Speaker 1: You guys, we gossiped the entire time we were supposed
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Speaker 1: You guys, what's coming up today?
Speaker 3: I'll tell you. I'll tell you what's coming up. Arlington Gate.
It's exploding, It's exploding. And Kamala trees high schoolers like toddlers. Again,
she was at a high school with walls yesterday, wasn't she.
Speaker 2: Yeah, she was.
Speaker 3: Megan Kelly Rips, Caitlin Collins, and I'm there for it.
And the debate is still up in the air because
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be found. All that and so so, so much more
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Speaker 1: Happy to. We also have some thank yous to dole
out from Venmo's and other chats that we got yesterday.
Nancy psych said, keep saying all the thing. Thank you, Nancy,
Marilyn Airison, Good morning, beautiful chicks. Spencer should be your
Indian correspondent interviewing Indian Americans about Kamala Harris.
Speaker 2: He totally should. Yeah, uh huh.
Speaker 1: If you missed what we're talking about, you need to
watch yesterday's show and watch Spencer's birthday, Miss Daisy, because
it's everything.
Speaker 2: He's awesome.
Speaker 1: Let's see. We also have a message from Stacy Smith
who said, bring back mental institutions. She was referring to
the chick that froze freeze dried her cat from yesterday's show.
Brandy Bell said, yesterday you said voter registration among young
black women was up one hundred and seventy five percent.
My for you page is full of young black women
leaving the Democrat Party or voting for the first time,
and they're all voting for Trump. Yeah, I see those
same thing. But just think big picture for a minute.
Recognize your algorithm wants you to see the things it
wants you to see, and then think about the big picture,
because probably you wouldn't want to imagine that Kamala gets
huge crowds and yet alas she gets them.
Speaker 2: Maybe they'll cancel each other out.
Speaker 1: I hope, so, I hope. There's the reason girls videos
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anybody getting complacent at all. Let's see, who else do
we have? Brandy again? Said second Venmo. Please read after
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of my mobile bars is a Prosecco cart.
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account that was tweeting in German about a female German
politician whose name is like Ricarda Lang I think, and
she is a very very large woman, okay, And so
the German government sent a request to basically docks this
account because you're not allowed to speak ill of the
German politicians, especially if you are denigrading them and calling
them fat. And this is like a for real thing.
This is how crazy there is no freedom of speech,
you know, overseas. This is the whole thing talking about
this GAB account. Here's what we want. We want the
account ID, we want the register, Mike, all of it.
Their name their date of birth. They're asking for all
of this. Good on gab for saying, f you we're
not that. And also, by the way, Ricardo Lang is fat.
You can call her feah.
Speaker 3: I mean she's she's unburdened by dieting, she is, I
mean that.
Speaker 1: Is burdened by food.
Speaker 3: She's Yeah, she's burdened by calories, is what she's burdened by.
And I look at that's so what, it's so what
like oh my gosh, you know it's like this, you
know what, this whole like squelching people and shutting them
down and like criminalizing free speech just coming to America, you.
Speaker 1: Guys, totally it is. I mean, we just saw Mark Zuckerberg,
you know, with the letter saying, hey, sorry that I
allowed the government to just silence people on Facebook. I
really shouldn't have done that. Wouldn't do it again, wouldn't.
Speaker 2: Do Are you sure?
Speaker 1: Are you sure about that? Are you sure?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 1: And now we're finding out that one of the key
people who was pressuring Facebook to to remove content and
to squels users is now Kamala's deputy campaign manager. Oh my,
good guy, by the name of what is it, Rob Flaherty. Yeah,
I mean, they're gonna if Kamala wins, say goodbye to
freedom of speech, because yeah, and you count on it.
Speaker 3: And Mak and I we you know, we'll kind of
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Speaker 2: Yep. Amen.
Speaker 1: Exciting news in the podcast world, Lex Friedman is going
to have Donald Trump on, which will be amazeble.
Speaker 2: I really will. Yeah.
Speaker 3: And some of the people that were responding to him
on Twitter when he said let me know if you
have questions, topics, suggestions, what he's I hope he doesn't
take any of the suggestions because there's so many du
people that are like you should ask him about SOT
and stuff. I mean, it's just like you may want
to just ask your own questions.
Speaker 1: Lex.
Speaker 2: I think it's going.
Speaker 1: To be super interesting because if you've ever watched his podcast,
they're the are long. We're talking three to four hour
long interviews, and so they'll get and it's super intimate
and dark, right, Like it's like that we were in
Glenn beck.
Speaker 3: Len back, Yeah, which Trump Trumpill loved that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he liked.
Speaker 3: I think he likes those more intimate conversations where he
can really get down to the weeds and talk to
somebody for a long period of time. He's good in
those environments.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I think I think it'll be a really, really
good interview. I think it'll be a really good conversation.
I feel like Lex Friedman does really well at bringing
out the best of people but also getting super intimate
in terms of like what he finds out. He had
a great interview with Jared Kushner, with Ivanka Trump, like
all of the you know, he's talked to the like
a lot of the family. So it's a thing. I
don't know why we're getting an error on rumble. Yeah,
I don't know what's going on. But we are not.
We're not working on Rumble for some reason together, all right,
So that's going to happen. I don't know when, because
this is all the information that Lex gave us. I'm
sure he'll announce it when it happens, but it is
going to happen. The other thing is that Kamala apparently
posted on her Twitter account a letter that she received
from a young lad named Tucker, and it was all
about like how happy this Tucker kid is for her
stance on gun violence, and so Tucker Carlson created a
letter to him from Kamala. I CA's like, no, this
kid's not going to use my name and get away
with it. It's not happening.
Speaker 2: So oh my god.
Speaker 1: You should definitely look this up if you because it's
obviously too small to read.
Speaker 2: But yeah, we can't read it. It's funny. It's so funny,
and I.
Speaker 1: Think both are equally fake, is the thing.
Speaker 3: Yes, I mean, look look at all the hearts on
the eyes. I know, so great, so great.
Speaker 1: Also, we got to get into some stuff that's happening
with elections, not just the national one, but like, look
at what's happening in Tulsa. So Republicans were just shut
out of the mayor's race, and Tulsa, for the first
time since two thousand and nine, Tulsa will have a
Democrat mayor. And it's because they use this whole rank
choice voting kind of system where everybody, you know, it's
the top two candidates, no matter what the party, they're
the ones that go into a runoff. And Democrats are
smart about these things. And they only had two candidates,
and there were like a zillion Republican ones, which of
course split the vote among them instead of them deciding, Okay,
let's really just focus on this particular one.
Speaker 2: Want this one Republican? Right, Yeah, one Republican.
Speaker 1: Because Democrats know how to do this and Republicans suck.
Speaker 3: At it, right, And yeah, we can't agree on a candidate,
right because yeah, we have it.
Speaker 2: We were shitty at rally.
Speaker 1: We can't rally, we can't, we cannot rally, right, and
then when we do rally, we do it in the
dumbest ways. And we talked about this, god like a
month ago when it was looking like when we have
that amazing sheriff who was running in the primary for
Senate in Arizona against Carry Lake and he would have
been amazing and probably would have won in a landslide.
And instead we had Carrie Lake, who is super divisive,
and she is a person, I mean, love her or not,
she is not well loved by the broad base of Arizona.
And so now it's looking really bad. We're going to
lose the seat because there is a fifteen percent swing
right now. She is losing by fifteen points in Arizona.
Speaker 3: Just making Arizona is basically blue now. And you have
to understand too, like there's some stats here, like Latino's
makeup twenty three point six percent of eligible voters in
the state. It's a third of residents in Americopa County,
which accounts for sixty percent of Arizona's vote. They're Latino
or Hispanic, I mean Mexican Americans made up the vast
majority of that election demographic. And sixty six percent voted
for Biden compared to thirty three percent for Trump back
in the last election. So you got to take all
that into consideration. And they they look at this this
Reuben dude, and they're like, he's he's my guy, you know,
And so you have to find a this is the
thing you have to be strategic about this, and they
weren't strategic when they you know, when we picked Harry Lake.
Speaker 2: They just weren't strategic. And that's it sucks.
Speaker 1: And this is the kind of thing that, you know,
it worries me with Trump because he has a tendency
to pick these kinds of very very divisive characters who
end up losing. And it's because they are so enormously
loyal to him, and he he loves loyalty, as we
all know, and so he always goes to bat for
these people to his own and the country's own detriment.
And so this is just one example of that happening.
And I know there's a lot of people going carry
Lake is awesome, Okay, Well, well she is as a human.
I like her.
Speaker 3: I really like her as a as a person. We've
interviewed her. I like her a lot.
Speaker 2: I just don't I don't think she's.
Speaker 1: Not the right person. No, she's going to lose the
senence for us, and that really really sucks. Right, I
hope I'm wrong. Like I would love for this pole
to be completely inaccurate. I would love that, and I
will be happy to eat every single speck of crow
if she somehow pulls this out, but.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's yeah, I just think it Arizona in general
is just it's turning blue and that that's devastating.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Somebody is saying that I'm pronouncing divisive wrong, that
it's divisive, and I just disagree. I think that there's
two ways to pronounce it, because there's like division and
there's also divide. So like, I feel like you can
take your tomato.
Speaker 2: What are we doing? What are we doing right now?
Speaker 10: I don't know.
Speaker 1: I just that happened to catch my eye and I
was just.
Speaker 2: Like, okay, all right, all right.
Speaker 1: Then there was also bad news when it came to
the most recent Fox Swing state pole. So Guy Benson
tweeted this out and he said, across the sun Belt
Trump was leading Biden relatively comfortably. The race has now changed.
It's very tight across all four states. We're talking to Arizona, Georgia, Nevada,
North Carolina, all margin of error, with Harris slightly ahead
in three out of four, which just pains me about Georgia,
Like what is even happening?
Speaker 3: Yeah, I cannot just like they're just drained there right now.
I don't understand how this can even be a thing.
I don't get it, and I think a lot a
lot of these people are voting well, one based on identity,
identity politics, because that's what it's all about. For Democrats,
that's what it's all about. That and the fact that
they're just like anybody but Orange Man. They don't care
who they're voting for. They don't care that the country
is a dumpster fire. They just don't care. They're just
like anybody but him, which is so stupid.
Speaker 1: I know, it really is. There's also, though, some hope,
So I didn't want to leave everybody like with this
wi downer attitude. Because Mark Halpern, who's I think on Newsmax.
If I'm not mistaken, he has more intel I guess
about like different internal polling stats, and here he is
to sort of shed some positivity.
Speaker 11: There's some public polling already, there's more coming, and there's
some private polling that suggests that nationally in the battleground states,
she's not ahead. She might be ahead on paper, but
well within the margin of error. And there's some battleground
states now where I think Donald Trump's on this trajectory
is going to be ahead, and it may be regardless
of what happens in the interview, and regardless of what
happens in the debate, it may be that by the
middle of September, when things have calmed down, when the
Trump campaign have had time to prey on some of
the weaknesses that I suggested, that he's ahead and all
the sun veowled states and a head in Pennsylvania and
competitive in Michigan and Wisconsin, which would be roughly where
Joe Biden was before the debate, with a single path
to two hundred and seventy electro votes the three Great
Lake States in Nebraska two and that'd be a scary
position for the Democratic Party to be in from mid
September through election day so.
Speaker 3: Soon, especially considering that she's never done a damn interview,
and so we got to see that tonight, even though
it's going to be edited like crazy. And then there's
also a debate or maybe more debates.
Speaker 1: Maybe this is the thing, and we'll get into that,
because there's still a little bit of question about whether
this is going to happen. Yeah, be making me crazy.
Speaker 2: Listen. If it doesn't happen, that's on her.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I know, I know, because he's agreed.
Speaker 3: To three, and she's scared, and she wants to sit
down like a girl, and then she wants to have
cheat a cheat sheet, and so she's changing. The rule
is she's scared. She's completely chicken to do this. So
if there is no debate, that'll look poorly. She's gonna
look like she's scared. It's gonna reflect poorly on her.
Speaker 1: I think you're right, but I just we'll get to
some videos later where they even talk to her one
of her like campaign spokespeople or whatever, and he cannot
just give a straight answer about whether she's going to
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Speaker 3: Why why are we still talking about this? We shouldn't
even still be talking about this.
Speaker 1: I can't believe it either. But the amount of chitter chatter,
and we're gonna go through it because this is so
freaking stupid. But leave it to MSNBC when they report
on the story to make it sound like Trump is
some sort of monster.
Speaker 2: Oh my god.
Speaker 12: The Trump campaign attended this event on Monday. It was
to the anniversary of the death of some American service
members in Afghanistan as part of the evacuation effort there
three years ago. They're trying to make that a major
problem for the Biden Harris administration in the context of
this campaign. But I know a lot of military veterans
were very uncomfortable with the idea that Trump was there
at all, and that you know, he even at one
point posed for a photograph of family members with a
big smile and thumbs up on their face. Now we
should note some of the family members were doing the same,
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arguably the most sacred place in our country, was being
used as for a political purpose.
Speaker 8: Jonathan, I looked at the same pictures that you're alluding
to now and describing at Arlington, taken with the prest
form of president. Yeah, and the thought rolled immediately through
my mind is nothing. Oh my god, that is sacred ground.
And the idea that any candidate of any party would
use intentionally or unintentionally use that sacred ground as a
prop for a political campaign is beyond condemnation.
Speaker 3: You know, It's beyond condemnation is that Joe Biden was
on a freaking beach.
Speaker 1: Yep.
Speaker 3: What's beyond condemnation is that this happened to begin with
on Biden's watch. And Kamala's watch, who's running for president. Now,
that's beyond condemnation. Neither one of those jack holes was
even there. Well, they were very busy, very very busy.
Speaker 2: What is with these people? What is wrong with these people?
Speaker 1: It's it's absolutely incredible considering that Donald Trump was invited
there at the behest of the gold Star family. So
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wanted him there, they wanted the entire thing documented because
they considered that those were going to be memories that
they wanted to capture and cherish forever. They said that
they were deeply grateful to the President for taking the
time to honor their kids and to stand alongside them
in their grief. That is what they wanted. And I
don't that's the end of the story in my view, Like.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it is.
Speaker 1: They're the only people that matter.
Speaker 13: Yeah.
Speaker 3: And then and then MSNBC has the audacity to be like,
they didn't want him there, How dare he give a
thumbs up with the with the families?
Speaker 2: How what do these people are mental?
Speaker 1: They're totally mental. So then there was this this this
talk about how there was an altercation with someone that
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of this. I can't believe. Yeah, we all.
Speaker 14: Should be Former President Trump at Arlington National Cemetery. That
was the three year universe of the death of the
service members at Abbey Gate. Some critics of the former
president said it was a political movement that NPR had
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a verbal and physical altercation with an official at the
cemetery where the former president participated in the reclaying ceremony,
saying that the official tried to prevent Trump's staffers from
filming or photographing in a section called Section sixty. You
were there with the former president right there.
Speaker 5: What happened? What did you see?
Speaker 15: Well?
Speaker 16: I didn't say anything because I never saw the dust up,
and I was very close to the president, and I
was close to the families as well, I mean like
from me tou for most of them, and the families
wanted things to be photographed and they invited the President there.
Members of Congress invited the President there as well, and
I think Kamala Harris, mister huge opportunity. Look, I go
back to the dignified transfers I used to go to
with the President and Vice president, and you go when
you meet the families, and this is honoring the families.
And I think they're taking the eye off the ball
of what they're talking about on a dust up which
nobody really saw because the families wanted these photographs. I
mean when the President lead when he went to Arey
sixty where the Afghan Interact War veterans are buried, those
that were deceased, the families after he laid the flowers,
the families wanted pictures around the headstones and the gravesites.
Speaker 5: And I saw them do a FaceTime call.
Speaker 16: With a young soldier that had been killed as well,
and the families like that.
Speaker 5: There's wanted for their memory books.
Speaker 16: And this is one that's distracting from what should be
the fact that President Trump went to Arlington National Cemetery,
he honored them, and when Americans fall in battle, we
should honor them. And the fact that Kamala Harris and
Biden weren't there, or it didn't say very much about
it and just put a press release out.
Speaker 5: I think it's a huge state.
Speaker 14: You understand the sensitivity of the critics who say, or
the people at the cemetery who say, they just don't
want politics being a part of that. Obviously, he's honoring
the families, but that issue is a political issue.
Speaker 5: Well, well, of course it's a politicalist but you see it.
Speaker 16: But this is one of those it should should cross
all political lives. The fact is that he went, they
died under Harris's and Biden's watch, and she's the one
who said she was the last one in the room
when the decision was made on afghanistand and the withdrawal.
It wasn't President Trump. And so because of those thirteen great.
Speaker 5: Americans died at Abbey Gate that day three.
Speaker 16: Years ago from Monday, I think she should have at
least had the decency and the honor to say, I
honored those Americans who fell, and you didn't see anything.
Speaker 5: I just have nothing.
Speaker 3: Well, she has no decency or honor. And I mean
the bottom line is, I think it's obvious to anybody
with the set of eyes, we can see what's happening here.
They want to forget all of this. They want to
forget those thirteen awesome service members. They want to forget them.
They want to pretend they never existed, because that's on them.
And Trump doesn't want to do that, and the family
members don't want to do that. The family members want,
they want pictures, they want video, they want people to
say their names. That's what they want. And Trump is
willing to do that, of course, to do that. And
if he were president, it wouldn't have happened.
Speaker 1: Well and I and we'll probably hear it in some
some of the other videos that we have. But like
some of the news stations are saying this is illegal,
like what it breaks the rules of the cemetery. And
but but they cite the rule as being you can't
do you can't do political things and be photographed doing these.
Trump literally just attended. He didn't give a campaign speech.
He wasn't he wasn't talking about the election. He was
there to honor the fall in right, And so anybody
who's trying to say they broke a rule about like
engaging in politics, I'm sorry, but he's he's a physical human.
So when he shows up that doesn't just automatically make
the event political.
Speaker 3: He's also an American citizen. Like if you and I
showed up to do that, would it still be illegal.
I mean, these people are reprehensible. They're just they're gonna
they're gonna pick at whatever they can pick at, and
they're gonna whatever he does, they're gonna say this, They're
gonna probably try to throw them in jail for it. Seriously,
there's probably gonna be because they probably honestly, they're probably
gonna throw another indictment at him for this. I mean,
it's just it's ridiculous at this point. Democrats are just
gross there at this point. Yeah, they're completely vile again.
It's like, just stop it, stop it. Let the families
have their day with just to honor their kids.
Speaker 1: Yeah, my god, because the people responsible for their deaths won't. Yes,
So for crying out loud, why are you kind of
rip on the person that they wanted to have their I.
Speaker 2: Know and that and can you imagine the families have
like that?
Speaker 3: Now they are in a position where they have to
defend this right they it is only three years away
from when they lost their family members. Can you just
shut up the mainstream media and let them just honor
their kids. My god, I hate these people.
Speaker 2: I hate them.
Speaker 1: The answer to that question is no, they cannot. And
Jim Acosta had on a guest to talk about this
as well.
Speaker 17: Yes, all the breaking news this morning about this story
that came out. It's important that you know a report
was filed. I think it should be investigated. We should
find out. You know, during my tenure Secretary of the Army,
I be investigated a so called custodian of Arlington Cemetery,
since the Army has responsibility for it, and there is
no more hallowed ground in this nation than Arlington. Our
heroes are veterans since the Civil War. So look, I
think bottom line the principle was no person or party
either side should ever use Arlington National Cemetery or any
of our cemeteries or battlefields for partists and political purposes
and or break the so called rules. We need to
maintain its prominence, its importance, it's it's sacredness to the
American people and certainly to the veterans. So I'm anxious
to see what comes out of this.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, how about you suck it? Mark?
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's like, oh, let's get the DOJ on this
to investigate it.
Speaker 18: Right.
Speaker 2: Go my god, I'm sure there's.
Speaker 1: An indictment in here somewhere. It's John. We really got
him this time, you guys, We got him. Oh. Katie
Pavloch tweeted the US Army VET Lucas O'Hara, who is
at Arlington on Monday honoring those killed at Abbygate, saw
what happened. He said. I witnessed over seventy five wreath
laying ceremonies performed by politicians, and conducted five hundred and
twenty four funerals in this cemetery during the time I
served in the Presidential Honor Guard for three years. What
I got to witness yesterday was the most respectful and
solemn ceremony I have seen. There were no speeches, no angles,
no weird photo ops. Just are elected officials and the
forty fifth President respectfully and solemnly honoring the fallen and
their families take all the seats. Mark and Jim, Gosh,
these people I there.
Speaker 2: I just can't. I can't with them. I mean, they're crazy.
Speaker 3: These people are crazy and rabid, and they just need
to stop.
Speaker 2: They need to stop.
Speaker 1: JD Vance had some trouble holding back his feeling about
all of this as well. Here he is.
Speaker 15: But to have those thirteen Americans lose their lives and
not fire a single person is disgraceful. Kamala Harris is disgraceful.
We're going to talk about a story out of those
thirteen brave, innocent Americans who lost their lives.
Speaker 11: It's that Kamala.
Speaker 15: Harris is so asleep at the wheel that she won't
even do an investigation into what happened. And she wants
to yell at Donald Trump because he showed up.
Speaker 5: She can she can go to hell.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we can go to hell. Yeah, right, get her?
Speaker 3: I mean, he's right, He's absolutely one hundred and fifty
percent correct.
Speaker 1: He speaks for me, He speaks for me, and that's
absolutely where she can go. I cannot believe that this
is even a thing. I can't can't either, even like
when we were pulling together this Monta this morning, it's
just like this is a top story. What has been happening?
Speaker 5: What?
Speaker 3: Yeah? This is I cannot but I can't either. I
can't believe we even have to talk about this. These
people are insane.
Speaker 1: But there is the question about the altercation and because
you heard General Kellogg say he didn't even see anything.
But there's also a spokesman from the Trump team who's
saying that's there was like shoving, and it's ridiculous that
this cemetery person was trying to prevent our cameras whatever. Like,
there's clear there were clearly was some sort of altercation,
and there's mystery around it. Here's a little bit more
of all the details about what happened from CNN, Aaron,
what you.
Speaker 19: Heard from Senator Evance, their echoes, the very sharp pushback
we've seen from Trump officials over the course of the
last seple of days, and an event, or at least
an incident that nobody actually saw outside of the people
involved in it. Here's why the former president was invited
by family members of some of those killed, some of
the thirteen US service members that were killed at Abby Gate.
Speaker 20: It was a three year anniversary of that.
Speaker 19: He had two real stops during this visit. You're looking
at one of them right now, laying two wreaths of
the tomb of the unknown soldier. That is an area
where photographers, the press pool was actually there, could see it,
could photograph.
Speaker 5: Could film.
Speaker 19: As we're seeing on the screen right now. After that,
Trump had a private meeting with some of the family
members of those service members and then went to Section
sixty where veterans of recent conflicts are buried with some
of those families. It is there where it was made
clear to the Trump team that there is not the
idea of photography or any type of video was not allowed.
In fact, it's against federal law to do any election
related activities at.
Speaker 1: A military burial ground.
Speaker 19: That is apparently where the dispute actually occurred. Now, the
Trump team has pushed back very hard, saying there was
no physical altercation, and the former president put out a
statement from some of those family members. It'said, quote, we
had given our approval for President Trump's official videographer and
photographer to attend the event, ensuring these sacred moments of
remembrance were respectfully captured and so we can cherish these
memories forever. Now, that doesn't mean that they supersede the
federal law that exists, which is at the heart of
this dispute.
Speaker 17: Chris Losovina, the.
Speaker 19: Co chair of the co campaign manager of the Trump campaign,
put out a much sharper statement saying, for a despicable
individual to physically prevent President Trump's team from accompanying him
to this solemn event is a disgrace and does not
deserve to represent the hollowed grounds of Arlington National Cemetery.
The cemetery officials themselves have not gone beyond an initial
statement saying only there was an incident and a.
Speaker 1: Report was filed.
Speaker 19: They're not trying to identify the individual or go much
further than that. Clearly they don't want this to become
a big thing. It is starting to become a big thing,
particularly on the campaign trailer.
Speaker 1: Right, Oh, it's a big thing. I mean the fact
that we're spending this much time on it's.
Speaker 3: I can't elieve this this. We are living an upside
down world and it's because these people. Go ahead, I
was just going to say, it's because these people have
such extreme tds.
Speaker 2: That's what it is. That's that's the core of all
of this.
Speaker 1: Sometimes I think that Chris las Savita person is not
particularly helpful, even though he's a major part of the campaign.
Like for him to release a statement about this incident,
which some people are like, I didn't even see anything,
and then he's blowing it up like Oh my god,
it's a disgrace for them to be pushing us around.
And then there was a report filed. But now, according
to Maggie Haberman, the person who was involved in the altercation,
whatever it was, doesn't want to be named because she's
afraid or he's afraid. I don't even know. Maybe I'm
saying she because they're they're referring to her as she.
I'm not sure where I got that, but anyway, the
person is afraid of the Trump campaign retaliating against them.
And there's apparently video of this altercation, which I don't
know if we're ever going to see.
Speaker 4: Here's more because some Steve missuggesting that they actually have
video to prove what they say happened.
Speaker 5: Why not release it?
Speaker 10: I'd like them to.
Speaker 21: I hope they would release it. They should release it
if they have videos suggesting this show that the confrontation
is not as described. They've claimed that they had permission
to be there. There is nothing to support that. I
want to add one other NOTEPAM that was important from
our story tonight, which is that we had reporting that
the official in question at Arlington Cemetery should file a report,
but then she declined to press charges and military officials
said that she was afraid that she was going to
be retaliated against by Trumps supporters. It's worth noting that
the Trump campaign targeted her, suggesting she was having a
mental health episode.
Speaker 5: Well.
Speaker 1: Trump, for his part, also went Annie, we postings free today.
Speaker 3: I mean, don't they all have mental health episodes?
Speaker 10: Like every day?
Speaker 3: They're all like, seriously, let's just get real. We're all
friends here, They're all mental.
Speaker 7: Good.
Speaker 1: I mean, this story Scott Jennings, of course, is just
he's kind of where we are, like, he just cannot
even believe that this is a thing freaking dum here.
He is just rant.
Speaker 22: The way Biden and Harris have treated these families and
ignored them and disrespected them after one of the most
disastrous decisions that they made in this White House, to
me is the most despicable part of this. And look,
there's a lot of opinions about this, and everybody's got comments,
but the only opinion I really care about are the
families in question. And they said, as jd Vance reported,
we had given our approval for Trump's official videographer and
photographer to attend. We cherish these memories forever. Were deeply
grateful for the President for taking the time to honor
our children and for standing alongside us in our grief.
I mean, they put out a long statement saying they
could not have been happier to have Donald Trump there
at Arlington with them, and he's given them more than
the time of day. And Joe Biden, Kamala Harris can't
even do it. God, only people who are so craven
about this could try to turn something positive, which is
Donald Trump spending time with gold Star families, into some
political garbage attack. That's what I think. The only people
who matter are gold Star families. They invited Trump and
they're happy he was there. And if that's not good
enough for the Democrats, you know, I don't know what
to tell you.
Speaker 3: Yeah, they can all go to hell. They can all
go to hell straight them. Yeah, I mean, this is
this is nuts. This is absolutely nuts. And you know what,
Biden got on a stage and said, no, no service
members died under my watch.
Speaker 2: God for that alone, he can go to hell.
Speaker 1: Oh my God. A couple of great tweets about this.
Stephen Miller said Trump was at Arlington Cemetery at the
request and invite of gold Star families. Harris released a
press statement, and Joe Biden was on a beach and
the media has decided that Trump is the problem in
all of this.
Speaker 3: Yeah, of course they did, because every Trump is the
problem for their for their hangnails, you know.
Speaker 1: I mean, like they wake up the more they go
I got hemorrhoids.
Speaker 2: Oh it's Trump's fault from Trump, Trump Trump trap. I mean,
these people are lunatics.
Speaker 1: Insane, absolutely insane. And Jimmy Fayla of course also wing in,
which is the best tweet ever, uh, saying I want
to live in America where the media is matter at
the president who got thirteen service members killed, then the
president who shows up to mourn them exactly. I just
cannot say it better than that. What side are you.
Speaker 3: On, man, I'm on the side of like people who
are not mentally insane.
Speaker 2: Good lord.
Speaker 1: Wow. So now we get into this whole debate thing.
It's supposed to happen September tenth. It seems like it's
gonna happen, But there's still a question about the mics.
Kamala really really really really really wants hot mikes, and honestly,
if you've heard Trump talk about this, aside from his
official team, he does too, like he's liked having open
mics in the past. But the team is pushing back
saying no, no, no, no, no. We agreed to having
closed mics, to having muted mics when the other person
is speaking, because that is what that's how the whole
debate with Biden was going to be, and that's what
we agree to, and that's what's happening. Period. So there's
pushback from the Trump team, but not necessarily Trump himself,
And so I don't know how this is all going
to shake out. As a reminder, here is why Kamala
wants open mics, because she thinks this makes her look
really good. No, but this is important.
Speaker 7: And I want to add, mister Vice President, I'm speaking,
I'm speaking, I'm speaking.
Speaker 23: Fifty more seconds and then we'll give the Vice president.
Speaker 7: Still, Biden has been very clear he will not raise
taxes on anybody who makes less than four hundred thousand.
Speaker 1: I'm speaking.
Speaker 2: Is he only going to repeal part of the Trump taxus?
Speaker 7: If you don't mind letting me finish, we can then
have a conversation. Okay, okay, let's talk about this. Yeah,
I'm about to.
Speaker 1: Oh, my god, I cannot Dan.
Speaker 3: You know that Doug and the kids here that ship
every day, Like, seriously, can you imagine living with this
terrified he's terrified of her. Oh dog is like, oh yeah, Doug,
his balls are in a jar in a night stand somewhere.
Speaker 1: Seriously.
Speaker 3: But you know, this woman's i'm speaking, kids, I'm speaking.
I am not done, I'm speaking every day. I mean,
so that's the most annoying.
Speaker 1: It's so interesting because to me, this is exactly the
moment where she became so intensely detested by so many
people in the country. She thinks it makes her look
good and and now it probably would like if you
show this to her supporters today, they're gonna be like,
oh my god, she's such a badass. But back then,
when everyone was more normal, everyone saw her as a
complete bitch because that's what she is. Y you know,
it's crazy to.
Speaker 2: Me, Well, she's an incompetent bitch.
Speaker 1: Yeah, she's.
Speaker 3: I mean, she really had nothing of substance to say
during that entire debate, but but you know, she would
just say, i'm speaking, i'm speaking.
Speaker 1: Okay, Well, then say something. Let's say something that is
not a lie, right, try that. So the CNN panel
who showed this clip just yesterday or the day before
then reacted to it. Here's part of that.
Speaker 24: Oh look, I mean they are counting on the debates
being a kind of Catharsis for Democrats to redeem what
happened in the last debate. And there are lots of
women and I think lots of Democratic voters who are
dying to see this matchup and who know exactly what
this will be and that she has proven over and
over again. I mean, you saw the videos during the DNC.
The video is playing the clips of her grilling people
from the Senate chamber. I mean, this is what she's
known for as a prosecutor, and there are a lot
of supporters who want to see her prosecute the case
against him live and know that he's incredibly vulnerable in
an environment where she knows how to poke the bear.
And that is what the campaign's been doing with social media.
Speaker 2: They've been poking the bear.
Speaker 22: There's one that's half of it. Of course, they want
to see her attack Donald Trump, but what I think
they ought to be less anxious for is for her
to have to answer questions about her own record.
Speaker 2: And that's the purpose of the debate.
Speaker 22: You don't get to sit there and pummel the other
person for ninety minutes. You also have to answer questions.
Speaker 5: And she said a bunch of everything that was.
Speaker 3: Like, uh, true, h shit, true, that's right, because she's
not just an attorney, and she's not just that's right.
She's been vice president. She's been vice president of the
past four years. Lady, she has AND's currently in charge. Yeah,
she's currently in charge of all the things that she
says she's not in charge of. And they totally ignored
that during the whole convention that we saw last week.
Speaker 2: They just they just a prosecutor there, right, she was.
Speaker 3: Just the senator there. She was a senator that grilled Cavanaugh.
They showed that video and oh my god, she's.
Speaker 1: Such a bad ass.
Speaker 2: She's the vice president. Everything's on fire and it's her fault.
Speaker 1: So the question remains, you know, this open mic issue
is still outstanding. So I don't know if it's one
hundred percent that this debate is happening. One of the
CNN guys tried to press her spokesman about this. You
tell me if you think there's a straight answer here,
because I'm not seeing it debate.
Speaker 25: On September tenth on ABC. What rules has the Harris
Walls campaign agreed to?
Speaker 20: Yeah, listen, I think both candidates here have agreed to
the exact same rules. Right We're gonna have a ninety
minute debate. Both candidates have said that they are comfortable
with live unmuted microphones for the duration of the debate
that allows for the free flow and exchange of ideas
between the two candidates. I understand that Donald Trump's team
of handlers is now attempting to overrule him, but in
so far as the candidates themselves, we're in total alignment
that this should be a ninety minute debate with live microphones,
and so that's what we look forward to.
Speaker 25: I'm just trying to understand where we are right now,
because yesterday the Trump campaign very clearly put out a
statement said they agreed to the same rules as took
place in the June debate between President Biden and Donald Trump,
where they were muted microphones. Have you not agreed to
muted microphones?
Speaker 20: I think we've made pretty clear our preference, along with
Donald Trump himself, is for muted microphones. I think the
question that you'd have to ask is to Donald Trump
and his and his team. Are they in agreement between
themselves on how we should approaches us? Again, because we
are in agreement with Donald Trump, if he should be
live and unmuted microphone.
Speaker 25: If they're muted, If they're muted, will she go.
Speaker 20: Yeah, listen, we fully intended to debate.
Speaker 5: We are going to be there.
Speaker 20: The question is will Donald Trump commit to the terms
that he's publicly agreed to or will he let his
team overrule him? So I guess we'll see when he
shows up on September tenth which decision he has made.
Speaker 2: I love how he says we fully intended debate.
Speaker 16: Hear that?
Speaker 2: Did you catch that? Am I the only person that
kept thick? I caught that? Because it's a team effort.
Speaker 1: She'll probably have Governor Walls there with her, like just
a leash.
Speaker 2: Their emotional support animal next to her.
Speaker 3: She's because we fully intend to debate, because I mean
they have literally been locking her in rams and prepping
her for this because she's scared to death to debate him.
She's just scared to death of this, and they think
she's like this total badash.
Speaker 2: She is.
Speaker 3: She is pathetic and weak, and she's freaking out right now.
Speaker 1: So is it happening or not? And I's going to
be open mics listen.
Speaker 3: I just think all of this is so stupid, all
these rules. Donald Trump doesn't need rules. He doesn't need rules.
He could walk into a room. He could do it today,
He could do it in five minutes. He could walk out,
and he could debate the shick. It doesn't matter.
Speaker 1: He's gonna then and because of that, because of who
he is as a person, he will end up agreeing
to open mics because he's gonna want to look like
I'll do whatever, I don't give a shit, and that
it sucks because the agreement was mute at mics, which
I think is better honestly for everybody, including the audience.
And so I just the question to him was is
she going to show up if the mics are not open?
And he will not answer that question.
Speaker 2: She has to show it, she has to.
Speaker 3: I just I look back on like debates from the
before times, and we didn't have to have all.
Speaker 2: Of these ridiculous views.
Speaker 1: And it's because people she's so scared.
Speaker 3: It Can people not see that she's so scared to
even debate him to begin with? And Conversely, you've got
Donald Trumps who's like, I put him up, like, I'll
come out there right now, we'll do it today, right now,
you want to go, let's go.
Speaker 1: So what do you think the conversations between him and
his team are right now? Because the team is coming
out saying nope, you guys agreed to close mics. That's
what we're doing, period the end. And then Trump is like, no,
I'll do open mics whatever, bring it, you know what
I mean? So like, how are they going to reel
him in? Are they going to reel him in? Is
there going to be a debate?
Speaker 3: You can never reel Trump in? I mean you probably
think he can reel him in. There's no reel in
that man in. He is who he is, you know.
But I mean, she again, chicken, chicken, totally chicken.
Speaker 1: Jade Vance was asked at that rally that you saw
a clip of earlier, what you know where his teleprompter is?
And I loved his answer. This is a super quick one.
But watch damn, I.
Speaker 11: Don't need to tell a propter. I've actually got thoughts
in my head.
Speaker 10: I'm like kamaloa Harris.
Speaker 2: True, he's one hundred percent correct.
Speaker 1: I love that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, And he can tell you and if you ask
him what his policies are, he can tell you.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: He can rattle much in what a concept. He doesn't
need a crip sheet. He can tell you what his
policies are.
Speaker 2: Oh my god.
Speaker 1: And speaking of policies, that's exactly what Trump will need
to focus on during a debate if it happens, because
there are so many things he can get Kamala on.
For example, she owns this latest bit of news about
our tax dollars, and specifically two hundred and thirty nine
million of them they were accidentally given to the Taliban
in humanitarian aid. How did that happen? Wait, before we
get to that, she also has to answer for this,
we won't have to drive electric cars.
Speaker 7: Well, by my plan, by twenty forty five, we will
have basically zero emission vehicles.
Speaker 1: Only she's going to have to answer for that because
she's now saying, oh, yeah, no, I never said no.
Speaker 3: I didn't say that. I didn't say that out of
my pie hole. That didn't come. Yeah, you said it.
Speaker 1: But here's the news on this Taliban, this accident. This
is just like a balance sheet. Oh whoopsie, I didn't
carry the one or something like that. This actually happened.
Speaker 16: The New US reported the veal that the United States
State Apartment might have accidentally funneled as many as about
two nine million.
Speaker 21: Dollars for the twenty.
Speaker 3: One Oh my god, you guys, if I don't pay
six dollars to the IRS, I go to jail.
Speaker 1: I go to jail. So funny that you said that,
because I literally got a bill from the IRS for
six dollars and sixty cents because I was not. I
swear to god, I swear to god. I got this
bill and I paid it because I'm like, I'm not.
Speaker 3: You're like, I'm going to go to jail. I'm going
to go to jail if I don't pay this six dollars.
That's what the government does. And they they mishand old
two hundred and thirty nine million dollars of our freaking
hard earned money. That's what and nothing, nothing happens. No
one gets fired, no one, no one in fact that
we had to pay for their retirements.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, I came out. This is why this
is why people drink. Right, I can't, Oh my gosh,
you can't.
Speaker 2: I just okay. The government it's this is the government.
Speaker 1: It's ridiculous. And then she also needs to answer for
this ridiculous capital gains tax that she is proposing, and
her one of her people, one of her spokespiece people,
surrogates or whatever, went on CNBC to try to defend it.
It did not go well for him.
Speaker 23: Realized gains taxing unrealized games just doesn't seem fair in
any sense of the word.
Speaker 1: In a very difference point, in the very.
Speaker 23: Best sense, if you are taxing unrealized gains, all you're
doing is pulling forward the taxes that would be paid
later when someone actually sells the stock.
Speaker 26: I think that this reaction to unrealized gains is a
little funny, given that I bet that the majority of
people watching right now are already paying a tax on
unrealized gains. It's called a property tax. When the value
of your the value of your home, you pay higher.
Speaker 23: Your value of your home never moves the way the
stock moves the way.
Speaker 11: So there's always the go to answer.
Speaker 23: It's also property tax is a use tax. You're paying
for school, for the schools, you're paying for emergency services.
Those are things that make absolute sense.
Speaker 26: And sure and all the all the revenue that comes
in from these unrealized gains taxes and the other taxes
and the tax in the Harris Plan are going to
go to what creating what she calls more opportunity. It's
to make sure that's not every new in this country
actually opportunity opportunity. You're you're arguing that this is some
sort of foreign concept that's completely unknown.
Speaker 19: It's probably unconstitutional, it's probably and it was never in
anyone's intent.
Speaker 23: It's not an income tax.
Speaker 10: And it's never going to happen.
Speaker 5: Probably.
Speaker 3: Again, I'd like to point out that we fought a
revolution over a text. I want to point that out.
And now we're all like, that's fine, I'll just bend over.
You guys can give I'd like to go back to
the Taliban thing real quick. How does that even happen?
Because you have to It's not like, I mean, you
have to have some sort of a bank account number
for them, or you have to have like a Venmo
account to the Taliban in order to ast Taliban in
order for the money to be transferred to them. It's
not you have already sent them money for two hundred
and thirty nine million dollars to go to the Taliban.
Speaker 2: You see what I'm saying.
Speaker 3: It doesn't just happen like accidentally unless you've already given
money to them before.
Speaker 1: You know, it's not like they just.
Speaker 2: How does that?
Speaker 1: How does that happen?
Speaker 3: How does two hundred thirty nine million dollars just accidentally
go to the Taliban unless you've given them money prior
to that time.
Speaker 2: It's a legit question. I have lots of uestion you guys,
I got questions I need.
Speaker 1: And you should. You should have all the questions because
this is absolutely ridiculous. But that's just mattering of the
issues that Trump needs to hammer her on. She has
to answer for her terrible policy.
Speaker 3: Yeah, if you're listening, if you're listening, don ask these ques.
I know you I have I have questions.
Speaker 1: Also, there are some ridiculous clips of Kamala coming out
these days, including one on TikTok where she is talking
about what she wants to do when she retires, which
I would just like her to do right right now, yeah,
right now. But here is her lifelong dream apparently, Okay,
here's my thing.
Speaker 7: When I finally retire, I'm going to have I'm going
to have a small restaurant and it's just going to
have like three items for like start entree, dessert and
that's it really simple menu. And when the food for
those things run out, then see you tomorrow, close for
the day.
Speaker 1: That's gonna be it.
Speaker 7: Okay.
Speaker 3: First of all, she's wasted, wasted, right, totally wasted in
that club.
Speaker 1: I thought I was doing. I was like, she's drunk.
It's like, just.
Speaker 3: You may want to calm down the shardenay lady, because wow.
And and second of all, she's describing like a socialist cafe,
which is like she's like when we run out at
ten am and people, we're just gonna shut down because okay.
Speaker 1: Let's I'm all for it, Like, please go start that
right now, right now, do it now, let's let's crowd.
Speaker 3: Well, we don't want to crowd fun because we already
pay her. But I mean, like, somebody just tell her.
We could all tell her, just go start the start
the restaurant. Now we're all about it. Another do another country.
We encourage you to do that.
Speaker 2: Go live your dream.
Speaker 1: She and her emotional support governor visit a Georgia high
school yesterday. These are seniors, I believe, or even if
they're not. Even if these are only freshmen, it doesn't
matter because they are old enough to be talked to
like mature people, right, like young adults, and instead because
Kamala is useless when it comes to communication. She talked
to them like this.
Speaker 11: All of.
Speaker 13: You are leaders by the very fact that you all
are here inst doing what you do is an incredible.
Speaker 27: School doing as one big team, understanding all of the
different parts that fit together to create a team.
Speaker 11: Right.
Speaker 1: What a freaking psycho.
Speaker 2: She does.
Speaker 3: She never talks to children, She's oh my god, she
never she never talks to children. She never talks to
like young adults. She has no idea how to do this.
She just doesn't know, yeah, even.
Speaker 1: How to create the parts of a teen.
Speaker 3: I think even Walls was kind of like cringed out.
I think I noticed that he was a little uncomfortable.
It seemed like, yeah, I think he was like, this
is not how you talk to teenagers, man, have you
ever been around a teenager? Like, yeah, we may want
to like introduce you to one at some point.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean that's how you talk to toddlers. That's
the same.
Speaker 3: But she's but she's done that too, and she's even
weird talking to toddlers. But I mean we've seen clips
of her, like the the scripted clips where you know,
where she talks about space and stuff like that, and
even that even the young kids are like, you've never
been around kids, have you?
Speaker 8: Like?
Speaker 2: It's we know we can tell we're on the h.
Speaker 1: We've got a couple of celebrity opinions.
Speaker 2: I can't wait, you'h wait.
Speaker 1: Ben Stiller was I guess caught outside the DNC and
was asked, like his opinion of Kamala and he actually said,
without irony that he's voting for He's supportive of Kamala
because we need change.
Speaker 2: We need change.
Speaker 1: Okay, Well, answer a quick.
Speaker 5: Question, king, what do you like about Harris Platform?
Speaker 28: It was just very excited about the moving forward, very
excited all the energy and excitement that's around this movement
right now. So that that's why I'm here, because it's
time for change and it seems like it's happening.
Speaker 29: Do you think she'll be at a sustain the momentum
post convention?
Speaker 5: For sure? You think the ration is going to be close.
Speaker 28: It's going to be close, but you know, everybody's motivated.
Speaker 5: Where can make it happen.
Speaker 28: So and she's and she and Tim Walt are just
an incredible candidate.
Speaker 5: Allrank you, Benn.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's changed, it's it's kind of it's change and
and maybe hope too, but change. Definitely, she's because you
know she's not she's not the incumbent.
Speaker 1: Oh wait, wait wait is she?
Speaker 3: Because he Ben Siller doesn't know because he lives in Hollyweed,
and so.
Speaker 1: Tweeted at him to let him know.
Speaker 2: So he did. You tweeted it, and I did.
Speaker 1: I sent this video to him and I was like, hey,
FYI seems you're unaware that Kamala currently is the vice president. Good.
There is not going to be any change. It'll just
be worse than the shit that we're already going through
right now.
Speaker 3: So glad that you let him know, because you know,
the people in Hollyweared, they don't know. They don't live
in the real world, they don't live in America like
we live in it. So I'm so glad that you
let him know that she is, in fact the vice president.
Speaker 1: I'm here to help. God bless you.
Speaker 30: Mop.
Speaker 1: Also, Sigourney Weaver, I just so embarrassed to share like
a last name with her. She also became like utterly
verklemped about the fact that maybe her role in strong
female lead characters in movies somehow paved the way. Oh
my god, no, no, for president. I'm not making it up.
She gets very very emotional about it, and then in
the next breath listen closely. In the next breath, she
also says, Oh, I'm too weak to open up a
bottle of water, So make that whole thing makes sense sense.
Speaker 31: To what the stent movies cinema can make it possible
that a woman like Kamala Harris could become president of
the United States.
Speaker 5: I love that question.
Speaker 13: The question is I'm sorry, Yes, I understand, but I
love that question because we're all so excited about Kamala
and we're not that for one moment that my work
would have anything to do with her, right doesn't?
Speaker 30: Actually, because it's true. You know, I have so many
women who come and thank me. Sorry, I need my vodka,
and I'm too.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, what just happened.
Speaker 13: I'm two weeks It's difficult since twenty sixteen.
Speaker 1: Really hasn't has it been very grateful for her? Did
you hear that? At the end, we're all very grateful.
Speaker 2: I'm not grateful, Are you guys?
Speaker 32: Grateful?
Speaker 2: And it's been difficult since twenty sixteen for you?
Speaker 1: Are you kidding?
Speaker 3: Do you worry about paying for groceries and paying for
gas and paying for college for your kids? So gourney,
Oh my god, I will say though, she looks pretty
good for seventy four.
Speaker 2: I'm just gonna put she's seventy four. She's seventy four
years old, you guys, Okay, Yeah, she looks really good.
Speaker 3: I'm just gonna I don't know what kind of plastic
surgery she's had, but that's Amana. It's they all make
a pact of the devil or something. I mean, I'm
unwilling to do that.
Speaker 6: I live.
Speaker 1: They literally are taken care of twenty four to seven.
They Yeah, somebody opens her freaking water for her two weeks.
She's two weeks strong enough to help Kamala rise to
the presidency, but also can weak to open water.
Speaker 2: She can't open her water, you guys, you can't open it. Yeah.
Speaker 3: Somebody said it's the Idento cron. I don't know what
it is. I'm unwilling to do whatever whatever it is
they do.
Speaker 1: But you're not willing to do that.
Speaker 2: There's not willing to do any of that. But but
man seventy four, I mean it's my god.
Speaker 1: So, speaking of ridiculous Kamala supporters, you know how they've
had all those zoom calls for like your various.
Speaker 2: White dudes for Kamala, right, like.
Speaker 1: Whatever your ethnicity or you're you're like sexual like all
the different groups, so.
Speaker 2: Transgender for Kamala. Yeah they have.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they just had a zoom call that Elizabeth Warren
and other Democrat leaders showed up to for swifties for Kamala.
Not making this up. We have a few excerpts for a.
Speaker 29: Swift has yet to endorse in the presidential race, but
that does not mean the two campaigns aren't doing everything
they can to win over her massive and young fan base.
Speaker 5: Swift is for calm.
Speaker 29: Host of Democratic lawmakers on a kickoff call last night
to speak about their anti hero Donald Trump and their
superstar Kamala Harris.
Speaker 6: Play is gonna play play play play play play Hey
is gonna hey, hey, hey, hey, hey Shady. I'm just
gonna shake shake, shake, shake, shake, shake it up, shake
it out.
Speaker 4: You know how to be your most authentic, most joyful,
so much and that's what the Kamala Harris is all about.
Speaker 9: Instead of clowning about the release of reputation Taylor's version,
we should all be pounding on doors to get out
the vote.
Speaker 2: He don't pound on my door.
Speaker 1: Taylor's music gives you that, that joke gives you that
sense of community, which I know that it does for
so many on here channel that I couldnot with these people.
Speaker 3: Oh my gosh, that old lady, right, I think it
was maybe, yeah, maybe that could have been one of
the transgender furries they person. I wonder and listen, I
talked about We talked about Brittany Mahomes. He is one
of her like friends sort of. I guess, like I
think they're pretty tight. They're pretty tight. And she her
husband plays for the Kansas City Chiefs, And it's going
to be interesting to see how that relationship like works
out over the next couple months. Because she is she's
tweeting more stuff, She's talking more openly about her support
for Trump, which is I mean, I like that.
Speaker 1: That's good. More people that are kind of ballsy.
Speaker 3: It is ballsy, So bravo to her for being like, yeah,
I don't I don't like the jumpster fire around me,
and I'm not going to just fall in line. So
there's a little dichotomy there happening.
Speaker 2: I like it. I'm liking it well.
Speaker 1: And just to remind everybody, we showed some of the
I mean, we've shown plenty of examples of how just
absolutely ignorant Kamala voters voters are and they have absolutely
no idea why they support her. There's another little man
on the Street montage that we wanted to show you of.
I mean, you just don't get dumber and more completely
wrong than Thisamala Kamala.
Speaker 2: I like her, and I'm a Democrat.
Speaker 10: And why do you like her?
Speaker 1: Because she will be.
Speaker 33: A good female president and I would love to have
a good female president for the US.
Speaker 10: And what do you think she'll do good for our country?
Speaker 33: She'll actually help our country more than Donald Trump. Okay,
how she is smart and she's more reliable.
Speaker 10: And what do you think are some exact things she'd do.
Speaker 33: She'll do her income and lower taxes.
Speaker 10: So she'd lower everyone's income. Yes, is that a good thing?
Speaker 5: That thing?
Speaker 10: What do you think about Donald Trump?
Speaker 33: Donald Trump is the worst president in the whole wide world.
Speaker 10: I'll come because he.
Speaker 2: Hurt the Capitol Ville and he started, word, I got
that kind keep a straight face, like the.
Speaker 3: Dumb is strong in this one, you guys, the dumb
is strong. These people freaking vote this is listen. I
know you guys are like this week, we're gonna win
this one. But this is why we don't have it
in the bags because of bronze like that.
Speaker 1: It's he's bad.
Speaker 3: That's also a question, Okay, because of furry transgenders like that.
Speaker 2: This is this is, this.
Speaker 1: Is why we don't have it in the bag.
Speaker 2: You guys, like, she's gonna lower our income.
Speaker 1: That's a great thing. Really loa lower income. We're gonna
be poor. We're gonna hold be poor.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I can't make it up. You can't, can't.
Speaker 1: All right, we need to thank some people. BECA tee
in South Carolina said, how do you give millions of
humanitarian aid to a group who treats people so inhuman mainly? Well, yeah,
that's a great question, and I don't have an answer
for you because none of that makes even the tiniest
bit of sense, not even the tiniest bit.
Speaker 21: Uh.
Speaker 1: Michelle Hayes on Venmo said, my breast cancer is back,
and I'm having a double messed ectomy this morning. Could
you say some prayers and have some healing flaps or
puppy slobbers.
Speaker 2: Today, all the prayers, all of them.
Speaker 1: You better bring out some flaps today, Missy.
Speaker 3: I'll try to bring some flaps in here. They I'll
just bring all the criminals in here at the end,
okay uh.
Speaker 1: And then over here. On YouTube, Emily Craig says, Happy Friday,
Eve mock save the ear, just kidding.
Speaker 2: Maybe everybody want to save that ear?
Speaker 1: So weird.
Speaker 2: I'll make fun of you forever and ever.
Speaker 1: I mean, I'm just thinking about it. I'm not gonna
do it.
Speaker 2: She's gonna do it. She's going to do it, you guys.
She's so gonna.
Speaker 1: Save her dead dogs.
Speaker 2: What she's gonna do about it, probably won't.
Speaker 3: She's gonna put it in a ziploc bag in her purse.
She's going to be that old woman and she's gonna
rub it. She's gonna be like eighty years old, and
people are gonna be like, what are you rubbing my thing?
Speaker 2: Nothing?
Speaker 1: It's nothing, nothing, my favorite piece of fabric and the
say sixty three. He says, I love listening to Lex's
long form chats at work. She's talking about Lex Friedman. Yea, yeah,
he's amazing. His podcast is awesome. Penny Perdue, thank you,
She says. I don't know if you're still sponsored by them,
but can you give the Olive Oil company information? Please?
I love you chicks, so glad to have you in
my mornings. Yes, check out chicks love Olive Oil dot com.
Chicks love Olive Oil dot com. And oh my god,
I've been using that cooking all of my home chef meals.
Speaker 2: I've been using all of the Olive Oil good stuff.
Speaker 1: The photo and the story. Thank you. They say Carrie
Lake talked her way to loss to a miserable person,
talked her way to lost to a miserable person who
hoardes domesticated felines. Herschel Walker was supremely uncor qualified and
can't talk. Yeah, and these were these were our choices.
And who supported those people in the primaries? Donald Trump
not always a great judge of character, just saying and
there's I'm it's not an opinion at this point. The
evidence is right in front of all of us. Uh.
Carrio twenty three says, Daisy, you should be a Kinsugi
repair kit for the mug.
Speaker 3: Yes, the mug that was broken yesterday from Shelley I saw.
I looked that up and it's like a Japanese repair
system that you use, like silver and gold and.
Speaker 2: Stuff like that.
Speaker 1: I will look into that.
Speaker 2: Thank you for the suggestion.
Speaker 1: Yes. Shannon Pope says, our best friend's son was ninety
feet from that. I'm not sure from that explosion. He
lost friends that day and he knows exactly who was
responsible for that disaster. Oh like in Afghanistan. Your best
friend's son was ninety feet from that explosion. Oh my god, Wow,
that is amazing. Chasing Gray says, remember when kamalas I'll
debate Trump anywhere anytime. What happened? She got scared?
Speaker 2: Yep, Yeah, she's always been scared.
Speaker 1: Karen Elliott says, if she says I'm speaking, he needs
to calmly say into the mic, then say something about
the issue and just leave it sit there. Mike Pence
very nicely tried to do that, did not get him anywhere.
Trump I think would be much better at it. But
I'm kind of just hoping that there's muted mics. Honestly,
that's just my take. Teresa Raymondo says maybe they can
send a few of the eighty seven thousand IRS agents
to the Taliban headquarters to do an audit. Volunteers anyone,
Oh my god, broh Riva Henry says Daisy, they knew
they were giving that money to Afghanistan and the Taliban.
I was a budget financial analyst for the government for
thirty years. That is no accident.
Speaker 2: I believe hell, I believe it. Yeah, we're paying for terrorism.
Speaker 1: God yeah. Robin Zecha says, just asking for prayers. I
just had super big leg surgery and need help with
healing and pain. My leg looks like like home Depot,
like Home Deep Depot is okay. I don't know what
that means. I don't either like home Deep.
Speaker 2: I like home Depot. You know.
Speaker 1: Does it look like it was put together by home.
Speaker 2: Depot like I don't.
Speaker 1: Does it just have a lot of parts?
Speaker 5: Now?
Speaker 1: I don't know how to take her?
Speaker 2: Is it orange?
Speaker 1: Julie Wolf says that old lady singing Taylor Swift was
Carol King, the legendary singer No Get Out. Oh my god.
I saw that. It said Carol Kay, but I thought
there's no that was her.
Speaker 2: Oh my god. I just called her a furry transgender.
Speaker 3: I didn't know. I didn't know. You guys, I didn't know.
I mean, we didn't know what we didn't Wow.
Speaker 1: Okay, well, thank you for that intel, because yeah, and we.
Speaker 2: Appreciate it, appreciate it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, she has not aged as well as Sigourney, but.
Speaker 2: Not out there.
Speaker 1: No, she has not. Holy crap. Some good news on
the student loan front, and I'll let Jesse Waters explain.
Speaker 28: Fox News Alert.
Speaker 32: The Supreme Court just froze Biden's billion dollar student loan bailout.
The bailout was supposed to bribe young voters to vote
for the Harris Biden campaign, but the Supreme Court says
bribing voters before an election won't work. Who would have thought,
But the Harris Biden white House won't give up on
college bribes. They might have a few tricks up their sleeves.
So we're going to keep you updated.
Speaker 2: They just keep doing that. They keep batting them down.
It's batting them down.
Speaker 9: You know.
Speaker 2: It's just like he's like, but I but I can't. No,
you can't.
Speaker 1: God, he's like that cat with Nancy Pelosio's Can you
not learn?
Speaker 30: Dude?
Speaker 31: No?
Speaker 1: Can you not follow? The actual freaking law, which is
a job. I mean, no one's above the law. Yeah, yeah, exactly.
And speaking of being above the law, there's all this
nonsense about Trump and the indictments and all of the
nonsense that took place yesterday with the fresh superseding indictments.
Tom Elliott pointed out how ridiculous it is that anybody
accuses Trump of election interference. Here's the tweet, he said,
Trump's once again being indicted for trying to affect the
outcome of the twenty twenty election.
Speaker 30: But as a.
Speaker 1: Reminder, here's how the corporate media flooded the zone on
the eve of election day with disinformation about the Biden's corruption,
helping ensure his victory. And this montage is something else.
Speaker 5: Goad Oh, no, probably best.
Speaker 15: I obviously we're not going with the New York Folk
story right now on Hunter Biden.
Speaker 23: This is really one of the stupidest October surprises I've
ever seen.
Speaker 24: It helps to really view this as storytelling, not so
much as news coverage, but as political entertainment.
Speaker 12: And Perre explained, we don't want to waste our time
on stories that are not really stories.
Speaker 1: Who even thought to make.
Speaker 34: That story up?
Speaker 1: The story that many intelligence experts say has all the
hallmarks of a foreign interference campaign.
Speaker 3: It looks like it's tied to Vladimir Putin in Moscow.
Speaker 11: This is a Russian intelligence disinformation.
Speaker 32: Campaigns, foreign intelligence operation, foreign intelligence operation.
Speaker 1: Russian intelligen.
Speaker 25: Rudy Giuliani was not fed passively Russian disinformation.
Speaker 1: He ordered off the menu.
Speaker 16: And this is a classic example of the right wing
media machine.
Speaker 5: And he's an ambition sand he's taking.
Speaker 1: We should note Hunter Biden isn't running for president. That
argument has been debunked.
Speaker 11: There is no evidence that Joe Biden did anything wrong.
Speaker 20: For all we know, these emails are made up.
Speaker 1: It just lacks credibility. Okay, I would you guys and
start doing that bearfit. No, we're not going to do
your work for you.
Speaker 5: Character matters, It matters. Tell them the truth matters. Person matters.
Speaker 1: I'm crying. Oh my god, that's my favorite. I've never
seen the crying that's you played it. We played it
when that happened.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, I blocked that out because he's such
a wuss. I'm sorry, I just madea males. I blocked
him out. Apparently that was awesome.
Speaker 2: Oh my god. But listen.
Speaker 3: It's yeah, we're We're the ones who do all the
terrible things. And like the mainstream media, they're not in
bed with Democrats at all, you guys, not at all
where you would get that out of you believe anything
these people say. I can't help you. I can't at
this point, after COVID, after all that stuff that we've
been through over the past what six seven years? They lie,
They lie all the time. I don't believe a word
these people say, not one word.
Speaker 1: You shouldn't. You don't hate them enough. As much as
you hate them.
Speaker 2: They're like the devil and carded and they're awful.
Speaker 1: And some good news in the world of alternative media.
Megan Kelly. I guess her YouTube stats have exceeded like
NBC and some other like CNN combined or something like.
She is a freaking rock star in journalism, and when
you consider how banished she was from mainstream media, it's
just such a stick in the eye to all of
those like traditional news sources. I love it. I love
that she's had this level of success. And what makes
it so great is that she can say stuff that's
like not even about news, and it will go completely viral.
Because of who she is and one of those things.
Here's an example of it. She went after Caitlin Collins
for being boring. It's my favorite. It's just the best
clip ever.
Speaker 35: What right, But she's only a star with leftists, and
the fact that she has some roots in Alabama does
not make her a fair imbalanced reporter. I will submit
to the record, her biggest sin is not that she
is biased.
Speaker 10: Though she is.
Speaker 35: It's that she's boring. She's extremely boring with no personality.
I have a pro tip for her.
Speaker 5: Smile.
Speaker 35: Try smiling every once in a while. Try not to
be like in your delivery such a cold hearted all
the time, because it gives people nothing to buy too.
You can be a tough interviewer and also have some warmth.
Speaker 2: Yes, listen, it's it's good advice.
Speaker 1: She should take it. Take any advice literally.
Speaker 3: From making Calia would too, So I mean, it's not
even mean. I know people are like, this is so mean,
she's being a No, she's actually giving.
Speaker 1: Her valuable career advice.
Speaker 2: She should take it.
Speaker 3: And you know what else, Listen, I know I'm not
want to dole out advice because we're nobody's but Nicole
Wallace should take the pole out of her ass, Like, well,
but did.
Speaker 1: You see her smiley face when Biden was on? Like
she was just like almost drooling.
Speaker 3: But but a lot a lot of these chicks on
those programs have giant poles shoved up their butttholes, you
know what I mean, And they should probably have them.
Speaker 34: Like like surgically surgically removed, you know, because they just
they they are They are like just implanted with poles
up their butts.
Speaker 3: And I totally agree with on the Caitlyn thing, absolutely,
one hundred percent agree.
Speaker 2: She's just so personality less.
Speaker 1: Yeah. And then I mean the smiling thing, like I
don't even know how that would work because she doesn't
have a top list and so like where how does
that even work?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 3: But and I don't I've never seen her smile, and
I've never seen her be warm.
Speaker 1: Oh I don't think that's I don't think she has
that in her. Is she married?
Speaker 2: Oh God, I don't think so, I don't. I don't.
I don't know.
Speaker 3: I mean, you would never we don't look at her
in that way, right, yeah, because she doesn't have any
warmth to her, So I don't. I would just imagine that. No,
I would think that she's probably asexual.
Speaker 2: I don't know. I don't know, because she's like a droid.
Speaker 1: Anyway, way to go, Megan.
Speaker 2: Because that's great.
Speaker 33: I know.
Speaker 2: I love Meghan. I love that she's successful too. I
just love her. And she's always been so nice to us.
Speaker 1: Yeah, she had awesome to us.
Speaker 3: Yeah she has, even like back in the radio days.
She's always been lovely to us. And I love that
about her because there's so many people in this industry
that just suck and she's not one.
Speaker 10: Of those people.
Speaker 2: Like she's successful and nice and I love that.
Speaker 1: And if you haven't watched our interview of her, when
was that, it was like two months ago, three months ago,
maybe something like that. Make sure to look for that.
Just do a search on our YouTube or whatever for
Megan Kelly's name. I think we'll find it. It was a
great interview.
Speaker 2: I think it was at the beginning of the year.
Speaker 1: Actually, was it that long ago?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think it was longer ago.
Speaker 3: We just have no concept of time now, but yeah,
I think it was close to It was like around January.
Speaker 1: Okay, all right, well, anyway, look for that because it
was a really good one. All Right, it's time to
do a schlog, and today's schlang is about work ethic.
Speaker 2: And this was back of it.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, Mak sent this to me and I
was like, you gotta be kidding me with this.
Speaker 1: This like hurt especially hard coming from the world of HR,
as I did years and years ago. So this woman
just decided to video record herself being fired over the
phone by HR from whatever her job is. And at
first you think, okay, well, like maybe HR is being
too rough on her, but then you quickly realize no,
they're being not nearly rough enough.
Speaker 5: Why.
Speaker 18: Yeah, hi, clock, Fianna, this is Shelley from HR.
Speaker 17: From HR.
Speaker 1: Okay, no, I don't remember you, but what's going on.
Speaker 18: Well, we had a discussion a couple of weeks ago
about your absenteeism and tardiness.
Speaker 1: Okay, now what time you have to be.
Speaker 18: Clocked in at work?
Speaker 10: Six o'clock?
Speaker 18: Yeah, six am?
Speaker 1: Okay.
Speaker 18: So unfortunately on seven eighteen, you clocked in at six twelve.
Speaker 1: The discussion about that twelve twelve minutes.
Speaker 18: Yeah, but you know that they're waiting on you to
be there clocked.
Speaker 2: In ready to work as okay, okay.
Speaker 18: So so your employment is really going to be terminated
as of today because also on seven twenty eight, you
clocked in at six twenty.
Speaker 1: One, twenty one minutes.
Speaker 2: Yes, that's twenty.
Speaker 18: One minutes of company times.
Speaker 30: But I still I still work though, Like I still like,
why didn't you tell me that today when I was
just at.
Speaker 18: Work because I handled all the instars, so they wanted
me to call you because we had that discussion, remember about.
Speaker 1: And that was the day that I let my all
right keep going.
Speaker 11: So you were.
Speaker 18: Also on eight eight, you clocked in at like six
thirty two.
Speaker 2: That was it, okay, So I let my cousin use
my card the night before and oh my god, he
didn't bring it.
Speaker 1: He overslept or something. He didn't bring it back till
the morning.
Speaker 2: So like I still made it though, literally.
Speaker 1: Like nine days after we talked.
Speaker 18: So and then on eight twelve, you just did a
no call.
Speaker 5: No show.
Speaker 1: That was my birthday. Still, that's my birthday. God, I
already told you, but that's my birthday that I'm not birthday. No,
that's okay, birthday.
Speaker 2: This thing that grown for me, Yeah, to grow.
Speaker 1: Unfortunately, I just need you.
Speaker 2: I'll be there tomorrow because that's crazy.
Speaker 1: That's crazy, she's genuinely replexed.
Speaker 2: No, she's like, I'm coming into work tomorrow. No, you
don't need to come into work.
Speaker 1: Just turn in your crap.
Speaker 3: She's like, I'll be there tomorrow, and they're gonna be like, no,
you're gonna have to take your stapler and go to
the basement because you don't work here anymore. We're not
paying you.
Speaker 1: I want, maybe, is it possible if that's fake, like
the guy was all made up.
Speaker 3: I don't think it's fake, because listen, I and I
see a lot of stuff like this on social media
where this like the younger generation is mad at boomers
and mad at gen X for like putting them in
a position that they have to work eight hours a
day and putting them in a position where they have
to work forty hours a week.
Speaker 2: And I'm like, I'm.
Speaker 1: Sorry, some of us work three jobs right.
Speaker 3: Time to and they're mad because they can't afford things.
And I see, I get it, the economy sucks, but
like I just there's a there is a level of
entitlement that is so rampant it's a cancer. It's just
it's so rampant. And I've seen we've seen it for
the past fifteen years or more, you know, and it's
I've see it. I see it millennials, I see it
in the gen is a gen z Ors. There's there's
just a It's not everybody. I'm not saying that all
all young people are like that, but a lot of
them are, and they just have this chip on their
shoulder that they shouldn't have to work so hard, and
they should have a corner office, they should have a BMW.
They should be able to buy their Starbucks every day
and get their nails done like she.
Speaker 2: Had these those money.
Speaker 3: They should have all those things, and they should be
able to pay for it, and they should have all
this and just only work like when they want to work.
Speaker 1: I mean, she shouldn't have to work on her birthday,
are you kidding? And she didn't bother to tell anybody.
She just expected that they would know since it's her birthday.
Obviously she's not going to be there, and just freaking crazy.
And then the fact that she's so well, she's like, well,
my cousin didn't get me my card, so what that
has literally nothing to do with whether or not you
were on time and how that matters to the company.
You are still late and you can't continue to be late?
Speaker 2: How is that the company's problem? Right?
Speaker 1: I just remember a couple months ago we showed the
video of the chick who was like genuinely bawling saying,
is I need to have special accommodations from my time blindness? Remember? Yeah,
these people. I could never be in HR today having
to deal with this and all the pronoun I could never.
Speaker 2: You could never.
Speaker 3: You could definitely not be an HR. You would be
You would be fired. I would be immediately immediately because
you couldn't deal because you would be mean to the people.
I'm pretty sure, Like, well, you would be mean because
you would be honest with the people, and so that
in turn would be mean somehow. I don't know how
people do it because they have to put it and
there's so much crap in HR that you didn't have
to deal with.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, in the four times, Like the worst
thing I ever had to deal with was managing the
affirmative action reporting to the government, and I always got
super pissed off about it every single year. But like
I never had to deal with like pronoun nonsense and
all this diversity craziness. I would have never made it.
I would have never made it. Yeah, and I spent
twenty years in that job, like in that profession.
Speaker 2: Now it's a long time. I just know.
Speaker 3: And I but I do look at a lot of
these these younger people today, and it's just it's different
than when. I mean, I remember just feeling so grateful
that I had a job.
Speaker 2: Or a couple jobs, you know what I mean.
Speaker 3: I was grateful and I knew that the eight when
I work for other people, because now we pretty much
work for ourselves. But when you work for other people,
that's it's their company. You're there on you know, it's
like they're paying you to be there, so you go
out of your way to be early, you know, my god,
not just on time, but you get there early and
you're there and you you represent them, and so it's
you dress for the job, you make sure that you're
I mean, I remember.
Speaker 1: It's not like that anymore.
Speaker 2: It's just not I mean, I.
Speaker 3: Remember I worked corporate for so long that when we
got into radio, we had a running joke because our
program director when we first got there, I was so
conditioned as a corporate person that I would laugh about
it with our program director because I was like Morgan,
Freeman and Shawshank I would be like permission to pee boss.
I mean, I was so like you know what I mean,
I didn't I didn't even use because I worked in
pharma for a long time. We couldn't use white out,
you know, like the white out. There are certain things
that I couldn't do in certain corporate andronments that when
I got into radio, radio was like being in a
frat house, and so I had to sort of unlearn
all of those things. I just, you know, it was
there are certain environments that you're in where you know,
you you kind of play that role. And I don't
think that that young people are willing to do that.
They're not willing to kind of go the extra mile
or willing to put an extra work or even if
you're on a salary and you're supposed to be there
from eight to five, sometimes you stay until eight o'clock
at night and you get the job done. And I
don't think a lot of a lot of kids are
willing to do that now, you know, they just don't
they don't want to.
Speaker 1: And so remember remember how like when we when we
first started in radio, we also like dressed up. We
got there toles and hours and hours early, and I
could barely be dressed, like I would wear pajamas to work.
By our eighth year, she was like she was.
Speaker 2: She was in like sweats and pajamas like every day.
Speaker 3: And when we first started, we were we were like
dressing up to the nines.
Speaker 1: Yeah, wear hoes. But we were close, man.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we were wearing like we're wearing skirts and cute
like outfits every day.
Speaker 33: I know.
Speaker 3: It's so funny how that works. And then we were like,
oh my god, we're at a frat house. What does
it matter. We had like stains on our shirts.
Speaker 2: Nobody cared.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's so funny.
Speaker 2: And now look at.
Speaker 1: Us, Look at us now. Yeah, and I got I.
Speaker 3: Was gonna say, Moth doesn't even have pants on. It's
amazing she actually has pants one day. Yeah, so yeah,
it's different. You guys, everybody, everybody have a wonderful day,
and we will talk to you tomorrow.
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