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alive and well. It is unfortunately not accessible for some
people on desktops.
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rid of us, but it does appear to be working
on smart devices, phones or whatever. I don't know why
some people can't see it on desktop.
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Insiders group has changed at all. It's just the public
group that had some changes. So hopefully that answers that question.
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Speaker 1: Or maybe they just don't care. Maybe they're okay with
it a possibility.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we do need to address We always hate it
when you know we have to bring you sad, terrible, horrible, gross,
awful news. But you've probably all heard by now that
there was this horrible shooting outside of Atlanta, in Georgia, Windsor,
I think in Georgia a school shooting, high school by
a fourteen year old boy whose name we won't say
because it's not important. But he shot and killed an injured, well,
he injured a lot of people, killed, four people, one
that was an autistic student, couple of teachers, just horrific, awful,
psycho kid who's unbelievably has an aunt who is defending him.
Speaker 1: And I I just what in the world is even happening.
I just, you know, yesterday, of course you see the
regular stuff people left and right, you know, I just
like the resource officer thing came up, and I think
every school should have a resource officer, absolutely at least one,
at least at least You're absolutely right. But I was
so enraged yesterday because I thought, you know, because my
daughter is fourteen, she's a freshman in high school, and
so it's you know, you get terrified as a parent
because you're like, you just feel completely helpless in these situations.
I can't imagine how the parents must have felt yesterday
because just because you're like just.
Speaker 3: Waiting that they were sharing like on daily mail, they
were sharing texts between some of the kids that were
in the school and their parents, and it was just heartbreaking.
Speaker 1: It is heartbreaking. But this, you know, and people on
the left will say this shouldn't happen, you know, it's
the guns. And my take on this is that it
shouldn't happen because our government, the number one thing they
should be doing is protecting us, protecting the citizens. And
if we didn't take all of this freaking money and
spend it on bullshit, what we should be doing is
spending it on our kids. I mean, think of the money,
Like if Ram Paul comes out with that Festivust report,
there was nine hundred billion dollars, almost a trillion dollars wasted,
and that doesn't even include Ukraine. All the money we
spent Ukraine, all that money that and all the illegals
we spent money on, all that money could have been
poured at least a part of it could have been
poured into our schools. And I personally think at this point,
metal detectors need to be in every single school. Every
single school needs to have an.
Speaker 3: I don't know why they're not treated as government buildings
are they are essentially public schools are government building.
Speaker 1: Government kids deserve at least that same amount of protection. Well,
why do they deserve less protection than politicians? Yeah, that's
what I mean. That's what I mean.
Speaker 3: That's why I don't know why they deserve less. Kids
are precious, and I don't know why. You know, we
always react, everybody always reacts because when it's a school shooting,
it's just so much that much more painful because it's
kids and they're absolutely helpless. But but also when you
hear the Kamalas of the world come out and just
get all angry about the guns, I'm just like, where
are you when all these illegals are committing murders and
rapes and horrible things every single day and you don't
say a word because you know it's your freak and fault, right,
And it just makes me so mad the double standard,
you know what I mean.
Speaker 1: They don't say a word about you know, all the
senseless murders that happened in Chicago every single weekend. Yeah,
or illegals carrying guns around and Aurora, Colorado, these these
Venezuelan gangs, they don't you don't hear a peep from them.
You know. It's like, I feel like that's kind of illegal.
Don't you think you know? Not a word?
Speaker 3: Now, that's always so predictable, you know, just as it
is predictable that the FBI had him on their radar.
This is like, it's like every time we hear about
one of these situations, the FBI was well aware. And
in fact, last year, this same kid was investigated for
making online threats to commit a school shooting, and at
the time they were like, well, he hasn't done it,
so there's no probable cause for a rest. But it's like,
as Sean Davis said, if he'd been spotted waving a
flag at the Capitol, the FBI would have raided his
house at dawn and thrown him in prison for a decade. Instead,
he threatens to shoot up a school, so they just
leave him alone.
Speaker 1: Make it make sense exactly? Agree? Yeah, I just I
go back to metal detectors at every single school. That
should be a priority. And if it's not, then these
people don't give a shit about your kids. They don't care.
They care more about the Nancy Pelosi's in the world
than they care about your kids. And if they say otherwise,
they're lying. They're lying because my kid, I pay taxes
and so they're supposed to protect me and my children.
They're not doing that. They're protecting themselves because every government
every federal government building has metal detectors and they've got
guys with guns. Why is that? Why is that that
they have protection and my kid doesn't. It's bull crap.
Then it is senseless.
Speaker 3: And that's a word that Kamala uses. What you'll hear,
but she their approach to the fix is so just
so toned up and stupid.
Speaker 1: All the time, every time, and so predictable.
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Speaker 3: All right, back to this story about the shooter. We
were also talking about how ridiculous it was that this
kid's aunt decided to go out on Facebook and say
and talk about how mad she was that he's being
treated as an adult. He's being you know, he's facing
adult charges as he should do adult things. And she's all,
you don't want to mess with me. And I'm gonna
protect my kids, you know, my nephew. And I'm like,
if you want to feel that way because you have
a familial attachment to him, feel that way on the inside,
this is not a time for anybody to be hearing
from you, ma'am.
Speaker 1: You may want to take all the seats. Oh my god,
I just I can't like the what I don't even
know what the word is for that trash. You're trash?
Speaker 3: Yeah, And she's like, well he's had he's gone through
so much.
Speaker 1: Oh my god. I okay. Yeah. The people, the people
of Winder, by the way, it's Winder, not Winder. I
grew Winder, Okay. I thought it was windsor Mocks that
mock's husband, and I grew up like an hour away
from that area, and it's Winder. Georgia. The Vice President
mispronounced it. But it's Winder, Georgia, and I mean the
people of Winder it's a it's kind of a small community.
I mean, I say it was when I was growing up.
I'm sure it's a lot bigger now, like a lot
of those communities are. But I'm sure I think they're
going through a lot.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, And she did try to say stuff like listen,
I feel you know, it's horrible, it's awful, and I
feel for all of the victims and their families. But
you and that's just not a thing that you stick
a butt onto, you know what I mean. You just
shut your mouth.
Speaker 1: Right now, right amen? Oh my god. So here's Kamala.
Speaker 3: She was I don't even remember where she was, New Hampshire.
Maybe she was doing a rally. And we've got a
little juxtaposition. We've got what she said yesterday in response
to the shooting and then what she said back when
she was running for the first time.
Speaker 5: We've got to stop it, and we have to end
this epidemic of gun.
Speaker 1: Violence in our country once and for all. You know,
it doesn't have to be this way. It doesn't have
to be this way.
Speaker 5: And then also again, what we need to do about
taking demilitarizing our schools and taking police officers out of school.
We need to deal with the reality and speak the
truth about the inequities around school discipline.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, I'll agree with that. I'll agree with that.
When that Bach has no protection. Yeah, when she has
no protection, When all of these politicians have no protection,
when they have people with guns not around them, then
I'll agree with that. These they're gross. These people are
so gross when they say that crap because they all
have protection and of course they're using this.
Speaker 3: You know, it's it's immediately even KJP was talking about
what what will happen, what they would do, right if
Kamala is elected, She's gonna grab your guns, and she
made it very very clear. In fact, this is this
is so ridiculous because she's reading from her freaking notebook, okay,
and yet she still somehow ends up sounding like a moron.
She wants to talk about enough is enough, and then
she just gets befuddled and ends up sounding like this.
Speaker 4: We continue to call on Congress to do something, to
do something. We need universal background checks, we need ban
to ban assault weapons and high capacity magazines. Require safe
storage of firearms, invest in violence prevention programs, and pass
a national red flag law. Enough is enough, and I
cannot say this enough. Which is enough is enough? We
cannot allow this to happen in our communities.
Speaker 1: Enough already, Okay, just stop. Yeah, she also has protection.
Does everybody know that?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 1: She gets protection, and they all get protection because they're important.
But your kids aren't. They want to demilitarize the schools. Right,
it's already like a no gun zone. How did that
kid walk in with that weapon? How did he get
into the school with that weapon? If there were metal detectors,
he wouldn't have Seriously, I'm actually just putting that out there.
Speaker 3: And that there was a girl that was sitting next
to him in class when he got up and left
to I guess, go and get his weapon from wherever.
And then and she then heard him come back and
start shooting. And she said to the reporters, he was
really quiet, he never really talked to anybody. He's totally
that kid that everybody expects will be a school shooter.
Speaker 1: She said that she wasn't surprised at all that he
became a school shooter. They closed the door like when
because she said he didn't get a hall pass to
go to the bathroom, and so she was like, I
thought he was just going to go skip school because
he skipped school a lot. He was one of those kids.
And so he left and then when he came back,
they thought they had a gun, and they closed the door.
They didn't let them back in. So we went to
another classroom that was open and started shooting. I mean,
it's I just how did he get in with a gun?
How does that happen? It shouldn't happen. That shouldn't happen.
This is what pisses me off. Our schools need to
be safer in that respect because listen, they can try
to gun grab all they want. You cannot do that.
You can't do it. You're never going to get rid
of There is just as many guns in this country
as there are people. You're not going to do it, idiots,
So what are you going to do to protect my kid?
Because you're not doing your job. Your job is to
protect my kid. Your job is I don't take me
out of the equation, take us out of the equation,
like protect our kids. You're not doing it. And this
whole we got to get rid of guns in the
universal background check. It's such bullshit, like do like the
low hanging fruit is. Resource officers are great because if
they didn't, that resource officer was a hero. I mean,
he did his job, he went to the danger, he
did his job, and God God bless them for that.
And because it probably could have been a lot worse
if that person hadn't been there. So if you would have,
if you would have not been there, like Kamala wanted, right,
it would have been a lot worse. But I mean,
but on top of that, there need to be other
things in place, like metal detectors or you know, other
safety like locks on the doors, like things that we
have talked, different things that I know there are products
out there where they those doors lock automatically, or you
can make sure that you keep people out. I mean,
we've got to do other things because this isn't going
to stop. Because there's a mental health crisis in our country.
We have all sorts of problems and it's not going
to go away by just let's get rid of all
the guns. Poof, they're gone. They're going to disappear, not
going to happen.
Speaker 3: It's such an ignorant argument. And I just can't believe
that Democrats keep using it. It's just incredible to me.
We are, you know, like within sixty days of an election,
So naturally you're going to start hearing a lot more
about Russia because this is of course what what Democrats
want to do, and they want to tie it. They
want to tie Russia to Trump as often and as
much as they possibly can. And now there was some
interesting news that broke yesterday from the US Department of Justice.
They have now indicted to Russia Today employees, and they
were indicted for funding and directing Russia Today to publish
all kinds of videos in furtherance of Russian interests through
a company called Tenant Media, who represents Benny Johnson, Timpoole,
Dave Rubin, Lauren Southern, some others. And that company, Tenant
got ten million dollars from the Russian government to publish content. Now,
those people that we just named say that they had
absolutely no idea that where the money is coming from,
and that Tenant Media always allowed them to publish whatever
they wanted. There was never direction of here's content that
we're trying to.
Speaker 1: Make you publish. So the whole thing is super super sketch.
Speaker 3: And immediately Tempoole, Benny Johnson, Dave Rubin came out with statements.
I found out because you'd mentioned that Timpoole took this
down and he reposted it without the word leaked indictment.
But the post remained, like everything else he said remained,
and he basically said, here's my statement regarding the allegations.
Should these allegations prove true, I, as well as the
other personalities and commentators, were deceived and are victims. I
can't speak for anyone else at the company as to
what they do or what they are instructed. But the
Culture War podcast was licensed by Tenant. It existed well
before that license agreement, and it will continue to exist
after that license agreement expires. The only change was that
the location of the live broadcast moved to Tenant's YouTube.
Never at any point did anyone other than I have
full editorial control of the show, and the contents of
the show are often a political it's It's produced in
its entirety by our local team without any input from
anyone external. TCW is a separate company Timcast and not
associated with timcast dot Com or other properties. It exists
solely for the production of the Culture War podcast that said,
we still don't know what's true, as these are only allegations.
Putin is a scumbag, Russia sucks, donkey.
Speaker 1: Balls, just something weird. So what we would say totally
say that in a statement? We would I just love that.
I think you'd say monkey and not donkey would I
would say monkey balls?
Speaker 3: Right, And he said to the journalists who want to
jump the gun, create their own narrative or lie about
what's currently going on, you can eat my irish ass.
Speaker 1: I mean, it's kind of funny. I will listen. It's
I'm just going to put this out there. It's interesting
that the day before he came out, or like two
days before, he came out with a Hey, we're gonna
go ahead and stew Camma and her team. It doesn't
really interesting coming. I'm just putting it in a little
sus It's a little sus the timing. You guys, we're
gonna se Kamala, and then like two days later, Russia, Russia, Russia,
You're tied to Russia. Yeah, kind of weird to me,
but you know.
Speaker 3: Benny Johnson also released a statement saying a year ago,
a media startup, pitched my company to provide content as
an independent contractor. Our lawyers negotiated standard arms length deal
which was later terminated. Were disturbed by these allegations, which
make clear that myself and other influencers were victims in
the scheme. My lawyers will handle anyone who states or
suggests otherwise. And then Dave Rubin also said, these allegations
clearly show that I and other commentators were victims of
the scheme. I knew absolutely nothing about any of this
fraudulent activity period. People of the Internet, which was his
little show for that channel, was just a silly show
covering viral videos and it ended. And so what's interesting
about all of this, of course, is that the only
thing that these people seem to be guilty of is
wanting money. And we all like money, I think, right,
And really people are fans of money and they make
an awful lot of it, they do. And so it
doesn't sound like they knew specifically where this money was
coming from, because the two people that got indicted literally
faked a person and they said, hey, the investor in
this company is this fellow somebody Gregorian or something who
does not exist, And there's all kinds of documentation to
support that. And so I do believe that they didn't know.
I also believe that they really, really really like money
and they succumbed without doing, you know, their diligence. And
that sucks for them because so many people, like so
many conservatives, are like, these are grifters, they're you know,
they're they they will they just say whatever they're paid
to say.
Speaker 1: And I don't think that that's true. I really don't. No,
they just they just like they really like the cash.
They like the cash, and and there's yeah, a lot
of people will do whatever and they'll sign whatever just
to have the cash. And so that there they may
be a little guilty of that, you know that, right,
but it's even learn Yeah, exactly exactly right.
Speaker 3: And so the interesting thing too, is that now this
is gonna be a thing, you guys, like, this is
going to be a big fat thing.
Speaker 1: Let's see the next thing that I have. This is real,
This is real.
Speaker 3: This is what Christopher Ray and and the FBI official
account tweeted out. Is Christopher Ray his message to foreign
adversaries who are meddling in our democracy or elections, knock
it off.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm sure that they're shaken about that. That's seriously,
that's that this is the new don't you guys? What
what is our world? What is our world? What is
this administration? What's happening? I mean, remember when you were
a kid and you used to look at grown ups
and you thought they were grown up? We're the grown
ups down I'm looking at other grown ups and I'm like,
you're a child, Like what you are running things? How
are you running things? I don't. It's so it's like
this total disillusionment that I have with everything now. I'm
just like.
Speaker 3: We've reached the point in our maturity where we realize
all the people that we thought had it all together
and knew what they were doing are absolutely clueless.
Speaker 1: I reached that at a very young age, but then
I just didn't want to believe it. Like, I mean,
I see a lot of that already in my fourteen
year old like because I reached it when I was
pretty young. It's like you get to a point where
you're like, I'm smarter than a lot of these adults.
This I think I am, But am I? And then
you know, you get into college and you start questioning that.
But like it's It's astounding how these people are just
so ill equipped to do their jobs, but yet they
have them and I don't. It's it's yeah, I'm just
disillusioned by the whole apparatus.
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news report about this whole hullabaloo, and now it's very
interesting too because within you know, sixty days of an election. Now,
all of a sudden, there's this huge ramp up to
go after Russia. And what it just seems like, because
these conservative influencers are tangentially involved, what is the doj
gonna do about social media and conservative influence presence ahead
of the election. I'm not saying, I know, I'm just
saying it just seems like really odd timing and what
could they do?
Speaker 1: Do you know what I mean? Yea, So now here
here's a.
Speaker 7: News report, breaking news, the Biden administration taking a series
of actions to target with They allege our attempts by
Russian backed actors to manipulate public opinion here in the
US the presidential election. According to two senior US officials.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we're worry about that. You should worry about it.
It's totally sketch. I mean, I got like my tinfoil
hat is just gleaming. It's everybody. Seriously, you guys, come
on like, this isn't sketch. It's the timing is not
just that, it's like right there in your face, hello,
I know.
Speaker 8: Right.
Speaker 3: And then when you think back to how long Democrats
have tried to make Donald Trump and Russia be in
bed together, even though Trump.
Speaker 1: Is just like, it's we're not doing to bed together.
Speaker 3: How much more investigating do you need to do?
Speaker 1: For God's sake. God, they did it for three years
and they couldn't make it stick. And then they didn't
even have to backpedal on that. Yeah, my god. It's like,
it's so it's so obvious what's happening here. And it's
because you know, it's very close. Everything is, it's way
too close, and they know that they could lose this election.
The deep Steak could be in trouble. I mean like
everything could come toppling down, and they are freaking the
flip out and they're like, well, I mean, he didn't
die from that assassination, tab so what are we gonna do?
We probably everything? Oh my god. I mean it's listen
to you, guys. It's it's obvious to anybody with half
of a conspiracy theory brain. It's it's obvious if you
want to believe that.
Speaker 3: And it's obvious that this will continue should Trump actually win,
because just look at Nancy Pelosi over the years.
Speaker 9: Oh what the Russians have on Donald Trump. I think
we have to have that investigation by the FBI. To
his financial, personal, and political connections to Russia. What do
the Russians have, Oh my god, on Donald Trump politically,
financially and personally. What does Vadima Plutin have on President
Trump personally, politically, financially and way What does he have
on Donald Trump? I think it's probably financial And it's
probably financial, either something financially as on or something on
the count Donald.
Speaker 1: She just I can't stop, won't stop. She's like death
becomes her and like and who is it? Somebody said
yesterday that she was fire Marshall Bob, the two of
them together, like wrapped up into a person. She's it's
so disturbing. She won't stop with the just you guys.
Speaker 3: And she's not the only one. As you will be
reminded from this little montage.
Speaker 10: Trump's campaign chairman was secretly meeting with Russian intelligence.
Speaker 4: Russia interfered with our election, attacked our democracy. I think
he's guilty because he knows what did he do?
Speaker 1: Well, he's the one who can answer that.
Speaker 8: I think you said he's guilty.
Speaker 11: What's he guilty of?
Speaker 12: Well?
Speaker 4: I think he feels that he there is something that's
going to come out about Russia. Member, why are you
know other Americans basically believing Putin? Why did Trump believe
Putin more than our eleven intelligence age?
Speaker 11: I don't know.
Speaker 9: Do you have a working theory, you're a working theory.
Speaker 11: Well, the role of the government, in his view is
to advance his political fortunes and destroy his political enemies.
So what would a second term look like. It would
look a lot like Vladimir Putin in Russia. It would
look a lot like Victor Warban in Hungary. Illiberal democracy
twenty sixteen.
Speaker 10: The Russians intervened heavily in our election to try to
elect Donald Trump. They intervened with a massive social media
campaign run out of Saint Petersburg. They intervened by hacking
the Democratic Party.
Speaker 12: Well, it is like Watergate in the sense that you
had a break in at the Democratic headquarters, in this
case a virtual one, not a physical break in, and
you had a president as part of a cover up,
and here you have a present doing a different kind
of cover up.
Speaker 1: Thank well, all these people are in bed with China.
Speaker 3: And you, I mean, and then looking at for money
the Bidens have gotten from Ukraine seats for that right,
and nothing they say, nothing.
Speaker 1: Not a thing, not a damn thing, and in China
with Hocal and that's what I just did. They're in
bed with China. Yeah, I just I can't. I just
cannot with these people. I like, I don't. I cannot
handle four years of this crap. I can't. We went
through three years and they and they'd learned nothing, and
then it's we have to oh my god, because you
know that they have to have the House and Senate.
Oh my god, we just we do because this it's
it's just too much. It's like they just keep leaning
on this, and it's like you did this already and
it didn't work, and then you were never held accountable
for the fact that you lied, so and then you're
still going to lean on this. You're going to do
this right before the election. I can't believe that they're
doing this. It's just it's so predictable and so gross
and and it's so played. It's so tired. Yeah, it's
so tired. Like it's just like there's I know, we
can't be the only there's got to even be people
on the left that are like, really, you guys are
going to do this. We're doing the rest of it.
Speaker 8: Wow.
Speaker 1: I can't we're doing that. Okay, I guess we're doing it.
We're doing it, you guys, we're doing it. Okay.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, I know it's crazy. Let's take a
quick break and give out some thank yous. One to
Debbie Judy over on Venmo, who said, happy ninety eighth
birthday to my amazing dad. He is the sweetest man
on earth, and thank you both for keeping us informed
and making us laugh every morning.
Speaker 1: Ninety God the blessed him. That's awesome. I love that.
I love birthday.
Speaker 3: Over on Locals, Judy Flood said, Facebook removed my post
abou Kamala wanting to tax Capital Gains said, no context,
Facebook is gray. I don't know how many times we
got to tell you guys those, but you guys keep going.
Susan g Ferg said, good morning, chicks. Kept my baby
grandson overnight. I've been up so long. Love catching you
live Hello.
Speaker 1: I'm doing that next week. So I'm going to have
one day where I'm just going to be completely exhausted
because we're cooking Henry the night. Uh huh oh, Suki
says mock Daisy.
Speaker 3: I can assure you there's nobody in my bed with
a Russian accent. Susan Steimel, thank you very much for
the supersticker. Laura Kate Baker says the shooting was in Winder.
Speaker 1: You said, Winder, Georgia.
Speaker 3: A member of my extended family lives there and her
daughter survived.
Speaker 1: Woh, my my god, I can't even imagine the can't
the Great Gatsby?
Speaker 3: Thank you, says Prescription antidepressants for miners are up sixty
six percent. They have massive black box warnings of side effects.
Big Pharma has bought American politicians. It's you're absolutely right
about that. Like the numbers are staggering. There are a
lot of numbers that RFK put out about that kind
of staff, and it's staggering.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's unbelievable. Uh Leah Leah.
Speaker 3: Leah says, well, me ow greens, stop my cat from
being a total beat.
Speaker 1: I don't think it changes personality. Does that still here?
Take my money? She's said? Tracy three, thank you.
Speaker 3: Tracy says they had staff taking tempts, asking COVID questions
of each student before they could walk in the school daily.
Why can't they have resource officers using hand metal detectors
and checking bags of students.
Speaker 1: Just putectors much sense, metal detectors do it. It can
be done. It's just we need to reallocate funds from
Ukraine and other bull crapt do it. Michelle Boyd, thank you.
Speaker 3: She says, how awesome that rough Greens has something for
my precious obese tordy kitty ordering now love this, Yay,
report back because I bet you'll see a difference. That's awesome,
all right. Coming as a surprise to absolutely no one,
Liz Cheney has decided to endorse Kamala Harris. In November,
she made these comments at Duke during which time she
said that as a conservative, as someone who believes in
and cares about the Constitution, I have thought deeply about
this and because of the danger that Donald Trump poses,
not only am I not voting for him, but I
will be voting for Kamala Harris.
Speaker 1: Just switch parties, you hag, you joyless, soulless hag. Her face.
Have you ever seen look at her face? So you
can just see that there is just no joy. She
never smiles, she never has fun. She's joyless. So naturally
she's a democrat.
Speaker 3: Well, and she's forgotten what she used to say about
Kamala when Kamala was running the first time, she said,
Kamala Harris is a radical liberal who would raise taxes,
takeaway guns and health insurance, and explode the size and
power of the federal government. She wants to recreate America
in the image of what's happening on the streets of
Portland and Seattle, and we won't give her that chance.
Speaker 1: Well, I guess you are. That's what This is what
Liz stands for now, Liz, and cry baby, this is
what they want. Just be a Democrat already, Liz, we
don't want and why and like why the huge, big,
giant endorsements.
Speaker 3: Just shut up, Like no, everybody knew you were going
to dress anyway, exactly.
Speaker 1: We all know, we all know that you are a liberal.
You're a sellout liberal. Just be it. Like she shouldn't
have even said I'm voting for Commas. She should say
I'm a sellout liberal. That's what I am.
Speaker 3: Loved what Glenn Greenwald said. He was like, congrats to
Democrats for having the Cheney family, who you always called fascist,
war profiteering, torturing war criminals on your side. Yeah, maybe
it's worth wondering why so many people of her ilk
who you were condemning as Satanic a decade ago.
Speaker 1: Love your party? Yeah, ah, well, let's think about Oh great,
they're great because they are the party of war and Satan.
So there's that. Yep. Yeah.
Speaker 3: And while Liz Chang, while we may have lost Liz.
Speaker 1: Cheney, we have gained.
Speaker 3: We have gained a former state senator leader in California,
a woman by the name of Gloria Romero, who has
had it with Democrats and made this announcement yesterday.
Speaker 1: In this capital.
Speaker 13: Behind me, I served as both Senate Democratic Coccus Chair
and the Senate Majority leader. But today I say goodbye, adios.
Speaker 1: I had enough.
Speaker 13: I am now another near lifelong Democrat who is joining
the growing number of people, including key groups like Latinos,
who are leaving the Democratic Party. This is not the
Democratic Party that I once championed. I do not recognize
it anymore, and I cannot continue. I changed my voting
registration today as the sun was rising to Republican, which
has under Donald Trump, become the champion of working people,
the big tent, and indeed I will vote for Donald
Trump this fall.
Speaker 1: Good for her. Bye bye on Aton, bye bye, No
more and more in Stayton and Groomers. Bye, I love it,
I love it working away.
Speaker 3: It is good to see so early yesterday, like still
after our show, but like before the later afternoon hours,
there was still chitter chatter on the internet about Kamala's
team fighting with ABC to get the rules of the
debate change.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, stop it.
Speaker 3: This was like at three point thirty yesterday afternoon. She
said that the team said that they were still negotiating
and that they had not reached a final agreement, and
that one of the key issues was about the muting
of the mics. She really wanted to have the open mics,
and so, as Bonci pointed out, he said, Kamala Harris
does not want to debate. That's the only reason to
keep arguing about rules that were already sent out by
ABC News and agree to by the other campaign. She
knows she's stalled out. She's got too much to lose.
And then finally ABC said, this is done, This is it,
this is settled, this is happening, and everybody's agreed and
they both have accepted the rules, which include lots of
other juicy details. It's going to be ninety minutes. There
will be two commercials. Only the two moderators will ask questions,
which is important because Kamala is that prosecutor Kavanaugh, Kamala
who would have loved to have the chance to turn
to Trump and pester him with questions of her own right.
They're not allowing that, which I love. The coin toss
that they already had says that Trump will give the
final closing argument, which is great. There will be no
opening statements, they will be standing, they will not be
allowed to have notes, and the mics will not be muted,
and there will be.
Speaker 1: No audience, which is perfect. Yeah, I guess I think
she's still going to try to ask the questions. She's
still going to do that, and she's still going to
try to break some rules and stuff like that. Can
you imagine, like he wanted to do three debates, There's
no way that this chick's going to do three debates.
She's barely going to make it through this line. Yeah,
she is freaking out, you guys. She is in the
fetal position on the floor somewhere, going, oh my god,
I have to do this so good. I can't do this.
She's freaking out. You know.
Speaker 3: Bran is obvious because there's new details about her campaign,
literally begging ABC to change the rules, and now they
have released this ridiculous statement saying VP Harris, a former prosecutor,
will be fundamentally disadvantaged format which will serve to shield
Donald Trump from direct exchanges with her. Notwithstanding our concerns,
we understand that Trump is a risk to skip the
debate altogether, as he's threatened to do previously, and if
we don't accede to his preferred format, we don't want.
Speaker 1: To jeopardize the debate. Very so full of crap these
people like as a former prosecutor, and as seriously as
a far prosecutor, as ag as a as a vice president,
she shouldn't be disadvantaged at all. She should be able
to handle any format, any format you throw her way,
she should be able to handle it. But she's weak
and pathetic and she's insecure, and she can't do it.
Speaker 3: It gets even worse because then there was the team
openly basically admitting that she wanted to interrogate Trump a
la Brett Kavanaugh, like that is what she really hoped
to do, and now that will not be allowed.
Speaker 1: Right because she wants to be on offense all the time,
and on defense. She can't handle being on defense.
Speaker 3: And by the way, she is now effective today doing
exactly what Joe Biden did ahead of his debate with Trump,
which is like using this entire week to prep a
whole week.
Speaker 1: Yeah, this is I believe it. Meanwhile, Trump is just
like whatever, I'll just walk in there. I'm gonna go
have a burger and fries and just walk in. I mean,
that's what he's gonna do. He will press. People said
that he prepped with TULSI probably spent like two hours
with her and they probably hung out and he was like, yeah,
I'm good. This well.
Speaker 3: And that's the thing that his team, he advans everybody.
They are fearless and they will talk to anybody and
they will talk as long as those people want, anytime,
any place. Kamala is terrified, Like look at her, ignoring
just basic questions about debate prep on her way up
Air Force too.
Speaker 1: I mean she is terrified. How's debate prep?
Speaker 14: Mais I as president?
Speaker 1: How is debate? Let me turn my back to you.
I can't. I'm freaking out. I can't. Oh my god,
there's a debate. Oh god, I can't talk to the press.
I can hear you, Why would I talk to the press.
I don't work for you people. I'm not interviewing for
a job. Oh wait, I am. I cannot with these
these They're just they're such elitist jerk, these people. And
you know, American people can't see that. That's what they
don't see. I know that we have a clip with
the with the Dvance, But I mean it's because they
they will talk to anybody are our side of the aisle,
They'll talk to anybody. But what I what really bothers
me is that that reporter, she's not she's not disappointed
by that, she's not embarrassed for her country because of that.
She's I mean, there's she's not but hurt at all
by that, Like she just thinks that that's normal behavior
from somebody who is her employee.
Speaker 3: At the end of the day, and every time that
they there's a situation like that where she's climbing up
some stairs and there's reporters screaming at her, their only
questions should be why do you continue to ignore the press?
Speaker 1: Right?
Speaker 3: Why do you not answer our questions? Those are the
only questions they should ask until she walks back down
there and answers actual questions, and they don't know why
they put up with this.
Speaker 1: They put up with it because they're they're massochists, because
they're well, because they're democrats. They're democrats and they want
her to win. And I don't get it. I mean
that they work for you, they work for us. These
I mean if if if I were interviewing for a job,
which is precisely what these people are doing, Walt included,
I wouldn't be like, Okay, I'm coming in for the interview,
but I'm not going to answer any questions. I'll answer
im on my time. No, It's if I'm in a
private company and I'm interviewing for a job, It's like
I'm going in there and I'm on Everything is on
their terms. All of this should be on our terms.
They answer our questions when we want them answered, whenever
we want them answered. They should be kissing our butts
at this point to get those jobs, and they're not
doing it, and we should be paying attention to when
they don't do it.
Speaker 3: There was also the reminder that constantly, like every single day,
on social media, were hit with clips of Kamala back
when she did talk to the press. Before she was
actually the nominee, sounding so just amazingly stupid, and so
whenever she's faced without a script or a prepared answer,
it's a disaster for her, as this reminder will show.
Speaker 5: I think that, to be very honest with you, I
do believe that we should have rightly believed, but we
certainly believed that certain issues are just settled, Certain issues
are just settled.
Speaker 1: Clearly we're not.
Speaker 5: No, that's right, and that's why I do believe that
we are living sadly in real unsettled times.
Speaker 1: What is she talking about? What was she talking about?
Moch That's one of.
Speaker 3: My favorites, because she's like, well, certain things are just settled,
and he's like, well this isn't one of those things,
and she was like, right, things are very unsettled. She's good.
Speaker 1: We should totally put her against other world leaders. She
stacks up you guys, just stacks right up there. And
it's not just her.
Speaker 3: Yesterday, Tim Walls was visiting with supporters and there were
reporters there to report on the campaign and he would
not take a single question. They were screaming at him
and screaming at him, but they would they He would
either ignore them, and then they went so far as
to not be allowed to have their microphones near him
as he was as he was having conversations with his supporters,
they were told, don't disrupt this program.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry. They're there to.
Speaker 3: Report on a public figure trying to campaign to the public.
Speaker 1: They're there, they're there, blonding. No, they're they're there to
perform a skit. Don't you know. They're there to do
their little skit, their Democrat things. Oh my god, they
don't answer questions. They're not there to do that.
Speaker 3: Come on, just compare and contrast, if you will, with JD.
Speaker 1: Van Well.
Speaker 15: I'd ask, first of all, as we start with local
Georgia reporters, because we want to make sure that the
local reporters get an opportunity to ask some questions. Well,
take a few from local reporters, and then we'll take
a few from the national press, bool and then we'll
go from there.
Speaker 1: So where we got local Georgia reporter, throw your hand.
Speaker 11: In the air and I'll call on it.
Speaker 3: That's what fearlessness and normalcy looks like in a presidential candidate.
Speaker 1: And he answers on he answers the questions he talks
to anybody and everybody hm, and so does Trump. They
both do it. Even there people that don't like him,
they talked to him. Yep.
Speaker 3: And now Tim Wallas has been hit with a subpoena
because apparently there are some records that show there was
two hundred and fifty million dollars of COVID fraud in the.
Speaker 1: State that he runs. So he needs to answer to that.
You think he will, You think he'll answer. I.
Speaker 3: I mean, it is a subpoena, So that would be
pretty sketch of him not to Okay, it would be.
Speaker 1: It's sketch that he did it. It's funny because there
are people here I know in our comment section and
in days past where we've talked about and they're like,
I live in Minnesota and he wrecked this state right
like it's he wrecked it And I came in like
a red he did.
Speaker 16: Like I don't.
Speaker 1: How is this guy even the VP candidate? Like I
just this guy is a disaster. Look at him. He's
a complete disaster.
Speaker 3: And apparently he's got some extended family that is not
too pleased with him, including his brother that we mentioned
the other day. But then also these people are part
of that brother's extended family as well.
Speaker 1: Because his parents are in there too, Like, you have
to be a colossal piece of shit for both of
your parents to be like, yeah, you shouldn't be because
those are his parents. Are you sure? I can't imagine.
Speaker 3: That those are his because what I've heard is that
they've responded to this photo saying that's we don't even
know some of those people.
Speaker 1: That's like super like a Husban's extended family. Yeah, okay,
because because his parents are like, we're just not gonna
we're just gonna lead the fifth on this one. We
don't we don't want to completely disown him. I mean,
my god. Okay, so that's an his parents, that's just
like second third, fourth as like the.
Speaker 3: Brother and like a bunch of members of the brother's family.
Speaker 1: Okay, I got yeah, as far as I know.
Speaker 3: But I love the picture. I mean, it's hilarious.
Speaker 1: What's walls for Trump? Okay?
Speaker 3: We also need to talk about Doucy. Peter Jucy questioned
KJP and the presser yesterday about this line that Kamala
used in her interview with Dana Bash where she said,
my values haven't changed, so I might be flip flopping
like on literally everything but my values.
Speaker 1: It means nothing.
Speaker 3: It doesn't mean anything. So Peter Jucy rightly wanted to say, what, like.
Speaker 1: What does that mean? What does that mean?
Speaker 3: The answer is so much gaslighting that it's almost comical.
Speaker 17: My last question then, would be, if the vice president's
values had not changed, why have so many of her
positions on policies changed.
Speaker 4: I would say, look at what the vice president has
done with this president of the last three and a half.
Speaker 1: We look what we have been able to do.
Speaker 4: Look what we've been able to do at the board
without much health of the more perkins because they're too
busy listening to the former president sadly and telling them
not to actually do the things that majority of Americans
want to see them doing, and that being dealing with
the challenges at the border. They listened to Donald Trump
instead of continuing to work with us in a bipartisan way.
That's what they chose to do. That's on them. But
because of the actions that this administration has taken, we
have seen, we have seen those actions lead to numbers
going down at the point and that matters, and that matters,
and that's because of the work that we have done.
And you know, and you heard me talk about the economy.
What the president this vice president had been able to do.
We cannot forget what the Biden Harris administration inherited when
they walked into this administration. Once in a century pandemic.
People were dying, Thousands of people were dying a day.
And the last administration, the trump inessimation, didn't bother to
leave a comprehensive plan on dealing with the pandemic. They
didn't bother. They were too busy.
Speaker 1: It doesn't tell her.
Speaker 4: People to inject bleach into their Meanwhile, this president and
this vice president passed the American Rescue Plan. Only Democrats
have voted for that. And because of that, we're able
to open up schools. Because of that, we're able to
open up businesses. Because of that, we're able to put
some checks and pockets for people who really need.
Speaker 1: I need a check in my pocket.
Speaker 4: I think about the child taxi they give for families
and put shots in arms. And so that is why
we have an economy that is growing. That is why
we have an economy that is leading the world. And
those are just the facts.
Speaker 1: Those are just the fact. Gerald Fisher's like I have
bad words in my head bad words. We were all saying,
I'm Cheryl, It's okay. We're with you, girl, We feel
you on that one. You know what I want. I
want KJP to go live in that apartment complex and
Aurora where all the Venezuelan like gang members are taken over,
and I want her to be like, the numbers are down.
The numbers are down. Look see the numbers walking away
because of the work that we have done. All the numbers.
You guys walking around with guns, they're down. I can't
with her. It's constant gaslighting from these people. Everything's gone.
Can't you see? Can't you see that things are better?
You guys?
Speaker 3: And then when you do start to dig in onto
Kamala's new found policy ideas, you get stuff like this.
So the Harris campaign sent an email saying Kamala is
now against electric vehicle mandates, and then when a reporter
emailed back saying, would you veto your own bill that
includes an EV mandate, the campaign just got super quiet.
Speaker 1: Cricket and I just love that so much, like what
the hell?
Speaker 3: And then Viveke was on CNN talking about flip flop,
her flip flopping on fracking, and you know, Now it's
like all the media is trying to be like, well,
I mean, everybody's entitled to have a change of heart,
right right, I mean that's.
Speaker 1: We all York and change.
Speaker 16: We all do that. Everybody does that. And Vivec is like,
bitch please, those are my words. I really wish she
would just say, bitch please.
Speaker 18: You brought up some claims about Kamala Harris. I want
to finish that discussion. She said she didn't favor a
band on fracking. Now, the reality is she was one
of the strongest proponents of that band, so much so
that when she was in California she sued the Obama
administration over granting fracking permits. She didn't just favor the
abolition of private health insurance. She was a co spar
of the bill with Bernie Sanders as a US Senator
for Medicare for All for Americans. The reality is, when
you think about the Green New Deal, she was the
chief proponent, not just as a co sponsor of the legislation,
but going further and saying she would end the filibuster
in the Senate to ram that through. So the reality
is she can say what she wants to say. Now
those are actions she has taken. Is someone allowed to evolve?
Of course they are, but she deserves to explain exactly
why she's changed those positions, Exactly what her position is.
If it's not a ban on fracking, what exactly is it?
What exactly is her health care plan if she no
longer favors abolishing private health insurance, which just four short
years ago when she ran for president, she too. And
that's the kind of scrutiny that's been missing. I think
Donald Trump has received plenty of scrutiny, and I give
credit to him for sitting for hostile interviews that Kamala
Harris has not.
Speaker 1: It's my favorite. My favorite is the hair flip. She's
like she was starting to sweat, Like you could tell
like she was getting pity, you know, like starting to
go why did I ask? Why did I engage him?
Why did we have him on the show? Oh shit?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 1: There was a moment and you can see it. She
was trying not to show it, but you could tell,
Like in the hair flip moment, that was the moment
that you could tell she was about the crapp her
pants and it was a moment of beauty. I enjoyed it.
Did you guys enjoy that? I enjoyed it.
Speaker 3: Well, if you enjoyed that, you're really gonna enjoy Trump's
new ab. This is this is a this is a
really good one.
Speaker 1: Did it?
Speaker 5: We did it, Joe. Everyday prices are too high. It
feels so hard to just be able to get ahead,
and prices are still too high.
Speaker 8: We did it. We did it, Joe.
Speaker 5: For many families, there's not much left at the end
of the month. Costs are still too high. A loaf
of bread cost fifty percent more today than it did
before the pandemic. Ground beef is up almost fifty percent.
Speaker 9: We did it.
Speaker 8: We did it, Joe.
Speaker 5: There's a serious housing shortage in many places. It's too
difficult to bill, and it's driving prices up. We did it.
Speaker 1: We did it, Joe.
Speaker 5: That as the price of housing has gone up, the
size of down payments have gone up as well. The
bill's that up.
Speaker 16: We did it.
Speaker 8: We did it, Joe.
Speaker 1: So effective, so good, It really is good.
Speaker 3: Yead I love that.
Speaker 1: I freaking love that ab. Yeah perfect, yeah, perfect.
Speaker 3: Also, there are members of her own party that are
more sensible for lack of a better word, Democrats than
she is. One of those being Rokanna, who was on
I think the squawk Box to talk about how bad
her capital gains plan is, and he's absolutely right.
Speaker 1: I was surprised to hear this from row Kanna.
Speaker 8: Let me tell you why don't think a blanket tax
and unrealized game is a good thing. I mean, let's
say you're an entrepreneur, you create a company and it
gets to one hundred million or two hundred million on paper. Now,
af you're taxing that, you're probably going to force that
person to sell it. They're probably going to sell it
to private equity. Do you really want the entrepreneurs to
be forced to sell their companies to larger institutions and
to decline in value. I just I don't think that
that's what you want for a startup ECO inndic consequence,
I mean, Jeff Bezos wouldn't have to do that.
Speaker 17: They're going after these these very I think the.
Speaker 11: Whole policy is demagoguing to go after these people that.
Speaker 8: They say pay less of a tax rate.
Speaker 11: Than their may does, and they have billions of times.
Speaker 8: I get the I get why, but this is not
the right way to do it. And also, ninety five
percent of investments in startups fail and so you're going
to disincentivize investments in those startups.
Speaker 3: But yeah, did you see that it said Harris Walls
surrogate under his.
Speaker 1: Like I did it? I didn't see that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it said Harris Well surrogate while he's completely trashing
he's trashing her.
Speaker 1: Yeah, her policy. If you want to call that a policy,
it's such a crap policy. Well he probably doesn't like
that though, because he's starting to think that will affect me.
Ooh yeah, you know, like, because let's think about it,
a lot of these politicians are freaking loaded, and so
they're like, wait a second, hold on, hold up, But
I feel like that may actually affect me at some point,
and so why would I support that? And I've often
wondered that, especially about a lot of these economic policies
that are crap policies. I mean a lot of that stuff.
When they say we're going to eat the rich, well
you are the rich, baby.
Speaker 3: They figure out ways to carve out exemption, and do
they do.
Speaker 1: But a lot of them are I mean maybe not
a lot, but some of them are. At least they
have to be thinking to themselves, wait a second, that's me.
So Why would I do that to myself and my
livelihood If I don't do I don't. Yeah, so maybe
he's thinking that.
Speaker 3: You guys who back in the day, this is going
to age me. But Goo back in the day would
get home from school and watch Gilligan's Island.
Speaker 1: I did that. I totally loved Gilligan's Island.
Speaker 3: I loved Gilligan's Island.
Speaker 1: You were you were Marianne and I was ginger totally,
I mean, like absolutely, question yeah, and I totally crushed
on the professor, crushed on him huge. He was pretty cute,
Yeah he was. Yeah, he's pretty cute.
Speaker 3: Anyway, someone has taken that delightful theme song, the Gilligan
theme song, and modified it in a glorious way.
Speaker 1: Please enjoy.
Speaker 18: The fact is a dense implode the Swing State's Trump
Wolf not calm the open Joe by same no ship.
Speaker 8: We all know that big my sinaran and dementia.
Speaker 19: Joe was forced await watch your man's democracy.
Speaker 7: Secure very started getting.
Speaker 4: Up fake since she whipped out.
Speaker 1: You know, you know she starts to left democracy would
be long.
Speaker 6: We must be.
Speaker 13: Damn.
Speaker 7: That's not confident for insane.
Speaker 16: The socialist is she.
Speaker 2: Indian my gosh, she's this Obama and shut the man here.
Speaker 1: That's what it is. The man. They are awesome. They're giggling.
They're giggling, you guys. I do love that. All right.
Speaker 3: Trump had a town hall with John Hannity last night
on Fox, which was supposed to be a debate. Okay,
but Kamala was too afraid. She wasn't going to go
on Fox.
Speaker 1: I mean, why would she do that. Our guys would
do it, but she could never do it. But our
guys are the cowards. Okay, all right, We've got.
Speaker 3: Quite a few clips to share from his town hall
because he was very much in his what's the word
like element? He was, Yes, he was very much in
his element. Like you could tell that he was super
relaxed and jovial and comfortable and just like really letting loose.
Speaker 1: It was great.
Speaker 3: But first before we show that, I just wanted to
show everybody because this this really made me sit back
and just be like, damn, Baron. His son has started
classes at NYU.
Speaker 1: He's going to NYU, and.
Speaker 3: This is what it involves to send this freshman to school.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, can you.
Speaker 3: Imagine like just trying to be a regular person.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and this is how you have to go to school.
I can't imagine, and I can't imagine his security, Like
everybody going to what does that entail? He just wants
to go to class like a normal kid, I'm sure,
and he's probably got like all these people surrounding him. Yeah,
what a what a nightmare for a kid, you know?
Speaker 3: I mean, and I guess you know, to some extent
he's grown up with it, but like, wow, that's that's hard.
Speaker 1: That's a lot. Yeah, all right.
Speaker 3: So first first clip that we're going to share from
the town hall is when Trump talks about how weird
Tim Walls is. And he's so right, and I love
that he's throwing this word back on that campaign.
Speaker 6: College education, legal driver's licenses. I was so honored that
she wants his path.
Speaker 1: His brother endorsed me. I saw it, and his whole family.
Speaker 6: I saw the picture, and honestly it was it was
a very nice looking family. But his brother endorsed me,
and the whole family endorsed me. I said, let me,
let me there's something. There's something weird with that guy.
He's a weird guy. JD is not weird. He's a
solid rock. I happen to be a very solid rock
We're not weird. We're other things perhaps, but we're not weird.
Speaker 1: He is a weird guy he walks on the stage.
Speaker 6: Is something wrong.
Speaker 3: With that guy?
Speaker 1: And he called me weird?
Speaker 6: And then the fake news media picks it up.
Speaker 1: That was the word of the day. Weird, weird, weird.
Speaker 6: They're all going, but we're not weird, guys. We're very
solid people that want our country to be great again.
Speaker 1: I mean it's very simple. It's right, He's correct.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and then someone posted perfect example of Tim Well,
you've seen him come out into the rallies where he's
like whooping up his arms and just acting like a psychopath. Yeah,
yesterday when he was at that thing where he would
not take questions, like this little gathering in Pennsylvania, he.
Speaker 1: Would not take any questions.
Speaker 3: He was just meeting with voters individually. Tell me what
normal map skill in straight man waves like this.
Speaker 14: He's doing this perfect wave, you guys, it's a pageant wave.
Speaker 1: It's a pageant wave. It's like he wants to be
miss Miss Congeniality O World. Kisses you guys, kisses.
Speaker 8: Starry.
Speaker 1: That's weird, right, that's weird. Yeah, that's freaking weird, is
what it is. Oh my god, somebody married that. Yeah yeah, yeah,
they're going to live in separate houses soon like Bill
and Hilary. I see it in the future.
Speaker 3: Trump also talked about how absolutely dangerous it would be
to all of us if Kamala is elected from a
tax perspective, because of course, we all remember his tax cuts,
which helped everybody. I know the Democrats like to say
it only helped rich people. No, everybody made more money,
everybody kept more of their money. Trump's tax cuts, which
are set to expire if Kamala, and not only will
the tax cuts expire, then Kamala will introduce new taxes
on top of that. So it's really really bad. And
he reminds us all why he needs to be like conomy.
Speaker 6: What doesn't mean for everybody here struggling. So I gave
you the biggest tax cuts in the history of our country.
If you let them, if you let the Trump tax
cuts expire, what she wants to do, she wants to
terminate them. If you do that, you will suffer the
biggest tax increase in history. There's never been a tax
increase like it. On top of which she wants to
add a lot of tax. This country will end up
and I've said this a lot, and I mean it
his country. You will end up in a depression if
she becomes president like nineteen twenty nine. This will be
a nineteen twenty nine depression. She has no idea what
the hell she's doing in their lives.
Speaker 1: I believe him one hundred and fifty percent. He's absolutely right, absolutely,
especially on this. You may disagree with him, you may
not like him, he is right about this hundred percent totally.
Speaker 3: He also talked about nukes, and you know the fact
that now it seems the Democrats are all about war
and the likelihood of them sending us into World War
three compared to how peaceful things were under his watch
and how they would be again here he is. The
One thing I don't like is where he says I
know more about this than literally anybody on every topic.
That makes me absolutely crazy. But be that as it may.
He did build up the military, and he does know
a thing or two about nukes, and.
Speaker 6: I know the weapons better than anybody because I'm the
one that bought them. And you know, we rebuilt our
entire military, We upgraded our entire program.
Speaker 1: And you know, the one program I hated the.
Speaker 6: Upgrade, hated it was the nuclear program. And I understand
it maybe better than anybody. My uncle was an MIT professor,
the longest serving professor in the history of MIT. Ver's
a smart guy. We have a smart family. And they
said a smart family.
Speaker 4: But I knew.
Speaker 6: I understood nuclear for a long time, the power of
nuclear weapons. You need a president that's not going to
be taken into war. We won't have World War three
when I'm elected. But with these clowns said, you haven't
it now, You're going to end up having World War
three and it's it's going to be a warlike It's
going to be a war like no other.
Speaker 1: I also agree with that. Agree terrifying. Yeah, it's terrifying.
And if you have, you know, sons or daughters and grandkids,
you should be terrified that. Why would you want that?
When did they become so bloodthirsty?
Speaker 8: Right?
Speaker 1: It's incredible? Yeah, I mean I know that they love
taking tax money from people. They just love taking money
and spending it and giving it to other countries. I
know that, But when did the bloodthirst happen? Because I
it's that was such a turn.
Speaker 3: You know, yeah, really, Also because the ABC debate moderator
is going to be George Snuffalopagus, who Trump calls slop Adopolis.
And I did not know this, but George Stephanopoulos is
five five. He's very Are you serious or follow five?
Which is tall compared to Robert Reich, that psychopath economist,
who is only four eleven.
Speaker 1: What yeah, Oh my gosh.
Speaker 3: These are some short dudes. So yeah, George is five
to five. My god, he should follow the Olympic road.
Speaker 1: I don't know if Trump.
Speaker 3: Is meaning to slam his height in this. If he's not,
it's hilarious. And if he is, it's even more hilarious
because he's had it up to here with short Stephanopolo.
Speaker 6: Are the most dishonest network, the meanest, the nastiest. But
that was what I was presented with. I was presented
with ABC George Slapadopolis in the room, and he's a
nasty guy. And yet he's a nasty guy.
Speaker 1: I've had him up.
Speaker 6: To hear but let me tell.
Speaker 1: You, let me tell you.
Speaker 6: He's a very very bad kind of a guy. But
I watched his interview of Joe Biden. It was like
the softest interview I've ever seen. It was softer than
the CNN interview.
Speaker 3: Right, yeah, like, what do you think do you think
he was doing that?
Speaker 1: Okay, good, without a question. I've had it up to
hear come on usually say that he did that and
that was awesome. Thought that was so great.
Speaker 3: Okay, I'm sorry, but you're about to get really mad.
Speaker 1: Everybody.
Speaker 3: Everybody's gonna get mad. When I saw this, Gosh, this
just I just can't even believe it. So keep in
mind that town hall what you just saw was supposed
to be a debate. Okay, Kamala was invited, Kamala said no,
and then her campaign had the oddacity to troll Trump's
team with ten questions that he should be asked at
that soft ball interview. And I just can't like they're
trying to say that Trump was going to have a
soft ball It was supposed to be a debate.
Speaker 1: And then she's good, oh my god, answer the answered
that right a question?
Speaker 3: Oh my god, saying and then and this guy, this
victor guy, huge lib says, oh my goodness. The Harris
Walls campaign just released a statement in which they compile
a list of ten questions on voters' minds as he's
about to take the stage for a softball town hall
on Fox with Sean Hannity. This is too good. This
is how it's done. I cannot, Okay, she right, I
just can't. I just cannot believe that they did this
when they were supposed to be there.
Speaker 1: I can't. I can believe it. And they got cover
from the mainstream media. I'm sure George Swappadopolis just like
slop that up good. And he didn't have to he
didn't have to bend over very far to do it.
Speaker 9: Uh huh.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean these people, they're they're just insufferable. Yeah,
they're just intepparable. There's two different sets of rules. We've
seen that for years. We've seen it for over a decade.
Now there's she differ sets the rules. He's held by
this standard and she has no standards. Yep, none, That's
exactly right. Pathetic.
Speaker 3: You guys all remember Greta Thunberg of climate change activism fame.
She has now moved on or moved She's added to
her repertoire. She's no longer yes, she's no longer. She's
no longer just doing climate Now she's doing the whole
pro Palestine pro hamas nonsense. She was arrested at an
anti Israel protest in Denmark. She was blocking the entrance
to the Danish university, which cooperates with Israel for the
development of new green technology.
Speaker 1: You cannot make this up.
Speaker 3: So they're working on a cause that she believes in,
but because they're Jewish.
Speaker 1: It's a problem. Yeah, yeah, I can't. She looks like
one of the Hanson brothers, does that. She like she
should be sinking a little bit.
Speaker 3: I can see that she's graying already or is that
just the light.
Speaker 1: I think she's graying already. I mean she's what twenty
yeah at the most. I mean it's not like she
lives a hard life. I hate her. I'm not a
big fan of her either. But yeah, so now she's
an anti Semite. It's neat for you. Nice life you've
carved out for yourself, Greta.
Speaker 3: There also, remember how Facebook has that whole board that decides,
like what if someone gets blocked, they have to They're
like the misinformation decider.
Speaker 1: People like, there's this board.
Speaker 3: So that board has recently just decided that from the
river to the sea is not necessarily hate speech.
Speaker 1: That's nice of that, And.
Speaker 3: John Fetterman was like, fuck that. Yeah, it's blatant anti
Semitic hate speech calling for the elimination of Israel from
the map, which, of course he's right.
Speaker 1: But it's a great reminder that when you have.
Speaker 3: Hate speech laws or regulations at all, you get yourself
into these twists, right, because it's always humans that are
making the call, which is why all speech should be free.
Speaker 1: Right. It's it's like the stupid notion of hate crime. Yeah,
I just I've never understood what that even means. All
crime is hateful, So wtf what are we doing?
Speaker 8: Well?
Speaker 3: And of course when I I don't mean to make
this completely blanket, because when it calls for when you're
threatening people, threatening speech is not allowed. When you are
making physical harm threats to people, that's obviously not okay.
And from the River to the Sea is literally calling
for the destruction of an entire people, right, So this
is why I'm just like, Okay, So now we've got
this oversight board going, well, that's not necessariarily that bad, but.
Speaker 1: This other thing is, right. I mean, it's just we got.
Speaker 20: To ban Trump though, because it's totally reasons Yeah, and
conservative and conservatives, which I mean, it's like, listen, we've
not been banned, but we've been shadow banned, and there
have been a lot of other conservatives that have been
wiped off of Facebook.
Speaker 1: So I mean, come on, this is just ridiculous. This
is where social media is nuts, and it's if you
think that you live in a free country, you're mistaken. Yeah.
Speaker 3: Remember yesterday we talked about the fact that Fannie Willis's
daughter was arrested for driving with a suspended license. Now
there's video bodycam video that has come out of her mother,
Fannie arriving to the scene with a very special.
Speaker 4: Guest taken away.
Speaker 3: Remember how they broke up, said they never coom under oath.
Speaker 1: Weren't together. They're not together. They're just going to Bible study.
They're not They're just friends. This was a work trip,
this was a work draw not. Yeah, they just just friends.
You guys. I don't know why you're reading into this.
She didn't lie, She would never lie. Democrats don't lie.
Speaker 3: Come on, noop, Hey, you guys, remember when Trump almost
got assassinated.
Speaker 1: It was just recently, it was like six weeks ago,
like six weeks ago, and everybody's forgotten about it. In fact,
I think the media forgot about it like three days
in yeah, and then the kid was Yeah, the kid
was cremated, and we didn't really hear much about it
after that. Weird, right, weird, It's pretty weird.
Speaker 3: And now there is a whistleblower account that Josh Holly
would like to tell you about.
Speaker 7: Contact with whistleblowers and has new information he's going to
exclusively share with us here at prime time.
Speaker 6: So what now are we hearing from whistleblower Senator?
Speaker 17: Well, what I've heard tonight, Jesse, is that most of
the agents who were there at that rally and Butler
were not Secret Service agents. They were, in fact homeland
security agents. And get this, most of those homeland security
agents the only training that they received was an online webinar,
a two hour online webinar, and I'm told that about
half the time the sound to the webinar didn't even work.
So think about this. The President of the United States,
former President the United States, Donald Trump, is sent out
on stage. Most of the people there aren't trained, they're
not qualified. They only got a webinar training and even
that didn't work. It is absolutely outrageous.
Speaker 1: Well, then, yeah, yeah, I mean I actually can believe
that because there's so much a nepness and corrupt everything
at that level of government and below it. But if
that doesn't make you believe in God, I don't know
what will.
Speaker 3: And meanwhile, Jill Biden gets all the really good secret
service people for her little Yeah, nobody gives a shit
about Joe Biden, right right, God.
Speaker 1: Well Democrats do. And that's who's run in the country
right now. Yeah, that's who's in charge. And so they're like,
we're gonna go ahead and decide who gets what. But
I mean they took a two hour webinar, fine, and
it was probably like all DEI, you know, they're fine.
They can protect Trump, right, it's fine. It showed though.
If you hear that and you don't believe it, I
can't help you because if you saw the ineptnist on
that stage with all the people like trying to grab
their guns and like doing the thing, it's the ineptness showed.
We saw it with their own eyes. Yeah, it was bad.
It was bad.
Speaker 3: Matt Walsh's new movie Am I Racist? We've talked about
it once before. I think there's a new teaser clip
that has come out, you guys. This is gonna be really,
it's gonna be great.
Speaker 21: Four years old, I am an anti racist educator quote unquote.
She's still watching Disney movies and she is choosing a
white princess over princesses of color.
Speaker 22: Have you talked to her about that all the time?
My three year old daughter is her favorite princess is Molana.
It's a good sign.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 22: But then I also thought, you know, is a little
bit of cultural appropriation here. She wants to be Mowana
for Halloween. So how do we navigate that? Do I
go and buy the Pacific Islander native attire for my white.
Speaker 1: Three year old? I wouldn't.
Speaker 19: I wouldn't, But I guess.
Speaker 22: What we might call the Molana problem here is what
on one hand this cultural appropriation, On the other hand,
there's gravitating towards white characters. So it's almost like, no
matter which way you go, you end up back in racism.
Speaker 21: We think every space belongs to us because we live
in a white supremacist society.
Speaker 22: Is America an inherently racist country?
Speaker 21: I think the word inherent is challenging there. If we
say fundamentally, fundamentally, yes, America is racist to its bones,
all of.
Speaker 1: These Yeah, I can't. I just I just these people
are such They're such grifters. They really are. I mean,
they're the word.
Speaker 3: They get into so many pretzels that they cannot get
out of.
Speaker 1: She's like, just just give me my money for being
a race scripter? Can you just give me my money?
I don't really want to. I mean, I'll talk about it.
I want to get too far into the weeds, but
I just want to make my money doing this.
Speaker 3: I don't know how he doesn't like bust out, laughing
and make care. He can play it so straight.
Speaker 1: He's really good at not breaking It's amazing.
Speaker 3: It is all right for today schlang Daisy found this
article which was very interesting about a bride who discovered
that her fiance had cheated on her and decided, because
this was just a few days that she confronted him
in advance of the wedding and he admits did it,
and like it was, she was done with him. But
now there's this forty six thousand dollars wedding that's paid
for it. Does it say forty six okay, yeah, I'm sorry,
forty six thousand dollars wedding that she now has to
do something about. Why so she decided to have it.
Speaker 1: She just had herself a big old wedding. But this
is the thing, Like I was so taken aback by
the forty something thousand dollars wedding. I was like, not
as horrible as some of the Oh my god, why
are people spending this much on weddings? And like she
was like ikzy, and she's like, I couldn't get the
money back because I'm sure a photo of her let
me get She's like, because I you, guys, yeah it
felt Michael, I did feel like forty eight It did.
I internalized that, and it like hurt my soul that
these people spend forty eight thousand dollars in a wedding.
Why do people do that? It's just that to me,
it was ridiculous. But she couldn't get her money back
because they paid everything out and they couldn't get it back,
and so she was like, well, I'm just going to
celebrate myself. She went on the honeymoon with one of
her best friends. Like how much did that best friends score?
Speaker 8: Right?
Speaker 12: I know?
Speaker 1: The best friend's like, yeah, that guy's a dick, and
she was like, it's so great is that they just
went on the honeymoon together and they because what else
are you going to do? So she said she was heartbroken.
Obviously they had been together for years, like over a
decade they were together.
Speaker 3: I think she had she had to message them the
you know message everybody that was coming. There was going
to be like seventy guests, I guess, and she posted
like a Facebook status saying, and a lot of them, guys,
this is happening. But they had a nice sit down meal.
There were speeches, there was a DJ, there were bongo
players listen for forty six grand I hope. It was
a nice sit down meal and a lama.
Speaker 1: I mean there was. Yeah, that's a lot or I'll
pack rather sorry, I guess. Yeah, the all pacas were
there and she had her bloopy dress and and she
she said that it just made her feel super empowered
to do it on our own, which I'm I give
her props for doing this, because what are you gonna do.
You're just gonna kiss all that money goodbye? Right, you
might as well have the party. Might as well have
the party. Yeah, but my god, it's just a testament
to how crazy weddings are now. I guess people still
did this stuff like in the eighties, the seventies and eighties.
They still spend a lot of money on weddings, but
I feel like it's more more of a thing now
for bride's and grooms to do this, for them to
spend so much money and then you listen, I'm not
saying that they don't work out that like usually you
know you're soon to be spoused well enough to know
that they're not going to cheat on you and you're
not going to have to back out of a wedding.
But it's just I looked at this and I thought,
I'm my god, that's just so much money.
Speaker 3: Well in the red flag was that they got engaged
in early twenty twenty after being together on and off
since twenty twelve. That is a lot. When you are
off and on with somebody for eight years and only
then you get engaged. Something is that's something's wrong, Like
there's red flags you should be on. Yeah, that's not
on and off again and on again, And that should
have been a signal. Yeah, yeah, she's had a great time.
Speaker 1: Yeah she did. She had a really good time.
Speaker 3: And I don't think that was the original wedding dress,
at least I hope it wasn't.
Speaker 1: But that was probably like her reception dress because a
lot of people do like the wedding dress and then
the reception. She probably didn't even get to wear her
wedding dress, which is probably at least a significant chunk
of that forty six thousand dollars. Think of how much
her wedding dress costs. Hopefully shielded recoup that money, my goodness. Well,
the good news is that it did include the honeymoon.
Speaker 3: That amount anyway included the honeymoon, and that it was
to Greece. So I mean that would probably cost her
a pretty penny I would imagine at least eight to
ten grand.
Speaker 1: I would think, but I don't know for sure. Can
you imagine? Yeah, I cannot. And it's you know, like
she said that her sister got up and gave a speech,
and I'm sure it was just like that guy's a jerk,
like Miriam, You're gonna have a great life, yay. And
so it was just a lot of people ended up coming.
I mean she invited, like you said, like seventy people
people ended up I if I were invited, and I
don't know if I'd go, I don't know i'd go.
You would go. I think you would go. You would
still go. I would have the party.
Speaker 3: Like if I'd been cheated on, I would not be
in in a mindset to be able to have a party.
Speaker 1: Like props to her. I could not do that.
Speaker 8: I know me.
Speaker 1: I totally go you, I absolutely could. I would so
throw a party. I would. I would be able to
do the party. But I wouldn't have been the person
that had a forty six thousand dollars wedding. But if
I had a party plan and people were coming and
it was family and friends, I would have been like, Hell, yeah,
let's have a party. Let's still have a party. Let's
throw down with some chicken nuggets, you know what I mean,
Let's do it. But yeah, I mean that the state
of mind thing. I think that that probably helped her
move on.
Speaker 3: So oh sure, it sounds like she had a great
time and the honeymoon or the honeymoon wasn't a honeymoon anymore.
Speaker 1: But her best friend trip was really good. And I
hope in the future she has a nice, wonderful marriage
to a decent guy that isn't on again off again
right on best part. It is time for your GD.
I can't remember what I did for my DD this time.
What did I do because we went back and forward
this morning? Oh yeah, you guys. I don't know if
this is going to be helpful to you, but I
I suffer from insomnia every so often. I think it's
probably just because of my age, but my whole life
I've suffered from it, and so every once in a while,
I you know, you wake up between the hours of
like one and three in the morning. I don't know
if anybody there may be like one person that does
this too, but you wake up and you think of
all the things that you could have done better, or
like you think of the tiny little problems you have
in your life that become these magnanimous issues between one
and three in the morning. I don't know why that is.
And I saw this video and I was like, this
is so interesting. I don't know if it's true, but
I'd like to think it's true. So I thought i'd
share it with you guys, justtinct.
Speaker 19: You ever notice how at like two or three o'clock
in the morning, you wake up and everything seems horrible
and all these problems come into your mind and your
mind starts racing. Just end up in this loop and
you can't go back to sleep.
Speaker 1: This happens to me all the time.
Speaker 19: And there's actually a biological phenomenon that's happening, which is
two parts of your brain, the amygdala and prefrontal cortex.
The amygdala, which is the fight or flight part, which
is creating all these problems and telling you how bad
your life is. That part is wide awake, stays awake
all night. Maybe because of the prehistoric days we needed
to have the fighter flight to keep us alive. The
prefrontal cortex, however, is pretty much asleep and deactivated, and
so your ability to solve these problems or even rationally
think about them is not there. So just understanding this
phenomenon will help you realize that nothing good is going
to happen between two and four o'clock in the morning.
You're not going to solve your problems. So give yourself
permission to just go back to sleep, get a good
night rest, and you will solve the problem the next day.
It'll seem a lot easier once your biggest weapon, your
prefrontal cortex, is actually awake.
Speaker 1: I mean it's easier said than done. But he's basically
just saying, just go back to sleep. Yeah, he totally
is saying that. But at least you know that your
pre funtal prefrontal cortex is like it's it's sleeping. Yeah,
it's not helping you while you're not sleeping, it's sleeping.
At least you know that you have that knowledge. And
I thought that was interesting knowledge.
Speaker 3: You know, I mean that it does seem like when
you do wake up in those hours, your mind races totally.
Speaker 1: And I always, I do always think this.
Speaker 3: Is probably when I'm going to solve like this is
when like when I have all this time to concentrate
on it, this is when the idea will come to me.
Speaker 1: And that's when I'm thinking about all the things on
my to do list for some reason. So and then
those to do items become like these huge issues. It's weird.
It's very interesting. So I thought that was interesting. You
guys may have found that interesting too. That is good stuff,
all right, we bringing it in, Yeah, bring it in,
and then I'm going to show my gift you guys.
Bring it in. Oh my god, good, it's a good
broad in. It's a good one Okay, Carrie, our friend
Carrie who does the Etsy store. You as are, it's
going to be a long show. She sent me a
sweet gift. It's like a box full stuff. I got
a sweet card from her, and I got a box
full of stuff. You guys, look at this mug. Take
all the seat, take all that's present. That great and
it's gigantic and I love it, Carrie, so sweet. And
then I got dark chocolate coffee beans because nice, hello,
I will be eating the crap. I wanted to open
them so bad yesterday and I'm like, no, Daisy, don't
open them yet. You have to show everybody. So it
took a lot of like self control. And then and
then this, this is like the cutest want to make
sure you guys can see the design. Pause, big pause,
bigger hearts. Life's great with the Dane.
Speaker 2: The day.
Speaker 1: Look what is it? Is itwel? It's a dish towel
and I love it.
Speaker 14: Carrie.
Speaker 1: Thank you so it's so sweet of you to do
that and to think of me on my birthday. So
thank you so much. I think my birthday is almost
officially over. I've celebrated it like you do. Yeah, I
mean you cut another couple of days I feel like
just giving me for minches. So thank you guys so
much for all the birthday was it wishes, even though
it was on August twenty seven. Thank you. Ah you
guys have a great Thursday. We will talk to you
tomorrow