucking haircut.
Speaker 1: Don't come back in this fucking building until you get
a haircut.
Speaker 5: I was like, I was like, okay, yes, sir, grab
this part of my uniform and was like, when you're
in this uniform, you need to abide by the standards
in AR six seventy dash one. And I was like,
I was like, yes, sir. He was like, go get
a haircut right now, and don't come back in this
building until you get a haircut. I was like, okay,
So I am on my way to get a haircut.
You guys the scariest fuck. So if I look like
a fucking army rat when I get guys, I look
like a fucking.
Speaker 1: War Oh my god, I can't.
Speaker 6: Yeah, and yeah, that's all.
Speaker 1: Imagine what would happen if this guy was faced with
al Qaeda. He's scared of the scary, mean drill sergeant. Yeah,
he's scared of him. Imagine he's there's no way that
this kid has ever operated a firearm. There's just no
way he can't get.
Speaker 2: Through basic training without doing that, Like, how how did
he do that?
Speaker 1: There's just I can't see this. Can you guys see that?
There's just no way do they make him like actually
hold it for longer than five seconds? Because I just
can't see that. Oh my gosh, Oh my god. I
just yikes. That's a big fat yikes right there, you guys.
Speaker 2: So we've got some cleaning up to do in the military,
and perhaps he'll be a fine soldier.
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 3: That did not inspire confidence.
Speaker 1: Okay, positive pants?
Speaker 5: Okay.
Speaker 2: Great headline from the Babylon b This was perfect. They
said Trump becomes the first fascist in history to reduce
the size of cover.
Speaker 1: That is awesome. Oh my god. I love that so much.
I cannot believe I didn't see it until right now.
It's fantastic. I don't think you understand what fascist means,
Liberals not what you think it means. Also, Dave Ruben
posted this.
Speaker 2: I'm not sure if he's selling these or if they're
actually for sale, but if they are, I would totally
wear this. This absolutely cracked me up. I survived the
twenty twenty five Global trade war three February twenty five
to three February twenty five.
Speaker 1: I totally wear that too. Oh gosh, isn't that We
still have our avocados, you guys, and our coronas, you guys. Good. Okay.
Speaker 2: We mentioned that there would be more news about Trump's
cabinet appointees nominees, and now we have news about one
Republican who is going to vote for Tulci Gabbard. Everybody
was worried about her, but here's Susan Collins with her state.
Speaker 4: After extensive consideration, conversations with her in my office, attending
the hearing, questioning her there, and listening to her in
the closed session, I decided to vote that I will
vote for her. I believe she's committed to strengthening our
national security.
Speaker 3: So that's something.
Speaker 1: After she got lots of pushback. Yeah, it's like to
Todd Young in Indiana. Yeah, Todd Young was told to
follow his conscience. Yeah, or follow the fact that they're
going to boot you out of there if you don't
vote the right way, you jerk. I think he just
wanted some attention the other day, you know. Yeah, well
you can't. Yeah, So I think she's gonna be okay.
Speaker 2: The one nominee that I think is a little on
shaky ground still is RFK Junior. We'll see what happens
with him. But Man Senator Democrat. Senators are doing everything
in their power to make the RFK nomination difficult. Here's
that creepy lizard man to explain, it's not over.
Speaker 7: You can continue this on the floor of the Senate.
And I'm gonna pull out all the stops because I
continue to believe I've been in public service a while.
This is the most unqualified, unprepared nominee I have seen
in my time in public service, and I'm gonna pull
out all the stops on the floor.
Speaker 8: To fight it.
Speaker 1: My god, he just makes my skin crawl. That guy.
Speaker 2: He's so spitty, you know what I mean, Like, don't
you you're getting a shower if you're anywhere in the.
Speaker 3: Vicinity of his mouth.
Speaker 1: Oh god, he's just so like eating somebody's liver with
a nice kiyanti kind of creepy, you know, totally, Oh
my god, this is so creepy.
Speaker 2: Marco Rubio traveled to El Salvador to meet the president there,
and the l Salvadoran president made a very interesting offer
to the United States, which I think we're going to
take him up on. It sounds like, here's Rubio to explain.
Speaker 9: The President, in an act of extraordinary friendship to our country,
knowing the challenges we face in the US, has agreed
to the most unprecedented and extraordinary, extraordinary migratory agreement anywhere
in the world. He has agreed to accept for deportation
any illegal alien in the United States who is a
criminal from any nationality, be they MS thirteen or named
that Agua, and house them in his jails. And he's
also offered to do the same for dangerous criminals currently
in custody and serving their sentences in the United States,
even if they're US citizens or legal residents.
Speaker 1: This is amazing. Naib Boukayley that's his name. M hmm, yeah, millennial.
Speaker 3: He's a hard ass.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, I say him yeah, I say he's
a kid, but he's forty three years old. He's a
millennial and he's yeah, he's a total hard ass. And
I think and he was a businessman, so I think
he speaks the business man language that Donald Trump speaks,
you know, in a way, and so he's like, okay,
I can, we can negotiate here, we can play ball.
Speaker 2: The crime rate in El Salvador is basically nil because
of the the deterrence factor, because the prison system is
so absolutely terrifying. And so, I mean, this is amazing.
So he even tweeted about it. He said, We've offered
the US the opportunity to outsource part of its prison system.
We're willing to take in only convicted criminals, including convicted
US citizens, into our megaprison in exchange for a fee.
The fee would be relatively low for the US, but
significant to US, making our entire prison system sustainable. I mean,
and I don't know if you guys have seen like
the documentary, there's like many documentaries.
Speaker 3: You do not want to be if you don't.
Speaker 1: Want to go there. Yeah, but I'm all for it.
Send some of our like really awful criminals to l
just get rid of any death row person, send him
there and like let's just like my god, take him
out of that what was it, like the line in
Shawshan and can take him out of the Hilton, like
the Ritz Carlton here, and send them to El Salvador
and see how well they do there. Yeah, Oh my gosh,
I'm all for this. I think it's great.
Speaker 2: Well, and somebody, somebody tweeted at the president of El
Salvador saying, can we send Bob Menendez?
Speaker 1: And he's like, yes, we will gladly take him in.
I love it, right, I can't wait for Fauci to
go to jail. Can we send him there too? Yeah?
Speaker 10: I know.
Speaker 2: Between this and gip Mo, it's like we've got all
these options now.
Speaker 1: So many options. I can you imagine how well we
do an El Salvador. Can I take my Vanity Fair
magazine when I was on the cover. Can I take
that with me? Dude, you can't even take underwear? Okay,
I just, I just I'm loving all of this. Yeah,
so great, It's amazing.
Speaker 2: And they're not the only country that is making these
kinds of offers. Here is Caroline Lovett to explain.
Speaker 11: President Trump is not messing around and he's no longer
going to allow America to be a dumping ground for
illegal criminals from nations all over this world. And so
Al Salvador has not just agreed to the repatriation of
their own citizens, but also illegal criminals from other nations
who will then be sent to their prisons.
Speaker 1: Venezuela as well.
Speaker 11: Has agreed to repatriation flights, and Colombia also agreed to
cooperate with the repatriation of illegal Colombian nationals that we
have found in the interior of our country. And I
can also confirm that today the first flight from the
United States to Guantanamo Bay with illegal migrants are underway.
And so President Trump, Pete Hegseth, and Christy Nome are
already delivering on this promise to utilize that capacity at
Gitmo for illegal criminals who have break broken our nation's
immigration laws and then have further crimited committed heinous crimes
against lawful American citizens here at home.
Speaker 1: She's off the right, just actually so good. She's no good.
Speaker 2: And there was an amazing moment with her yesterday where
I don't even know who the two people were that
the press was going to talk to, like some members
of Congress were making themselves available for comment, and she
was behind them, and they were going to take questions
from the press, and they looked like they had no
idea how to manage the media. So this twenty seven
year old firecrackers steps in to tell those absolute toddlers.
Speaker 1: To calm the f down.
Speaker 3: And it was amazing.
Speaker 11: Let's actually adults here offering their time to answer your questions.
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of school children. Weja go ahead, freaking love it. She
like she pulled the mom card there, She's like, I
have time for this ship. Okay, all right, kids, that's amazing.
Speaker 2: And they even looked at her, they were like, do
you can you can you calm them down?
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Benjamin att Yah who visited the White House yesterday. So obviously,
as it is typical to do when you have a
world leader, they spent some time in the Oval office
and they did take some questions there, but they also
held like a formal press conference, and it was during
the press conference that Trump made an announcement that is
making everyone's heads explode.
Speaker 1: And you'll hear it right here.
Speaker 14: The US will take over the Gaza Strip and we
will do a job with it too. We'll own it
and be responsible for dismantling all of the dangerous unexploded
bombs and other weapons on the site. Level the site
and get rid of the destroyed buildings, level it out,
create an economic development that will supply unlimited numbers of
jobs and housing for the people of the area, a
real job, do something different. Just can't go back. If
you go back, it's gonna end up the same way
it has for a hundred years.
Speaker 1: It's gonna be Magaza. We're gonna build a huge casino
in a resort. It's gonna beautiful, it's gonna be tremendous.
It's going to be huge Magaza. I mean, you know,
I have mixed feelings about this, but I do agree
with him. First of all, I think people should just
let him cook, you know, let him cook, because he
says things and he does things, and he has like
a vision in his mind of how things should be.
And I don't think we should let our heads explode
over this because how can you be against peace? And
there's never been peace in that region, right, and he
wants peace, So he's offering a solution for peace. He's
offering a solution for the end of war. I mean,
I liberals used to want that.
Speaker 2: Well, and we wanted I mean, this is the thing
is I first heard this and I was like, wait
a minute, I don't want US troops going into Gaza
to take it over and rebuild it, and no, thank
you like that. The whole point is to get us
less involved, not more involved, and so you know, on
that side, I'm just like, what the hell are we doing?
But then also when I heard him say it, I
was like, this is just him doing the bluster thing
where he says the craziest thing in order to have
the conversations, and then we'll get some version of that
which won't be as crazy, which is why I'm yeah,
which is why I say let him cook. Yeah, You're
not the only one that said that, in fact, that's
like straight out of a Ben Shapiro tweet.
Speaker 1: We will show and just yeah.
Speaker 2: But then when they sat down in the Oval office,
some reporter was like talking about like what Bbe wants
Trump to do and specifically said, we'll be he wants
you to attack Iran.
Speaker 1: And and they're both sitting there like, how.
Speaker 2: Are you trying to put words into BB's mouth about
what he wants? He's right there, and.
Speaker 1: I loved how Trump handled this. Here's what happens. Does
it mean they.
Speaker 15: Won't be weak?
Speaker 14: But you know what, we just don't want him to
have a nuclear weapon.
Speaker 12: They can't have a nuclear.
Speaker 14: He don't know what he wants. What do you know
about anything?
Speaker 1: I love it. That's like, I just love it, and
you're an idiot. It's like you were watching yesterday and
I was listening. And so we were talking this morning
in pre show about how there were some times where
Bbe was you know, the facial responses.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he looked amused. I don't know how else to
describe his expression. When Trump was talking about like taking
over Gaza. He didn't look surprised and he didn't look horrified.
Speaker 1: He just had this.
Speaker 2: Little tiny smile, you know what I mean? Yeah, and
so well.
Speaker 1: I mean, I honestly think he's delighted that he is
working with Trump and not with that brain dead, you know,
dementia ridden old fool that he had to deal with
for the past four years. It's evidenced by a lot
of what he said yesterday. He's like, there's been more
done in two weeks. And you could tell. You could
hear the enthusiasm in his voice. You could hear that.
I mean, I couldn't see it because I was in
the car, but but yeah, he's you could tell he's
so happy to be working with Trump.
Speaker 3: Oh for sure.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but you can imagine, like the world is losing
its mind over this whole idea. Like I ran to
see what Rashida Talib was gonna say about it, and
of course she did not disappoint. She was like, Palestinians
aren't going anywhere. This president can only spew this fanatical bullshit.
Because of bipartisan support in Congress for funding genocide and
ethnic cleansing. A lot of people are in fact calling
this idea ethnic cleansing. It's time for my two State
Solution colleagues to speak up. Well, We've been like the
two state solution.
Speaker 1: People have spoken up for literal decades now, and it's
gotten us nowhere. Yeah, absolutely nowhere. I think at.
Speaker 2: Minimum this puts pressure on Egypt on Jordan because Caitlin
Collins was even asking Donald Trump yesterday, well, where are
all the people going to go in the meantime when
you're rebuilding Gaza, where are all the actual palace?
Speaker 16: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Where are they going to go?
Speaker 2: And he was like, well, I mean other countries are
going to need to step up, and this is that
was a call to Egypt and Jordan that they need
to freaking step up.
Speaker 14: Yeah.
Speaker 1: See, but we'll see, We'll see if they do it.
And again it's this is the let them just like
spend his time in the kitchen like laying the stimmer
on the stove.
Speaker 2: Yes, that's exactly what Ben Shapiro said. He said because
I was like, well, what is he going to say?
Because this is you know, this is obviously a petitue
for him. Undoubtedly, he says, the most extraordinary an unexpected
element of Trump's first term was his remaking of the
Middle East with the Abraham Accords. He achieved that Nobel
Prize worthy accomplishment by thinking outside the box, recognizing actual,
hard realities, and ignoring the conventional idiocy of the blob.
He's doing the same now with Gaza. This vision is
absolutely transformative. Whether it's his final vision of the region,
a negotiation tactic to achieve better deals, or something else,
there's no doubt that Trump's creative thinking is breaking the
mold and changing things. Let Donald Trump.
Speaker 1: Cook, yeah, let him cook. Yeah. I mean because I
he he wants what all of us want, and that
is he wants peace. You know, he wants like he
wants these yahoos stop killing each other? Why is that
a bad thing? And man, liberals, they're like losing their
shit over this. It's like they have become the warmongers.
They have become the bloodthirsty, like they just they want violence.
And if that's if this, if that isn't evidence enough
when they are just against this just because what are
they are against it? Because they're just against everything that
Trump wants, because how could you be against you know,
just trying to see if there's a different solution to
the crazy that has been the past good jillions of years,
right of NonStop violence. He's trying to find a different
solution I broughto.
Speaker 3: And I can't remember where.
Speaker 2: Jared Kushner had also talked about the potential with the
Gaza strip, and you know what a beautiful piece of
land it is.
Speaker 1: It is, it could be, it could.
Speaker 2: Be absolutely transformative, and it's just it's a discussion starter,
which is why I thought this tweet from Mark Dubowitz
was also pretty spot on. He said, it occurs to
me that Trump may have floated this idea to raise
the stakes after Arab countries refused his request to take Palestinians.
Now he's cranking up the pressure. If you won't take them,
we'll remove them ourselves and take control of Gaza. Classic
Trump go to the extreme, making what once seemed outrageous
suddenly look like the reasonable middle ground art of the
old man art.
Speaker 1: I know, this is what he does, right He lights
that fire, Yeah, for the grill, you know what I mean,
and then he just kind of lets it sort of
set a little bit and then he cooks. Yeah, this
is what he does. Let him do it. So far
it's working. I mean, this is the thing. He's just
sort of he does what other politicians, you know, And
if you want to call him a politician have been
unable and unwilling to do and I am all for it.
It's amazing.
Speaker 2: It's like remember when Glenn Beck used to say, you
want a leader who kind of has like a little
eye twitch because it makes you feel like he's he's
crazy enough to do it, Like he might just be
crazy enough to do it. Yeah, And so you it's
that fear of is he crazy enough to do it
that I think sets the tone for peace through strength
because people are like, I don't want to set that
guy off, because he's just right.
Speaker 1: He's the risk taker. He's the risk taker, and so
many people are they just cannot, Like I said yesterday,
they just can't do it. They're not risk takers. They're
not people who are entrepreneurs and risk taking like business
people like him. He he's like, I'll do it. Why not?
I mean instead of asking why, ask why not? Yeah,
Well let's try it, let's see it, let's see if
it sticks. And so many of the things that he
has done in his life they've stuck, you know, because
he is a risk taker.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Right, Anyway, that was I was not expecting that yesterday.
That was not on my bingo card of things that
were going to happen yesterday, and it happened kind of
late in the day, so that was a that was
a that was a shocker.
Speaker 1: It was a surprise. But again it's going to get
people talking. Without a doubt, they are absolutely talking about
that and will I'm sure there's gonna be tons of reaction.
That will be a delight to play throughout the rest
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follow up on USAID from yesterday. We talked about it
a lot yesterday, but of course it's still being talked
about because it's still effectively shut down and people are still.
Speaker 3: Losing their minds.
Speaker 1: Democrats have lost their minds completely on this topic, and
it's absolutely a treat to watch. I must say.
Speaker 2: ABC did a really interesting news story about it where
they actually talked to one of the employees contract employees
who was there when DOGE showed up to USAID and
so she describes what happened when do doge folks showed
up last week?
Speaker 10: Did the DOGE team showed up at USAID offices in
Washington and demanded access.
Speaker 17: USAID employee Christina Dry described the scene.
Speaker 18: Jose was in the building. We started. We took down
our Pride flags, we took down I took out any
books I felt would be incriminating. No one was talking.
Speaker 1: We heard the stout taking.
Speaker 18: Transcripts automatically of all of our Google meets. They'd unplugged
the news in the little kitchen galleys. It didn't feel good.
And then Saturday all of the websites went down, and
then I lost complete access to my computer.
Speaker 1: We took down all the Pride flags.
Speaker 2: Can you imagine that this is the priority? Like yes, oh.
Speaker 1: Yeah, oh my god, it's right. We took all of
our Pride fives. We were really concerned about those. We
got to save those.
Speaker 3: And what book did she move?
Speaker 19: Like?
Speaker 1: What was what book was she afraid of having that
would be incriminating?
Speaker 2: Like do they just have like tons of mind comped copies.
Speaker 20: On the round?
Speaker 1: I was just gonna say, is it mine colla gotta
be right? That tracks? Oh my god, totally tracks. Yeah.
I don't, you know, I don't, I don't. The outrage
about this is just so crazy to me because it's
like I don't you see all these people going on
all these talk shows and they're all freaking out and
they're just like, oh my god, this is again Like
they say it's fascist, but they don't understand what fascism is.
But like you put your oxygen mask on first, right
before you save other people. That's what we're trying to
do as Americans. We're trying to make sure that our
finances are in order. Like if I hope that these
people help their families first before they give money to
anybody else. Like if your child is starving, do you go, oh,
screw you, screw you. You're starving kids in Africa. Yeah,
we got to make sure that we feed those kids
in Honduras. Right, it doesn't mean it, it doesn't. But
if you if you tell them that, they're going to
be like whatever, I mean, it's like cause it's I'll neglect.
If you ignore your own kid, that's basically neglect and abuse.
But that's essentially what we're doing in America. We're neglecting
and abusing ourselves, our own people, our own family, and
then we're giving all this money to all these so
like trans operas in other countries. What are we doing
it's so and they're mad.
Speaker 2: They're mad that they're being asked to show receipts for
what they are spending our money on. That's literally all
they're mad about, and so so stupid. And Joni Earns,
Senator Earnt, has been after them forever and in fact,
and they have stonewalled heard every opportunity. We've got a
clip of her talking about this from Fox News, which
I need disclaimer.
Speaker 3: I sped it up because I find.
Speaker 2: The way she talks to be so annoying, because she
talks so slowly.
Speaker 1: It makes me crazy. It makes me as crazy.
Speaker 2: So just know that she doesn't sound like this. I
just sped it up a little bit just so I
could tolerate it.
Speaker 1: Here's love materer a chipmunk.
Speaker 2: There is quite a chipmunk, but she is talking faster
than she would write.
Speaker 1: But her point is a good one, and here it is.
Speaker 21: On USAID's case for years now, going back several years,
where I was trying to investigate the expenditures for humanitarian aid,
primarily when it came to the war in Ukraine, and
what my team and I encountered was absolute obstruction and
lives coming out of USAID.
Speaker 1: They did everything possible to.
Speaker 21: Stop me from accessing their records to understand where our
taxpayer money was going. I eventually partnered with Representative Mike
McCall in the House and we started a formal congressional investigation,
and even after that they really pushed back, only allowed
us access to a small amount of data. But what
we found was extreme expenditures on the part of USAID
with very little data driven results. We have seen money
funded in the Wuhan Institute of Virology through dollars steered
by USAID on dangerous gronaviruses.
Speaker 1: We saw how that turned out.
Speaker 21: We've seen funding going to her over pottery classes, tourism
in Lebanon of all places, even when the state Department
was advising against travel.
Speaker 1: I could go on and on and on, and how
do they defend that. You know, They're like, we got
to make sure that we like give medicine and all
this kind of which, listen, that's not being cut. Even
Marco Rubio is like, we're not. We're not getting rid
of the humanitarian aid right to these countries, which I
got to tell you, I I actually would cut it
if it were up to me. I'm sorry, but I
would cut that we can't afford it. We're broke. So
I'm actually not even for the humanitarian aid. I'm not
we got to take care of our until we look
like freaking Dubai. I don't think we should be giving
anybody any money right now, so I'm actually against that too.
But you know, these people feel like we got to
give money to everybody else, which whatever, Okay, that's fine,
that's what they're saying. But like, how do they defend
all of these other expenditures, on all those other bullshit,
like the trans operas and like the whatever else that
they're spending it. How do they how do they defend that? Yeah,
that's exactly right.
Speaker 2: Like, and they've tried to make it clear that this
is anything that is a life saving, whether it's medication
or whatever, whatever the aid is. They there is no
pause on that aid, and yet the Democrats are acting
as though this order is literally killing people.
Speaker 3: Listen to Van Jones just as one example.
Speaker 10: I'm Marco Rubio. I'm be happy to do it, but
I'm going to tell you right now, people are going
to die in very large numbers around the world who
are expecting the United States to live up to our
promises to get them medicine, to get them help, and
when that happens, people are going to remember that there
are people right now who have HIV who are alive
only because the United States is making sure that Donald
Trump says we don't care you go die.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, these people are so dramatic and they
need to stop. Seriously. Americans are dying. Veterans are dying,
you know, there are homeless kids that are dying. There
are old women that are dying right now Americans. And
I'm just like, I'm so irritating. He and the Mark
Ruffaloes of the world are just so there's so fear
mongering and so ridiculous, off the charts dramatic. And again,
why is it our responsibility to pay for people that
have AIDS in other countries? I'm just I'm asking the question.
And if you think I'm mean for asking that question,
I'm so I'm not sorry. I'm not sorry. Why is
it my responsibility to pay for other people that have
AIDS in other countries? Why is that my responsibility? Somebody
needs to answer that question.
Speaker 2: Well, I mean, I have no problem with soft power,
which is what they talk about, and and being you know,
a benevolent country when we can actually take care of
our own like, that's fine, But in the in the
world of hurt that we're currently in.
Speaker 1: There need to be cut.
Speaker 3: There needs to be cuts.
Speaker 1: So, yeah, I have your same question. Why can't he
enlist all of the good billionaires from his side of
the aisle to help pay for all that craft. Yeah,
if he's so benevolent and he wants to take people's money,
I mean, I apparently we've heard that, you know from
the DNC that they are a good billionaires and bad
billionaires ask the good billionaires to pay for it.
Speaker 2: Well, and there's there's a lot of videos coming out
of people that are ostensibly in these areas that receive
the aid making videos saying we haven't seen jack shit right.
The money that you guys are sending through USAID is
not getting to the people that need it. It's going
it's just lining the pockets of bureaucrats. And that's that's
a reasonable thing for the Trump administration to want to
check into. That's the whole reason for the pause.
Speaker 1: It's basically like the homeless in California, and you know,
all the money that was spent on the homeless in
California and that speedy train that he had in California.
I mean, it's the same kind of thing. Like these
politicians would be like, give us all these this money,
We're going to spend it on really great, benevolent things,
and they don't. They don't spend it on that at all.
And so it's a bunch of crap. It's money laundering,
it is fraud, it is theft, is what it is.
And we can't afford it. We are, So don't cry
to me, Van Jones. You know, I don't want to
hear it until everybody in this country is taken care of.
I just I don't want to hear it. Yeah, I don't.
Speaker 2: Well, Joy read is calling this a literal coup. That's
I mean, all these people are absolutely hysterical. Here is
a little bit of what Joy Reid said.
Speaker 20: Tonight, with a full on crisis in our democracy as
federal workers are literally locked out of their offices while
operatives working for a private citizen essentially take over our government.
If this were happening in any other country right now,
I promise you I'd be on the air calling it
a coup.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, my grandson's tricycle called and it wants
it's wheels back from your ears? Joy? What what was that?
I don't even know, I do not know? Yeah, there'
say it? What that was?
Speaker 20: So?
Speaker 16: Yeah?
Speaker 2: I mean the people on the left, the top walking heads,
are absolutely losing their minds.
Speaker 1: But it doesn't end with them.
Speaker 2: It's also with members of Congress who hilariously are now
worried about Elon having access to our personal and private information.
Raise your hand if you're more worried about Elon having
it than all of the IRS employees, the Joe Schmoe's
of the IRS, like, I don't air if Elon has
my information, And the fact that they're using this now
as a new reason to be mad is hilarious. But
that's exactly what you're going to hear from Chris Murphy.
Speaker 22: Of course I do. First of all, every American needs
to know that your information, your personal tax records have
been potentially compromised, that unelected billionaires and his Silicon Valley
right wing friends may have access to all of your
personal information.
Speaker 1: I mean, yes, what are they going to do?
Speaker 8: Yeah?
Speaker 1: What are they going to do with that? Oh? My god, Becky,
what's gonna happen? Like Elon is sitting there at his
desk going, oh my gosh, did you see what Mocked did,
like in her transactions with I don't know, like she
bought something from Walmart today, Right, It's so stupid.
Speaker 2: I love this tweet from hether to B who said,
I cannot even remember how many times I've been informed
that my personal information has been compromised because of hacks,
And now, all of a sudden, I'm supposed to be
panic stricken because Elon Musk has access to my Social
Security number.
Speaker 1: Wtf is he gonna do with it?
Speaker 2: Open account at Sephora, rent a car, take the whole
ninety seven dollars on my debit card.
Speaker 1: Oh my god. I hope he does open an account
at Sephora. I hope he does.
Speaker 23: He really do.
Speaker 1: It would be great.
Speaker 2: The way that they say Elon Musk is an unelected citizen,
well so too are every single employee of the I
R S that every the top of the IRS agency
is unelected. So please spare me the the faux outrage
and concern over my private information.
Speaker 1: Yeah, seriously, I feel like if he opens some account,
like some bogus and account at best Buy, you think
he's not going to be disappointed in how much money
I don't have as opposed to how much money he has. Like, seriously,
people get a grip.
Speaker 2: Yeah, there's plenty of unelected people who have access through
the government to your personal information. I'm sorry if that's
news to anybody, but it's a fact.
Speaker 3: One more reason that you need.
Speaker 2: Ora dot COM's last chick, Chuck Schumer, on a rampage
about Elon Musk, could not stand it. He's so worried
that just because there's this there's been this pause at USA,
I d what what if Elon starts taking over other
government agencies? And so Dave Rubin made this clip. He
pasted Chuck Schumer's worry along with a clip that you'll
you're sure to recognize.
Speaker 24: DOJA tax USAI D today, then you can be sure
they'll move on to another target tomorrow. Who knows, maybe
there'll be the Postal Service or the IRS, or even
the Social Security Administration they could be next, or maybe
our National Security Agency.
Speaker 25: Oh oh, oh, oh god.
Speaker 1: Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, please make it the
IRS right, please, Oh my gosh, I'll have what she's having.
Speaker 3: But he's still not done. He's very very, very very
worried about.
Speaker 24: Elon American people. Mark my words, The American people will
not stand for an unelected secret group to run rampant
through the executive brand that we have. Being innovative is good,
but mister Musk, this isn't a tech startup. These are
public institutions that deal with things like social security and
Medicare and national defense and provide for the well being
of the American people. The American people have a right
to be part of that debate.
Speaker 1: Oh my, since when you, sinister asked since when he's
never asked that question before. There's never been any transparency.
You've just taken our money, stolen it, and spent it
on all your little pet projects. Screw you, Chuck. It's
such asy, just rampant, a hypocrisy. It's just gross. They're
just mad because they're having to provide receipts. They don't
like to do that. And we're and we're seeing the
abundant and disgusting and just obscene waste. We're seeing how
just how much they've stolen from us. And they don't
like that, No, they don't. They don't like it. Because
the curtain is now pulled and it's like, oh crap,
they're onto us, you guys.
Speaker 2: Well, so now Chuck has decided, along with Hakeem Jeffries,
that they have created a new piece of legislation which
they have decided. Well, you'll hear the name of this
legislation and you'll be irritated by it, because you should be.
But they're they want to stop this from happening, even
though this is how government has worked out.
Speaker 1: Actually the deep state has worked this way forever.
Speaker 2: But now they're concerned because it's Elon So here he
is describing their new bill.
Speaker 24: Peter Jeffries and I are joining together to push legislation
to prevent unlawful meddling in the Treasury Department's payment systems
and protect Americans across the country. Our bill aims to
do a few simple things. One to deny access to
special government employees employees that don't have to disclose their
conflicts of interest or any other ethic agreements. Two to
deny access to anyone with conflicts of interest or lack
of appropriate clearance hilarious. And three include personal tax information
into existing privacy protections. We call our legislation stop the
steal whatever. It's not democracy we know what democracy is like,
it's out in the olden. It's not secret. You do
two sides debates and then the elected officials make decisions.
Speaker 1: My god, this guy.
Speaker 24: Democracy doesn't work in the shadows. Democracy doesn't skirt the
rule of law, and it doesn't give special privilege to
the ideas and needs of a group of ultra wealthy
people at the expense of American families.
Speaker 1: He is the sorority girl that was just cut off,
like Daddy said, no more credit cards for you, you
know what I mean. And like literally, he might as
well put his fingers in his ears and just start
jumping up and down. He's that frustrated, and he's like,
oh my god, no, I need more money. I need
to be able to still take money from you without
any repercussions whatsoever, no accountability. That's what I want. Why
can't I keep doing that? That's what he's doing. Oh
my god, what a brat this guy. And the whole
stop is entitling. Just oh my god, just give me
a break. Shut up, you entitled jack.
Speaker 2: And the things that they say, it's like you can't
even believe these are the words that they're that are
coming out of their faces and that they have this
lack of a self awareness.
Speaker 3: But it's hakeem too.
Speaker 22: They are raiding the government, attempting to steal taxpayer money.
Speaker 1: Are you play?
Speaker 22: The situation at the Treasury Department is all about I.
Speaker 1: Can't, I can't.
Speaker 20: Was it?
Speaker 1: I think Lari Joe said it. I feel gas lit
you guys, you should. It's we are all. This is
what they are the greatest at. Democrats are so good
at gaslighting the American people. And that's precisely what they're doing.
They gaslight, they project, this is what they do.
Speaker 2: I can't believe that they were saying those things without
any sense that what they were saying is how it's
always been with their special interests, with their dark money,
with their deep state.
Speaker 1: I mean it's I wow. That was incredible.
Speaker 19: It is.
Speaker 2: And like we said, there's a lot of videos that
are floating around the interwebs right now from people who
are in receiving countries of USAID. And here's a woman
from Uganda talking about kind of making the same sort
of argument as that former president of Kenya Maid that
we played last week. I guess where maybe it's time
that these countries stop depending on the United States so
much and actually do things to help themselves.
Speaker 26: And on us eight for over sixty years. And the
moment the owners of the money say let's take a
ninety day pause that I audit where my money is going,
suddenly the whole country goes into a frenzy. And this
would be a moment of reflection for Uganda and the
African continent in general. We have been asking for a
very long time to be liberated from colonialism near colonialism,
and now that the opportunity presents itself, for some reason,
we are complaining. Because let's get something straight, often the
money given to us in foreign aid is lost to corruption, misuse,
depleted and overrated salaries to particular individuals, or sometimes we
lose billions of money that are I'm accounted for. So
it only makes sense that the donor is asking for
an edit and if that means pausing the amount of
money coming in, they should. And I do understand the
implications of this post because so many heavily funded healthcare
projects ran on US aid, but that should be a
moment of reflection. This is just a ninety day pose.
What would happen if the United States just said we're
not giving you money anymore, and within their rights, they
can't do that because it is their money.
Speaker 3: It's high time.
Speaker 26: Uganda and the Afghan continent got themselves together and actually
started looking for systems that are sustainable and not always
depend on foreign aid because we are struggling with debts.
On top of that, we have constant aid which doesn't
necessarily help us to have a more independent system. Instead
of writing paragraphs of why this is a bad move,
which is essentially realized that oh, we're actually in a
bad situation and we cannot always depend on a because
it can go any day. African nations should wake up,
Uganda should wake up because this is not even funny.
Speaker 1: They should put her in charge, right.
Speaker 3: I love her and she's one of many.
Speaker 2: I mean, she's one of many videos that are very
very similar to that saying this is this is actually
causing us to be dependent. And that is the Democrat way, man.
That's why they want to just take care of people
from cradle to grave and own them and control them.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and Democrats love it. That's the way they want
to suckle at that. They want to suckle at that
teat forever. They want that, and that is that's what
defines conservatism is the antithesis of that. We're We're like,
we don't want that.
Speaker 3: I want to make it.
Speaker 1: I want to be right. I want to be That's
why we're all about, you know, being the personal responsibility
and the individual and it's I mean, it's just a
stark difference. I don't want to be suckling in anybody's
teat find on my own things.
Speaker 3: This was absolutely hilarious.
Speaker 2: So there's a parody account or account that often posts
parody things that seem so real that you believe it.
This absolutely had me rolling. So Jeremy Kaufman said, just
got word. I've been let go After usai D was defunded.
My NGO was responsible for coordinating the celebrity response to
any American First cultural movement.
Speaker 3: These cuts are ruining lives.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, I just thought this. People could totally
believe this.
Speaker 2: This is this is so absolutely a Babylon Bee coming
to life kind of because some of the things that
USAID spent money on are dumber than this.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, right, it's just it's insane. And again, like,
how do they defend all this stuff? Yeah, you know
I have because people are dying. Your people will die.
That's what they're That's all they can say. It's so stupid,
so stupid. All right, okay, but man, liberals are losing
their minds.
Speaker 2: We're gonna have a montage of several of them, which
of course include a lot of the members of the squad.
Speaker 3: But we're going to kick it off with Elizabeth.
Speaker 2: Warren, who was a hysterical, shrieking nightmare last night, melting
down about all of this stuff.
Speaker 1: Here she is now. No one elected Elon.
Speaker 3: Musk to nothing, that's right.
Speaker 25: Not one Democrat in America voted for Elon Musk at one.
Not one Republican in America voted for Elon Musk. Not
one independent in America voted for Elon Musk. Not one
Libertarian in America voted for Elon Musk.
Speaker 23: Damn.
Speaker 25: Not one vegetarian in America voted for Elon. And yet
Elon Musk is seizing the power that belongs to the
American people.
Speaker 1: We are here to fighting back. Oh my god, he's
losing her shit. There's like vaccine's like not one, not one?
Not should I say it fifty more times?
Speaker 9: Not one?
Speaker 1: That she is that woman? Oh my, you want to
she don't want to think about retiring. You know, maybe
she is four hundred and fifty two years old. She
made she's like one of those old tortoises just kind
of crawls up on the sand, you know.
Speaker 5: What I mean.
Speaker 1: It's like you may want to hang that up, you know, because.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and not one person voted for George Soros, and
yet here we are, you know what I mean.
Speaker 1: So this argument is so stupid, and all he's doing
is just pointing out budgeting. He's doing a spend analysis.
That's it. Does it matter? Does it matter? Who does it?
Why does that that thing matter? It doesn't. They're just
pissed that we're doing a spend analysis. They don't like,
you could have picked anybody to do the spend analysis,
and they're gonna they're gonna direct their ire at anybody
that that is. They're just pissed that we're doing it.
They don't want anybody to look. They don't want anybody
to put a spotlight on any of the spending that
they're doing, which is ridiculous spending, which is basically theft. Yeah,
they have taken our money and they have set it
on fire, and they don't want anybody looking at that
this is what that's what this is all about.
Speaker 2: Yep, and they're they're all absolute nightmares about this. CNN
actually put together a montage of some of the most
hysterical moments from people like Aana Presley, some representative named
La Monica, all kinds of people there that are in
a montage.
Speaker 1: And at the end of that montage you will.
Speaker 2: See uh Jennings reacting, which is my favorite part.
Speaker 21: Leaks.
Speaker 1: If you do not see the light we were, bring
the fire.
Speaker 15: Who is this?
Speaker 1: We are gonna be in your face. We are gonna
be on your asses.
Speaker 27: We have days to stop the destruction of our democracy.
Speaker 24: We have work to do.
Speaker 7: Tell Elon Musk to take his hands off your money.
Speaker 22: We don't pledge allegiance to the creepy twenty two year
olds working for Elon Musk.
Speaker 24: We pledge allegiance to the United States of America.
Speaker 1: Hey, god, damn it, shut down the city. We are war.
Speaker 2: We will win.
Speaker 1: We will win, we will we will rest.
Speaker 16: We won't rest.
Speaker 1: What an idiot? Thank God?
Speaker 3: I need a really so can.
Speaker 1: We play it again? Oh my god, it sounds to
me like an insurrection.
Speaker 3: It was pretty insurrection.
Speaker 1: It's very insurrectiony. To me. I mean, they're like, let's
have war. That's what they want. There's a lot of
us like over on the other side, are like, bring it.
It's okay, y'all really want that, because I feel like
we already won that we want it at the ballot box.
We already told y'all what's what we're doing this, So
shut up, get out of the way. We're doing the
spend analysis. If you don't like it, tough shit.
Speaker 2: We get our money is being spent. I'm sorry, but
we get to know. We have a right to know.
We did all saying, don't let Elon Musk have your money.
I want him to tell me how the money is
being spent. You're the one that's got your thumb over
all of my dollar bills.
Speaker 1: It's you, got right, It's not Elon and his and
his little like nerdy friends, right. I want his nerdy
friends to find that out because you're stealing from me. Yep,
that's exactly right.
Speaker 16: All right.
Speaker 2: We got to talk more about the squad because there
was some moments from.
Speaker 1: Them yesterday, oh.
Speaker 2: Damn, some super racist moments actually. But we have to
kick it off with even a smith who went on
the craziest racist tirade about Trump's DEI like his his
initiative to sort of tear down DEI.
Speaker 3: Stephen A.
Speaker 1: Smith has no idea.
Speaker 2: I don't think how racist he is being in this clip,
and but he gets more and more shrill as he
shows his racist color, because.
Speaker 27: When you handle it the way that the Trump administration
is handling it, we want the most qualified, we want
the smartest, we want this, we want that. What you're
really saying is.
Speaker 1: We want white dominance.
Speaker 3: Again, that's what you have.
Speaker 27: You want white dominance because if you're pointing the DEI,
and that's usually pointing towards quote unquote unqualified minorities, because
you're always using the word qualified, qualified, qualified, as if
everybody they got a position through DEI is not qualified.
We know what you're implying, we know what you're insinuating.
Are you gonna stretch and Pete heg saith, Oh my god,
the nerve of him to just join into the frame
and give his quote about making sure qualify people have
these jobs. You the Defense secretary, holy job pride to
This was as a weekend host on Fox Now.
Speaker 1: Actually, no, that's not true. You may want to do
your homework, dude, what you came path unprepared for that segment?
A little unprepared. He did other stuff besides that, but okay,
you may want to take all the seeds because that
was really unprepared. Oh my god. Okay, So he was
doing pretty well up to that point, like he was
starting to see some light here and there, a little
bit of light frickle through and Stephen Smith Steven Smith. Yeah,
he was starting to like say some things that made
some sense on the Democrats. That's true, that is true. Yeah,
he was starting to see some things and I was like, huh, okay,
there's hope for him. And then that you know, so
it's it's outrageous. Have you seen his cabinet? That's you
can't say that this is Yeah, it's just outrageous when
people say that he's like some white supremacist. We just
got through talking what a half hour ago. We showed
you the list. It's it's it is based on merit.
It's not based on skin color or gender any other
bull crap that Democrats base everything on because they're fixated
on race. They're totally fixated on gender and all that
crap that we don't care about yeah, I.
Speaker 2: Don't think he realizes. He can't he can't realize how
racist that sounded.
Speaker 1: What he was saying there is.
Speaker 2: That if you say DEI is bad, or if you
say that you're only looking for the most qualified you
actually mean only white, that's freaking racist.
Speaker 3: You're saying that.
Speaker 2: I mean, he's saying that blacks aren't qualified by by
saying that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Wow, here's something really interesting. My daughter one of
her teachers at school, and you know, you and I
both have raised our kids to be very astute, critical thinkers.
She came home last night and she was like, Mom,
I won't say what. It was one of her teachers
and she is a black woman, and she said to
the class, which she had no place to say this
in class, but she said to the class, and I
don't really know exactly all the contexts, but she said
that black people cannot be racist. Oh my god. And
you know, some of the kids in the class were like, really,
because I don't agree with you, and she's like, Nope,
absolutely not. Black people can be prejudiced, but they can't
be racist. And of course, you know, Gwen was like okay,
you know, because she in her mind, you know, she's thinking,
I'm not gonna say anything. I'm just gonna like, but
first of all, that has no place in a high
school class, you know, with freshmen like what. It just
doesn't especially in that particular class. And second of all,
it's not true, right, it doesn't matter what your skin
color is. You can absolutely be a racist. It's that
is and she knows that. Yeah, she knows that. We
know that you can be a racist. And in that
particular case, kind of like what you said, he was
being racist, you know, and it's unfortunate that that is
the case. That anybody can be racist, but racism exists,
and it doesn't matter what color you are, but you
can be racist. It doesn't matter how much melanin you
have in your skin. So yeah, I know, I hate that.
I hate that they say that, that teacher say that
kind of stuff in classrooms. Just just teach the class,
you know, you know, just teach the class.
Speaker 2: Right, Well, Jasmine Crockett is also just one of the
worst when it comes to the race baiting grift. And
so she was I don't even know what show she's
on a CNN She's talking to Anderson Cooper.
Speaker 1: Maybe I don't even know but she's.
Speaker 2: Talking about how there's now a white supremacist in charge,
and she just she just tosses out as if it's
act these crime stats which are utterly false, talking about
how white people commit more crime than any other race,
which is just absolutely false. But here she is race
baiting like crazy.
Speaker 1: This is very simple.
Speaker 28: We right now have a white supremacist that is sitting
in the White House. He is backed up by other
white supremacists. And if you really want to know who
the criminals are in this country, you can google it.
Speaker 1: You don't have to trust me.
Speaker 28: But the people that commit eighty percent of the most
violent crimes in this country are white supremacists. Yet for
whatever reason, they sit and they serve at the pleasure
of the president. They are the ones that were there
on January sixth tearing our democracy down physically, and now
we have them tearing us down right here from within.
Speaker 1: These are the real stats. Yeah, that's a lie, Like
she's just like flat out lying. Yeah, people, the.
Speaker 2: FBI stats say blacks are fourteen percent of the population,
Whites are about seventy five when you include what the
f BI calls white Latinos. But if all things are equal,
you would expect blacks to commit fourteen percent of violent
crime and whites to commit around seventy five percent, but
that is not the case. The FBI says that blacks,
mostly men, which account for about seven percent of the
entire population, commit fifty one point two percent of all murders.
And then you can see the rest of the stats.
That's what the crime data actually looks like. I don't
know what kind of crazy Jasmine is smoking, but it's crazy.
Speaker 1: It's super crazy. And she insinuated that the people who
are in this administration are actual criminals. Yeah, like that's
what she was insinuating, which is also completely and totally false,
Like she is a flat out liar. And her shirt
was really offensive.
Speaker 2: Well, I don't know, she's like she's bringing the puffy
shirt from Seinfeld back, right, it was really bad, Like
she's getting ready to go play football in that.
Speaker 1: Well is it with the shiulder pads? Why are we
bringing that back? I don't know. And unfortunately we have
a small other dose of her.
Speaker 2: Because I just want people to listen to this next
little clip of her and imagine the reverse being said
by a white person about black tears.
Speaker 3: For example, because she talks about white tears.
Speaker 1: This is just unbelievable. It's gross. It's gross.
Speaker 28: Yeah, brace yourself, that's what's happening right now. I am
tired of the white tears. Listen, if you are competent,
you are not concerned. When I walk into Congress every
single day. You know why I don't feel away and
why you can't make me doubt who I am is
because I know that I had to work ten times
as hard as they did just to get into the seat.
When you look and you compare me to Marjorie Taylor
Green or me to Lauren Bobert, there is no comparison.
And that is the life that we have always lived.
So the only people that are crying are the mediocre
white boys that have been beaten out by people that
historically have had to work so so much harder. This
is why they don't want us to have education.
Speaker 3: Okay, now we don't want them to have an education?
Speaker 1: What the hell?
Speaker 29: Right?
Speaker 1: Yeah, she's just completely lost her mind. But she's found
her niche. Right, Oh, yeah, she's found her niche and
that she is literally the Al Sharpton of the Florida
Now right, She's just she's like, I'm going to play
that race card, and I'm going to just play it
and play it and play it. And people are so
sick of this crap.
Speaker 2: They are, And thankfully there's plenty of black people who
are sick and tired of it too. Here's one fella
calling her.
Speaker 1: Out so well.
Speaker 29: Ought to imagine for a second if a white congressman
or woman got on TV and started talking about black
tears the way she's talking about white right, It's totally disgusting. See,
if Democrats couldn't race, hustle, and constantly divide Americans by race,
they would be out of a job. Have to keep
us fighting in order to stay in positions of power,
because if we realized how similar we are and how
much we have in common, it wouldn't be as much
of us fighting amongst each other and we would start
to look at the actual problems, which is their policies.
See it's not Trump who's been in power in the
inner city for decades, it's Democrats. It's not Trump who's
allowed crime and poverty to run rampant in the inner city.
It's democrats. See it's not Trump who put planned parenthood
in our kid communities, leading to the termination of millions
of babies that look like me. It's the Democrats. See
it's not Trump that destroyed the nuclear family within our communities.
That be the Democrats. And if we want to go
back to the roots, see it's not Trump who's a
part of the Party of the Klan, the Party of
Jim Crow, the party that didn't want black people to
have civil rights, the party that wanted to continue slavery. No,
that would be the Democrats. The oppression is not coming
from Trump. It's coming from the same party it's been
coming from. It's the same party that uses the media
to push their agenda in order to divide us by race,
or even using the public education system to do the
same thing. It's totally demonic. The Americans are waking up
and starting to see through this propaganda. The gig is up.
It's over.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's true. I mean, people are just tired of
this crap. Over it. It worked for a while, it worked,
but the Obama era is over. We're tired of this
crap because it's gotten us nowhere everything. It's exponentially just yeah,
it's not working.
Speaker 2: And the squad is always going to squad, right and
so ilhan Omar the reason for my name today. She
says similar things that who we should really be scared
of in this country are white men.
Speaker 30: They are our country should be more fearful of white
men across our country because they are actually crossing most
of the deaths within this country.
Speaker 1: Really, like your husband a white man? Like your husband
you mean brother, I mean both? Well, no, she married
her brother, but then like her husband now I believe
is a white man, isn't he.
Speaker 2: Oh that's right, I forgot somebody else actually married her.
Speaker 1: Yeah, which is completely absurd, right, Yeah, but the first
husband she had was her brother, and then like this
husband now is a white man. Its same with AOC.
They don't like white men, but they sure do marry him.
Speaker 22: Well.
Speaker 2: And Ilhan is very very busy right now hosting workshops
for Somalians living in the country illegally to tell them
how they can avoid deportation.
Speaker 1: Unbelievable.
Speaker 2: She I hope Tom Homan goes after her. I mean, yeah,
you should.
Speaker 1: I feel like this is against some sort of rule somewhere.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it seems like this should be, you know, an
offense that is punishable with some sort of punishment.
Speaker 1: It's like aiding and embedding you know, exactly not okay,
and she is in charge of things, Oh my god.
Speaker 2: And she's also losing her mind, as as so many
of the Democrats are. And it's again, it's it's a
fake outrage about USAID. And so she was on one
of the talk shows talking about it, trying to spend
The spin that she's giving is well, they're they're Americans.
You really shouldn't worry about what usai D is spending
money on because it's.
Speaker 3: Only a few billion dollars.
Speaker 1: It's really not even that much money.
Speaker 2: That's that's her angle here. You can listen right here.
Speaker 13: Us AID move and they don't. They don't want to
help the Ilhan or their families. They want to help
their own families.
Speaker 19: Can you explain to.
Speaker 13: Those people why you think they should be interested in
helping families like yours?
Speaker 8: Well, I mean, I think what is really important for
the American people to understand is that this money really
amounts to less than one percent of what our budget
is as a country.
Speaker 3: It is money that.
Speaker 8: Goes to the most vulnerable around the world. It is
already appropriated and it can't be reappropriated. And so what
we are seeing right now is Elon Musk, a billionaire
who is attempting to take away resources from the poorest
people around the world. This is someone who is not
a government official, who wasn't elected, he is not appointedly,
he holds foreign debt and foreign interests, and so we
should all look at this with cautious eyes and with
curiosity to understand why he is making these these decisions
and why he's being allowed to make these decisions. I
also want to remind people, yes, this agency was created
with an executive order from John fk, but it was
also congressionally appropriated in nineteen ninety eight, and so there
is no authority that rest is within the executive that
allows them to sidestep the congressional power that we have
to create these agencies and to allocate resources.
Speaker 1: I'm curious, I'm curious as to why you don't put
America first, you hag.
Speaker 2: Especially as America has done for her and her family, right, Screw.
Speaker 1: Her, yes, screw her big time, and like this whole
it's only one percent. It's kind of to me, it
reminds me of like Martha what's her name when she
was like listen, it's only like a couple buildings that
the terrorists illegal taken over and Parthur bots. I mean,
it's just a couple buildings. Why is everybody still getting
their panties in a Why?
Speaker 22: Right?
Speaker 1: What's the big deal do you live there? Martha? God,
it's literally the same thing. She's like, I mean, it's
just a couple hundred billion dollars. What do you guys care?
Speaker 26: What do you care?
Speaker 1: As a fast single member of the squad is detestable.
They're insufferable, just absolutely inseparable, and they're in it for
their own game, right, Like, she doesn't give one single
shred of a shit about America, not one. She doesn't care.
She cares about Somalia. What she cares about. I just
wish she would about America. Oh yeah, just go go back.
Speaker 2: President Trump was in the Oval office again taking questions
from reporters, which he does basically every day at this point.
And I think it was Peter Doucy who was asking
him or you know, wanting to know his thoughts about
now that they've taken out Solomoni. There's been all these
promises that Trump would be assassinated by Iran, and is
he worried about the possibility of being assassinated and here
is what Trump said.
Speaker 17: Iran and their proteas who threatened to retaliate against you
and your team by killing you guys or taking out so.
Speaker 12: Long, Well, they haven't done that, and that would be
a terrible thing for them to do, not because of me.
If they did that, they would be obliterated.
Speaker 1: That would be the end.
Speaker 12: I've left instructions. If they do it, they get obliterated,
there won't be anything left.
Speaker 2: Can't imagine Joe Biden ever saying anything like that.
Speaker 1: No, I can't. And Trump means it. Oh, yeah, you
know Trump. Trump has had those conversations and he means it,
and he ain't scared. Yeah, he isn't. He's already been
shot at. Man, he's been shot at. They've tried. He's
been through everything more than any other president, more than
any leader that we've ever seen in this country. He's
been through all of it. He ain't scared, and he's like, oh,
they want to you think they're going to try. Okay,
I've already talked to JD about this. Right, here's what's
let me tell you what's going to happen. This is
what's going to happen. They better not FAFO. Yeah, I
just just a giant giant come, yeah, it's for real.
Speaker 2: Peter also asked him his thoughts about a story that
we talked about yesterday, which is that Joe Biden.
Speaker 1: Has signed with a talent agency.
Speaker 2: Trump had not heard that yet, and so here was
his reaction many times, what do you think.
Speaker 17: About Joe Biden signing up with the talent agency?
Speaker 12: He got a beginning, he shined down with the talent agency.
Speaker 17: Knows he's got some entertain agents.
Speaker 12: Now I think he's got bigger problems that we do.
I think he's got much bigger problems. But I wish
him well.
Speaker 1: Good luck with that, Good luck with that. Yeah, have fun, Joe.
Good lord.
Speaker 2: Also, Rick Grennell was on Megan Kelly the other day,
and remember how we talked about how Rick Garnell was
part of the team that went to Venezuela to retrieve
six US hostages that were being held there.
Speaker 1: That like was brand new news to me.
Speaker 2: Yes, So he was on with Megan who also it
was news to her too, And this again, it just
shows you the lack of transparency from the last administration.
But what I liked about this clip is that Rick
talks about sort of the behind the scenes and what
it was like to bring those fellows home. Here he
is telling the story.
Speaker 1: Incredible story.
Speaker 23: I mean, I saw a lot of reactions on Twitter
from well meaning fans of the president, even saying, is
it bad that I didn't know we had six Americans
being held in Venezuela, So just give us a little
background on who these people are.
Speaker 12: Well.
Speaker 16: First of all, I have to say I'm still really
emotional about what happened Friday. It was probably the highlight
of my career to be able to represent the America,
to represent the President, and to watch what was happening
in real time to negotiate. Not only did we get
the hostages back without paying a penny and without trading
any hostages, which is really important, but we also got
the Venezuelan government to bring their planes to the United
States to take illegal immigrants in our country from Venezuela
back to Venezuela. They are sending the planes in their
paying for it. I think this is the new standard.
It's pretty amazing. But the negotiations were obviously very secret.
I left Friday morning super early. I went on an
Air Force plane, had Air Force protection. The Air Force
is amazing They've got young people who just are totally
committed and working in secret and working around the clock.
We flew out of Washington, d C. We landed in
Caracas and made our way into the Presidential Palace. There
hadn't been a White House official there in Caracas in
a very long time. I started negotiating with the Maduro
team and then eventually with Nicholas Maduro, and it was
pretty amazing to be there and to negotiate on behalf
of the US. But we had a clear mandate from
President Trump. He knew, he knew what he wanted.
Speaker 1: What a badass. That's amazing. It's such a cool really
is it is? And it's it's It just shows you too.
It also shines the spotlight onto our just are terrible
awful media, our American media, and how we didn't know
anything about this until he.
Speaker 2: Whacked curiosity about anything about the things that really matter, right,
They are awful, Like this is why you should never
trust them about anything.
Speaker 1: The fact that there were people over there and we
didn't know about it, it's shame on it.
Speaker 2: I know it's doing their job, incredible, So glad that
those guys are home there. I think we mentioned this
yesterday the day before. How there are some people who
are critical of Trump, you know, threatening tariffs with Canada
over the fentanyl exposure that they've that they've had to
the United States. And I think I don't remember who
it was, but there were some Democrats that were saying, well,
they only had they've only retrieved forty three pounds of
fentanyl from Canada. That's like nothing, even though that's enough
to kill ten million people. So if you are in
doubt about just how much fentanyl comes over the northern
border into our country, this clip should disavalue of any
more doubt because it's a lot. And here is a
hearing in Canada where you find out exactly how.
Speaker 15: Much how many to the RCNP. How many people do
you estimate are involved in the production and distribution of
ventanyl in Canada. Do you have like a ballpark estimate?
Is it a thousand people, is it ten thousand people?
I don't have a ballpark figure in it, So you
have no idea how many people could possibly be involved
in the fentanyl trade in Canada.
Speaker 25: There's a significant group, it's a significant number of organized
crime group.
Speaker 15: But if you're asking for a specific number, I can't
give you a specific how many organized crime groups are.
Speaker 19: Over four thousand groups in Canada, as assessed by the
Criminal Intelligence.
Speaker 15: Service, four thousand individual organized crime groups, all with their
own distinct leadership and membership. That's correct.
Speaker 1: Oh my gosh, it's a problem. Four thousand groups. Groups.
That's not people, that's groups, right, organized groups. Oh my god.
And that's the northern border.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so he has every reason to be in power
to negotiate, you know what I mean?
Speaker 1: Like this is wow. Yeah, I bet you guys. Everybody
here has known of somebody who has died from ventanyl.
I do. I have a really good friend. I don't
know any You don't know anybody personally, like even Tan Gentily,
you don't know anybody. Just now through you, right because
I because she was beautiful. You know, I'm a thirty
year old girl died from fentanyl. I mean, it's it's
just Susan. I'm so sorry Susan her soon. Oh my gosh,
is my brother somebody as my brother? Oh my god.
This is the thing. It is. It is the number. Yeah,
the number one killer eighteen to forty four. It is
a public health crisis. And I'm so glad that they
are finally we're doing something about it.
Speaker 24: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, So don't listen to anybody who's trying to say
Canada fentanyl is not a problem.
Speaker 1: It's a problem. It's a huge problem. Uh huh.
Speaker 2: Remember how yesterday we talked about the fact that Trump
is doing everything in his power to eliminate and shut
down the Department of Education, which would be a phenomenal
feat if he is able to complete it.
Speaker 3: And he's making the moves.
Speaker 2: Randy Weingarten, who makes well over a half of a
million dollars a year leading the what is it, the
American Federation of Teachers or whatever, she's doing a horrible job.
The results for kids could not be worse. Right now,
She's a useless cow, and she, just like some of
the other clips that we played earlier, is very concerned
about your privacy, you guys. That's how that's how she's
trying to spend this once again, they care about your
private data.
Speaker 1: Spare me here. She is with what you.
Speaker 19: Listen about, with the big functions being written into statute,
meaning that it would take an Act of Congress to
change things about Do you think this is are you
saying you think this is more scare tactic and threat
or do you think that this effort that's being led
by Elon Musk and Doge will actually impact the Department
of Education.
Speaker 31: It will totally impact the Department of Education. But more
than the Department of Education, it will interpact individuals think
about both in terms of Treasury and in terms of
education out of personal private financial information that that department has.
Just like Treasury has all the information of social Security,
all the information of taxes, in the Department of Education,
it has so much personal information for people. So the
question is why is an unelected person who is taking
this information private information from people who have trusted the
Department of Education to give them their financial information. That
to me is the scariest thing. Nobody elected Donald Trump
or Elon Musk to take their private information.
Speaker 1: Nobody elected her either. I was just gonna say, do
we elect her? Elect her? Yeah, And again she's not
concerned about us or our private information. She's concerned about
her gravy training. Yep, that's exactly, so she's concerned about
I'm look at this woman is absolutely useless. Like you said,
education funding in the US is higher than like every
other developed a nation, and we have no thing to
show for it, exactly zero. She's a colossal failure.
Speaker 11: Yep.
Speaker 1: And she makes so much money and she's going to
get a big ass pension too. You're welcome, Brandy.
Speaker 2: And she she pretends in this next clip that she
cares about the kids. That's the last thing that teachers'
unions care about. They do not care about kids. But
listen to the I mean, listen to the fake outrage
that she puts on. Because this is an acting I
gotta say, I gotta hand it to her in the
acting department.
Speaker 3: This woman is bomb.
Speaker 1: Check it out. Where's some money going Who's taking it?
Speaker 3: Are they trying to take that money that kids.
Speaker 8: Get for tax cuts for billionaires?
Speaker 1: What's going on? That's why we have to see what
they're doing.
Speaker 31: It is illegal to take that money out of children's
mouths and give it to billionaires.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, that is rich. Brandy. Can you even
with her? It's just absurd, it's absurd. You're we're years behind,
at least year year and a half behind. Schools are
I text, the schools are way behind because of the pandemic.
She would have been delighted to just have schools stay
completely close totally remember. Oh yeah, you guys remember absolutely
just delighted and then continue getting paid for doing jack
what well.
Speaker 2: When Trump was in the Oval office, they were asking
about the Department of ED and someone asked him why
he even bothered nominating who is it Linda McMahon, Yes,
for to head up the Department of ED when he
wants to shut the whole thing down. And here is
how he answered that question.
Speaker 12: Education Department.
Speaker 17: Why nominate Linda McMahon to be the Education Department secretary
if you're going to get rid of.
Speaker 12: The education Because I told Linda, Linda, I hope you
do a great job and put yourself out of a job.
I want her to put herself out of a job.
Education Department. So we're ranked number forty out of forty schools. Right,
we're ranked number one in costs for pupils. We spend
more for pupil than any other country in the world,
and we're ranked at the bottom of the list. We're
ranked very badly.
Speaker 1: Yeah, especially in math and science. We are sucking wind
when you like, stuck us up to other countries so bad.
Our kids are so bad at math and science. She
gets stem. Oh my god, it's just dismal. Yeah, I mean,
this is the thing. We have nothing to show for it.
We spend so much money per student. It's just again
it's yeah, adh alters, it's money laundering again yep, and
she and again it's like when she gets so defensive
about it, it's like she's not held responsible for how
she does her job. We just continue to give this
woman half a million dollars a year and a nice
pension and all these bennies, right, and it's like she
doesn't care about the fact that she's failing our kids.
You suck at your job, lady. Like, in the in
the public sector, you would actually have to show this
is what I'm doing private this is how we're improving.
I'm sorry, in the private sector. In the private sector,
you would have to show this is how we're doing so,
how we're improving. This is how things are going. This
is the trajectory of how everything is getting better. It's
not it's getting exponentially worse. And she has there's no accountability,
And I'm just like, and the minute that they are shown, hey,
you have to be held accountable for the fact that
you stuck at your job. They're like, but I work
in the I work on. The people have private information
that I care about all of a sudden, like, what
does it have to do with anything? Oh my gosh,
it's so ridiculous.
Speaker 2: So remember how we talked about because we have one
more thing from conservative ants, who is so funny.
Speaker 1: If you guys don't follow him, you should. But we
talked about this.
Speaker 2: I think yesterday that there are all kinds of liberals
all over social media believing that somehow Trump voters are
feeling regret over our vote because of the whirlwind two
weeks that we've had under this president where I haven't
found a single person that.
Speaker 3: Has regret about their vote.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and so you're first you're going to see one
of these losers saying, oh my god, and you guys
have all the regret, and then conservative ants responding, and
it's perfect. You do not get to be pissed about
what is happening right now without also an.
Speaker 6: Oh my god, that sun. I'm convinced these people are
literally delusional and they are on heavy drugs. I don't
know a single Trump supporter that has complained about anything.
This is exactly what we voted for, exactly what we've
voted for, and guess what, honey. As a gay man,
I'm glad that we no longer have to worry about
pronouns anymore, because I didn't know what the fuck that meant.
As a gay man, I'm happy that you can only
be hired based on merit. As a child of an
immigrant whose parents came here legally, I'm happy that people
now are being sent back that came here illegally. So
none of us are complaining about anything. Baby, you're sitting
there wondering why we aren't. We're good over here.
Speaker 1: They're so used to being lied to, right, you know,
it's like they love it. Like light to me again, Daddy,
light to me again. Like we're Trump said this is
what I'm gonna do. We're like, okay, we'll hire you.
You're hired. Yeah, he's doing exactly. He's checking everything off
the list at just amazing speed, at private sector speed, you.
Speaker 6: Know what I mean.
Speaker 1: Because he's like, I got a project plan. I gotta
follow the project plan. We got eighteen Because this is
the thing in government, we're so used to these losers
that can only do like one thing at a time,
and it takes them eighteen thousand weeks to do it.
And all this bureaucratic red tape bull crap. He's like,
I can do everything at once, because that's what you
do when you work in corporate America. You have to
you have several projects going at once. Go figure. They're
not used to this. They're just not. They freaking out.
Speaker 2: And by the way, all the people, the ridiculous people.
And we heard a lot of it today saying no
one voted for Elon. I mean we kind of did
it because Trump said, hey, by the way, if you
elect me, I'm also going to have this guy run
this new department called Doze. And we were all like,
that sounds amazing, let's do it. And so now he's
doing all the.
Speaker 3: Things that we wanted him to do. There's no regard.
Speaker 1: We saw exactly what he did with Twitter and how
he made it better and how he streamlined and he
got rid of all he cut all the fat. We
were like, if you can do it at Twitter, he
can do it with the federal government. Let's go. And
he's doing it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, So we did kind of vote for him too.
I mean, it wouldn't like to say it, but I
have no problem saying it. He Yeah, I'm right there
with you he's elected tangibibly because we knew that that
was part of the deal and we were happy about it.
Speaker 1: That's all he's doing is spend analysis. That's it. It
doesn't matter who it is. We just know that he
knows how to do it, and he does it well.
And we've seen his track record and we're like, okay,
do it. Yep. Fantastic.
Speaker 2: And we have some thank yous from yesterday over on Venmo.
Esther Edelman said, Dad, joke Wednesday, Catholics are now freezing
the Holy water.
Speaker 1: It makes popsicles.
Speaker 2: Thank you for all you chick to do by making
the news enjoyable. That's perfect that we had like another
popsicle related Venmo A popsicle.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: We also got one from Linda Johnson who said, because
my mom's name is Miriam and my daughter's name is Amy.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, I know I listened to you every night.
I love your work. Thank you, Linda. It was never
going to be the reverse.
Speaker 2: No one ever has a daughter named Miriam, because it's
it's always the mom's name, right, It's always it's a
grandma name.
Speaker 1: No one. We were talking about how nobody names their
daughters Amy anymore. Really that's Amy is Yeah. Amy's an
old school name now, so I mean, that's really cool
that your daughter's name is Amy. I love that. It's
not wild, that's wild.
Speaker 2: Let's see is here another I think there might be another?
Ven Mo Yes, Brian Aarons said, regarding usaid, the Left
is acting like my children used to when I would
ask them to unlock their phone and hand.
Speaker 1: It over for inspection.
Speaker 2: Love your show, Yes, take my money and don't spend
it all in one place.
Speaker 1: Yes, Brian, that is so true. I don't like it.
Speaker 14: They don't.
Speaker 2: Kelly Wiseman said, why couldn't the computer take its hat
off because the caps lock was on? Happy dad joke
Wednesday mock good luck with your knee. I feel your sister, xoxo,
thank you for that. Over on Locals, Osuki said the
Democrats must be shaking in their five hundred dollars shoes
after not being allowed into the building. It gave me
a certain amount of satisfaction knowing they're pissed about it.
Speaker 1: Same.
Speaker 2: Yes, joe Lette said, wasn't Kamala unelected too?
Speaker 1: That's a great point. Yes.
Speaker 2: Audrey Kraus five said, doj just cleaning up all the
waste people are coming are going to be exposed. I'm
loving the raining of the swamp. Every day is Christmas
with this administration.
Speaker 1: Wooo it is it really is now you it is okay?
Currio twenty three. What did the sushi say to the bee?
Speaker 12: What?
Speaker 1: Sabby Stevie j for the mock walkathon? Thank you, Stevie.
Leah Shallack. Dems didn't vote for Bondie due to racism
and sexism. She's a white woman, therefore they would never
vote for her. Turn about a spare play. Take my money,
h Pam Latimer, thank you for that. Aaron Powers. I
ate a kid's meal at McDonald's yesterday. His mom was pissed.
Happy dad joke Wednesday, take my money? Oh my god,
that's a great one. Mark Mark is Drake, Good morning, ladies.
Here's my dad joke. It's a five minute walk from
my house to the bar, but a forty five minute
walk back. The difference is staggering. Ah here what you
did there, Robert Clark dad joke Wednesday. Why is bacon
called bacon and cookies called cookies? When you cook bacon
and bake cookie, that's that is a great point. We
really had to think on that. That's a thinker. Brian Brumley.
I tried calling the Tonight's helpline. It just kept ringing
at please take my money. Jose Rodriguez, Morning from Texas.
Dad joke Wednesday, too fur. I got card at a
liquor store and my Blockbuster card accidentally fell out. The
cashier said, never mind, how do you make it? How
do you make a tissue dance? You put a little
boggy in it. Just take my money.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that Blackcaster card is a dead giveaway.
Speaker 1: It is yeh, donkey hootie. Dad joke Wednesday. Where does
a pirate go to find a hook? The second hand store?
Love you jerks and praying for mine? Thank you?
Speaker 2: And just really quick, don't you? I mean, when you
think about them, have you seen that one? Like about
the somebody checking ID saying no, no, no, I see it.
I can see that you were born in the nineteen hundreds.
Speaker 1: I like that always makes me feel so old, very
very old. Riba Henry. The receipts are needed in order
for them to pass an audit. Go figure it. It's true. Yeah,
they don't like to be audited. They just want to
audit us. That's why they hired what eighty nine thousand
more IRS agents? Jerk Alexis Wilhelm Newer listener found you
last summer. Appreciate the humor. Five thousand of thirteen thousand
agents is just under thirty eight pointy five percent. I
think I said thirty nine, which I wow, I don't
really do. Yeah, I know that was weird, right, I
know I have a headache. I need to Madge recovering
from eye surgery watching on Big TV. Thank you, Alexis,
and thank you for finding us. We're glad to have you.
Jose Rodriguez at Polka huntis not one person voted for Elon,
but nearly eighty eighty million million is eighty million people
did as part of Trump's agenda take my Doge money. Wait,
I say, raquel s instead of occupied, y'all come back
with a warrant. I love that. That's awesome. That's also
a good suggestion you could do that.
Speaker 2: I just needed something me to say and occupy it
is not it. That is not a me thing to say.
But just a minute, I like just a minute. Thank
you for that recommend It's a minute. Yeah, yeah, in
a minute.
Speaker 1: Okay, you guys, it's gonna be a great Wednesday. We're
all going to make it the best Wednesday ever, aren't we.
Everybody bring it in, Bring it in, you guys. Make
sure you pray for Mock. Yeah, she's had a couple
of weeks. She's needing some like spirit lifting. She needs
spirit lifting, you guys, So just like, pray for that. Okay,
I'd really appreciate it. As for BFA, you guys have
a wonderful Wednesday. We will talk to you tomorrow.
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