Speaker 1: Good morning, everybody. How is everybody doing. I have a
little bit different of a background. I'm in a whole
different office. I switched offices yesterday, so things look a
little weird here are different. It looks good, that's why. Yeah,
what's in a big canister? Oh that's just like a
a like a vase.
Speaker 2: Ooh a vaz.
Speaker 1: So fancy fancy you guys? Okay, good I oh, thank you.
It's like it took a lot of work yesterday. My
whole house is in disarray because my husband and I
were switching offices and he has a lot of crap
and it's all on my kitchen counter. So I'm about
to go OCD crazy about that. But we're just gonna
let it go. We're letting it go. Coming up on
the show today, the first cabinet meeting was totally lit.
You guys, we're gonna be bringing that down. Also, the
Epstein files, we hope, are coming out today and Bezos
is freaking people out.
Speaker 2: He's freaking people out.
Speaker 3: He is.
Speaker 1: Were talking about that, all that and so much more
coming up on the show today.
Speaker 2: I am post hired.
Speaker 4: How do you acting like you seek for the people
of the fate of Indiana or the city of Indianapple.
Speaker 2: You do not speak for me or anyone I know.
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less credits.
Speaker 1: She will help you get bent over a little, just
like halfway bent over.
Speaker 2: That's right.
Speaker 1: Also, today is a very special day.
Speaker 2: Which we completely forgot about.
Speaker 1: What we forgot about until our producer reminded us that
today is our sixteenth anniversary as chick. She guys, we
started this craziness sixteen years ago today can you even
can you even see.
Speaker 6: I cannot, like she I cannot. She like said, happy
anniversary choice this morning, and both of us were.
Speaker 2: Like, we are Joe Biden. You had no idea that it.
Speaker 1: Was to And then she was digging up old pictures
of us from like two thousand and nine, twenty ten.
You guys, we were so young and firm and cute,
so firm. You don't realize youth is wasted on the young.
You don't realize how cute and young and firm you
are until you are no longer.
Speaker 6: And I think Valin is putting together some sort of something.
We haven't seen it yet, but there's gonna be some
sort of video something. And so sometime today on all
of our socials, she's probably gonna post a little trip
down memory Lane in honor of our anniversary.
Speaker 1: So and we were saying, I was telling her today
that I got married like six months before I met
Mock and it's absurd that she wasn't in my wedding,
you know what I mean, Like, it doesn't make any
sense that she wasn't there, But I didn't know her
until like six months after I get married. But like, yeah,
that just is weird, No, really weird.
Speaker 7: No.
Speaker 1: Sixteen years, you guys, sixteen freaking years, and we're gonna
and we're gonna keep going.
Speaker 2: So the wheels falling going.
Speaker 6: Yeah, Weezy says I'm not on the right and that
I'm leaning left, so he's only congratulating you for our
other dedication.
Speaker 1: Okay, all right, it's news.
Speaker 2: To me that I'm on the left. Now, all kind
of comment.
Speaker 1: Is that you are on the left of the screen.
But that's it, right, Oh my gosh.
Speaker 6: All right, So let's get to some stuff and things,
because there is a lot going on, and we're gonna
start with sad news, and that is that actor Gene Hackman,
at the ten year old age of ninety five, along
with his wife Betsy and their dog, was found dead
in their Santa Fe home. The police said, this is
not like a foul play thing. I told you this morning.
I think this is more of a planned thing, a
la House of Sand and fog.
Speaker 2: If you've ever seen that movie, you know you know
that ending sounds very similar.
Speaker 1: They died together. I really don't like. I think it's
carbon monoxide.
Speaker 2: Really like it was accidental.
Speaker 1: I think it was probably accidental, Yeah, because when the
dog was dead, I know.
Speaker 6: But I feel like that was it was meant to
They just meant to do that. If it was carbon monoxide,
I still feel like it was on purpose.
Speaker 1: And I don't know why a sixty three year old
would be like, I'll go ahead and end it now.
I just that seems really Yeah, that just seems really
odd to me. So I personally think it was probably
carbon monoxide or something like that, it was some sort
of accidental something, because it just seems odd that all
she was sixty three. She's a lot younger than him,
and it's just odd that all three of them, them
and the dog were found dead in their home. So
I love you guys. I love Gene Hackman, freaking love him.
Speaker 2: A good actor.
Speaker 1: Whosiers of course, like coach Norman Dale remember him and
then I loved him and stuff like I don't know
if you guys ever saw The Quick and the Dead
m It was like a Western ey it had uh
DiCaprio in it and Sharon Stone freaking love that movie
and he was in it. Russell Crowe is in that
movie too, such a what's the one.
Speaker 6: That they that he was in with Robin Williams. Robin
Williams and Nathan Lane Birdcage.
Speaker 1: The birchge in Great Cage. He was great and even
like a quirky little movie like The Replacements. I don't
know if you guys remember that one. He's just he
was so. He was a brilliant actor. He really was so.
Speaker 6: But he's been reclusive for like twenty something years. Just
decided to leave acting sometime ago, and.
Speaker 2: Which is great. Away.
Speaker 1: I kind of love that because then he just kept
his mouth shut and lived his life, you.
Speaker 2: Know, right.
Speaker 6: It's so nice to not know his politics, right right,
I know I can still love him, which is fantastic.
Speaker 1: So God rest his soul and wrest too.
Speaker 2: You know what a good long life man.
Speaker 6: That was.
Speaker 2: Long life.
Speaker 1: Yeah, all right.
Speaker 6: So as a reminder, I know we've talked about this
earlier in the week, but tomorrow is an economic blackout.
This is something that crazy liberals have planned that they
don't want anybody to buy anything or spend any money
whatsoever at all tomorrow.
Speaker 2: Here is a reminder.
Speaker 6: About that they put out about their entire economic blackout plan.
Speaker 4: In case you haven't heard this, coming Friday is a
total economic blackout. The idea here is that we, as
normal people, we do have power and the power is
through our dollars. So you spend zero dollars on Friday
February twenty eighth, you don't go grocery shopping, you don't
get gas, you don't buy anything on Amazon, you don't
go to fast food, you don't go to Starbucks. You
literally spend zero dollars this coming Friday for a full
twenty four hours. Again, this is Friday, February twenty eighth.
There's gonna be more of these, but this is the
first major one. So I hope you'll be willing to
participate because we do have power. The power is through
our wallets.
Speaker 1: We do we do have power. I'm gonna buy the
crap out of everything tomorrow. I'm gonna out half.
Speaker 2: I'm spending.
Speaker 1: That's what I'm doing.
Speaker 2: What's so stupid is that these people will too, just.
Speaker 6: Not until Saturdays. So how does this change anything.
Speaker 1: It's so true they still have to buy all the things.
It's not like they're gonna not get groceries. So if
somebody's like, I really need, you know, milk and eggs
on Friday, I gotta wait until set, You're an idiot.
Speaker 2: That'll show them.
Speaker 1: Not only that, but they're they're publicizing this. Of course,
it has to be potized for it to be a movement.
People on the right are like, I'm gonna buy everything
on Friday, So I feel like it's just gonna balance.
Speaker 2: Out and I kind of work itself out there there.
Speaker 1: You try that they're there.
Speaker 6: If you think that that's going to show your power,
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Speaker 1: God bless them.
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Speaker 1: I like the fact you can display them. I like that,
which is part of the brand, which I love. They
it's all about like when you buy wine and you
have like a label people, it'll start conversations. People will
be like, wait, what is that? Where'd you get it?
And so I love that and that they're all about that.
The conversations that can start.
Speaker 6: Yes, absolutely, and so I have tried the cabernet that's
really good. I've also not yet tried the chardonnay or
the sparkling wine, and super I think I'll try the
sparkling wine when my parents are here this weekend.
Speaker 2: Yeah, because the birds are.
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Speaker 1: He's one of the guy he's one of the few
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Speaker 2: Yeah, and he's a second generation what are they.
Speaker 1: Calling it, like wine guy. Yeah, I don't know what
the name is either. Well, he's a wine guy. Yeah,
a vineyard n I'm grape grower, that's right. Yeah, so
super great people. You guys should totally get some wine
from there.
Speaker 9: Mm hmm.
Speaker 2: All in the family.
Speaker 6: All right, let's get to some more things and stuff,
because we talked yesterday about how people were getting impatient
with Pam Bondy, Like you said about a week ago,
you had the files of.
Speaker 2: Epstein on your desk, you were reviewing them. Where the
hell are they?
Speaker 6: And so she was on with Jesse Waters last night
and he also asked her that question. And the reason
that there has been a delay I think is a
very valid one.
Speaker 2: Here she is to explain.
Speaker 10: One of the things a lot of people are wondering,
because you said last week that you have the Epstein
files on your desk, is when can we see them?
And what's taking so long to release them?
Speaker 11: I do, Jesse, there are well over this will make
you sick, two hundred victims two hundred. So we have
well over two hundred and fifty actually, so we have
to make sure that their identity is protected and their
personal information. But other than that, I think tomorrow you know,
the personal information of victims. Other than that, I think tomorrow,
Jesse breaking news. Right now, you're gonna see some Epstein
information being released by my office.
Speaker 1: All right, there we go, so hopefully it's happening today
just in time for the Oscars. You guys, the Oscars
are March second beginning. It wee. That's this weekend weekend,
just in time for the Oscars. Don't you think that's interesting?
Speaker 12: Yeah?
Speaker 2: I love that.
Speaker 1: I know. I just hope they don't release it in
trickles like bits and pieces. Just release everything and let
us absorb it and dissect it like you know, we're
we can handle it. We're grown up, you know.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I get the redacting of the victim names, but
I totally do it.
Speaker 2: Let it rip.
Speaker 6: That is not the only super juicy story that is
uh sort of trickling out right now. Jesse Waters also
covered another story about this James Comey sting of Donald
Trump's first campaign. What a scumbag this guy was right,
calling this sort of like a honeypot sting.
Speaker 2: Here Jesse is to explain it walks.
Speaker 13: There's alert.
Speaker 10: According to The Washington Times, Cash Bettel's FBI opening an
investigation into James Comy. The Times reports that Comy launched
an off the book's honeypot operation against candidate Donald Trump.
According to a whistleblower, he sent two female undercovers to
infiltrate Trump's twenty sixteen campaign and told them to act
as honeypots, spies who use sex to get what they want,
and the honeypots ingratiated themselves into the top ranks of
the campaign. If true, that means the Obama administration was
conducting multiple phony investigations into Trump without any evidence. The
whistleblower says FBI employees were told to shut their mouth
about the operation, and one of the agents was transferred
to the CIA so she couldn't testify. I'm real, this
investigation into Komy isn't about revenge, It's about justice.
Speaker 1: There are so many people that need to go to jail,
you know.
Speaker 2: I hope that they actually do.
Speaker 1: I hope so too. Comy is the He's one of
the handful that need to go to do. What a
piece of crap that guy is. Oh my gosh, she
knew it, you know, like you knew that he was
capable of this kind of stuff. So he did this.
He had this like this plan in place, and then
he didn't document it. He was like, oh, we need
to document it. Absolute piece of crap. I mean, it's
like we should ask James Comy what he did last week.
I mean, I know he's gone now he doesn't work there,
but still right, I mean it's like if you would
have asked him back in the day, what exactly did
you do last week? He would be like, well, I'm
just trying to overthrow a president a presidential candidate, and
I'm not documenting it, and I'm weaponizing the FBI. I mean,
they did that, They weaponized the FBI.
Speaker 2: Growth Now, you.
Speaker 6: Heard Jesse Water say that was a Washington Time story
and that according to the Washington Time story, Cash Patel,
is you know, leading this investigation into James Comy. Jesse
Waters also asked Pam Bondi about that last night and
she knew nothing about it.
Speaker 10: Cash and bon Gino, we're going to get answers. We're
hearing reports that there was an investigation opened into James Comy,
who may have thrown honey pots at Donald Trump back
in the twenty fifteen twenty sixteen years.
Speaker 11: Is that true, Jesse, I don't know anything about what
you're saying about James Comy right now, Okay, that was
a real or anything about that.
Speaker 10: That was a report that was cited in the Washington Times.
Speaker 14: I'll take it at that.
Speaker 2: I don't know what to make of that either.
Speaker 1: I'm not sure she'll may give it either, But if
she really didn't have like all of her factstraight, I'm
glad that she answered that way. I mean, that's a
good way to answer. If you're like, if you've not
been briefed on stuff, or you don't want to speak
to it, you know, I guess that's it. That's one
way to handle it.
Speaker 2: That's fair, that's fair, fair point.
Speaker 6: And there are other investigations happening right now that we
are seeing consequences of and and this latest piece of
news was from Christopher Rufo actually who said that he,
along with Hannah Grossman, had gotten their hands on logs
from the NSA's secret transgender sex chat rooms, where there
were hundreds like of NSA, CIA and DA employees discussing
all kinds of things like genital castration, artificial badges, peeing fetishes, sex.
Speaker 2: Holloicules, what is the sangs?
Speaker 1: And I think, I actually, I think I texted you
yesterday and I'm like, what the hell is a polycule?
I don't even know what that is? But I don't know.
But here's the thing is that that all was okay.
It was deemed okay. It was encouraged under the umbrella
of DEI, which is so freaking growth.
Speaker 2: And yeah, this is just a lifestyle to like accept
and cherish.
Speaker 1: I guess, would you ever like in the private sector
with this ever happened. The answer is no, it would not,
and if it did happen, they'd be fired immediately. It
definitely wouldn't be something that the CEOs or the higher
ups or anybody in HR and a private sector company
would be like, go ahead and talk about your your
piss fetishes in this chat ram. You should be working right.
Speaker 6: This is all happening on government time, which means on
our dime, and it's set up as if it's something
that has to be accepted by management in order to
I guess, attract this diverse group of employees.
Speaker 1: Give me a break. The chat logs were so vile
yet they are.
Speaker 6: You can go and see them if you want, but
there it's absolutely disgusting. So Jesse had on Tulca Gabbard
of course out of DNI on last night and asked
her like, what are you doing because you're now head
of dn I, you now have this report, so what's
happening in here?
Speaker 2: Is what she said it's good to see you again.
Good to see you too.
Speaker 10: Not so good to see some of these transgender sex
chats among the Intel officials.
Speaker 2: What are we going to do about that?
Speaker 15: Well, Jesse, what we're going to do has already been done.
Speaker 16: They're over one hundred people from across the intelligence community
that contributed to and participated in this what is really
just an egregious violation of trust what to speak of
like basic rules and standards around professionalism. I put out
directive today that they all will be terminated and their
security clearances will be revoked. They were brazen in using
an NSA platform intended for professional use to conduct this
kind of really really horrific behavior. And they were brazen
in doing this because when was the last time anyone
was really held accountable? Certainly not over the last four years,
Certainly not over the last ten, maybe twenty years when
we look at some of the biggest violations of the
American people's trust in the intelligence community. So today action
and holding these individuals accountable is just the beginning of
what we're seeing across the Trump administration.
Speaker 1: And what do and what do you expect though, when
you have people like Rachel Levine in charge, Rachel Levine
and that dude that was bald that was stealing luggage
from people. Remember, I mean this is like, this is
who was in their leadership.
Speaker 6: And who they heavily recruited, all for inclusivity purposes.
Speaker 1: Only degenerates, man, they're degenerates. So what do you expect
There's going to be degeneracy within the ranks if you
have people like that in charge. Yeah, you're going to.
Speaker 6: Get dudes having gay sex in the middle of the
Senate chambers. That's what's going to happen when you return
the soul of the nation.
Speaker 2: Right under Joe Biden.
Speaker 1: Let's breaking that decency to the White House, okay, Jill.
Speaker 6: So, Chris Ruffo obviously saw that report of Tulci saying
that there were going to be these terminations, and he
was like, that's great news. But the chat messages contained
more than sexual themes. He was saying this in response
to the way that the New York Times positioned it.
That's how they said what was going on. They were like, oh,
TELSEI fired more than one hundred intelligence officers fired for
chat messages that had sexual themes.
Speaker 1: I mean, they're just ridiculous, right, And these people were
not doing their jobs. That's to me, that's what it
all comes down to. Whatever do all your degenerate shit
in private. I don't really care. I don't want to
hear about it. I don't want to see it. I
don't want to know anything about it. Go do your
own thing. I know you do, you boo. But when
it comes to doing your job, they weren't doing their job.
They were there talking about sex with other people.
Speaker 2: You got to go.
Speaker 1: This is an organization where work needs to get done, presumably,
So if you're not willing to do that, by go
be degenerate someplace else on your own time. Let somebody
else pay for it. I don't want to pay for it.
Speaker 6: And Tulsi's absolutely right when she talks about this, not
just from the standpoint of obviously it's super not professional
and egregious, but it does weaken the trust that regular
Americans have in these government agencies, because now that we
know this is how they waste our time and our
money and use their time when they're supposed to be
doing really important work protecting the country.
Speaker 1: Yeah yeah, and so when people, well, if people will
email us and say quit being so mean to federal employees. Well,
maybe you should direct your ire to these weird degenerates.
Make you look back.
Speaker 6: Yesterday we talked about the White House Correspondence Association, who
now will not be choosing who is in the press pool.
Of course, we talked about all the hullabaloo around that yesterday,
and we mentioned the previous president of the WHCA. His
name is Eugene Daniels. He is now going to be
hosting a show on MSNBC. And just so you have
an idea of who was running the show of the
White House Correspondents Association, here's a clip of him talking.
Speaker 2: Well, you'll see what he's talking about.
Speaker 8: You have a hard time running against Vice President Harris
because she's a black woman. You were actually when he
would tussle with the women and that would ask him questions.
Our colleagues on the White House beedt reporters. Well, his
kind of most angry self for black women, right, if
they asked him a question, he would have the worst
things to say about them. So you're seeing that.
Speaker 15: Right when.
Speaker 8: And when he talked about Joe Biden got worse. Harris
was born like that, right, that's different. That's a dog whistle.
The folks to say, you know, the white guy just
got older and it got worse, but the black lady
was born dumb. That is the kind of thing that
Donald Trump is saying and selling the folks.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yes, I'm so glad that you included that. Seriously,
is that not the same guy from coming to America? Remember,
Oh my god, they are just so glow like they're
literally the same person. Somebody said Lionel Richie lives close second.
Speaker 17: Not love.
Speaker 1: I cannot it's so true.
Speaker 2: Oh my gosh, it's absolutely one hundred percent. This is
the same man.
Speaker 1: He's coming back, going back.
Speaker 2: Oh my gosh, I love it.
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Speaker 2: Jake Tapper. This is the most ridiculous thing I've ever
heard of.
Speaker 6: He's got this new book out called Original Sin, to
talk about the cover up of Joe Biden's mental decline,
which he participated in.
Speaker 1: This guy is such a piece of work. Now he's
trying to make money. He's trying to if only there
were signs that Joe Biden had dementia, if only how.
Speaker 2: Could they have known? How could Jake Tapper?
Speaker 1: I know, my god, I mean, he's not that intuitive.
I just shut up, Jake Tap. He's just trying to
capitalize on he's trying to make money. What a complete
douche Canoe.
Speaker 6: Oh my god, it's ridiculous. And so so you'll see
that this is the cover of the book. He wrote
it with Alex Thompson, and so it's original sin President
Biden's decline, its cover up, and his disastrous choice to
run again.
Speaker 1: I just cannot with these people. And you know, and
you know what, they'll make more money on that book
than we made on ours, which oh yeah, like nothing.
Speaker 18: I mean.
Speaker 2: And it's so it's so ridiculous because he.
Speaker 6: Was so complicit, and so the fact that he's stepping
back looking at other people and talking about other people
in his book as if they covered up something and
he was.
Speaker 2: Just a victim to all of it. Oh my god.
Speaker 6: Here's a great clip, a little flashback that was going
around yesterday of an interview that he did with Laura
Trump where because she had talked about how Joe Biden
was impossible to understand, couldn't get words out, and he
tried to shame her for making fun of Joe Biden's stutter, which,
by the way, was not even a thing that's been
debunked a zillion times right here, Just look at him
assisting in the cover up.
Speaker 2: This is an un real.
Speaker 19: Jake, is very clearly a cognitive decline. That's what I'm
referring to. It makes me uncomfortable.
Speaker 15: You are.
Speaker 14: I think it's so amazing. It's so amazing to me.
Speaker 19: That try and figure out an answer a cognitive decline.
You need to tell me that what I was suggesting
was I think.
Speaker 14: That you were mocking his stutter. Yeah, I think you
were mocking his stutter. And I think you have absolutely
no standing to diagnose somebody's cognitive decline. I would think
that somebody in the Trump family would be more sensitive
to people who do do not have medical licenses diagnosing.
Speaker 1: Your competitions from AFAR.
Speaker 14: Plenty of people have diagnosed your father from AFAR.
Speaker 1: Okay, So now he wants to pay out for lying.
He wants to pay out. Wow, I just and I
hope he doesn't get it. I hope the book tanks.
I hope people just ridicule him and mock him endlessly
for this. I hope. So that's what I hope, Please God,
you know, because that's not okay for him to get
a payout for being part of the propaganda machine. That's
what he was part of it. It just is and
red a.
Speaker 2: Ridiculous thing to say.
Speaker 6: You don't like, you don't have a medical degree, you
can't diagnose cognitive decline. Literally every person in the United
States saw and heard what we all saw and heard.
It did not take an expert to notice that he
was absolutely in a state of decline.
Speaker 12: Oh my god.
Speaker 1: So he either was lying, he's lying the whole time
and now capitalizing on that lie, or he's just a
colossal dumbass, or both or both.
Speaker 2: I think it's both.
Speaker 1: Yeah, what a grif.
Speaker 2: I mean, that is a griff. I'm going to make
money off of this story.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, that I like spearheaded on occasion.
Speaker 2: Disgusting.
Speaker 6: Yeah, all right, we also need to talk about what
Jeff Bezos announced yesterday.
Speaker 2: This was a big deal.
Speaker 6: So he sent an email to the entire team at
the Washington Post informing them that the opinion page is
about to change big time. And now the opinion page
is going to be focused to two the first being
personal liberty and the second being free markets. And he said,
if you have a viewpoint that disagrees with those positions,
you can write those somewhere else. The opinion editor in
chief David Shipley has stepped down as a result, and
Jeff Bezos said he is of America and wants to
celebrate these uniquely American values that have led to innovation
and prosperity. And he believes this is the key point
that those viewpoints are underserved in the current newspaper environment.
Speaker 2: And he is a hundred person right about that.
Speaker 1: Mm hmm, yep, that David Shipley guy. Now he offered
the position to David Shipley, who David Shipley worked for Clinton.
He was a Bloomberg the New York Times, the New Republic.
He's done. I mean, he's obviously, like, you know, an
old school kind of journalist. He's sort of person right,
but he apparently isn't into free markets.
Speaker 2: Because he was like coming like that, because.
Speaker 1: Bezos actually said, you could spearhead this, but if it
isn't a hell yes, then it's a no. That's what
he said. So this guy was like, I don't really
like free markets, and so so Bezos is like, okay, bye,
then you know bye. And I think that's great. I
think this is I mean, the culture shift is something
to be really excited about. I think it's great for sure,
would you read his letter, because then you know, after
this scoop kind of broke, then the actual text of
the letter.
Speaker 6: He also posted it on to X and so here
is what he sent hopefully.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, that's so small, mock. Here, I'm writing
to let you know about a change coming to our
opinion pages. We are going to be writing every day
and support and defense of two pillars, personal liberties and
free markets. Will cover other topics too, of course, but
viewpoints opposing those pillars will be left to be published
by others. There was a time when a newspaper, especially
one that was a local monopoly, might have seen it
as a service to bring to the reader's doorstep every
morning a broad based opinion section that's sought to cover
all views. Today, the internet does that job. He's right.
I am of America and for America. I'm proud to
be so. Our country did not get here by being typical,
and a big part of America's success has been freedom
in the economic realm and everywhere else. Freedom is ethical,
It minimizes coercion, and practical. It drives creativity, invention, and prosperity.
Also agree with that I offered David Shipley whom I
greatly admired the opportunity to lead this new chapter. I
suggested to him that if the answer wasn't hell, yes,
then it had to be no. After careful consideration, David
decided to step away. This is a significant shift. It
won't be easy, and it will require one hundred percent commitment.
I respect his decision. We'll be searching for a new
opinion editor to own this new direction. I'm confident that
free markets and personal liberties are right for America. I
also believe these viewpoints are underserved in the current market
of ideas and news opinion, and I'm excited for us
together to fill that void. Yeah.
Speaker 15: I love it.
Speaker 1: I love it. I love it. I think it's great. Yeah,
I think he the thing that he says, they're underserved
in the current market, that's true. Yeah, that's I'm for sure.
In the newspaper market, well, yes, on the internet. I
mean all he has to do is like watch our show, right,
But in the yes, in the newspaper market, it is
indeed underserved. I'm glad that he's recognizing that. And some
people think that he's covering his ass. But even if
he's covering his ass, he's still a very powerful man,
and it does. This will affect the culture, and it
will create a culture shift, which I am all for.
Speaker 2: Yep.
Speaker 6: And there was a guy whose name you'll see because
he tweeted in response to this. He is the news
guy at the Washington Post, obviously concerned about this because
he doesn't see it as being aligned with his own ideology.
I'm sure, And so Jeff Stein says, massive encroachment by
Jeff Bezos into the Washington Post opinion section today makes
clear dissenting views will not be published or tolerated there.
I still haven't felt encroachment on my journalism on the
news side of coverage, but if Bezos tries interfering with
the news side, I will be quitting immediately and letting
you know.
Speaker 1: What, news is different than opinion. So that guy can
suck it, you know, I know she can't, I know.
Speaker 2: But this is this is the thing.
Speaker 6: Anything that is remotely pro America right now sends people
into a complete tailspin.
Speaker 1: Yeah, take note of who those people are. Mm hmm.
Take exactly. They're the same people that wanted to force
you to do all these things or you're going to
lose your job. They're the same people that were like,
you got a mask up, you got to be six
feet amber. Remember those are the same people.
Speaker 6: Oh I remember, yep, you guys remember the Tiffany Henyard, that.
Speaker 2: Horrible, horrible, horrible mayor. That's just disgusting.
Speaker 6: I don't even remember what town, some little town in Illinois.
I think she finally got primaried and she lost by
a lot.
Speaker 2: Here is a report about her adults in Illinois.
Speaker 20: Mayor Tiffany Henyard, who critics call America's worst mayor, lost
her Democratic primary by a landslide. But before the results
came in, Henyard hinted that a loss may not be
the end of her political career.
Speaker 8: I might run for something bigger.
Speaker 15: Never know.
Speaker 2: I do a ton of good. But you're just not
painting me as bad news for four years?
Speaker 15: Who are those that voted for money on her nails
and hair?
Speaker 2: She has a security detail.
Speaker 1: Now she's in a little town they have problem with crime, okay,
but she has a four four car motorcade and I
think Bravo would pick her up. Yeah, she's she's like
the female that I have it.
Speaker 2: I have it, you love so much.
Speaker 1: No, I was just that, Yeah, but I was just
gonna say, She's like the female version of Anthony Wiener, like,
I'm gonna keep trying, you know, after I've been a
complete schmock. I'm just gonna keep on trying to be
in politics because that's what they do, right. They're so
full of theating.
Speaker 6: And they're so they have absolutely no self awareness. Like literally,
everyone hates you. Everyone is trying to get you out
of being mayor.
Speaker 1: And she's like.
Speaker 6: Constantly and she's like everybody that I'm just gonna run
for president.
Speaker 2: So you're staying there's a chance, right, And.
Speaker 6: So if you're watching right now, you can see a
picture on your screen of what her election party headquarters
was looking like after.
Speaker 2: This is after of course she lost.
Speaker 6: She didn't bother to show you know how usually people
when they concede an election or they lose, they still
show up for the people that support them.
Speaker 2: She did not.
Speaker 6: And then Daisy found this hilarious quote that it is
like the perfect way to describe Tiffany Henyard and I
love joy read of Jasmine Crocketts.
Speaker 1: She is like, that's the only way to describe her.
I love that from Richard Tater, which is like one
of the best names on Twitter, Richard Tater, you guys
get it great?
Speaker 2: Oh my god.
Speaker 6: And speaking of Jasmine Crockett, who I can't they have
to be related, Like, there's no way that they're not related.
Speaker 1: I feel like they're somehow cousins or something.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they're way too similar.
Speaker 6: So she was screeching in the house yesterday about about
DOGE and everything else, you know, because she's very, very
unhappy right now, and she is convinced that the actions
that the President that this administration are taking are going
to lead us into World War three, which makes no
sense because like in the same breath she's talking about
how they're looking at these peace deals and she's like,
that's going to ruin, that's gonna send us.
Speaker 2: Into world She is so dumb.
Speaker 6: Yeah, she's so dumb that it almost it's almost unbelievable.
Speaker 1: And fear mongery and racist.
Speaker 15: Yeah.
Speaker 2: So here's her rant from yesterday. Don't worry, it's not
too terribly long because I know people do not have
tolerance for her.
Speaker 21: Instead, we're pushing conspiracy theories, and some of them are
killing people. It's the same thing that we have coming
out of Doge. Is the reason that people are dying
is the reason that warmers are losing their farm because
we continue to pedal conspiracy theories. It is time for
us to say, mister president, guess what Russia invaded Ukraine?
Speaker 2: Can we can we at least agree on that?
Speaker 6: When?
Speaker 1: What is she talking about?
Speaker 2: Y'all?
Speaker 21: This is literally potentially putting us into an international crisis.
We may be heading towards the next world war because
we have a president that wants to pale around with
Putin and wants to do everything to make him feel good,
including lying about who invaded.
Speaker 1: Oh god, she's way too screaming. I can't deal with her.
There's no way she's married, right, because that guy would
he'd be like, I cannot listen to you anymore. Good Lord,
she's screaming, and she screams about it's just utter nonsense.
This do better killing people?
Speaker 6: And she's worried about dooge conspiracy theories.
Speaker 2: Okay, like a kid jazz.
Speaker 1: And doge is what is doge killing? Is doge killing anybody?
Speaker 22: No?
Speaker 1: I just this woman is out of her mind. Yeah,
in Texas, we really need to do better, Like between
her and Dan Crenshaw, what are we doing? Come on?
Speaker 6: And you know, she of course is a member of
the squad, which is known for their brilliance. And here's
another one of them on display talking about how Elon
is just incredibly unqualified for basically anything, and that comes
from the ever so qualified AOC.
Speaker 7: Elon Musk is not a scientist, He is not an engineer.
He is a billionaire con man with a lot of money.
He does not have this kind of good background.
Speaker 1: Oh my god.
Speaker 7: And in fact, while there's some disruption over that, I
sincerely ask you all, I sincerely ask you all to
examine what expertise he has in approving medical devices, in
biomedical engineering devices. And if you all think that he
is an expert in that, I've got a bridge to
nowhere to sell you you're a bartender.
Speaker 1: All right. You could just look at his education if
she wants to talk about education him not being qualified
because she thinks he's somehow stupid. I mean, the guy is.
He is an engineer, he is an inventor, he's a philanthropist,
he's all those things, right, But his education, like it's
just a lift of schools. It's like the guy has
more education than you, AOC. If that's what you're basing
his intelligence on. So she's wrong.
Speaker 6: Well, and the fact that she used as an example
medical devices. Has she heard of neuralink?
Speaker 2: I think the guy has a little bit of expertise.
She's in that area.
Speaker 1: She's out of her league with this argument, like take
all the seats, lady, because he's like parallel parker rocket.
Can you do that?
Speaker 2: She probably can't even parallel park for tesla.
Speaker 1: No, she probably can't.
Speaker 2: All right, we got to talk about the cabinet.
Speaker 6: The first cabinet meeting happened yesterday and of course everybody
was invited and it was, you know, mostly televised, and
it started out with Scott Turner from HUD leading the
cabinet in prayer. And We're not gonna have the whole thing,
but I just wanted you to see a piece of
it because it was really, really nice.
Speaker 23: We thank you.
Speaker 3: For this awesome privileged followed to be in your presence, y'all.
Thank you that you've allowed us to see this day.
The Bible says that's our merciers are new every morning.
O Lord God today in our meet and we pray
that you will be glorified in our conversation in Jesus name.
Speaker 23: Amen.
Speaker 1: It's so great and it's just at the end of
that he was like, he did that was a really
good job you did. It's a really good job. I
loved it. It was so trump It's sweet. I love
that they owed in the prayer. People's heads are exploding
and I'm all about it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, explode away whatever.
Speaker 6: Keet hag Seth also took a question about accountability for
that botched Afghanistan withdrawal, and it sure to me sounds
like it's coming.
Speaker 24: Leet review of every single aspect of what happened with
the botch withdrawal of Afghanistan and planned to have full accountability.
It's one of the first things we announced at.
Speaker 22: The Defense Department for that reason, Sir.
Speaker 24: Certainly General Raisin Kane, who's on his way in, was
not a part of that. Instead was a part of
leading the effort against ISIS by untying the hands of
warfighters and finishing the job properly and then bringing our
troops home. So we're taking a very different view obviously
than the previous administration, and there will be full accountability.
Speaker 1: It's just that they're all tireless, like they're all like
so ready to go and so excited about doing the work.
That they do, and that is inspiring to me. We
have not seen that in a long time.
Speaker 6: It seems like a very singularly focused team with they
know their mission and they all know their part in
achieving it, and it just seems really cohesive. Now there's
people suggesting that it's not as cohesive as.
Speaker 2: We'd like to believe.
Speaker 6: I can't even remember who I saw a bunch of
people like watch when Trump asks for the cabinet to
show its.
Speaker 2: Approval of Elon.
Speaker 6: There's a moment that you're going to see next where
he's like, who here doesn't like Elon because if you don't,
I'm getting rid of you, or something like that. He
was joking around about getting rid of whoever doesn't like Elon,
And then you watch the cabinet folks applaud for Elon,
and somebody pointed out that Marco Rubio Bear gives sort
of this one clap and that's it, And so clearly
like Trump's gonna fire Mark A.
Speaker 2: Rubio And there's already this rift in the cabinet and
people are losing their minds and.
Speaker 1: They're so hyper focused on this and his cabinet meeting. Meanwhile,
like Joe Biden was running it a couple of months ago,
and his crackhead Sun was running the White House, you know,
but they're super fixated on this cabinet. You know. It's
just it's the double standards are outrageous to me. Yeah.
Speaker 2: Absolutely So.
Speaker 6: Here's the moment where Trump asked his cabinet to you know,
what they think of Elon, and then Elon had very
very nice things to say about the cabinet in return.
Speaker 2: Here that is, I loved the cabinet.
Speaker 5: Anybody unhappy, if you are, will throw them at it here.
Speaker 1: I mean, herf K really isn't doing anything either.
Speaker 5: A lot of respect for Elon and that he's doing this,
and some disagree a little bit, but I will tell you,
for the most part, I think everyone's not only happy
that the realm so go ahead.
Speaker 22: Elin President Trump has put together. I think the best
cabinet ever literally so. And I do not give false
praise this. This is an incredible group of people. I
don't think that such a talented team has actually.
Speaker 6: Ever been assembled.
Speaker 22: I think it's literally the best cabinet that the country's
ever had. And I think the company should be incredibly
appreciative of the people in this room. But our goal
is not to be capricious or unfair, it's we want.
Speaker 1: To give people every I think he's absolutely hundred percent correct, though.
It is like the best cabinet in history, the fantastic
team of people.
Speaker 2: So what did you make of Marco's one class?
Speaker 1: I just was like, I just I may have done
that too. I'm just not really like when everybody else
claps on, go oh, I got a clap too, are are?
I'm not like that. I'm just not so I don't
see what the drink I mean. RFK didn't really clap either.
He's on a mission and he's like, whatever, I mean,
I don't I don't really read anything into that at all.
Speaker 16: Yeah.
Speaker 6: Well, and a lot of people right here in our
chat are saying that they've heard Marco praise Elon plenty
of times before, So this isn't like, I don't think
it's anything that we need to particularly worry about.
Speaker 1: No, everybody's thinking dumb about it.
Speaker 2: Yeah. So Elon was obviously asked a lot of questions.
Speaker 6: The press was there, and they asked him, you know,
to talk more about this email that everybody's still freaking
out about, and so he said, listen, it was not.
Speaker 2: I'm not.
Speaker 6: I didn't mean it to like cause this big giant firestorm.
Trump asked me to get more aggressive, and so that
was an idea that I had. Here he is talking
about the point behind the now infamous email.
Speaker 22: We need to send an email, and the email could
simply be what I'm working on two centsitible classified to
describe like literally, just that would be sufficient. You know,
I think this is just common sense.
Speaker 13: Hey, what is your charge?
Speaker 4: Help?
Speaker 25: Or how many workers employees you're looking to captule.
Speaker 22: We wish to keep everyone who is doing a job
that is essential and doing that job well. But if
if they're if the job is not essential or they're
not doing the job, well, the obviously should not be
on the public perrol. Well, yeah, to clear like the
I think that email perhaps it was best interpreted as
a performance review, but actually it was a pulse check review.
Do you have a pass? Do you have a pulse
and two neurons? So if you have a pass in
two neurons, you can reply to an email. This is,
you know, I think, not a high bar. That's what
I'm saying. This is should be anyone could accomplish this.
But what we are trying to get to the bottom
of is we think there are a number of people
on the government payroll who are dead, which is probably
why they can't respond. Unbelievable, And then some people who
are not really people like that, literally fictional individuals that
a collecting patick. Well, somebody's collecting paychecks on a fictional individual.
So we're literally trying to figure out all these people real,
all they alive and can they right an emails? Which
I think is a reasonable expectation totally. Yes, public would
have at least that expectation.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's reasonable if you're an adult, if you're an
adult in a grown ash job, then you should be
able to I don't know, answer an email. If you
can't do that, then you probably don't deserve the amount
of pay that we're giving you with benefits. Yeah, somebody said,
it's not rocket science. Is that crystals? That it's not
not rocket science? That's absolutely perfect.
Speaker 6: The reporters also, of course, asked Trump a lot of questions,
one of which is, since this House budget passed yesterday
and the left immediately pounced to lie about it and
fear monger that, oh my god, Medicaid, Medicare, social Security
benefits are all going away and everyone's going to die,
and everybody should be terrified. So the press said, are
you going is this bill going to impact Medicare, Medicaid
or social Security?
Speaker 2: And Trump is over this question here.
Speaker 13: He is the mill of the passed last night aims
to cut truly indulge, right, Can you.
Speaker 25: Guarantee that Medicare, Medicaid, social Security will not be touched?
Speaker 16: Yeah?
Speaker 5: I mean I have said it so many times. You
shouldn't be asking me that question. Okay, this will not
be read my lips. It won't be read my lips anymore.
We're not going to touch it now. We are going
to look for fraud. I'm sure you're okay with that,
like people that shouldn't be on people that are illegal,
aliens and others criminals in many cases, and that's with
Social Security. We have a lot of people. You see
that immediately when you see people that are two hundred
years old that are being said checks for Social Security,
some of them are actually being said checks. So we're
tracing that down and I have a feeling that Pam
is going to do a very good job with that.
But you have a lot of fraud, but no we're not.
Speaker 10: Doing anything on it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and I hope they chase that down and trace
it down and when they find people who are taking
Social Security checks that aren't theirs, those people go to jail.
That's gross. I want every single one of those freaking
people to be behind bars.
Speaker 2: Yes, please agreed.
Speaker 6: One of the people in the cabinet, Lee Zelden, who
is in charge of the EPA, that guy means business
when it comes to cutting in his own department, and
here Trump is to talk about that.
Speaker 9: Well.
Speaker 5: I spoke with Lee Zelden, and he thinks he's going
to be cutting sixty five or so percent of the
people from environmental and we'll just beed up the process too.
At the same time, a lot of people that weren't
doing their job, they were just obstructionists, and a lot
of people that didn't exist.
Speaker 2: I guess I love this. I can't love this harder.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Accountability. They're restoring accountability back to the government and.
Speaker 6: They're leaning out, which is exactly how the government needs
to be.
Speaker 2: It needs to be.
Speaker 1: Lean I saw a list yesterday and I need a
probably send it to you so we can put it
on our show. But I saw a list yesterday of
all the taxes that we pay you guys. I mean,
it's it's obscene, just the little things here and there
that they take from you. It is theft the ship
they charge us for. It's just I was so depressed
when I saw that yesterday. I was like, I gotta
go outside and touch grass. I have to, I can't.
It just it made me. It made me so mad
because like what we fought, like I always say, we
always fought. We fought a revolution of our what two
three percent tax? Right? And now we're just like the
frogs and the boiling pot, where we just accept all
of this, well, even degeneracy, we've seen that, you know,
but we accept them taking from us, and like it
just gets more and more and more. You teach people
how to treat you. We've got to stop this. This
is the time to stop it. And to your point yesterday,
this is the this is the only hope this administration
is it. If we can't stop it in this administration,
I don't think it's gonna stop.
Speaker 15: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Was that is the chart that you're talking about?
Speaker 6: Is it the one where it shows how many times
the same dollar is taxed?
Speaker 2: Because that's the one that makes my head.
Speaker 1: That's different. That's different. I actually just saw a list
of all the taxes. It was so big, it was
such fine print. That's on many things were on it.
How we're taxed in every single way when it comes
to sales tax and property tax and a state to everything.
All right, every single tax And you're right. But when
you look at it, from that one dollar being taxed
several times, they are stealing from us. Yeah, I just
I can't. And if you don't understand that, I can't
help you. If you're before that, then by all means,
write a check with your own money to the federal government.
That's on you. But I don't want to do that.
I want my money.
Speaker 6: Trump is still talking about Canada being that fifty first state.
Speaker 2: Man. He is not letting up on this conversation.
Speaker 5: Here he is, And I say Canada should be our
fifty first. There's no tariffs, no nothing. And I say
that we give them military protection. They have a very
small military. They spend very little money on military or NATO.
They're just about last in terms of payment because they say,
why should we spend on military. That's a tremendous course.
Most nations can't afford to even think about it. Why
should we spend on military? The United States protects US
and I would say that's largely true. We protect Canada.
But it's not fair. It's not fair that they're not
paying their way, and if they had to pay their way,
they couldn't exist. When I spoke to let's call the
Prime minister rather than the governor. But when I spoke
to him, I said, why are we giving you two
hundred billion dollars a year? He was unable to answer
the question. I said, why are we letting you make
millions of cars and send them in? He was unable
to answer the question. Justin Trudeau, nice guy. I think
he's a very good guy. I call him governor. True,
he should be governor because the fact is that if
we don't give them cars, we don't have to give
them cars. The tariffs will make it impossible for them
to sell cars into the United States. The tariffs will
make it impossible for them to sell lumber or anything
else into the United States. And all I'm asking to
do is break even or lose a little bit, but
not lose two hundred billion.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I love that.
Speaker 1: It's a lot of freagument he couldn't answer the question
because he you know, he can't defend it.
Speaker 21: Mm hmm.
Speaker 6: Well, and it's kind of like this whole you know,
Trump's attitude is the same for all the countries that
have been taking advantage of the United States forever and
never never, never, never.
Speaker 2: And so he talked about NATO and.
Speaker 6: Basically say said that the EU was formed as a
way to screw the United States. And he talked about
tariffs with respect to Europe too, and what will the
retaliation be? He doesn't air here, he iss it.
Speaker 5: Was formed in order to screw the United States. I mean,
let's be on it. The European Union was formed in
order to screw the United States. That's the purpose of it.
And they've done a good job of it.
Speaker 22: But now I'm president, we'll have it in these countries
or that you retaliate.
Speaker 9: They can't.
Speaker 5: I mean they can try, but they can't.
Speaker 1: This is what whatever is what happens when you have
a businessman running the country. This is what I'm right.
Speaker 2: It's so great.
Speaker 1: He's a business guy and he gets it and he
wants he wants to make sure that his company, our
country is not getting screwed.
Speaker 2: Mm hmmm, that's right. He wants profit. He wants the
United States to be profitable. Yep.
Speaker 1: And I want that too, because the more profitable we are,
the less taxes we pay, you know, and the more
I can keep in my pocket.
Speaker 2: You two, That's exactly right.
Speaker 12: Uh.
Speaker 6: There was a moment too, because you know, the press
has been really, really kind of awful to Trump when
it comes to how he has been trying to negotiate
a peace deal with Russia and Ukraine.
Speaker 2: They've obviously, you know, accused him of being.
Speaker 6: Like in Putin's pocket all the other nonsense, and so jd.
Vance took a stand to the press and had this
to say, as the President.
Speaker 18: Said, We're not going to do the negotiation in public
with the American media. He's going to do it in
private with the President of Russia, with the president of
Ukraine and with other leaders. And I think that's how
this has to go. I think that I just want
to push back against some of the criticism I've seen
in the administration on this, because every single time the
President engages in diplomacy, you guys preemptively accuse him of
conceding to Russia. He hasn't conceded anything to anyone. He's
doing the job of a diplomat, and he is, of
course the diplomat in chief, is the President of the
United States.
Speaker 1: Yeah, now, you guys, we did an interview with Xavier
this week. It's coming out Saturday, I believe. And every
time I see jd Vance now, I cannot stop thinking
about the fact that he calls him Jadarious Vance. I
can't like I'll never get over that. I'm always going
to see that. Now the great Jadarious Fanci guys, so.
Speaker 2: Great, you guys, we could have talked to him.
Speaker 1: I ever love him.
Speaker 6: And by the way, if you don't know who he is,
I thought I would just grab a really quick clip
of him. That is just one of his cute little clips.
So if you don't know who Xavier Jerusso is, this
is who you'll see an interview with if you tune
into all of our podcast places on Saturday.
Speaker 2: Here he is. For those who may be new to him.
Speaker 26: Telling me that I sound like a white person, I
sound like someone who wants to have a job that
pays me enough to not need a Similus check. I
sound like someone who wasn't failed by underfunded inner city
public schools in the ghetto. I sound like someone who
understands how to enunciate vowels and conjugate verbs, And if
I didn't, then I would sound like someone who didn't
it because proper annunciation is based on education and grammatical
comprehension and practice, not skin color. But I was a
kid in Chicago, people really tried to shame me for
speaking too properly. Would you like to know what those
kids are doing with their lives now? They're selling and
or buying crack except one. He now goes by Chief Keith.
Speaker 1: I just freaking love him. He's a prayer. You guys, Oh,
we're like, we're bfs with them now, which just love himself.
Speaker 2: He's great. Brian Stelter has a problem with the cabinet beating.
Speaker 6: Surprise, so his his his accusation is that Trump is performing,
that he's putting on some sort of.
Speaker 2: A show and not actually accomplishing anything.
Speaker 1: Okay, this is the same guy that supported Biden, who
was basically weak at Bernie's and they propped him up,
and you got, you cannot make this up.
Speaker 2: You cannot here he is.
Speaker 27: I'm with Trump knowing that he doesn't just have to
be president, has to perform the presidency. I have the
appearance of action, the appearance of doing something at all times.
Is also striking to me. How he's trying to rewrite
the dictionary again. You know, he did this with the
word hoax for example years ago, trying to redefine the
word hoax to me in a true story that he
doesn't like. Well, the new word that's being targeted is
the word fraud. When they talk about waste fraud and abusa,
he's trying to redefine fraud as spending he doesn't like, right,
spending that he and must we.
Speaker 12: Don't agree with it, don't.
Speaker 27: And that's the kind of spending their targeting.
Speaker 2: And I got fraud in the.
Speaker 27: Criminal definition of the term, but it's spending they don't like.
And it's interesting how the both Trump and Musk keep
going back to those kinds of words.
Speaker 1: Dude needs to buy a neck, he totally does. What
a crap take, I know?
Speaker 2: And why why does CNN have him?
Speaker 6: I mean they fired him, Like what are they doing
bringing back the people that they fire?
Speaker 1: Exactly? What are you doing? CNN?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 6: And to your point, for all the people that are
mad that Elon was participating in that cabinet meeting because
he was reporting on Doge, which affects all of the
cabinet positions.
Speaker 2: Yes, let us just remind you who ran the last
cabinet meeting.
Speaker 6: That is one of what like two that Biden had
as an entire presidency.
Speaker 2: It was his freaking what Biden had.
Speaker 5: Where the United States continues to be home to the
most cutting edge research in the world.
Speaker 2: And where everyone can lead, help your lives.
Speaker 7: Thank you.
Speaker 1: I can't just I saw over Twitter yesterday X yesterday
people are like, so you got like a community college
professor running the cabinet meetings, and then they don't think
Elon is capable. Okay, all right, I.
Speaker 6: Know this isn't cabinet related, but remember the guy in
the amazing you know, in the Butler Pennsylvania, the Secret
Service guy, the big tall guy that was like right
there shielding Trump and like moving him off stage. Everybody
remembers them Sean Karen or Kuran. I'm not sure how
to pronounce his name. And so now we know that
he's going to be leading the Secret Service and he
just did his first interview and he has such deep
affection for Donald Trump. This was so what he said
was quote. Look, if it came to it, I'd be
sitting right next to him. This is assuming that Trump
had had to go serve time in jail. He said,
that's how much I care for him. That's how much
I felt that he deserved the level of protection that
any of our protectees should get.
Speaker 2: There's nothing I would not have done for him.
Speaker 1: That's what you want in secrets, that's what you want.
That's what you want. You want guys like that.
Speaker 28: M M.
Speaker 6: Do you remember yesterday when we played that, it was
like a It was a parody video essentially of Trump
signing the executive to order and like the guy in
the background going, this is your FAF order.
Speaker 1: Yesfo.
Speaker 6: So the original of that was actually about an executive
order that prohibits the weaponization of the Department of Justice
and specifically targets people like Jack Smith, who targeted Trump
for years and years and years. And so Trump took
a special delight in signing this executive order, so much
so that after he signed it and the reporters started
screaming questions at him, he was like, no, no, no, no, no,
just let me savor this for a minute.
Speaker 1: And then he said the pet I love the pen.
At the end, he's like, you can get this panda
Jack here.
Speaker 23: The outside of your aministration. Sir, you committed to ending
the weaponization of government, to holding those accountable who participated
in the weaponization of government.
Speaker 5: Wald it this is a good one. Is everybody listening,
deranged Jacksmith. We're going to call it the deranged Jack
Smith Signing or Bill.
Speaker 23: One law firm that provided pro bono legal services to
the Special Counsel's Office under Jack Smith's leadership was Comington
and Berlin. As a result of those actions, we're now
going to be suspending and putting under review the security
clearancies for the attorneys and employees at that firm who
worked with Jack Smith's team. And we're going to continue
holding the people who were responsible for the weaponization of government,
who supported it, accountable for what they did.
Speaker 5: And you'll be doing this with other firms. This time
goes by right.
Speaker 23: We're looking at the whole panoply of options.
Speaker 5: The weaponization of our system by law firms, even pro
bono work they're doing just in order to clog up
Verman stop government. And nobody knows about it more than me,
and hopefully that will never happen. Again coming to.
Speaker 9: Berlin, President May, I ask you a question about Europe.
Speaker 12: So long term do you plan to maintain the number
of us.
Speaker 9: Who would like.
Speaker 5: Why don't you send it to Jack Smith a deranged person?
Speaker 1: Yeah, quit asking me about Europe. I'm trying to like
enjoy this moment, lady, right.
Speaker 2: Give me a beat.
Speaker 1: Crazy who has security clearances in our country. I think
we need to start being a lot more careful about that,
Like we're a lot of maybe just a little bit,
start vetting the crap out of people before they get
a security clearance. I hope that that happens moving forward.
Speaker 6: Just going back to the cabinet meeting for a second,
and specifically one of the cabinet members, Secretary of State
Mark or Rubio, was recently interviewed. And you know, there's
a lot of people on the left who are all.
Speaker 2: Like, oh, Nino, poor Nino. They're so they're so hurt
by Trump.
Speaker 6: They've got the field bads because Trump is going mean
to them.
Speaker 2: And Marco set the record straight about NATO.
Speaker 29: Is not in jeopardy. The only thing that puts to
NATO in jeopardy is the fact that we have NATO
allies who barely have militaries or whose militaries are not
very capable because they've spent forty years not spending any
money on it. We've been NATO, and all President Trump
is argued is what every president, every American president has
argued for the last thirty years, and that is, these
are rich countries, especially in Western Europe. They have plenty
of money. They should be investing that in the national security,
and they're not. You have countries spending one and a
half percent, one percent of their economy and we just
can't keep subsidizing that.
Speaker 15: It's not fair and it's not sustainable.
Speaker 1: I know, and I believe this is kind of and
the people who argue about this, who are like, oh
my god, this is so mean, We're being so mean Andana,
they're the same people who are like, that person needs
to pay is fair share? You know, yes, that billionaire
should die or pay us fair share?
Speaker 5: You know.
Speaker 1: I mean, this is who those people are. But yet
they can't see that that's we're being taken advantage of.
Those are the people who are actually taking advantage of us?
Are those people who we are paying for We shouldn't
have be paying for other countries militaries it's a scarred
it's not our founders didn't want that. They didn't want
it well.
Speaker 6: And it's so funny that I see a lot of
like lefty accounts posting, you know, quotes from other world leaders,
European leaders, who are now saying out loud, the America
doesn't have our back anymore. We're going to have to
take care of ourselves. And I'm and they're saying that,
like see how awful Trump is, and I'm like.
Speaker 2: God, everybody should want that.
Speaker 6: Everybody should everybody should understand that each country has to
take care of their own interests.
Speaker 2: Why right? Why does that mean? How it should be?
Speaker 1: These are the cradle to grave people who believe that
somebody else should be taking care of their family. You know, God,
nobody else's job to take care of my family than
me and my husband.
Speaker 2: That's exactly right, exactly right.
Speaker 1: It transcends on a national level. These people are whacked.
Speaker 2: I know, it's absolutely nuts.
Speaker 6: And then you know when they're not, when they're not
like recharacterizing or mischaracterizing everything that Trump is doing, they're
literally cheering on something bad happening in the country.
Speaker 2: And so Scott Jennings.
Speaker 6: Kaut, Yeah, all out one of his fellow CNN colleagues
for cheering on and hoping for a recession.
Speaker 25: Here it is, we're seeing that Americans now are looking
forward to perhaps a recession.
Speaker 30: Can I respond to some of this? I've said here
patiently for this long speech. So it seems to me
that Democrats are taking a three pronged approach at attagging
Donald Trump. One is openly rooting for the failure of
the United States by wish casting a recession, which is
just an insane political strategy. Number two wanting to pin
their entire political future on keeping government as large or
larger than it is now. And number three continuing continuing
to claim that mass deportations or that getting the border
under control is somehow a bad policy idea for the
United States. I wholeheartedly hope that Maria is appointed to
run the Democratic midterm strategy, because if you're rooting for
recession or for illegal immigration and for a larger government,
you're going to take a bath.
Speaker 1: Nix nobody. This is a problem because none of that
is true.
Speaker 7: Scott.
Speaker 2: You know I just repeated that what you said.
Speaker 1: No, honey, I did not say that I'm a recession sweetheart.
Speaker 19: Ones who are saying that a recession is coming because
Donald Trump has done nothing about it.
Speaker 30: Get you, get your palm poms, keep rooting, keep rooting
for American failure.
Speaker 15: It served you well.
Speaker 1: Last nova, she called him sweetheart and honey. Can you
imagine if he did that to her? Oh my god,
what a bach. Yes, that was terrible. You don't do that, sweetheart, honey,
like during it and trying to belittle it by doing whatever.
Speaker 2: God God, Yeah, she was awful. But it's true.
Speaker 6: This is what they do they if it suits the
Democrat cause they would just as soon watch America crumble
as long as they get to continue to be Democrats.
Speaker 1: I guess because Orange Man bad.
Speaker 2: Right, That's that's exactly right.
Speaker 1: They're lunatics.
Speaker 6: Yeah, you guys probably by now have heard of this
person on Twitter who has you know, gotten this humongous
following because of her work on exposing some of the
absolute waste and misuse of our taxpayer dollars. She goes
by data Republican on Twitter, and it was yesterday I
think she got doxed and finally admitted to like what
her name is and all of that. But right before
that happened, she went onto News Nation and showed her
face but did not say her name at that point.
Speaker 2: And she is a deaf woman. She communicates via a translator,
so the voice that you're going to hear is her
trans later. But she is like uber autistic and super
super into.
Speaker 6: Data and has developed her own AI to basically scour
the entire Internet of publicly available information in order to
put it into a into like a digestible format to
show how much of our taxpayer money is being wasted.
Speaker 2: It's pretty incredible the work that she's done.
Speaker 6: Elon has been in communication or at least his team
has been in communication with her.
Speaker 2: Everyone should be.
Speaker 6: Following this account if you're not already, because there is
more to come, which you'll hear about right here.
Speaker 28: X account Data Republican, shared over and over again by
Elon Musk himself, is a real person, a former programmer
now full time calling out government waste like exposing USAID.
She goes by data and uses AI tools to search
public databases for waste and fraud. She's been to DC
to meet with Elon Musk's dog team and publishes all
her findings on X and her website. Charity funding federal grants,
non governmental organizations funded by taxpayers. It's all there.
Speaker 31: What do you say to people who think that this data,
these databases, these numbers have been out there for a
long time, that they've been public for a long time,
and that it's sort of like a publicity stunt that
they're getting all this attention.
Speaker 12: Now, that's just an ignorant assumption. Data does not equal transparency.
I am a database expert, a database scientist, I am
a kernel engineer, and the numbers do not lie. What
I did was I added the index to the book
so that people can actually find the awards what they're
looking for. And you have to understand, without AI, this
would not be possible. Because the book is so large,
nobody can sit down and read the entire thing. So
my project right now is to work on analyzing connections
and relationships between people in the government, because if you
research people long enough, you start to notice that they're
all working together, they're all married, they're all in laws,
they know each other.
Speaker 2: They all sit on the same board for many years.
Speaker 12: And that's my project to map those relationships and put
it on my website.
Speaker 28: She says Democrats and Republicans are both to blame.
Speaker 12: I cannot tell you enough how much both are involved.
It is everywhere. Now, we even have members of Congress,
So we have sitting members of Congress that actually sit
on the ENGOs right now. They vote in Congress for
money for themselves, and they sit on the same ENGOs
that they're voting to get money. It is a huge,
huge conflict of interest, and it's buried very deep.
Speaker 1: Protect this woman at all costs, right, Protect her, God,
protect her. Yeah, And I can't wait for AOC to
call her stupid. Oh yeah, she's got no qualifications, right,
I don't know where are they found this deaf woman?
I just I can't wait. Just you go ahead and
do that, AFC. God bless you.
Speaker 6: And the worst part, you know, as she's been indexing
and as we've been uncovering more and more about where.
Speaker 1: You just let himself in, you guys, I don't. I'm sorry.
This is this is why we're not like a really
high profile show because I just such so you're just
going to see his ass up in the air. Can
you get out? Can you please get out? Nobody invited you, nobody.
I'm sorry, I'll get him out a second. I'm sorry.
Speaker 2: Well, what I was saying yes.
Speaker 6: As we're learning more and more about where our text
money is been going and the level of just the
crazy stuff that it's been going to, it doesn't get
crazier than when our money funds actual terrorism. As you'll
hear from this exchange that Tim Burchett had in a
hearing just the other.
Speaker 1: Day, Roman, are you aware that we are sending forty million.
Speaker 2: Dollars a week to the to the Taliban?
Speaker 1: Yes, sir, believable.
Speaker 10: Can you name either instances of foreign aid going to
terrorist organizations?
Speaker 9: We have assisted El Shabab and Somalia, There's been instances
of the Humsy network in Sudan, Hamas Islamic Jihad, Hasbala Katalia,
Haya Takul Shamsan Syria. Dozens of terror organizations have received
indirect assistance from US foreign aid.
Speaker 2: That's fantastic.
Speaker 1: Forty million a week. That wasn't a one time fee.
Forty million a week?
Speaker 30: What are we doing?
Speaker 1: What the hell is going on? And then again, are
you going to defend this AFC? You going to defend
it all the people on the left who are just
clutching their pearls ever saving money, do you you go
ahead and write a check to the Taliban. I don't
want to do that unbelievable forty million a week.
Speaker 2: It's just awful.
Speaker 1: I can't even comprehend that kind of money.
Speaker 6: Yeah, but you know Democrats will be like, that's barely
like point oh oh something of the whole budget.
Speaker 1: This is what they always say, is about its meetingless
about everything. Oh god, that's just it's madness.
Speaker 5: I know.
Speaker 2: So you guys remember yesterday.
Speaker 6: Was it yesterday I think it was, or maybe the
day before where we played that clip of Don Lemon
losing his shit at Megan Kelly because Megan Kelly was
making fun of Joy Reid crying and getting fired as
we all were, of course, but Don Lemon went after Meghan,
and so I've been waiting and waiting and waiting for
her response, and.
Speaker 2: It was great, as you might expect. So here's Megan
going right back after done.
Speaker 17: I saw in the news yesterday Don Lemon was out
there upset that I'm enjoying the joy read termination, once again,
calling me nasty names.
Speaker 2: And really, what's.
Speaker 17: Happening here is when one cannot generate light on one's
self by oneself, they may find it fine just to
bathe in the reflective light of someone else who actually
is successful. That's what's really happening there. Don Lemon has
no viewers, he has no listeners whatsoever. He has not
been able to make it in the cable news world,
where he was repeatedly demoted and then fired. He was
fired two minutes after getting hired by Elon, which should
have been a lifeline to him, but he was too
stupid to actually take advantage of it. And now he's
too stupid to actually make it in the digital lane.
So he did the one thing that he could think
of to do, which was get into the press by
attacking me. And now he's gotten more ink than he's
gotten in the past four years. But he's a sad,
pathetic little man who actually cannot make it in business
on his own. And really, at this point thought some prayers.
Don hang in there.
Speaker 1: That was the greatest. There's nothing better, oh better.
Speaker 2: Just awesome levels of snark there. I loved it, loved it.
Speaker 1: Bless your heart, Donnie, bless your heart.
Speaker 2: They're there, they're there right all right.
Speaker 6: Moving on to our last segment before we get to talks,
and this is just going to be a mishmash of gossip.
Speaker 2: Yay, well, gossip and Gavin.
Speaker 1: We'll talk.
Speaker 2: We'll just put it that way, Gospel Gavin.
Speaker 6: And so, first of all, we talked yesterday about how
Byron Donald's maybe it official he is running for governor.
We know already that Trump is in his camp, he's
he's endorsed him, but we also know that there's rumblings
about Casey DeSantis potentially running. And one of the people
that hates Casey DeSantis more than anybody else in the
entire universe is Laura Lumer and one of the people
that I hate almost more than anybody in the entire universe.
Speaker 1: La whatever.
Speaker 6: So this is just getting very, very interesting. And Caitlin Bennett,
who you know from such things as that hilarious photo
that we posted yesterday of her posing with a patriotically
painted rhino and calling it Dan Crenshaw, and she also
does amazing like Man on the Street interviews that are hilarious.
So she tweeted out about Byron Donald's this and listen,
I have nothing against Byron Donald's I think he's fantastic.
I just think that's going to be a really, really
interesting primary. But what Caitlin said is most of the
people who are excited about Donald's running for governor are
paid influencers from different states and not actual Florida voters.
Those of us who live here haven't forgotten how he
sided with Kamala Harris and BLM against Ron DeSantis's pro family,
common sense policies. And then Roger Stone, who is super
tight with Laura Lumer, retweeted that and said essentially that
it was nonsense. No one thinks he said, Casey DeSantis
is qualified to be governor. Her only expertise is grifting
and filling her pocket, but the grassroots of Florida.
Speaker 2: Is for Byron Donalds.
Speaker 6: Laura Lumer and I called this power grab by Florida's diminutive,
backstabbing governor two and a half years ago. There's been
no one that's been more awful to the Desantas than
Laura Luminer.
Speaker 1: How a backstabbing governor? Seriously, how's your life there in Florida?
If it sucks so bad, then leave right. This is
and she's she's the.
Speaker 6: One that like cast doubt on Casey DeSantis even having
breast cancer, saying that Casey was some sort of fraud
because she goes by her middle name and no difference name.
That was indefensible, absolutely psychotic behavior from Laura Lumer. And
now she is at it again, like she is so
on board ripping on Casey DeSantis. And so she also said,
looking forward to watching Ron and Casey get dragged again.
They will never learn Byron Donalds will be a great governor.
Just stay home with the kids. Casey, who chose to
have kids, go be a mom to little kids who
otherwise be neglected.
Speaker 2: On the campaign trail, that was the first thing that
she said.
Speaker 1: Well, first of all, women can work outside the hum.
They could be wives, they could even start their own businesses.
Look at us like it'd be moms. They could be
good moms. So I just want to make sure everybody's
aware of that. Laura Lumer, you wear that like we
can actually do that. We can juggle some stuff. That's
what we do. She realizes that Trump is gonna put
her anywhere in his cabinet.
Speaker 9: Right.
Speaker 6: I think she's been fairly well ostracized by the Trump
team now because she's so toxic.
Speaker 1: I mean, she's absolutely poison. That must sting a little
for her.
Speaker 6: Well, and then she put like Casey Desanta's recently gave
a speech, and in it, like at the very beginning
of it, you know how you you know, say that,
like you do the little ice breaking stuff with the audience, right,
And so she made this joke about how she was
excited to be there that grandma was staying home with
the kids, and then it was super nice to be
able to talk to somebody over five years old.
Speaker 2: And so, you know, like typical mom jokes. She's just
like doing the thing. And so Laura Lumer posted that
and ripped on it and said, and here's the caption
of what of that video? She tweeted, Literally, nobody is laughing.
She talks too much. Look, I'm gonna keep it real.
Speaker 6: Women will not be voting for Casey over a man
because her yapping drives women crazy. If it drives women nuts,
imagine how the men who have to hear her voice feel.
Women in politics.
Speaker 1: Oh, so women shouldn't be in politics now, Like we
can't work outside the home if we have children. What
the hell is she married? She's not married, is she?
Speaker 15: No?
Speaker 1: Yeah? Okay, that was no. And she's just one of
those people who's telling actual working women doing things that
you can't work and have kids at the same time.
Speaker 22: What is that?
Speaker 6: I mean, isn't she kind of a woman in politics?
Has she heard her own voice?
Speaker 1: But she but there again, she's kind of, but she's
not also a wife and a mother, so you know
you can't do both mock whatever.
Speaker 6: I just this and just to give you like an
even like just to put a fine point on how
insane she is. She is actually trying to say about
Ashley Saint Clair, who I do not want to defend, okay,
and then Laura Lumer ends up putting me in a
position where I got to defend the indefensible.
Speaker 2: So she is now suggesting I could not believe this
when I saw it.
Speaker 6: She is now trying to make a thing out of
the fact that Ashley Saint Clair said she had sex
with Elon Musk on two dates in early January, and
that her due date was like in October. She gave
birth in September, as we know because she made that announcement.
So Laura, because she has no idea what it is
like to be pregnant, she doesn't understand gestation periods, she
is trying to suggest that there the math ain't mathing
about about Ashley Saint Clair's baby. So this is This
is total psychotic phost right here, she said. Ashley Saint
Clair said she conceived her baby on January second or third,
and gave birth in September, a full nine month pregnancy
with the baby was said to be born on October seventh.
Speaker 1: DO date.
Speaker 2: Calculators suggest that Ashley isn't being honest about the conception date.
The math mathing.
Speaker 1: Okay, what would she say about your pregnancy? Because the
math the math did it math, Laura Lumer. Sometimes babies
can be born early or late. Yeah, damn.
Speaker 22: How do you not think?
Speaker 1: Oh my god, just take when it comes to this stuff,
just please don't talk about it. If you don't know
what you're talking about.
Speaker 2: This is just embarrassing, ambarrassing.
Speaker 1: That is embarrassing. Like literally, I know people who like
women who haven't had children who understand this very simple concept.
Speaker 2: Right It's it's just like I don't want to self
own that way.
Speaker 1: My daughter wasn't born on her DO date either. Oh
my gosh, what they're not at all? Babies are born
on your exact DU dates.
Speaker 2: This is it's psycho. It's psycho, is what it is.
Speaker 6: Speaking of psychos. Gavin Newsom, who has he's in charge
of a big state. I don't know if you guys
were aware. A lot of stuff going on in California
right now. They've dealt with fires, They've dealt with all
kinds of enormous tax issues, They've dealt with failures with homelessness,
They've dealt with all kinds of horrible problems.
Speaker 2: So what is Gavin doing now? He's starting a podcast.
I can no joke. Here is his announcement. We need
to change the conversation.
Speaker 32: And that's why I'm launching a new podcast, and this
is going to be anything but the ordinary politician podcast.
I'm going to be talking to people directly that I
disagree with, as well as people I look up to.
But more important than anything else, I'll be talking directly
with you the listener, real conversations. What's going on with
the cost of eggs, what are the impacts, real impacts
to you around tariffs? What power does an executive order
really have? And what's really going on inside of DOCH. Look,
there's an onslaught of information that we take in, so
let's take it to the sources without the typical political
mumbo jumble. In the first few weeks, we're gonna be
sitting down with some of the biggest leaders and architects
in the Mega movement. This is Gavin Newsom.
Speaker 1: What a performer this guy is. He's a narcissistic performer.
He just can't can't stop. You cannot do your job.
You literally ruined California and you're like, I'm start up high.
I don't want to do what. He's the douchiest douche
in douche town.
Speaker 2: I just want him to I want to give him
a secrets so.
Speaker 1: Bad right, Like, who wants to listen to that voice too? Yeah,
you guys, Cody Coda was like talking to me. Can
you just not Nobody wants to hear you talk?
Speaker 2: I think everybody does. Actually, what you got, Coda? You
got something to say?
Speaker 1: There are some flaps for you, guys. I'm sorry. I
would get up to let him out, but then I
feel like I'm going to miss something, So just can
you just behave please?
Speaker 15: Thank you.
Speaker 2: I want to take a do you want me to do?
You want to just take a quick break?
Speaker 1: Just let him just talk about something for a second. No,
I'm not gonna let him out out. I'm just gonna
let him out of my author.
Speaker 2: I mean, I kind of feel like you guys all
liked that he was in there.
Speaker 1: I did too.
Speaker 2: He's funny.
Speaker 1: Oh my goodness. Sorry anyway, Okay, last bit of gossip,
and that is the reason for my name today.
Speaker 6: Monica Lewinsky was just on the Call Her Daddy podcast
and it sounds like there was nothing off the table
in terms of the questions that Alex whatever her name
is was allowed to ask. And so she asked, you know, obviously,
just about the whole Bill Clinton thing, and she Monica Lewinsky.
The big I guess news out of this interview is
that she's saying she believes that Bill Clinton should have
resigned in the midst of all of that hullabaloo. So
here is just a little bit from the Call Her
Daddy podcast.
Speaker 13: When you look back once the news broke and how
everything was handled by media and the White House, how
do you.
Speaker 1: Think it should have been handled?
Speaker 2: Have you thought about, Oh, my gosh, good question.
Speaker 25: I haven't been asked that before. So I think that
the right way to handle a situation like that would
have been to probably say it was, you know, nobody's
business and to resign, you know, or to find a
way to find a way of staying in office, that
was not lying and not throwing a young person who.
Speaker 15: Was just starting out in the world under the bus.
Speaker 25: I think there was so much collateral damage for women
of my generation to watch a young woman to be
pilloried on the world stage, to be torn apart, you know,
from my sexuality, for my mistakes, for my everything.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I agree with her.
Speaker 2: I have such mixed feelings about her.
Speaker 25: I do.
Speaker 1: Oh, I have total mixed feelings about her. But I
agree that he came out some on like a rose
and he's loaded and he's you know what I mean,
and his wife, I the Clintons, suffered no consequences really
for that. Let's just get real.
Speaker 22: And she did.
Speaker 1: You know, I'm not saying that what she did was right.
It's just that, you know, people make mistakes. She was
very young. He took advantage of that. He took advantage
of her. I believe that, sure, And like, I don't
agree with everything she says now, I don't really. I'm
not a big fan of her. But he absolutely took
advantage of a young person.
Speaker 6: He did.
Speaker 2: And so people always refer to, like, you know, the
sexual relationship in terms of.
Speaker 6: The power and who had it and clearly there's no
question he had the highest power in the land.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and she was very, very young.
Speaker 6: However, this is the same side of the aisle that
is always talking about how, you know, kids can decide
they're to cut themselves and mutilate themselves at like age twelve,
and so they ever are consistent about agency. They love
to talk about bodily autonomy and women having the power
and control over their own destinies.
Speaker 2: And their bodies and all of it. So do they
or not?
Speaker 1: She was an adult, She may have been a young adult.
She was twenty five, right, Yeah.
Speaker 2: I just don't see how I don't I just I
don't know.
Speaker 6: I feel like she obviously had some complicity in that relationship.
Speaker 2: She was not forced into it. Yes, she had the power.
Speaker 1: I agree with you. I agree with you. I totally
agree that she'd, like, like I said, she willingly went
into it. But looking back, she's probably like, damn, that
was a big mistake. Oh yeah, I was an idiot.
And so you know, I'm I'm pretty consistent when it
comes to I think people between the ages of zero
and like twenty six probably shouldn't be, you know, like
making huge decisions. You know, I mean, I look back
on what I was like during that time, and I
was in no position to make huge decisions like that.
I wasn't until I was a little bit older. So
but that's me. I feel a little sorry for her
in that respect because she got slammed. She was the whore, right,
I mean that she was, and she was fat, and
she like they made her look. I mean, they just
ridiculed her on all the comedy shows everything, and you
know him, he was just like a horn dog, right president, Yeah,
loves loves women. He's a womanizer. That's like. So I
think that just the coverage was a little skewed because
they wanted to protect their own and we all know
that the legacy media and the people on SNL and
they love democrats, right, They're going to protect their own,
and so he was protected. She was not not saying
she was right.
Speaker 2: Yeah, And that's the thing.
Speaker 6: It's it's funny because I'm not actually sure how old.
I don't think this is a terribly old clip. She
was on Colbert's show, probably because she now has her
own podcast too, and so she was on and he
asked her a question about how different she thinks her
situation if it was repeated again today, if it was
year five, what would the what would it look like?
How would it be different from how it looked when
it when she experienced it? And every there is not
a single word that comes out of her mouth that
makes any sense. It is an all over the place answer.
So to the extent that I feel conflicted about her
story and her age, power and her complicitly, she is
clearly also very confused about it because she tries to say, oh,
it'd be completely different because of me too, but also
it would be completely the same.
Speaker 2: So what yeah, what ye here?
Speaker 25: It is as opposed to nineteen nine, what you went
through in nineteen ninety eight, how do you think that
would be different in twenty twenty five?
Speaker 2: If someone went to have that same experience.
Speaker 15: How do you think it would be different from them?
Speaker 2: I think it would all.
Speaker 25: Yeah, I think it would be different in a number
of ways. So, first of all, just the news cycle
is shorter.
Speaker 15: But I think because of the me too movement, I
think that we're more aware of power dynamics now. And uh,
but what I'm not one hundred percent sure of is
given the don't know the.
Speaker 25: Right way to say it, I think given certain political
lanes that we live in now, I don't know if
it were a young, charismatic, very popular democratic president, if
it would be if it would be as different as
we think, it.
Speaker 15: Would be so an opportunity for attack.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think so.
Speaker 5: So.
Speaker 25: I don't know that we've seen as much of a
shift in the political landscape now, but I see but
one hundred percent different.
Speaker 15: And I think that women are supportive but more now
for sure.
Speaker 1: She kind of spoke to lot, she kind of spoke
to my point, like basically saying that Democrats own the
cultural landscape and that they would protect their own. They
would protect the charismatic, really cool guy that plays the Zacks, right,
they'd protect him and not protect her. But then she's like,
but then it would be completely different, and then she
she lost me, Like, I just what are you saying?
Speaker 17: Right?
Speaker 1: It's just she looks great, though. Yeah, you know Bill
Clinton is watching that, going I picked the wrong woman
because damn the wrong time.
Speaker 2: Yeah, she looks good, right, Yeah, she looks amazing.
Speaker 22: Yeah.
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American taxpayers are done footing the bill.
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Everybody eats some cake today, you know what I mean.
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