Speaker 1: Good morning everybody. Hello, greeting salutations. It is Thursday. Very
excited about the fact that it's Thursday. It just flew
this week, did it not?
Speaker 2: Kind of has it kind of has a little bit.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's fall a little bit. It just went all
the way to Friday. It's craziness coming up on today's show.
Milton is just causing some havoc craziness man talking about that.
I'm sorry that stuff popping up on my screen here, Okay,
gotta get rid of that.
Speaker 2: Hold on.
Speaker 1: Trump is hilarious, you guys. I don't know if you
know that, but he's hilarious. Also, a Texas school is
drugging kids with stickers.
Speaker 2: It's fantastic. Is amazing.
Speaker 1: And Biden and Kamala are talking about misinformation while they
misinform all that and so so so much more.
Speaker 2: I am both hired. How you acting like you the
people of the fate of indian or the city of Indianapolis.
You do not speak for me or anyone I know.
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I think I don't remember if we said it on
the air or if it was a sidebar conversation with
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they're cranes on top of buildings. Yes, one of them
came crashing down and landed on another building.
Speaker 3: I mean, the.
Speaker 2: We're going to see probably later this afternoon how bad
it has been. But it's been bad, it's been.
Speaker 1: That was a sidebar conversation. I remember I was complaining
about the engineers who developed those brains. That's how you
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Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, it's it's just bad. It's just awful. And
I just hope that our folks that are that were
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if we're going to be covering the Lieutenant Dan guy
today we're not except for saying that we're not covering
him because I frankly, I'm irritated by that whole story.
And I don't know if you've heard about him, but
I I'm annoyed, and so we're not going to cover it.
Not today, Maybe we'll do that Tomorroway, maybe we'll be
to row right, because I'm just I'm so annoyed at
that entire story. And then, by the way, I'm also
annoyed because fourteen out of fifteen of the most impacted
count he's in Florida by this storm are Republican strongholds.
Fourteen out of the fifteen. So if you're in Florida
and you have not been impacted and you have the
ability to vote, please drag as many people with you
to the polls as you possibly can, because there's going
to be a whole bunch of people that we're going
to vote Republican that likely may not be able to
vote at all. And I just it makes me insane
with rage.
Speaker 1: It should make everybody insane with rage. It's I know, right, like,
I I know, I'm worried, you guys, I'm worried, and
I think the.
Speaker 2: Worry is not unfounded, like there's reason to worry and
yeah we.
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He would have been ninety but passed away at the
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for him every day. Prayers to him and everyone in Florida.
Right now, that is so sweet, That is sweet.
Speaker 1: I wonder if somebody's gonna light a candle for me
every day when I'm.
Speaker 2: Going, I will. If you go before me, you probably won't.
I totally would. Oh I won't. I well, no, I
will go. I will go before you. I would like can.
I don't think that's so sweet?
Speaker 3: I love that.
Speaker 2: I love that, Leah. Leah says half an hour ago,
for the first time in three days, we had a
siren in my city. I was caught outside in my
parking lot. I ran back to the building and into
the stairwell, just in time to hear two loud booms
better than coffee to wake up. Oh my gosh, Leiah, Leah,
Holy cow, stay safe, please yes calm nine one one
chick says Milton. I passed over us last night in Bradenton,
just south of Tampa. Lots of damage, no power, blocked roads,
but no death so far. Oh my gosh, Jesus, uh
nine one one quiet during the storm heating up. Now
houses that survived are catching on fire. I will still vote. Wow,
gosh wow. And then on top of the hurricane, there
were freaking tornadoes everywhere. What the hell, Mother Nature.
Speaker 1: I know it's crazy, crazy, but a lot of these
people are like, come hell, or high water.
Speaker 2: I'm going to do this. Yeahich, no power to them, right,
Chasing Gray says, I do my banking on my phone
with my fingerprint. Why can't we vote with fingerprint? Everything
gets verified by a text.
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federal government, and.
Speaker 2: It would take the federal government caring about voter id
like and having identification of people at all, exactly Unfortunately
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Speaker 2: All right, let's get to some headlines because we've got
plenty to talk about. This is an amazing story from
the Trump family. Eric Trump posted this. He said, honored
to have two hundred and seventy five credible lineman at
one of the Trump hotels as they get ready to
respond to the aftermath of Hurricane Milton. You are amazing
and the Trump family and entire state of Florida appreciates you.
Enjoy the rooms. They are the best in Florida.
Speaker 1: Be saying that Trump is so selfish, Yeah, what a jerk,
Such a jerk.
Speaker 2: That guy is right.
Speaker 1: This is something you're not going to see on the
mainstream media.
Speaker 2: M oh no, they would never dare to cover some
never never. Also, what they are covering. And this is
unbelievable considering how long, well, basically for Biden's entire presidency,
we've been talking about his mental decline. Right, So now
The New York Times runs with this headline, not making
this up. In his speeches, Donald Trump often repeats himself
and roam's from thought to thought, reinforcing questions about the
seventy eight year old former president's mental fitness.
Speaker 1: This is where they're going to go now he's too old.
Oh my god, I know, right, uh huh, oh my god.
Put him right up against Kamala, right up against her.
Speaker 2: Yeah, oh my god.
Speaker 1: She has to have somebody to tell her what to say.
This is just a she's a puppet. Give me a break.
It's just not gonna fly. People know, I think they do.
I hope they do well most people with brains.
Speaker 3: No.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Yeah. Also, this is super super cool. So I
saw this on Twitter yesterday. This is a new website
that RFK revealed I guess yesterday. It's a new portal
to Team Trump called Policies for the People, and it
has absolutely blown up. So you can choose the policies
that you care about, and then other people can vote
on those they can submit their own ideas. You can
rank policies in the order of importance to you fans.
And they are promising if Trump wins, RFK is promising
that they will read every submitted proposal through the portal.
They want to know what the people care about. This
is so fantastic.
Speaker 1: This is the way, this is the way America should be.
This is what the founders wanted. This is so I mean,
it's I can I'm just giddy about this, I know,
giddy about it.
Speaker 2: And you know what they're gonna like. The left is.
Speaker 1: Gonna be like, this is disinformation.
Speaker 2: That's all they care about right now. So we need
to shut it down.
Speaker 1: John Carry and Hillary Clinton are like freaking out about this.
We can't have the people speaking, We.
Speaker 2: Can't want we go what they're interested in. We gotta
shut this down. It's to send them. We got to
send their money overseas. That's right, they care about. We
don't understand the Internet.
Speaker 1: We've got to shut it down. I love this so much.
Speaker 2: I love it. Yeah, it's fantastic. And then, speaking of misinformation,
guess who's lying again. We're gonna get into what Tim
Wallas has lied about most recently, but all so, he
was at a Gavin Newsom fundraiser where he decided to
call for the end of the electoral college. Of course,
thank god, what a moron. Even the campaign, the official
Harris campaign, quickly had to like backpedal and say, no, no, no, no,
we don't have any plans to abolish the electoral college. Blink. God,
what a piece of shit that guy is.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he totally is. And he's like, well, just a knucklehead, right, Okay.
Speaker 2: Also, illegal immigrants are obviously there's a whole bunch of
terrorists that have crossed over, probably some that we know,
and a whole bunch of we don't know you are
racist and so just not long ago, CNN had written
this headline saying the GOP claims Afghan refugees are arriving unvetted.
That's not true, and then fast forward to two days
ago where they said Afghan national charged with an election
date terrorist plot in the United States.
Speaker 1: You cannot make this up, you guys, You can't.
Speaker 2: I just can't. Okay.
Speaker 1: I'm surprised they even did that second headline.
Speaker 2: I know, like they're admitting it out loud.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they actually problem Yeah, they actually wrote that surprised
it didn't just bury that story, you know.
Speaker 2: And then this is very very exciting to me. I
don't actually know how long this has been a thing,
but you guys, this is about that.
Speaker 3: Jemmy.
Speaker 2: Look where it says he follows us? Wait where he does?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 2: He follows us? Yes, Scott?
Speaker 1: How you doing? How you doing? Scott? Hey, what's up?
Speaker 2: I don't know if that's been I have no idea
how long that's been a thing. I just happened to
see it yesterday, and of course, like got all giddy
about it.
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Speaker 2: Because we don't really have people, but call us. I
mean right. I was so excited.
Speaker 6: To see this.
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Speaker 2: Yeah. Absolutely. All right, let's get into some misinformation because
that's all the Biden administration wants to talk about right now,
because they're just losers in every sense of the word.
Do you remember yesterday when we played that clip of
Peter Jucy and KJP and he was asking her a question,
she kept accusing him of spouting misinformation. Here, I'm reading
a memo from the president.
Speaker 1: This is what they do now. It's the misinformation thing
they go. It's their go to.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, it is out of control.
Speaker 1: It's their new, it's their new. You're a racist or xenophobe. Yes,
that's what it is. It's misinformation.
Speaker 2: So Peter Deucy decided to release a video. I'm not
sure if this was originally on TikTok or Instagram or
wherever it is that he posts, but this is He
wanted to address it after the fact, and here's what
he said, Ducy.
Speaker 7: Here outside the West Wing of the White House, where
this week one of my questions about foreign aid versus
hurricane relief was called misinformation. President Biden is fond of saying,
show me your budget and I will tell you what
you value. If he's got money for people in Lebanon
right now without commerce having to come back, what does
it say about his values. There's not a money right
now in North Carolina. That's not mis information.
Speaker 8: Wait no, that is your whole your whole premise of
the question is misinformation, sir, Oh my god, you don't. Yes, yes,
it's misinformation.
Speaker 7: I've got the information right here. The Vice president is
posting on social media about one hundred fifty seven million
dollars in additional assistance to the people of Lebanon. President
Biden is posting about how the Small Business Administration's disaster
loan program is going to run out of funding if
Congress does not come back. To a lot of people
watching these briefings, a taxpayer dollar is a taxpayer dollar,
is a taxpayer dollars. Yeah, that is not misinformation.
Speaker 6: That is a fact.
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Good for him, man, he's absolutely one hundred percent correct.
I'm so sick of this, and I'm sure you have
clips from it, because I know that we have clips
from Biden where he was all like mister misinformation pants yesterday,
slurring it.
Speaker 2: I just he was captain slurry about it.
Speaker 1: Just astounding what these people are doing, Like it's our money.
Speaker 2: I'm trying to say, well, no, that comes from a
different bucket, and the bucket over here and over there,
it's after buckets. It's one bucket.
Speaker 1: Just there's so many words I want to say that
rhyme with bucket.
Speaker 2: Do you know what I mean? Yes, I do. Know, yes,
I do. Right, So may Orcus he was on and
he's like one of the worst of the misinformers, right,
so he was on with that mean like unhappy chick
on CNN? Are there any happy chicks? I heard her?
Speaker 10: Is there?
Speaker 2: Just but she was talking about like what what what mayorcis,
what Biden? What Kamala were doing with their time during
Hurricane Helene, and like all of the criticism they were getting,
And here is that loser's answer to that.
Speaker 11: Shortly after Lean made landfall in the United States and
September twenty sixth, Joe Biden was at his house Rehoboth Beach.
Vice President Kamala Harris was flying between ritzy California fundraisers,
hobnobbing with celebrities. Homeland Security Secretary Alejandra Mayorcus was in
Los Angeles presiding over an award ceremony. How do you
respond to those accusations, Kate?
Speaker 10: We don't listen to or pay attention to such unproductive
and quite frankly counterproductive word.
Speaker 2: God, he do. He just don't pay attention.
Speaker 1: He is like a weak lex luthor, you know what
I mean? Yeah, here's a pansy, A pansy ass Lex luthor.
Speaker 2: I cannot stand that guy.
Speaker 1: And he is the high priest of unproductivity and counter productivity.
He's the high priest of it. Like you don't do
anything except for spend our money and like misallocate it.
Speaker 2: God, oh my god, I can't he and Biden trying
to say no, this is all like lies. This is
different buckets, and we're not using your money for we're
not taking FEMA money for illegals. Astounding crazy, and the
money needed.
Speaker 12: For these crises and made diverted to migrants.
Speaker 13: What the hell? He could they do?
Speaker 2: What the hell?
Speaker 8: Stop it?
Speaker 14: It's out raised it. It's just not true.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, is it not. Let's go back. Let's
rewind the tape, shall we. So we've got Mayorcis a
little before and after. This is unbelievable because it's literally
just days ago that he said FEMA's running out of
money for hurricanes. We didn't say it, he said it.
And he also just a couple months ago talked about
how money was being diverted to migrant stuff. Here are
both of those clients playing.
Speaker 15: A pivotal role in our shelter and services program that
is poised to distribute three hundred and sixty three million
dollars to cities and communities in need of funding. We
do not have the funds. FEMA does not have the
funds to make it through the season.
Speaker 2: Listen.
Speaker 1: And furthermore, it is not femous job to be an
illegal pampering funding source. That's not their job. So the
fact that anybody is okay with what was it, six
hundred and fifty million being given to illegals at all
should not be None of this is okay, Like I
just anybody like just hearing that and having May York
to say, well, we're just gonna get that's not FEMA's job.
That's not our job as taxpayers. It's just simply not
our job. Not one red cent should go to illegals
ever ever, ever, like they break the law, they come
in here, they shouldn't be doing that to begin with.
For us to give them one cent is like treason.
I don't know why this is? Why is this lost
on people and so and so When they even say
that they've given one dollar, we should be like that's
too much. One dollar is too much. I'm losing my
shit over there.
Speaker 2: I know, I know, it's just this whole this whole idea,
this whole all of this nonsense about people being misinformed.
Where do they think these things are coming from? Right,
We're taking the words out of your own faces and
stewing about them, Like just like Kamala's tweet, Are they
gonna now say that this one hundred and fifty seven
million to Elebanon is fake news? Too right? And spending the
money right? One dollar is too much? One dollar?
Speaker 1: And then I mean it's just six hundred and fifty
million dollars what, oh my my god.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Well, and so there were these there was a couple
of these briefings that were totally scripted and aired in
part and all like, I guess we're supposed to as
Americans watch these briefings with all the you know, the
important climate people and Biden and Kamala and everybody, and
we're supposed to feel like good about the leadership, like
being on the ball with this hurricane. All this does
is prove how much theater our entire government is. It's
just fake. And so here's Biden talking to may Orcus.
You just heard may Orcus from a few days ago
say we are out of money for hurricane You heard it, right,
Like that's not Ai. Those were real words that came
out of his face. Here is Biden unable to ask
a question off the top of his head. It was
written down for him to may.
Speaker 12: Orcus Eli, Miss Secretarry, my god, do you have e
any need from all the federal departments in the agency's
support of this response anything lacking?
Speaker 14: We certainly do have all of the resources. We are
well positioned to continue to respond to Hurricane Helene, to
respond to Hurricane Milton. Mister President, we are the moment
and meeting the challenges because of the extraordinary people who
have spoken before me.
Speaker 1: The only reason they went through this theater production yesterday
is because they're late, and everybody's pissed off because of
the dismal, horrible, horrific, like just the awful response that
we've seen, and the fact that it's starting to get
out that all the money has been going to other
places besides who it really needs to go to, and
so Americans are pissed off and they're like, oh crap,
we're in the middle of a campaign. I guess we
got to do some theater production to show people, or
at least attempt to show people that we give half
a crap. I mean, we know what's happening here. We
saw you guys watched that stuff yesterday. It's just it is,
it's just a skit. It's ridiculous, absolutely ridiculous. It is
all a show.
Speaker 2: And people discouraging to see that it is.
Speaker 1: They made it worse. Yeah, frankly, it really did.
Speaker 2: I mean it's kind of like how Kamala has made
everything worse by picking that fight with Ron de Santas,
and how she has never ever been involved in any
kind of communication with officials, local state officials about any
disaster ever, and now just because she's a candidate for president,
she's gonna pretend that she's somehow in charge of this. Girl,
it is not about you, Okay, get yourself out of
the spotlight because you so desperately need it. It has nothing
to do with you, Like god, it's just And then
there was this moment, so during one of these briefings
she had I don't know how this was working. Now
I'm starting to believe the stories about the ear rings.
Okay too, Oh my god, me too. Yeah, she's in
the middle or she's got some sort of ear piece
going on, because she's in the middle of this I
don't know if it's like a zoom call or whatever.
And she obviously had her staffers giving her questions to ask,
just like Biden had written down questions to ask. And
during this hurricane briefing, and there's this moment where she
covers her mouth to like tell them, you guys, it's
a live broadcast, but she didn't know her mic was on.
It's at Mike. How do you not know? It's a home?
Oh my god, morons. And so this was what that
moment looked like. You'll see the video here in just
a second.
Speaker 7: We really got to watch those those areas, in those communities,
so it takes quite a while for that water to drain.
Speaker 2: Thank you question for you.
Speaker 9: You mentioned Laurence matter. And I know there is a
lot of media following this, this briefing.
Speaker 1: I don't it's if I cover my mic like this,
if I just go like you guys can't hear me, right,
you can't. If I go like this, you could no
longer hear me. You can no longer hear me. What
a freaking moron. Have you ever been in front of
a microphone before?
Speaker 10: You?
Speaker 2: Imbasil? Oh my god, this woman. I can't.
Speaker 1: And you're right, and you're right about the ear perced
like she had something in her ear where she was
getting questions from somebody, and you're right. Now it makes
me rethink the whole debate.
Speaker 2: M mm hmm. This is the thing.
Speaker 1: I know. I don't want to be that girl where
I think about every conspiracy theory. But now I'm like, whatever,
it's possible, totally possible.
Speaker 2: Greg Guttfeld was talking about how, of course there are
people questioning everything and getting irritated by this whole misinformation narrative.
He went on quite a terara. It's a good one.
Speaker 16: He lectured about misinformation from Joe Biden.
Speaker 3: Right, I mean this is a guy who continues.
Speaker 16: To push to find people hoax which created so much
turmoil for Trump supporters who by connection to Trump were
branded as racist for I don't know.
Speaker 3: Three years.
Speaker 16: Never mind, there's like twenty to thirty hoaxes you could
go through, but just another one Biden still hasn't answered for,
you know, accusing the border agents of whipping nation migrants.
I mean they have, they have. They're the last people
in the world that you should be listening to when
it comes to that. It doesn't help that during a hurricane.
The Vice President Anthony Blincoln tweets about the US providing
one hundred and fifty seven million dollars in assistant in
assistance to the people in Lebanon to your to the
point you're making that you're watching this money go elsewhere.
That was like four hundred million for the year. People
shouldn't be blamed when they hear that that they get
pissed off.
Speaker 3: It pisses me off.
Speaker 16: But you're absolutely right when they say seven hundred and
fifty bucks is.
Speaker 2: A minimum and you can't apply for more.
Speaker 3: That assumes residents will have.
Speaker 16: The ability to file the paperwork, you know, to get more.
Most won't have that ability. Now, compare that to the
migrant funds. There's almost no.
Speaker 3: Bureaucratic red tape. We know it.
Speaker 16: We saw in New York City the time between the
border and a hotel room with a debit card is zero.
Speaker 1: He's absolutely right.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, my gosh, it is.
Speaker 1: It's just frustrat and that is not what we're supposed
to be paying for. Like I said, that's absolute treason
that they're doing that. This disinformation and misinformation bull crap
is just astounding to me too. Like he brought up
all the whipping of the Haitians and the Charlottesville stuff too,
Like how they just perpetuate those falsehoods and they do that,
and yet they're the party that's like, oh, by the way,
men can get pregnant. I mean, it's it's like it
just it's the severe gaslighting all the time, and you're
living in this alternate universe with these morons. Like it's
just it never stops with them.
Speaker 2: It's I yeah, I'm so angry, but like it's like
it's like I just have to if I don't want
to have a heart attack, I just got to keep
laughing about it now because they want you to.
Speaker 1: It's like now we're at the frogs and the boiling water,
where we're supposed to accept the fact that we're that
we're paying for all these people who have broken the law,
when in fact, you guys, we're not supposed to be
paying for these people. No, Like that alone is something
that we should be screaming at our government saying, that's
not what my money's supposed to be used for. We're
not supposed to be paying hundreds of millions of dollars
for people who have broken the law, Like f them.
We're supposed to be paying for our people, and.
Speaker 2: When he talks to you, or even humanitarian aid for Lebanon,
I'm sorry, but that is not our responsibility right when
we have people suffering here. Amen.
Speaker 1: Amen, we shouldn't like the war in Ukraine, we shouldn't
be paying for that. Like if there's limited funds and
there's a if somebody was actually making a budget like
you do in your own house, they would realize, hey,
we're broke. Here's what we have, and here's what we
can spend on certain things. And obviously Americans should come first,
and they don't do that. I know, serenity now, man,
it's crazy, it's crazy.
Speaker 2: And then they get and then.
Speaker 1: He has the audacity say they I mean, it's maw York,
it's it's KJP, it's Biden. All these assets get on
stages and they have the audacity to look at you,
the people who are footing the bill, and say you
know they're there, or you're the problem. You're somehow the problem.
Speaker 2: F if you, dude, I.
Speaker 1: Pay for your house, Yeah I can't even I've paid
for all your crap for the past half a century.
Speaker 2: Can And we were just talking about how easy it
is to start buying into some of the conspiracy theories.
We've got like the perfect Senator Kennedy response to the administration,
who's like, oh, these are all this disinformation, it's all
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something say about these conspiracy theories.
Speaker 5: All Vice President Harris and some members of the media
are complaining that people are asking hard questions about the
Biden Harris recovery to Hurricane Lean. They say, it's a
new conspiracy theory. I'll concede that we need some new
conspiracy theories. But it's because all the old ones turned
out to be true.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's right.
Speaker 1: You wait long enough and they do turn out to
be true. We all learned that with COVID, didn't we?
Speaker 2: And we and Babylon b like, how many headlines have
they written that were hilarious that ended up happening And you're.
Speaker 1: Just like, you're like, that might a fire, Yeah, not
that tire, It's actually true.
Speaker 3: Go figure.
Speaker 2: And then the other thing that should enrage people is
that you are hearing stories from people directly impacted by
the hurricanes. They are out there telling their stories, and
those stories are being dismissed as misinformation. Here's fer example
from a North Carolina mayor talking about his daughter whose
house was destroyed.
Speaker 13: Literally, what is FEMA?
Speaker 17: So my daughter whose house got completely wiped out, she
has no flood insurance, meets with a FEMA person, applies
for everything she gets doesn't get the seven hundred and
fifty that Kamala says that she's supposed to get, gets
approved for three hundred dollars for personal items. What is
that going to do? That's literally what she got. Her
entire first floor is wiped out. We hauled all everything off.
It's gone. So what is FEMA and being a mayor?
Speaker 2: So they didn't even give her the full seven fifty.
Speaker 17: They give her seven fifty, denied the seventh. They gave
her three hundred, gave three hundred dollars. That won't cover
what's a refrigerator.
Speaker 1: I mean, this is an elected official talking about it.
I guess he's a liar, he's a misinformer, he's a
conspiracy theorist. Yeah, exactly.
Speaker 2: It's just, oh my god. And then you guys, Kamala
has the freaking audacity to call into the Weather Channel, okay,
the channel filled with actual meteorologists who know about hurricanes,
and tries to tell them why it's important to communicate
the differences or non differences between category four and five storms.
She's lecturing them about hurricanes and their strength.
Speaker 9: Point Mike, that I would make especially it came true
on the briefing from the federal experts. It's really important
that we think about the language that we're using to
talk about what we are predicting.
Speaker 2: Oh my god.
Speaker 9: For example, it has moved from time to time from
a category five to category four. It's important that we
not emphasize that downgrading has happened, because in fact, the
difference between category five and category four in terms of
the danger and the damage is pretty much the same.
Speaker 2: Imagine saying that to the Weather channel.
Speaker 1: Yeah, the people that have like PhDs in this, and
they're like, thanks for cam explaining me.
Speaker 2: The hell, my god, you cannot make you know.
Speaker 1: And you know, she's like reading that from someplace like
she or somebody's one of her like twenty five year
old people, and her staff is like saying that in
her ear and she's like OK. And then she's just
regurgitating it to this person who has like a master's
or a PhD in weather.
Speaker 2: Yeah, my god. All right, Let's let's take just a
second to shift gears and show what true leadership looks
like in the form of going Santa. There is no
one that you want watching out for your state in
a disaster more than Governor r On. There's just no
one better. There's no one better. And he got very leadery,
especially towards the end of this clip where he's talking
about how FEMA is not who's in charge here, He's
the sheriff in town, and man, was this ever the
best this block?
Speaker 3: You've done this before.
Speaker 18: You've obviously pre positioned a lot of things that you've
just talked about. You've also talked to President Biden numerous
times and federal officials wondering what you feel about this
focus on misinformation and the comments about it. I know
you heard Jackie Hendrick's peace about the president saying it
was unpatriotic, it's un American, and he said former President
Trump was behind that.
Speaker 19: So here's what I'd say. My job is to manage
this process and lead the state through this. I am
using every lever at my disposal, including federal government resources.
I've marshaled all the agencies in the state government, and
we're working like never before to supplement our local communities.
I've got to get the job done, and that's what
I'm focused on now. People have asked me about, you know,
is FEMA going to do this? Just let me be clear.
In Florida, we run the show. FEMA's not running the show.
We will utilize them to support some of the things
we're doing. But you are not going to see FEMA
running a muck in Florida. I know that's been out
there on the internet. That is not going to happen.
I'm the sheriff that's in charge here and we will
make sure to protect you. Don't worry about it.
Speaker 20: And I heard it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I love that.
Speaker 1: Yeah that's pretty hot. That's pretty hot. It's like this,
here's the thing. This is where he shines. Yeah, he
totally shines when in situations and you want that, especially
in a state like Florida where they face this stuff often.
And so he's the perfect guy to do this job.
You just can't find another guy to do it. He's
so good at this.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's amazing.
Speaker 1: You want somebody that's going to go in there and
be like, Hi, I have a giant set of balls.
I'm here, I'm here, I'm gonna.
Speaker 2: Take out your little lady. Just get out of my way.
I got this. That's what you want.
Speaker 1: So I can't think of a better person for the show.
Speaker 2: I got so hot. It's very hot. Okay, now we
got to get back to dumbasses, because we mentioned earlier
in the show that Tim Walls led again, and there's
an actual news report to explain exactly how.
Speaker 21: On Monday, the governor was not specifically right when he
made a claim about Minnesota's paid Family and Medical Leaf program.
It came in response to a question about criticism from
Trump about Minnesota being far to the left politically.
Speaker 22: President Trump maybe referring to that our children get breakfast
and lunch in school so that they can learn. He
may be talking about we have a paid family medical
lead policy that was promoted by the business community.
Speaker 21: That final statement is not true.
Speaker 3: The state's major.
Speaker 21: Business groups all opposed the paid Family and Medical Lead
program crafted by Democrats. The Minnesota Chamber of Commerce, Minnesota
Business Partnership, and National Federation of Independent Business all opposed
the bill.
Speaker 23: We've made the state of Minnesota the refugee, the refuge
for everything but employers.
Speaker 21: Paid family and medical leave passed the Democrat controlled legislature
with no Republican votes and opposition from all major Minnesota
business groups.
Speaker 2: So he's a liar.
Speaker 1: Yes, he just lies and lies and lies, and they
let him get away with it. He is a pathological liar.
Just the worst, right, the worst kind. And he's like
a localead.
Speaker 2: You guys, I can't tell what I'm lying.
Speaker 1: Okay, Yeah, let's go ahead and put him out there
with other world leaders and see how well this guy does.
Speaker 2: Yeah well, And then he's you know, he always promotes
himself as like I'm just a regular dude, regular middle
class guy. He's already gotten way too important, way too much,
like believing his own press. And this, this moment just
made me so mad. So the tweet sets it up.
So Tim and Doug Emhoff, Kamala's husband went to a
coffee shop, walked away after getting their coffees without paying,
and then Tim's daughter had to come up to the
cashiers to let them know that a handler or my
dumb one was going to come and pay the bill.
I mean, that's how comfortable he's gotten with this new
lifestyle that you don't do that, you need to you guys,
don't do that. Oh my god, F that guy. F
both of those guys, Yeah, f them. I can't, like,
how dare they?
Speaker 1: Can you imagine being the coffee shop owner and being like,
I'm sorry, what you're.
Speaker 2: Not gonna even?
Speaker 1: And they and it's it doesn't even handle like the
tipping of the person who waited on them, you know,
like how it's just expected.
Speaker 2: That they're just gonna get stuff for free. This is
what happens, right, They immediately get into that swamp and
they think they're so freaking important, right, put on their
Elita's hats, and we're paying for it. Yeah, and we're
paying for it. And this is what it looked like
in video form. Here's your espresso. Bye, Like wait, what okay,
I think somebody's coming. Yeah, you should have got his pastry, Q.
Speaker 19: Jack, thank you.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, what total assholes?
Speaker 2: Oh my god. I can't. I just cannot with these people.
Speaker 1: Yeah you're you're welcome for your coffee.
Speaker 2: I can't, I know. And then Tim Walls posted a
tweet about broadband and how this was just so ridiculous.
So he posted, today we announced fifty two million in
grants to expand broadband to over seventy five hundred homes,
and Sean Davis rightly said, why are you spending seven
thousand per home when starlink costs three hundred bucks? And
why are you bragging about it?
Speaker 1: Yeah, and it won't happen even if they wanted to
spend seven thousand dollars per home. Nothing will happen, because
we've seen that in the past. They're like, we're going
to do all this stuff, We're going to implement all
this internet everywhere, and then not one, like zero homes
get it. Remember we've seen that, We've seen how that
this administration has promised this crap and it doesn't happen,
and then the money goes I don't know elsewhere, probably
to Lebanon.
Speaker 2: Yeah, because these grants end up going to like, you know,
tax free like five oh one c three companies where
the executives are getting kickbacks like crazy. So most of
that fifty two million is going to the salaries of
these organizations that are getting the grants. This is how
it all works.
Speaker 1: It's and then corrupt and then people we suffer. Yeah,
nobody gets what they were supposed to get. Yeah, exactly,
It's just it's stupid and plus starlink, Why would they
want starlink?
Speaker 2: They hate elon. Private industry always does better than government
and they hate they hated Also, there was this former
Republican representative who was responding to these attacks by Kamala
that Trump is weak, the Democrats trying to position Trump
as being weak totally ridiculous. And I love that he
told this panel exactly what's what from a country boy's perspective.
Speaker 24: You know you mentioned her change in rhetoric where she's
trying to Okay, now now I'm the strong person. Donald
Trump is the weak person. Just speaking as a dude, right,
a country guy. You know, I'm just telling you right now.
I mean, I talk to lots of guys. You know,
I'm a bro. So when you when you talk to people,
no one's looking at her and saying this is the
strong leader.
Speaker 3: And that plays out in the data. You see that
in the data.
Speaker 2: True, it's absolutely true.
Speaker 1: Like again, I have to wash my mouth here because
people are they're mentally incompetent if they think that she's
the strong one and he's the weak one. Seriously, like,
what is wrong with you? The guy took a bullet,
stood up and said fight?
Speaker 2: Could you do that?
Speaker 1: Do you think Kamala would have done that? Because that's
hell to them?
Speaker 25: Now.
Speaker 1: She would not, She would not have done that. You guys,
there's no way. She can't even speak on her own. Yeah,
there's just no way. Come on, I mean, you can
try to twist the narrative all you want, but people know,
they know he is just built differently, this guy. Mm hm,
there's there's no question he's built differently.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and it's in a good way. And we have
a lot of Trump to get to too in the show,
which is super fun. It's like fun Trump, but it's
my favorite. But before we do that, let's get to
this one kind of unrelated but sort of tangentially related
clip of KJP taking a question. I think it was
from Andrew Wegman. So there, you know, there's like this
this Bob Woodward book with all this nonsense in it again,
like all this juice and drama, trying to create stories
ahead of the election. And in that book there's accusations
about Biden. There's also accusations about Trump. And when you
ask the White House to address the stories about Biden,
they're like, oh, well, we can't speculate. I mean we can't.
We're not going to speculate about anything. When you ask
the White House to talk about Trump, they're like, well,
if that's true, oh my god, that's so bad. And
so Andrew Wegman was pointing out to KJP, why is
it okay for you to speculate on one hand, but
not the other, and she she had some trouble.
Speaker 4: You're pretty consistent.
Speaker 7: You don't often speculate about hypotheticals, but today, on more
than one occasion, you've said that if it's true that
former President Trump spoke with Vlatimir Putin, then that's concerning.
Speaker 26: Yeah, I'm wondering why is this administration willing to speculate
about that. In particular, I.
Speaker 2: Said, if it's true, speculation, that's speculation.
Speaker 8: But if it's true, because I knew, right, we all
knew that you all will have we'll have questions about
for us, about the national security concerns, about our thoughts
about this. And so if it is indeed true, right,
we're talking about President Putin here, we see what's happening
in Ukraine, Russia's aggression in Ukraine. That's about democracy, that's
about Ukrainian's fighting for their freedom. And we've heard the
former president say and lobby against the funding for Ukraine.
So yeah, if it is true, it is indeed concerning
because we're talking about our national security here. So we
wanted to be wanted to be very very clear.
Speaker 1: And so she doesn't know what speculation is. She doesn't,
she has no idea what that word means. I'm sorry, caculation.
Let's give her a promotion. Let's give her a promotion,
you guys, and pay her more. Yeah, let's do that.
Oh my god, great idea. Oh my god, good job.
She's such a freaking moron.
Speaker 2: All right, let's take a break and thank some folks.
Susette Paramore says, we evacuated when Hurricane Helene was going
to be a direct hit to Tallahassee. Stress level was
off the charts. Praying for Central Florida. Yes, yeah, same,
let's see. Osuki says I was going to complain about
my house paintings still going on, but I won't because
Florida and North Carolina. Praying for them all. Yes. Connie
MJ says attending the Trump rally in Blue Colorado tomorrow
just a glimmer of hope that we have at least
twelve thousand sane people left in this state. Melanie twenty
twenty said, take that, Kamala came in as a category three.
I love it. Minnesota Solar Baby said, why aren't the
media actually speaking to Minnesotan's who know exactly how no balls,
walls ruined the once great state of Minnesota. I will
say all the things. Yeah, they do know, mm hmm.
Eugene Higer says, don't underestimate the strength of meaning the hurricane,
and that's exactly that's great advice. He also says, the
resilience of Floridians we will vote, which I love love
hearing that. Cashing Cadre says, Daisy did a raspberry just
as my boss walked into my office and started posing
a question. It came out loud and proud and made
my boss do a triple take. I'm sorry, sorry about that.
The Great Gatsby says in Florida, crazy weather, lots of
people affected. Gathering a group of ladies to collect and
provide blankets to people who lost homes in all states. Sweet,
it's so nice. Love that. Andrea Viola says Americans are
okay being disrespected. That's the real problem. Kamala pretending to
be Potus is social conditioning. Will Americans accept it? That's
the question. Than is the question. Teresa Raymondo says, I
cannot tell you how glad I am to be back
with you. I am in Augusta, Georgia and I'm so
grateful to have power got her power back. Yeah, she says.
Parts of my family are stuck in the Sarasota and
Tampa area. We are praying, but I love being able
to get back with you, and I pray for those
still suffering. Very sweet, Thank you. Evy Tar says tomorrow
is Yam Kapor. It's a holy day when we fast
for twenty five hours and ask forgiveness from people whom
we hurt and God. Kamala needs to ask forgiveness for
so much, and I'm not sure God will forgive. I'm
not sure Kamala is going to be asking for forgiveness
because she doesn't. She's a love that.
Speaker 1: I don't think and they didn't. They take God out
of their platform like a long time ago.
Speaker 3: That's true.
Speaker 2: Back in twenty twelve, Rachel Gerhart says, it's like when
Don Lemonhead said in Atlantic City, New Jersey, you're actually
better off today than you were under Trump. It's the
data what a clown world really is. Everything is so
bad shit, Oh my god, it is, which is why
we all need some good stuff. And good stuff comes
in the form of Trump rallies and also Trump's appearance
on Andrew Schultz's podcast yesterday. We've got several clips to
show you, one in which he suggests that Vivey is
going to be a major part of his administration. Here
he is talking about Vivate.
Speaker 3: We have somebody else that I think is amazing.
Speaker 27: I had to compete with this guy, and I thought
it was going to be easy, but it wasn't. He
was death, he was quick, he's smart as hell, and
he knew he knew things that a lot of people
didn't know.
Speaker 3: And didn't understand.
Speaker 27: He did amazingly well because he started really as a rookie,
right and he got up and he wiped a lot.
Speaker 3: Of very smart politics off the stage.
Speaker 27: And then one day he came up to me, he goes,
you know, I don't think I'm gonna beat you. I said,
you're not gonna beat me, You're not.
Speaker 20: But he was.
Speaker 3: He's a great guy.
Speaker 27: I mean, he's really smart, and I hope he's going
to be involved in our administration.
Speaker 3: I do hope that.
Speaker 2: That'd be awesome.
Speaker 27: Because we can put him in charge of one of
these big monsters and he'll do a better job than
anybody you can think of. So FAVEK, please thank you
very much.
Speaker 3: Vec is a great guy.
Speaker 2: He is a great guy, and so he also spoke
and it was great. I'm just gonna give you the
tail end because this is when it was like totally
like just rocking out.
Speaker 23: You want to seal the border, vote Trump. If you
want to grow the economy, vote Trump. If you want
to restore law and order in this country, vote Trump.
If you want to stay out of World War three
in this country, vote Trump. If you want to revive
our national identity in this country, vote Trump. If you
want to make America great again, vote Trump.
Speaker 2: You want him. I know, he's just awesome. I love
the ak Yeah, he's good people. But I think before
Trump took the stage, or maybe it was during during
the or in the middle of his speech, he played
the most hilarious montage that was created for him, using
full metal jacket quotes and video clips to show how
ridiculous our military has become in terms of wokeness. And
this just this was perfect.
Speaker 19: You will not die, you will learn by the number,
Happy pride, Happy Pride month.
Speaker 26: And actually let's declare in a summer of pride.
Speaker 3: Oh you're good, yes.
Speaker 23: Sir, Let me see your war right sir, you.
Speaker 28: Got a warp race.
Speaker 3: That's the war right now, let me see your war.
Speaker 23: Oh kit, you didn't convince me war. I know you will, king,
you will be a weapon.
Speaker 21: You will be a minister of death.
Speaker 2: Pray for wool.
Speaker 6: But until that day, you are puts.
Speaker 3: You are the lowest form of life on her.
Speaker 14: You are not even killing fucking with me.
Speaker 4: You are nothing but on the organized by basting pieces
of mini.
Speaker 6: And shiitabra cadabra, these pictures going answers.
Speaker 4: So like the best part you ran down and marking
about his ass knitted up in the brown staying on
the map.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, my god, I ever working for Paul.
Speaker 28: That's afraid Oh marine, Oh dude, United States Marine book.
Speaker 2: Yeah, load to do that.
Speaker 27: So it's a little exaggeration, probably really not that much.
Speaker 1: Actually it's true, though, we do. We really need to
get that back in shape because dang yeah.
Speaker 2: And by the way, the Kamala headquarters Twitter account like
which is the biggest lying account, the biggest misinformation spread
are probably on Twitter. At this point, they took pictures
of the empty stands that were behind the stage at
that rally and said, look at how empty it is.
Behind the stage where they didn't see people, and they
didn't show the absolutely three quarters of the stadium that
was packed to the brim. That is how the ridiculous
they are. Yeah, I hate that account, I know, right,
I hate them.
Speaker 1: It's so much hate, right, and then they'll turn around
and go misinformation, right.
Speaker 2: And then yeah, they have the nerve to complain about misinformation. Believable, ridiculous. Okay,
we mentioned that Trump was on the Andrew Schultz podcast
and it was so much fun. You guys, there are
so many clips to share, just short ones because there
were so many great stories. This is Trump at his
most comfortable, at his most hilarious, at his most real,
and it's just a treat to see him in these settings.
This first clip is about they're talking about Elon and
so Trump obviously has a lot of nice things to
say about Elon and the number of hits that he
got from talking to Elon.
Speaker 3: Here, it is the whole new thing.
Speaker 29: Elon interviewed me on something. Yeah, and I think they
said two hundred and seventy five million.
Speaker 3: Hits A lot of people that was animation. Yeah, but
it's a whole new, different way of getting the word.
Speaker 26: Out how about Elin specifically? Is he your favorite African American?
Speaker 3: You know, he's a great guy.
Speaker 2: So I can't. I can't.
Speaker 1: I hope, like if he wins, I cannot wait for
Eli to be in charge of And you know, people
are just freaking out about that because we'll come in
and he will twitterify it, like he will take that.
Remember when he was at the toilet that he was
carrying the sink. That's right, he's carrying the sink. Remember
that visual, And like he just cleaned house, you know,
and he's going to do that with the government, and
I don't think people are prepared mentally or logistically for that.
Speaker 2: And I'm like, cutting what like eighty percent or something
crazy of the of the Twitter workforce. And it got better. Yeah,
it got better.
Speaker 1: It was fine. They were fine without all those people.
And they were like, oh, it's going to fail, it's
going to fail.
Speaker 2: No, they didn't.
Speaker 1: They were fine. He knew exactly where to cut the fat,
and he could do that in government too, And people
in government are freaking they don't like it.
Speaker 2: You know how the media also complains that Trump rambles,
and sometimes he does. I mean sometimes I've even said,
like at the r n C. I was like, oh
my god, like you know, like speed it up, dude,
right right. But he doesn't think he's rambling. He has
a style that he refers to as the weave.
Speaker 3: I don't. What you do is you weave things, and
you do it.
Speaker 29: You certain you need an extraordinary memory because you have
to come back to where you started.
Speaker 3: A weave is only good for that.
Speaker 29: You could go over here and I'm getting so far
here or there, and I can come back to exactly
where I started. Now someday when you don't come back
to where you started. But the weave is the way
when you're telling, like a story. I was telling the
story at a rally the other days of people, and
I started off, and then something in the story, I
actually mentioned air Force one.
Speaker 3: It was air Force one? Was they? So I mentioned
air Force one?
Speaker 29: And then I said, how I got one point six
billion dollars off the price of Air Force one.
Speaker 3: So but then you have to come back to the story,
where was air Force one taken? I do a weave.
I call it the weave. And some people think it's
so genius. But the bad people what they say is,
you know, he was rambling. It's not the name. I'm
not sure that's another name. We had fake news. We
came up with lots of names. Yeah, but the weave
is I think we should make the weave a part
of that stable answer my question. So I didn't even
want to know the answer. We'll weave back the let's
weave back to his question.
Speaker 6: I love it.
Speaker 1: Anybody with anybody with ady D can appreciate the weave.
Speaker 2: I totally get it.
Speaker 21: I do, I get it.
Speaker 2: I feel seen. I love this. Oh my gosh, this
next one is probably my favorite. This is when he
talks about his kids and he told or he gets
told a story about Don Trump Junior. That is the
greatest story ever. And I love how much laughter there
is about this. Like Trump is smiling, he's laughing, like
he's having a great time. This story is the best,
ambitiously successful.
Speaker 29: So I do have good kids and five really wonderful
children and different, very different. Yea, they are so different.
But you know one thing that was in common that
I did. I always used to say, when I was
with them or when they were leaving a room, I
would drive him crazy. No drugs, no alcohol, no cigarettes.
I would say that, Yeah, Don's a little while he
can be a little tough.
Speaker 26: He told me a funny story. Go ahead, okay, because
I talked to a bunch of people. I'll try to,
you know, prepare for this. He told me a funny story,
and he said to me, he goes Once he asked
if he could have a couple of friends over for
New Year's with it New Year.
Speaker 3: No, No, it's a lot fourth right on top of
Trump teller, right, he said, yes.
Speaker 26: He's like, I want five friends.
Speaker 3: You're like, okay, I'm out of town. Go for it.
He brings two hundred people over to Trump Town.
Speaker 26: Okay, that's right, okay. He says that you weren't supposed
to be there. You end up showing up. You hear's
some noise upstairs, You come up, You go, what the
fuck is everybody doing here? Get the hell out of
my house, he said. He cleaned for the next thirty
six hours, and he said, to this day, you have
never brought up. Did it even happened? And he said,
I'm starting to believe it might not have happened.
Speaker 6: So that happens.
Speaker 3: Can you give him close? No, it happened. No, I
can never give closure.
Speaker 2: I love that so much. I love it it's better
because then after this aired, Donald Trump Junior responded on
Twitter forget and he said, true story. He literally never
even brought it up ever. Again. I waited for weeks
waiting for the shoe to drop. My father never even
mentioned it again, which was such a worse punishment than
literally anything he could have done to me at the time.
Oh my gosh, it's so true, isn't it true?
Speaker 1: Because he's like waiting, because he's he's like scared to
death and he's like, when is it gonna happen?
Speaker 2: When is he gonna when's he going to lower the hammer?
And he never did. I love that. What a glorious
thing to do. That is glorious, I do. And he
does have five great kids. Yeah, they're amazing, all in
their own way, they're amazing. And he's right, they're all different,
you know.
Speaker 1: I love how they're all different, very unique, very individual,
and all really great kids. I mean, good for him
and good for the wives.
Speaker 6: Right.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: They also talked about who the most influential people are
in the world. Donald Trump is of course among them,
and they talked about the top three. So you're going
to hear that conversation. You're also going to hear Donald
Trump talk about how he has nicknamed people. I mean,
we're all very familiar with the nicknames, right, but he
also introduces, at least it was new to me. He
introduces a whole new word. And it's a word that
he uses to describe how the nicknames should work, how
they should sound. You'll hear it towards the end of
this clip. This is this is one that's just packed
full of goodness.
Speaker 13: Right.
Speaker 3: I think I'm the number one influence.
Speaker 26: I think it's I think it's I think it's Rogan,
you and Kim Kardashian. Like Kim Kardashian influences the shape
of women's bodies and faces, like.
Speaker 3: You see so many they're literal. They want to look
like her, they want to.
Speaker 22: Look like her.
Speaker 3: Think so once we start seeing dudes want to look
like you. And I see young Jack over there, I
think he's trying to do it, TikTok Jack. You know,
this is a little new work. I call him. His
name is Jack. I call him TikTok Jack. I'm good
with names, you know. Pokahonts, what about? And there was tampon?
Tim was good?
Speaker 29: What about It's hard to say in other words, it's
a lot and you can't stutter it through when you
call it. It's really a lousy word to say, but
it's quite accurate.
Speaker 3: Right. There are some uh like comrade Kamala.
Speaker 29: It's a little hard to say she's comrade because she's
obviously a communist. She's horrible. So I call a comrade
and it's not bad. But when you put the names together,
it's a little like.
Speaker 3: You got to be able to pume. No, you gotta
be able to put it out there, you go.
Speaker 2: You gotta be able to pum. You gotta be able
to do that, you guys. Everybody got that pum. It's
hashtag pume you guys, hashtag be able to do it?
Speaker 3: P y o O M.
Speaker 1: I think there's a U in there.
Speaker 2: I'm not a you, but a y.
Speaker 1: There's definitely a y e y o o M. That's
why I said, is there a os? I think there's
more u's than o's.
Speaker 2: No, I think it's p y o o M.
Speaker 1: Yeah, the jury's out. We got to figure this one out,
you guys. But definitely hashtag it. Hashtag what do you
think it is? I neetic sized it perfect? Is she pineticized?
Speaker 2: It. Yeah, p y o o M p okay. Anyway,
I love that word. He also told a funny story
about seeing Brave Heart for the first time, and it
was recently.
Speaker 29: I'll tell you, I think Mel Gibson is a very
good guy. I've met him a number of times. A
good guy.
Speaker 3: But out there that was super Mel Gibson in his prime.
Oh yeah.
Speaker 29: And I was on a plane and there was absolutely
nothing to do. It was one of these planes that
you couldn't make calls, you couldn't do it. And they
had tapes and they showed me like they showed but
they should. They showed me, sir, we have twenty tapes.
And I looked at the tapes that they were and
this was like twenty years after it was made. This
was probably six years ago. I never saw a Braveheart
and they showed me a tape. I said, all right,
let's get that going on. And within about four minutes
they said, this may be the greatest move.
Speaker 3: Was a Braveheart fan. But you you've seen it.
Speaker 6: I saw it with my mom.
Speaker 3: I wish I saw it with my mother.
Speaker 26: But it was that your Braveheart moment, like after getting
shot when you so no.
Speaker 3: You don't think of that in those moments. You do
what you do. But he's but he was when he
in prime time, he was unbelievable.
Speaker 29: I mean at that time, you know, his look, his way,
his and you couldn't have had a better guy playing it.
But it was that was a great movie. So but
it is to England and you know at that time,
for a thousand years.
Speaker 1: Over the last week, you know that speaks volumes though
that he loved that movie and that that movie affected
him and he was like, that's like the best movie
of all time.
Speaker 2: Doesn't that speak to who he is as a person?
Speaker 13: I mean.
Speaker 2: Right, hold hold, yeah, I mean and just the.
Speaker 1: Whole nature of that movie and what it's about and
freedom and and i mean if you're a freedom loving person.
Speaker 2: How can you not love that movie?
Speaker 1: Yeah, that movie is freaking awesome. Everything about it is
so great. I mean, you're just like you're in, Like
He's right, the first four minutes you are in that movie,
you are like you're hooked, You're in.
Speaker 2: And mel Gibson, like he said at his rime, right, yeah, yeah, good,
it is really good.
Speaker 1: But just the whole meaning behind that movie, everything about it,
and the fact that He's like, Yeah, that movie's awesome.
It definitely tells you a little bit more about his psyche,
yep about Trump psyche.
Speaker 2: He also, of course had to punch Biden a little bit,
and he did it in the best way where he
makes fun of how easy it is for him to
fall asleep on camera.
Speaker 13: I have to.
Speaker 29: We'll we talk about funny or sad. I think it's
more sad than funny. He has one ability I don't have.
Speaker 3: He sleeps. He can sleep. This day goes on the beach,
so true.
Speaker 29: It lays down on one of those you know, six
ounces they weighed six ounces and you can't lift it.
They're meant for They're meant for children, young people and
old people to lift the illuminum.
Speaker 8: You know.
Speaker 3: Alummit, they're way very little and he can't lift.
Speaker 29: And somebody convinced him he looks good in a bathing suit,
and when you're eighty two, typically bathing suits.
Speaker 3: Are but you're not going to be enhanced. Yeah, it's
just one of those things. I can't be sure about that,
but typically, you know, he could. I don't know what
the hell he's backing.
Speaker 29: But I don't want to and I don't want to know,
I don't know, but he has an ability to fall
asleep while on camera.
Speaker 3: He can lie down and one of those things.
Speaker 29: Yeah minutes, he's stone cold out and he's got cameras
because he's a resident, so they have cameras on him,
and then they show him sleeping on the beach.
Speaker 2: Here.
Speaker 3: You'll never see me sleeping in front of camera.
Speaker 1: I mean it's I wish I could fall asleep like
Biden too, because you know, I had a chronic insomnia.
I wish I could, man, I wish I could sleep
like that guy.
Speaker 2: Sleep.
Speaker 1: Just he's absolutely right. He can sleep anywhere. Yeah, it's no,
great no. And you know he's in a diaper too,
you know, all the time he's in a diaper.
Speaker 2: Love to this joke about Roe v Wade that Andrew
Schulten talked about, and they talked about it in the
context of Baron.
Speaker 3: This situation.
Speaker 2: Okay, Baron is eighteen, he's handsome, he's tall.
Speaker 3: Yeah, he's rich, he's got the whole bullet. He's unleashed
in New York City. Are you sure you want to
reverse Rob Wade? Now? I mean, maybe give him a
few years, you know, I know it's up to the stage.
Speaker 2: I mean that context. Oh my god, oh my god,
it was perfect, absolutely perfect. Last one and that is
I'm not sure who this fellow is that was part
of the panel, but he asked a question that I
was so so happy to hear him ask, which is
about Trump and whether he understands that there are people
that don't like when he gets super nasty and does
he have an understanding of that? And it sounded like this,
I mean it. It sent the message like he gets it.
Speaker 3: Give you a chance to say that. And if I
could ask one question.
Speaker 28: Everybody I speak to, every race, creed, whatever, they don't
just like you, they love you. And I talk to
people on both sides about your policies, and a lot
of people that like your policies. The China tariff that's
still in place right now is an example of policy
that people love. I think sometimes what we love about
you as comedians is you shoot from the hip, but
then that gets twisted into this rhetoric that adds gasoline
onto everything. So the one thing I would like, as
I think a moderate person, is maybe if you get elected,
would you be a little bit more mindful of how
powerful your words are for better and for work, and.
Speaker 3: I'm going to think of you every time a vote. No, No,
it's true. I understand that.
Speaker 2: I love that he understood that. I mean it was nice.
That was really nice.
Speaker 1: Nice.
Speaker 2: Don't be too mindful though. And then this was a
little This was really good news. I thought that his
podcast with Andrew Schultz are he surpassed the number of
views in just eight hours. It got six hundred thousand views,
compared to Kamala on Call Her Daddy, which got less
than five hundred thousand views in two days.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: So, and the reaction was a lot more positive in
that there were way more likes for Trump's episode with Schultz,
and Kamala only got fourteen thousand likes compared to his
forty six thousand likes. She got a lot more dislikes. So,
I mean, it's just a data point, right.
Speaker 1: Because what would you rather watch a podcast about what
we just saw all the clips that we just saw,
or a podcast on abortion right? I mean, that's legit
what it was about. It's like, and he's going to
take your right. So no, he's not, he's not. I
mean that it was just dumb the podcast. And then
she did it on the second day of the hurricane. Yeah,
it was just tonedaf and just awful, and the subject
material was crap, so of course it's going to do better.
Speaker 2: I'm super glad that it did well. And speaking of podcasts,
there is one called Pod Save America. I do not
recommend it, but it is unfortunately very popular. And one
of the guys, Pheifer I think, from that podcast, was
actually on MSNBC to complain about how the GOP has
a bigger media machine mind it then Democrats okay, and
I was like, what upside down world are we living in?
That he would actually they say this out loud, Like
he would say this out loud and not recognize how
dumb it is.
Speaker 15: But he does.
Speaker 4: He Republicans have something Democrats don't, which they have a
massive media operation between Fox News, Daily Wire all these people.
Speaker 3: We don't have that yet, so we have to work
harder to do it.
Speaker 4: Truma has these massive megaphones pushing his message to voters
and into the social media ecosystems, so people.
Speaker 1: See, I remember Dan Peiffer. Do you remember talking about
Dan Pfeiffer. He was an advisor to Barack Obama and
now he's on Pod Save America.
Speaker 3: Wow.
Speaker 2: Okay, Yeah, I just I can't believe that he can
say that without being stopped. He's a liar.
Speaker 1: He's a total liar. He should know better, especially since
he advised Obama. He should know what the media landscape
looks like. He's lying. The guy is delusional and he's
a liar.
Speaker 2: That's just amazing, absolutely amazing. You know who, Nick fant
says that disgusting. He's a crap guy.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: He decided inexplicably to take on Xavier Derusso not a
good idea on his part. And it started because Xavier
had posted this picture of him with the Israeli flag
in the background, saying being anti Israel is being anti American.
If you don't see the connection, then you don't understand
foreign policy, the war against musty terrorism. You are the
importance of alliances, right, And Nick Fuente said, next time
you visit your masters in Israel, why don't you ask
them in person? Disloyal grifter, piece of shit.
Speaker 3: This guy.
Speaker 2: Xavier responded, here we go hide your kids, hi, and
hide your wives. Your dogs hid them.
Speaker 6: Nick Fuentes, you saber tooth, hammerhead bastard. I know if
all people you did not just call me a disloyal
grifter considering the fact that you're disloyal to your own audience.
First of all, you go around preaching that you want
to kill all non white people, knowing damn all your
assets hispanic fuentes. Then you act like the most transphobic
person in the world, knowing good and well that you've
been dragged and exposed at least six times for your
infatuation with trans women, aka you like your girls who
have dicks, and imagine thinking that you could get away
with being slack, constantly saying that the straightest thing that
you can do is to not have sex with women.
Are you fucking dumb? And the thing is, I think
you're really smart and low key. I think you're really
really funny, But at some point you keep rattling up
your audience to terrorize all the people who don't worship
your fake ideology as if you're some type of god.
You skinny, bobbleheaded Antichrist. But at some point they're going
to turn on you because you're everything that you pretend
to hate. And I know that eats you up. Inside
my entire career, I have stayed out of your way,
and I would like for you to stay out of mind.
But don't you ever in your motherfucking life try to
tell me about myself when you're out here telling your
followers to not vote for Trump. So you want to
give our country over to Kamala, you lego man looking
as trees in this bitch.
Speaker 3: I am not the one.
Speaker 6: I am the top three.
Speaker 3: So let's keep it moving.
Speaker 1: I cannot love him anymore.
Speaker 2: I can't.
Speaker 1: Oh God, the love I have for him is indescribable.
Speaker 2: So great God, we get him on our show.
Speaker 1: And we've been trying, y'all. We've been trying to get
him on our show.
Speaker 2: Fantastic, so much love, so much love for him. There
is the most disturbing story coming out of Spring, Texas
outside of Houston, that came out yesterday about sleepy stickers.
If you have not heard of sleepy stickers, I just homeschool,
That's all I can say. I mean, I don't know
what else to tell you. The fact that this is
happening is insane. Listen to this news story.
Speaker 20: The two a's have been suspended so far still they
don't feel comfortable sending their kids back to school.
Speaker 13: What happened with the sticker thick meet me fall asleep.
Speaker 20: This is four year old Lane Louvianu. She's the one
that broke this case open in September when she snuck
one of her sleepy stickers out of the classroom.
Speaker 22: She kind of pulled up her little shorts and said, mom, look,
this is my sleeping sticker.
Speaker 6: I was like, the what.
Speaker 20: When Lane's mom, Lisa saw the sticker, she thought it
was strange and asked her daughter about it. And the
teacher gives it to you where she put it on
your arm, which part.
Speaker 17: Right up there?
Speaker 6: What it look like sleepy.
Speaker 20: Lane's dad says he's known something was wrong since school
first started.
Speaker 3: In the morning. I'm here in her the something noise
in the room, and I'm going over there.
Speaker 20: She's stay love and so she gives you the sticker.
You put the sticker on and it makes you tired.
Speaker 10: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Wow.
Speaker 20: And all the kids get them.
Speaker 10: Yeah.
Speaker 1: They never notified the parents.
Speaker 20: So Lisa took matters into her own hands. She reached
out to the other parents in Lane's class, sent them
pictures of the patch to see if their kids were
getting the stickers too.
Speaker 2: I showed it to my four year old and she said, yes,
that's that's the sleepy sticker.
Speaker 20: Melissa Gilford immediately went online to research the sticker sleep
ze patch.
Speaker 28: So and if you read the ingredients on them, and
it has a lot of I mean, it's just things
I've never even heard of.
Speaker 2: And they're given them drugs that make them sleep to
keep them quiet.
Speaker 20: Najalla Abdullah tells US she'd noticed changes in her son,
who told her he'd been getting the stickers too. She
says he'd been crying, stopped eating, and was bringing home
lunches that he hadn't touched the parents. It shared with us,
and he received from Northgate Crossing Elementaries Principle today. The
email states too of the school staff members were put
on leave after they allegedly administered sleeping supplements to students
on September twenty fourth. The email also states this Spring
ISD Police Department is investigating.
Speaker 1: Okay, I know everybody's like homeschool. I disagree with that.
First of all, they put these teachers on leave, but
they did not criminally charge them. They should be criminally
charged and the parents should be down there saying these
people should never work with children again. They need to
charge these people with something. It is criminal, like that's
what we need to demand as parents. We don't need
to just be like I'm taking my kids out in
homeschooling them. Bullshit. We pay taxes, like we pay for
these people to do this job. Again with the government.
These are federal jobs basically, so we're paying these people.
We need to hold them to a higher standard.
Speaker 2: Parents have to do this.
Speaker 1: You got to get involved. You got to like get
on school board, you got to make sure that they
are held to a higher I get so irritated by that.
Just homeschool your kids, no, because then you quit. You're quitting.
You're quitting your kids because not everybody can homeschool their kids,
and so you just can't expect that like everybody can
do that. So get down there, fight for your kids
and hold these people accountable. Put them to the fire.
Like the fact that they were just put on leave.
That's unacceptable, totally unacceptable.
Speaker 2: Jail straight to jail. Well, and the part where they
said that they're put on leave and that yes, they
admitted to giving the sleepy sticker on September twenty fourth
ball crap that was done every single day because otherwise
the kids wouldn't have a name for it, they wouldn't
be talking about it regularly. They wouldn't have this, this
was an ongoing this was probably a daily facing. Absolutely
absolutely just mindable because these people.
Speaker 1: Don't want to do their jobs. Lawyer up, get a
class action suit and then sue the teachers through the
school sue whoever. You can start holding these people accountable
and make it better. Like that's we have to fight
back against this crap. I mean, if they're not going
to dismantle the Department of Education, we have to start
fighting back and holding these people accountable and making our
schools better, and then get more Republicans on school boards,
make it better, hire better people.
Speaker 2: It can be done.
Speaker 1: We used to have better schools, you guys. I mean
I grew up in the public school system. My public
school was fine. I didn't have people put sleepy stickers
on me, you know what I mean. Like I had
some decent teachers. I did along the way so and
there are still decent teachers out there. They still exist,
they really do. And we can demonize the public schools
all we want. And I know I see conservative people
doing that all the time. My kid is in public school.
She's doing fine. Your kid went to public school, he
did fine. He made it into a great school, you know,
great college. So I mean, I just I'm saying, we
cannot give up on this. We have to fight back.
That's what I get so irritated about that.
Speaker 2: I hope, I hope the story doesn't end there. I mean,
I hope that there's enough outrage that there is accountability.
I just worry that this is the last we're gonna
hear of it. His parents are gonna be like, Okay,
well they were dismissed, and that's that. I mean, it's
not good enough.
Speaker 1: Like it isn't it's not good, and it's not good.
On a side note, where can I get these because
also I have insomnia?
Speaker 2: Apparently they're on Amazon. I did not patch. I didn't
know this was a thing, So now I need to
go look for Sleepy Days. Oh my god. Now is
when I introduced the fact that this next clip is
a I please understand that it is not real. It
is made up of two different videos that are real,
but they are spliced together in a way that is
not real. But it's still awesome. So somebody put together
two different appearances of Biden and Donald Trump on sixty
minutes and made it look like they're talking to each other.
Speaker 29: We created the greatest economy in the history of our country.
Speaker 13: Well, first of all, let's put this in perspective.
Speaker 29: The unemployment numbers for African Americans, for Asian Americans, for
Hispanic Americans, virtually every number was.
Speaker 13: The best inflation rate month to month was just just
an inch.
Speaker 3: You at the best stock market price ever got that.
Speaker 13: But guess what we are. We're in a position where
for the last several months it hasn't spiked.
Speaker 3: You know what, she deleted thirty three thousand emails?
Speaker 12: How that could possibly happen? Anyone could be that irresponsible?
And I thought what data was in there that may
compromise sources and methods. By that, I mean names of
people who helped or et cetera. And it's just totally irresponsible.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I think it's disgraceful what she's.
Speaker 13: Done, Honest to god, that's all. I think.
Speaker 3: Biggest scandal was when they spied on.
Speaker 13: My campaign, says, I think it's I haven't looked.
Speaker 3: They spied on my campaign.
Speaker 29: They got caught, don't And then they went much further
than that, and they got caught. It was our Justice Department,
it was Obama and Biden.
Speaker 3: It's wrong.
Speaker 13: It's wrong, it's wrong.
Speaker 3: So wrong.
Speaker 29: I think what happened was disgraceful. I should never have
had think about that, should never have happened.
Speaker 13: Think of how that has changed everything.
Speaker 3: What kind of ice cream? What flavor ice cream do
you have?
Speaker 13: Do you think I would tell you if I knew
exactly what it would be?
Speaker 25: Of course I'm not going to you just come in
here with that negative attitude, and it's much too early
to make that kind of decision. And when I finished,
this country will be in a position like it hasn't
been maybe ever.
Speaker 13: I'm more optimistic than I've been a long time.
Speaker 2: That's great, That's really good. That's when AI is good. Yeah,
that's when AI is good for sure. All Right, it
is time for your DD. There's a double Okay.
Speaker 1: I can't remember what the first one is because I
didn't write it down.
Speaker 2: The first one is the mama, okay, just play it, okay,
because I know last night you were like, I really
want to know what you think of this, and I
was like, I don't know what I'm supposed to think
of this, but here it is.
Speaker 1: It's a dog saying okay, he's saying Mama, you guys.
Speaker 3: Love.
Speaker 1: My husband thought it was really creepy. My husband was like,
that's completely creepy. And can you imagine like a dog
coming in at four in the morning and waking you
up saying, Mama, I mean I think it's kind of cute.
Speaker 15: I like it.
Speaker 1: I think it's kind of cool. I've always I was
I've always wanted my dogs to be able to talk,
so I feel like they have a lot to say.
Oh yeah, you know, it's more some more than others, really,
but I like it. He was like, holy cow, that.
Speaker 2: Is I mean, it's a little creepy sounding. If you
don't like if you were just to hear that without
seeing that it's a cute dog, then it would be creepy.
But like you see that it's a cute.
Speaker 1: Dog, right, you know, so your mileage mayberry, I don't know.
Speaker 2: All right, some more thank yous to give out, Puzzled
eighty said, listening in retro the last few days. It's
my fifteenth anniversary and my husband is in Georgia doing
hurricane cleanup. This is my first week of homeschool. Because
our son was getting home until wasn't getting home until
four thirty. He was gone nine and a half hours
and we get done in three to four starting a
fund to free Daisy from the pause. It confuses me
every time I'm not looking at the screen. Love you chicks,
and thank you for keeping it real with the downs
and the light, with the ups as always falls. Oh
my god, I love that.
Speaker 1: I'm sure that just hearing the pause, everybody's like, what's
going on, what's happening?
Speaker 2: Is it freeze?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Joy Mead says, my sister just messaged me and reminded
me that it's my birthday. I totally forgot. Oh my god,
Happy birthday, Joy Birthday. Jeanie Hatniak said, Happy birthday to
my sister Joanne Shiel, who recently moved away from me
in Texas to Arizona. I miss our time together and hope,
hope she has a great one. I know what it's
like to miss a sister in Arizona because no I
have one, because Ana Richards says, Lieutenant Dan survives Milton.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: We said at the beginning of the show that we're
not going to talk about Lieutenant Dan because I'm irritated
about Lieutenant Dan. We may talk about him tomorrow.
Speaker 11: I don't know.
Speaker 2: But I'm just kind of irritated about that whole story.
Brian Bremley says, Hey, I've said pume before to describe
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