Speaker 1: Good morning everybody. Hello, greeting salutations. Well, what is coming
up on today's show? I will tell you so much
fire talk, so much fire. We're going to be talking
about the fire a lot today. Also, UK rape gangs
are a thing that we need to talk about. And
lives are terrible, horrible topics, not very good topics this morning,
but we're going to get through them. And then lives
are losing whatever's left of their minds about the Gulf
of America, talking about that and so much more.
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Speaker 2: So, Yeah, there's a lot of fire talk, get to
so many angles of the fire and so many different
storylines of the fire, and so there's gonna be a
lot of fire talk today, and I guess we'll kick
it off by first of all telling you that it
is in no way contained and it's just spreading and
things are getting worse and worse. And now we're starting
to see at least with the daylight from yesterday. Of
course it's still dark in California, but with the daylight
from yesterday, we saw what the Pacific Palisades looks like now,
which is I don't even I can't even process that
this was a lush, wealthy city.
Speaker 1: Oh my gosh, it's unreal, isn't it. I mean, it's
just it looks war torn.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it really really does. And then somebody had tweeted
about how Malibu also looks unbelievable. Here's a little video
from Malibu.
Speaker 1: We were my family and I were just there like
what three years ago. We went there like three years
ago and went up and down the pch and everything, and.
Speaker 6: Oh my god.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's just awful. I know, I was gonna. I
was contemplating whether I should let him out of the
office because he usually doesn't sit in here, but for
some reason he wanted to sit with me today. Did
you want to sit down please?
Speaker 2: He's like I would like to be on camera.
Speaker 1: They would like to make his appearance this morning and
say hello to everybody. So everybody say hello to THEO. Yeah,
he's gonna.
Speaker 2: Be right there.
Speaker 1: He's a distinguished gentleman.
Speaker 7: Ye is there?
Speaker 1: He goes, yes, look, oh my good boy.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 2: And then also I think this is also from the
Pacific Palisades on the ground a couple of dudes driving
through it and just talking about what they're seeing. It's
absolutely incredible.
Speaker 7: Okay, I guess let's.
Speaker 6: Park along this street.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 2: And then Dave, if you can just oh my ahead
of us and Charta and.
Speaker 9: Sent up singing right here, right here, this is where
it's got to be.
Speaker 7: This is, oh my god, what I've never look at
this beyond comprehension.
Speaker 2: Oh and you were showing me the picture of the
Hollywood Sign under flood line.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we didn't get that into the lineup, but the
as of like six twenty four am, the like right
behind the Hollywood sign, you know, the famous Hollywood sign
up on the hill flames. Oh my god, Hollywood Hills
is burning nut to you, guys, It's so big and
so out of control. And when I say it's out
of control. I mean they do not and cannot get
control of it. And this is according to the fire
department themselves. Here is one of the.
Speaker 2: Fire dudes talking about how they don't have what they
need to fight.
Speaker 6: For the question. So I'll start at the end and
work back.
Speaker 7: No.
Speaker 6: La County and all twenty nine fire departments in our
county are not prepared for this type of widespread disaster.
There are not enough firefighters in La County to address
four separate fires of this magnitude. We were prepared. We
did get state preposition resources that came from northern California
that grew up in the Santa Clarita Valley. We did
hire additional firefighters from the La County Fire Department and
preposition them in the Santa Monica Mountains. The La County
Fire Department was prepared for one or two major brush fires,
but not four, especially given these sustained winds and low humidities.
Like our director of Emergency Management said, this is not
a normal red flag glurt, you.
Speaker 1: Know, and you and I were talking about before the show.
Just like the embers, right, they are there for like
one or two of these things. The embers come up
in the air, Like we just had a pasture fire
right before Christmas, and I was telling you that, you know,
you see one little fire happening, you see the embers
go up, and you're like crap, because you know that
like out of the fifty embers, one of those could
start another fire. And they did and they were like
their little fires that started in our pasture. And thank God,
we have great volunteer you know, fire department people that
come to our house like immediately, and then there's like
have water, you have water, right, and they do it immediately,
I mean because we live in a really small town.
And they took care of it. But like when I
was watching that that day real time, I was freaking
out because you can see them. Can you imagine like
take that and amplify that times that a gajillion, which
is yeah right now, and it's just it's on control.
They cannot get this under control.
Speaker 2: No, I mean, the last I heard is that because
there was like four major fires raging right now and
one of them is thirty percent contained and all the
other three are zero percent contained, they just cannot and
they don't have the water to fight it. They don't
have the resources they need to fight it. Their budgets
were cut. Like everything, everything has been mismanaged about this
from start to finish. I mean, it's just it's unbelievable.
Speaker 1: The person in charge is a lesbian and that, right,
that's super important.
Speaker 2: Right, it is important. In fact, we have a little
clip about just how important this is. I mean, we
played the video yesterday, but there's even more like the
links and the reduction value of all of the things
that they did. Even their orientation program for new firefighters
was like this.
Speaker 10: We are hosting our new employee orientation and our focus
is to teach our new employees for them to understand
cultural competency, identify implicit and unconscious bias, and be aware
of the important of us having a diverse and inclusive workforce.
Speaker 11: Diversity is important because the different people bring different lenses
to their job and those different ideas, those different lenses
are important to have the best practices for our industry.
Speaker 2: Or just maybe fight fire.
Speaker 1: Yeah, maybe that's what you should be doing, is fighting fire?
Speaker 2: Oh my god.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean, I'm sure there are a lot of
blue just hugely blue Democrats that are in California right
now going like what have we done? You know, and
I hope so. I hope so too that are really
rethinking that their vote, their votes, you know. I mean
it's because, oh my, you guys, what a complete nightmare
this is now. I mean there are also people like
I don't I don't know if you have the tweet
or not, like Bernie Sanders was trying to blame this
on climate change and then wondering where Trump was right,
and it's like and Democrats are doing that. It's like
Trump isn't president right now. He didn't do this, and
I know we have clip upon clip of him asking
Gavin Newsom, like when he's going to take care of
this kind of stuff, like forest management is something that
he should have been in charge of, he should have
been taking care of. He hasn't done that. He's just
standing there with his hands, you know, and his pants,
looking at the fires like that.
Speaker 12: Dude.
Speaker 1: I just what an incompetent jerk this guy is.
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Speaker 13: It is dedicated to ensuring a fair and equal workplace environment.
Speaker 3: I wait to us report of Christian Cordero is live
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why it's necessary.
Speaker 14: Christian Ellen Paulleen. The discrepancies are stark, even just on paper.
The LAFD this year hired its first ever female chief,
and it says so far this year, eight percent of
its applicants have been women. That might sound like a
small number, but it's actually twice the percentage of female firefighters.
Speaker 2: Currently in the department.
Speaker 14: Every day, the LAFD is called upon to respond to crises,
and today it is taking a step to resolve one
of its own. The department's first ever Diversity, Equity and
Inclusion Bureau will launch in January, one year since its
first ever female fire Chief, Christian Crowley, was appointed.
Speaker 13: So by creating this new bureau, our Diversity equin Inclusion Bureau,
now we actually have the staff to do the work.
When it comes to doing a deep dive in regard
to how we do business, how we take care of
one another in the fire stations and in our work environment.
Speaker 14: The planets to do so by adding training and enforcing accountability.
Calls for accountability have echoed for years. In twenty twenty one,
women's advocacy groups, including one representing female firefighters, pushed for
changes at the highest level, saying a system within the
department exposes them to abuse, bullying, and a culture of
intimidation and retaliation.
Speaker 1: They're just not accountable for having water for fires.
Speaker 2: I it's just.
Speaker 1: That it's astounding, isn't it. I mean, it's just staggering
to watch the crap.
Speaker 2: The priorities are just incredible. And then I know, like
it's been years, but I know that we've written on
our website, checks on the Right dot com about different
standards that fire departments set to employ either women or
male firefighters, right, And so I don't want some five one,
one hundred and twenty five pound female firefighter being the
one that's gonna have to get my husband out of
a third story house, right, Okay, that makes no sense.
And when they lower the physical requirements for women, it's
the people who suffer for that. I just I can't
I can't believe that this is not just how is
this not obvious?
Speaker 1: I mean, while it's become obvious if they've they've obviously
focused on DEI And we're seeing how that pans out
right now, we're seeing it. It's twenty four to seven
on the news, you guys, we're seeing it. California is burning. Yeah,
we're seeing how that works out.
Speaker 2: And there's no one like Megan Kel to just summarize
how stupid this entire thing is. No one cares about
the fire chief's sexuality. Now Here is Megan to absolutely
go off about it. Gives a shit if the fire
chief is gay?
Speaker 15: No, I'm sorry, but who gives a flying fig about
who she likes to sleep with? Can you fight the
fucking fires, madam, that's the relevant question. We don't care
about your lady parts, and we don't care who you
want having access to them.
Speaker 2: Can you fight fires?
Speaker 15: Can you make sure there's water in the fire hydrants?
When you realize in an in Ventura County this is.
Speaker 2: A massive problem.
Speaker 15: When you realize that California is going through a drought
where they haven't had.
Speaker 2: Rain in weeks and months.
Speaker 15: Is I don't care who turns you on? And you
know why they have only one hundred women in a
squad of thirty three hundred because women tend to be
smaller and not as and unless you lower the requirements
to become a firefighter, most women.
Speaker 2: Can't pass the test. This is an absurdity.
Speaker 15: This is just like the Secret Service and what happened
with Trump.
Speaker 16: We needed all these women in.
Speaker 15: There who weren't even tall enough to protect the six
foot three presidents. Under this woman, Ms Crowley, the Department
created a Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Bureau to train firefighters
not on refilling the hydrants or what to do when
they're empty, but on the importance of DEI.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and you know what, we're mad at that chick
for doing it right. People are mad, but I mean
people voted or in. So who should we be more
mad at? You know what I mean? I mean the people.
We live in a constitutional republic, y'all. I mean, it's
like these people voted these jack holes in. I don't
know what to say other than this, you get the
government you deserve. You get the government you freaking deserve.
And listen. I'm also super stoked that Ukraine their firehouses
are staffed just fine. They put back to.
Speaker 2: La sent their excess supplies to.
Speaker 1: Ukraine, right right, So Ukraine is fine. And you know
there are Republicans who voted for that shit. Dan Crenshaw
is one of them, by the way, just like to
put that out here's best friend. He's our BFF. Dan Crenshaw,
you're watching this, which I'm sure you are. You voted
for that. Weird, how we silent about that? Yeah, but
there are other Republicans who were just fine, not just Democrats,
but Republicans who were just fine sending money to Ukraine
for their firehouses. And they are fine with water, They're
fine logistically with their firehouses. Weird how that works, isn't it.
Speaker 2: It's just the whole thing is maddening. And actually it's
not terribly new. This whole idea of, you know, making
sure that the LA fire Department is super diverse. It
actually goes back several years. Here is Adam Carroll in
a congressional hearing talking about how he tried to become
an LA firefighter back in the day, and this is
what happened to him.
Speaker 17: Said, I want to talk about my white privilege so badly.
I graduated North Hollywood High with a one point seven GPA.
I could not find a job. I walked to a
fire station in North Hollywood. I was nineteen. I was
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was on welfare and food stamps. And I said, can
I get a job as a fireman? And they said no,
because you're not black, Hispanic, or a woman. We'll see
in about seven years, and I went to a construction
site in Dug Ditches and picked up garbage for the
next seven years. I got a letter in the mail
sent to my father's house saying, your time has come
to do the written exam for the LA Fire Department.
I took it and I was standing in line, and
I had a young woman of color standing behind me
in line, and I said, just out of curiosity, when
did you sign up to become a fire man? Because
I did it or person seven years ago. And she said, Wednesday,
that is an example of my white privilege.
Speaker 1: It's unreal.
Speaker 2: It's just absolutely ridiculous. It is.
Speaker 1: Oh wow, it's quite a story, right, yeah, white a story.
And he's probably one of so many that have experienced
the same thing.
Speaker 2: Yeah yeah, I would rather have Adam Corolla as a
firefighter than somebody who cares more about who she sleeps
with exactly or so weight lesbian.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry, but I'm overweight, five foot woman who I
don't care how much melanin she has in her skin.
I don't care. This is the thing. Yeah, but gosh,
we got to keep him out of there for seven years.
I'm real, I'm.
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Speaker 1: There's all there's more chunk Yogurt yelling at him. Yeah.
Speaker 2: So Dave Rubin brought that up yesterday and said a
few weeks ago on the Piers Morgan Show, grotesque ogre
and chunk Booger, Oh my gosh, was screaming at me
for saying DEI should have no place in California fire departments.
DEI isn't just wrong because it's repackaged racism. It's also
wrong because once it enters the system, it takes attention
and resources away from the actual mandate of the institution.
There is finite time and manpower, and if you waste
it on DEI, your core competency will diminish. It is
as simple as that. I thought that was so well put.
It is.
Speaker 1: It's absolutely true, and we're seeing it. We're seeing it
play out. You cannot deny that. I mean, you can
be as liberal as liberal comes, and you can try
very hard to deny what's happening here, but you just can't.
It's playing out.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I don't know what more evidence people need at this point, exactly.
Bernie Sanders like, take all the seats. Oh my god,
the people that are saying that this is I can't.
It's not about freaking climate change.
Speaker 1: It's not it's not about climate change.
Speaker 2: And then also FEMA who you would think would be
hyper focused on the fire. I could not believe that
this was an actual tweet from FEMA or an actual
article about FEMA yesterday. But this is real, and this
is from the Advocate. This is an actual article that
says meet the gay man helping FEMA fight misinformation during
natural disasters. Someone thought this was an appropriate story to
come out yesterday.
Speaker 1: Well the eighth Yeah, it's it's crazy. It's as bad
as like the Kardashians pushing their new show yesterday, right, yeah,
it's like, what is it the one that looks like
oh Ja Simpson's kid? Oh yeah that why I know that?
Speaker 2: Remind that file? Remove it that one.
Speaker 1: She's like, seriously, I was on Twitter yesterday and she
was like, let me push my NAIs show in fantasy Land,
California on the day where like literally California is burning down.
I'm like, can we just maybe get a new PR
person because oh my god, you're not doing it correctly. Yeah,
this is these people tone deaf, totally ting.
Speaker 2: God, Yeah, just completely tone deaf. So, like we said earlier,
in the show, lots and lots of different story angles
about the fire, and one of those angles an important
one is how Trump has been talking about these problems
for freaking ever. You guys, so four months ago. We've
got a clip of Trump from four months ago. He
was in La County and he was talking about the
need for California to send more water down state, which
is something that Gavin Newsom has refused to do. Here's
what Trump said just four months ago.
Speaker 18: And so much water and all those fields that are
right now barren, the farmers would have all the water
they needed, and you could revert water up into the
hills where you have all the dead forests, where the
forests are so brittle, because no places like California. I
go to Austria, the head of Austria tells me, you know,
we have trees that are much more flammable than what
you have in California. We never have forest forests because
they maintain their forests. And you have all that water
that could be used to what they call waterflow where
you know where the land would be damp, and you'd
stop many of these horrible fires that are costing billions
and billions of dollars by the federal government, et cetera.
So one thing I'm going to do for California. Vote
for me, California. I'm going to give you safety, I'm
going to give you a great border, and I'm going
to give you more water than almost anybody has. And
the farmers up north are going to be able to
use one hundred percent of the land, not one percent.
Speaker 5: Of their land.
Speaker 1: Yeah. But I mean he didn't do that. Gavinderson didn't
do that. He wasted millions on illegals end up doing
what he should have done, which is, you know, forest
management and actually taking care of his people. He didn't
do that. This is the thing. When you give men,
you know, small men like Gavin Newsom, positions of power,
they just they squander, Actually don't. They don't really squander.
They demonize, they oppress, you know, they let all that
stuff go to their heads.
Speaker 2: And they redirect blame where I mean, on climate change
or on Trump like people, the people that are blaming
Trump at all when Trump isn't even in freaking office
right now. I'm just like, what is even happening?
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's nuts, isn't it.
Speaker 19: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I mean Gavin Newsom is a small, insecure man, confident
men don't do what he has done to the state
of California, Like, can you imagine if this happened in Florida?
Speaker 2: Oh, it would never, it would never, right.
Speaker 1: But can you imagine just just say, I mean, because
there have been natural disasters in Florida, right, but if
they just imagine for them, right, But imagine if like
there was a fire in Florida. You just there would
not be a guy standing there with his hand in
his pants just looking. He would just DeSantis would burst
into action and he would get crap done. That's what
he That's what he does. There would be no blame game,
there would be no he would just he would take
care of it. He would take care of business because
that's what leaders do. Yep, that's exactly right.
Speaker 2: And a lot of the water problems from California all
stem from the stupid, little useless fish called the Delta
smelt that they've been trying. Environmentalists, the whack jobs out
there have been trying to protect this useless little fish
for as long as we have had our website. And
I was reminded about that because as soon as I
heard Trump in a different clip talking about the freaking
Delta smelt, I was like, oh my God, wrote about
them thousand and nine, you guys, this is from our website,
my article talking about restricting water to Central Valley, which
is a region that has tons of farm crop and
it's it's cutting off water not just to the farmers,
but of course to the cities, and it's causing job losses.
And the reason was because of those stupid fish, because
they're on the endangered species list. But they don't even
do anything, like, they don't help anything. They only live
in California. They serve no purpose. And so but this
is what's important to the environmentalists, and so they end
up wasting all this water. They dump it into the
Pacific Ocean instead of letting it flow and like keep
the ground damp. As President Trump said, it's so completely stupid.
I just, oh my god.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so what's better, what's happening now?
Speaker 2: Or saving right? Smelt right? I mean, it's just hard.
And then Trump remember when Trump was on Joe Rogan,
like how big of a deal that is? They also
talked about this very issue on Joe Rogan's show.
Speaker 1: Here is that clip.
Speaker 18: They said, we have no water. I said, do you
have a drought? No, I don't have a drought. I said,
why you have no water because the water isn't allowed
to flow down. It's got a natural flow from Canada
all the way up north, more water than they could
have use. And in order to protect a tiny little fish,
the water up north gets routed into the Pacific Ocean.
Millions and millions of gallons of water gets poured. I
could have water for all of that land, water for
your forests. You know, your forests are dry as a bone.
Speaker 7: Okay, dangerous That water could.
Speaker 18: Be routed, you know, you could have everything, not only dangerous.
Billions of dollars a year they spend on forest fires,
and you know, there's a case with the environment they're
not allowed to rake their forests because you're not allowed
to touch it.
Speaker 7: And all they have to do is clean their.
Speaker 18: Forest, meaning rake it up, get rid of the leaves,
get rid of you know, leaves that are sitting there
for five years, and they will certainly get rid of
the dead fall, and get rid of the trees that
are falling in that.
Speaker 1: You know, And what about what about the animals that
are dying in these wars fires? Did the environmentalists care
about that? Did they care about the livestock? Did they
care about you know, the plants, the all of Do
they care about those things? They just care about this
tiny little that they get very tunnel vision. Do they
care about this little I think we should start a
hashtag f the smelt f it Seriously, if they get
they what is with the tunnel vision on these things?
Can they not see the big picture like adults clearly cannot.
It's not It is absolutely insane.
Speaker 2: There was also this tweet about the the two point
seven billion dollar water storage failure. This is I didn't
know this, but like ten years ago, voters gave California
two point seven billion dollars under a certain proposition number
one to secure the water future with new storage products.
And ten years later, not a single reservoir has been built,
not a single solitary one. And so where's the money?
Where's And this is again this is squarely on Gavin Newsom.
He is the one that is in control of the state.
How much more of California has to burn before he
takes care of it?
Speaker 1: Dude is famous for taking money and not spending it
where it's supposed to be spent, right, I mean he
is famous for where's all the money? Where's all of it?
The only thing that we know he spends money on
is illegals.
Speaker 2: That's it. Yeah, that's exactly right.
Speaker 1: Where the hell's the rest of the money, dude? I mean,
why is there should be an uprising in California where
people are like, where is our money? You have spent
it on all the like, on all the illegals, but
on all the things that you're supposed to be spending
the money on. You're not spending the money on. But
they don't seem to care. A lot of Californias just
simply don't care. They keep putting this guy in a
position of power. It's it's madness.
Speaker 2: It is absolute madness. And Trump tweeted a pretty strongly
worded tweet about Gavin. Do you want to read that please?
Speaker 1: Governor Gavin Noosecomb refused to sign the water Restoration Declaration
put before him that would have allowed millions of gallons
of water from excess rain and snow melt from the
north to flow daily into many parts of California, including
the areas that are currently burning in a virtually apocalyptic way.
He wanted to protect an essentially worthless fish called a
smelt by giving it less water. It didn't work, but
didn't care about the people of California. Now the ultimate
price is being paid. I will demand that this incompetent
governor allowed beautiful, clean fresh water to flow into California.
He is the blame for this. On top of it all,
no water for fire hydrants, not firefighting planes. A true disaster.
It is a disaster. It is I thought think he
beautifully said correct, there's nothing there that was incorrect.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean he's calling out who needs to be
called out, and so all the Democrats, including Newsome, who
will play a clip of him responding to that attack,
all the Democrats who are like, I can't believe true
is playing politics with this.
Speaker 1: It's politics that created this.
Speaker 2: Absolutely, of course he's gonna call it out. I mean,
it's like the people that are calling it out actually
care about making sure this doesn't happen again.
Speaker 1: That's all he's been saying.
Speaker 2: What are years?
Speaker 1: What do these people want him to say? Oh, he's
doing a great job. Great job, Gavin Newsom with your
with your taking of the money and not doing what
you're supposed to do with it. And right, you know,
great job with California. Your state's on fire. Good job, God,
I mean, shut up with you and your feelings. Your
feelings don't matter right now. Your state's on fire.
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the ten. Okay, So how did Gavin Newsom respond to
the fire first of all and then also to Trump.
Let's just hear this very short clip when a report
I think it's Anderson Cooper, even Anderson Cooper says, you
know the some of these local firefighters don't have water, Like,
what do you say about that? You're not even gonna
believe what Gavin Newsom said. This was his answer, what
is the.
Speaker 7: Situation with the water?
Speaker 20: Obviously in the palisage ran now last night in the hydrants,
I was tarting the firefighter in this block.
Speaker 5: They left because there was no water in the hydrant here.
Speaker 7: Local folks are trying to figure that out.
Speaker 1: Local folks are they're going to figure it out. Yeah,
he's going to be busy at French laundry having some dinner. Right,
local folks are going to figure that out, you guys. Yeah,
oh my god, right again deflect like deflect, yeah, you
know now alame right, what a piece of ship that guy.
He's there in his court, he's there in his quarter zip.
You know, he's like right here on the stne my
hands and my pants it's fine, They're going to figure
it out. What a douche this guy is.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, the worst of the worst. And so
then Anderson asked him, and he was, of course like
asked him in just such an Anderson way, like I
hate to even bother you with this.
Speaker 1: You're hot and maybe at one point we can date, but.
Speaker 2: I cannot, just I can't because what Gavin Newsom his
response to Trump's criticism is to basically prop up Joe Biden.
Speaker 20: Listen, person, but the president electures to attack you, blame
you for that.
Speaker 7: It's one can't even respond to it. I mean, it's uh.
People are literally fleeing.
Speaker 5: People have lost their lives, kids lost their schools, family
is completely torn asunder, churches burned down.
Speaker 7: This guy I wanted to politicize it.
Speaker 9: Oh my god.
Speaker 7: I have a lot of thoughts, and I know what
I want to say. I won't.
Speaker 5: I stood next to the President of the United States
of America today and I was prob to be with
Joe Biden, and he had the backs of every single
person in this community. Didn't play politics, didn't try to
divide any of us.
Speaker 2: No, he didn't play politics or try to divide because
he was too busy talking about how great it is
that he's a freaking great grandfather. Now, yeah, that's what
Joe Biden was.
Speaker 1: Doing, which is interesting that he would acknowledge that grandkid is.
It's like, it's nice knowledge that one and not the
other one. It's he just skipped over some right.
Speaker 2: What And so he, you know, he was given a
script to read, because Biden is too demented to just
be able to talk off the cuff like a leader,
and so he read a script and then he was
like yeah, yeah, yeah, Like there was I guess a
reporter that would asked about specific people who were wondering
if their home was lost, and Joe Biden was like, yeah,
I mean we don't know yet, but like, listen to
my great news.
Speaker 21: Notification their hope heard round today. Maybe still stay I
surely the good news is I'm a great fanlow.
Speaker 1: Oh my gosh.
Speaker 2: He didn't even know what they had. He was like,
baby girl, I mean baby boy.
Speaker 1: Yeah again with the tone deafness.
Speaker 2: Oh my god.
Speaker 1: These people just having no business running a dry cleaner's right,
let alone the country and a state.
Speaker 22: Wow.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I could not believe that that was real. Like
people started tweeting about it, and I was like, there's
no way somebody's taking this out of context. There's no
way this happened.
Speaker 1: It happened, It happened, It happened.
Speaker 2: And then of course Mayor Bass who was off in
Ghana when all of this went down, and of course
then had to quickly fly back home. The Sky News
reporter caught up with her as she was boarding the
plane asked her two full minutes worth of questions directly
at her, like super close, you know, just like close
as me to my screen, super close to her, asking
her to make any statement, any comment whatsoever to the
people of her city. And for two straight minutes, she
just pretended like she couldn't hear him. I'm not going
to play the full two minutes, but you just need
to see how ridiculous this was. It's remarkable.
Speaker 23: Do you owe citizens and apology for being absent while
their homes were burning? Do you regret cutting the fire
department budget by millions of dollars?
Speaker 5: Madam?
Speaker 6: Theyre Have you.
Speaker 23: Nothing to say today? Have you absolutely nothing to say
to the citizens today? Elon Mosk says that you're utterly incompetent.
Are you considering your position. That's that right, Madam mayor,
have you absolutely nothing to say to the citizens today
here dealing with this disaster?
Speaker 1: Couple screw for them?
Speaker 23: Do you think you should have been visiting Ghana while
this was unfolding back home?
Speaker 1: It's unreal? What is wrong with these people?
Speaker 2: And here he followed her out on like through the tarmac,
like all the way and kept asking her question. She
just would not answer. It made her look so bad.
She already does.
Speaker 1: Look bad, y'all. THEO it's smarter than that, broad I'm serious.
He could do a better job, right, and he's sleeping
right now. It's astounding to me these people get into office.
But again I go back to the people. We live
in a constitutional republic. People elect these morons, these absolute
colossal idiots. She's an idiot, and she's of things. She's like,
I'm gonna go off to Gunda on vacation. You know what,
What the hell do I care? Because I'm and it's like,
what I mean, that's not it? What like it's hard.
It's like and there will be will there be accountability? Well,
I mean that's the thing. Will there'll be any accountability
with her? Because I don't know it's doubtful.
Speaker 2: Very doubtful. And then of course she held a press
conference with written out talking points because this is not
something that she could speak to as a leader on
her own, so she obviously in the notes that she
was given to read. She was told in there to say, hey,
for information about resources and how to get help, go
to this website. She she didn't do that, right, you guys.
Here's what she ended up saying.
Speaker 24: This is an active situation, and conserve water to the
extent that you can. We want to make sure that
we are ready if we need more water. But make
no mistake, Los Angeles will rebuild stronger.
Speaker 2: Than ever right now.
Speaker 24: If you need help, emergency information, sources and shelter is available.
All of this can be found at.
Speaker 5: You r L.
Speaker 1: All of this can be found at you are OL.
What did I just hear?
Speaker 2: That's what you were.
Speaker 1: You guys, There's no way that this chick graduated high school.
There's no way.
Speaker 2: I just I can't.
Speaker 1: I can't be found at you are OW.
Speaker 2: I'm pretty sure there was an actual U r L
she was supposed to give out.
Speaker 1: I text IRS, I I am out, I can't. I'm done.
I'm done with the internet today. I'm done with news.
I'm done.
Speaker 8: I can't.
Speaker 1: I just I'm done.
Speaker 2: So I'm glad that California has the resources they need.
The mayor Louie, I just yeah, it was embarrassment.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: And then Trump, Trump and Millennia went to go pay
their respect to Jimmy Carter at the Capitol yesterday and
so reporters caught up with him and they were asking
him about the fires, and these were his comments as
of last night.
Speaker 25: Cleaveh be provided to California forth takes Well.
Speaker 18: It's very sad because I've been trying to get Gavin
Newsom to allow water to come. You'd have tremendous water
up there. They send it out to the Pacific because
they're trying to protect a tiny little fish which is
in other areas, by the way, called the smelt. And
for the sake of a smelt, they.
Speaker 8: Have no water.
Speaker 18: They had no water in the fire hydrants today in
Los Angeles. It was a terrible thing. And we're going
to get that done. It's going to finally be done.
I got it done from the federal side, and he
didn't want to sign it.
Speaker 6: But it's not going to happen again. Like that, there's
no reason.
Speaker 18: Can you imagine you have farmers that don't have any
water in California, they have plenty of water, they don't
have a drought. They send it out to the Pacific
and it's crazy. So what's happening at California is a
true tragedy.
Speaker 1: And the smelts of dunt fish, the smelts and guts
targets on their backs. Now you know, they're like in
the water going oh shit, really like they you know
what I mean, where's about the I don't even think
you can eat them?
Speaker 3: Like?
Speaker 2: I think they're actually useless.
Speaker 1: I think somebody said that they are delicious. I think
one person in here did say they are. But I mean,
like eat a freaking blue gill. Nobody cares. I don't
they The fish all taste the same, right, I mean,
come on, let's just get real.
Speaker 2: F the smelt.
Speaker 1: F the smelt.
Speaker 2: You guys have it. Also, we talked about James what.
So many celebrities have lost their houses entirely. I was
actually really sad to read Billy Crystal's statement he and
his wife have lived in their house for forty five years.
Speaker 1: That's devastating.
Speaker 2: I can't even imagine, and so he wrote a statement
about how you know they've lived there for that long,
They've raised their kids, they've raised grandkids, they have all
these just memories in that house and yeah, it's one
hundred percent disintegrated, gone ash, it's just nothing. And so
many other celebrities you can, I mean the names like
it was Ricky Lake, it was Spencer Pratt and Heidi
montag it was Anthony Hopkins. It was James Woods, of course,
who we talked about yesterday, and he was actually online.
There were some amazing tweets that were going around as
we mentioned about people trying to blame all of this
on climate change, and one of those people he responded
to because they called him out. So this person who
calls himselves Lucifer said, the irony of James Woods, known
for his skepticism about climate change, losing his home to
the very wildfires linked to climate change impacts in California
is striking, and James Woods fired back, this fire is
not from climate change, you ignorant asshole. It is because
liberal idiots like you elect liberal idiots like Gavin Newsom
and Karen Bass. One doesn't understand the first thing about
fire manager and the other can't fill the reservoirs.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and I'm so glad he said it. James Woods
is one hundred and fifty percent correct. Yeah, and the
devil is wrong.
Speaker 2: The devil is wrong. Absolutely. He was on well, he
was on with Laura Ingram last night, but then earlier
in the day he was on CNN and completely just
broke down and it was absolutely heartbreaking. It really was.
Speaker 1: It really was heartbreaking.
Speaker 17: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Watch seventy seven years old.
Speaker 26: Man, I can't walk up these hills is like Mount
Everest there, it's like, you know, pretty steep.
Speaker 7: So you know, it's just you wait.
Speaker 6: I posted this on Expert, But Sarah was on with
her eight year old niece last night.
Speaker 17: She came out, I'm sorry, just you know, one day
you're swimming pool and the next day it's all gone.
But yeah, she came out with her little yeddie piggy bank.
Speaker 4: For us to rebuild our house.
Speaker 9: That bless.
Speaker 25: Oh my gosh, James Woods. We all hope that you
will be able to rebuild your house, maybe starting with
that little yetti piggy bank. And we're just glad that
you're okay and your wife is okay, your lives yeah, no,
I mean this is real and it's raw, and you
you are you know what it's strength is not measured
by whether you know you hold in crying or not.
Strength is what you are doing now and helping your
neighbors and shining a light on the great, amazing work
of all those firefighters and emergency crews out there. You
have so much strength, and we appreciate you coming on
to reflect what so many others just like you are
experiencing in that raw emotion right now. We wish you
the best, you and your wife as you really rebuild
your lives. So many people are doing that right now
and trying to process what's going on. So James, and
also keep us posted on your ninety four year old
neighbor and everything going there. We're going to continued to
talk and we wish you could.
Speaker 7: He's okay, they founded in the hospital.
Speaker 6: Okay.
Speaker 18: I just if anybody knows where Robert Trent Tayler is,
you know, all right, that's.
Speaker 2: An important message. And also there's this this app that's
really important.
Speaker 1: I just hope he rebuilds in another state. Yeah, you know,
I don't know why he was still in California. He
just it doesn't suit him.
Speaker 2: But I imagine that he's probably been in his house
for years and years and years, and you're probably to
pick up and leave everything. I mean, I know just
from like moving voluntarily. You know, they get it, bitch
to move and doing it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I just you know, And this may be inappropriate
time to ask this question. I'm going to do it anyway,
because sometimes I'm inappropriate. But I wonder if those you know,
really well to do people in Malibu will who lost everything,
will get treated like the people in North Carolina, because
there are a lot of people in North Carolina right
now who still are homeless and hurting, and they're watching
this disaster and they're probably wondering, wait, it's like what's
going to happen there? Because I know what's happening here.
I mean, I have a friend from high school who's
still displaced. She's in California, she's in North Carolina, and
she's like, we still haven't, like we have no help here.
Like things suck in North Carolina. And so I just
wonder if if you know, if there's celebrity privilege, and
we all know there's celebrity privilege, So just curious if
they're if it's going to be different there. I mean,
granted there is, it's not over yet, you know, and
there's a lot Can you imagine the rebuilding that's going
to have to actually been in California. It's just insurmountable.
It's like, I can't, It's devastating. But yeah, I just
I wonder how long that will take. And you know,
Trump's getting back into off so I think things are
going to change, but I think hopefully things will change
for the people of North Carolina too, I.
Speaker 2: Have I know. And then with all of this happening,
leave it to just absolute liberal scumbags on the internet
to just say, I mean, you think you're inappropriate, this
is what's inappropriate. This miszoo professor named Karen Piper said
James Woods's house is burning down. It's karma calling, I mean,
lady gross up. Yeah, and then she deleted it. Of course,
the internet's forever. She deleted that, but then never said
anything like that. Why she deleted it, you know what
I mean, shouldn't have said that yet. And she's a professor,
which tells you everything.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we wonder why kids are coming out of college
all screwed up.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Well, and also I think we mentioned yesterday that
James Woods was one of the people in a neighborhood
impacted by the loss of insurance just a few months ago,
several weeks ago. And so you know again you have
to like he's he doesn't he's not even insured. So
when he goes to rebuild, it's on him, like it's
all his own money. It's all on him to rebuild
and recover those losses in any way that he can.
And so we've got more information on the whole insurance
part one message from Justine Bateman, who said a couple
of years ago, insurance companies put in the necessary requests
to the state of California to raise their rates. They
were denied, so, in other words, there were price caps
imposed on the insurance company. So a bunch of them
pulled out of California. She says it's been extremely difficult,
if not impossible, to get house insurance here since then.
Many of these now destroyed houses may be uninsured because
California would not let the companies raise their rates to
compensate for past fires. And then this other tweet from
Laura Power Powell said that last year's state farm canceled
sixteen hundred policies in the Palisades because the state would
not allow them to raise the pres The affected homeowners
would then likely have to rely on the state run plan,
which is a super expensive last resort insurance program. But
that plan only had a surplus, a surplus of two
hundred million dollars as of this past April, and was
going to become insolvent if there was an insurance event
that they had to cover. So this is all once
again government mismanagement, that all this is.
Speaker 1: About tons of bureaucracy, and you know, you know who
ends up putting the bill for all this is the
American tax payer.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I can't think this is going to come to
your pocketbook. Get ready, it all comes up.
Speaker 1: It always comes down to us in our pocket books,
you guys, always comes back to us. But in the
bill for all this stuff, you know, because these dates,
a lot of these you know, the Democrats, they can't
handle their own crap. These these governors, mayors whoever, they
just don't want to and they passed the buck. They're like, oh,
I could just push it off on the American taxpayer,
because that's what that's what they do, which is why
we get screwed why our taxes are so high? And
then it's just this awful, vicious cycle. So here we
go again.
Speaker 2: Yep, here we go again. And you were mentioning earlier
like what how would this be different if this were
happening in Florida. Eric Doherty posted Florida cannot stop hurricanes
from occurring, but it has become the best entity in
the entire country at handling disaster recovery. California is to
wildfires as Florida is to hurricanes. They've had years to
figure this out. They're the largest state, they have the
highest GDP, and these at the very least seem to
have caught everyone off guard. They waited too long to evacuate.
There's all these videos of people having to get away
without warning because the authorities did not do their job.
So this is mismanagement on every level. And Anna Kasparian
was like beside hersel, I mean, she's got tons of
people that she knows still there. Yeah, go ahead and
read this tweet from her.
Speaker 1: Okay, California, especially LA, is controlled by Democrats. They are responsible.
No more passing the buck our mayor who is u
Ghana as fires exploded in our city cut the fire
budget by seventeen million. Just as a side, I think
she tried to cut it by twenty three that they
settled on seventeen endless amounts of funny money funneled to bullshit,
scammer homeless nonprofits. We're the highest tax yet we have
encampments and squalor everywhere. Even worse, we don't have enough
firefighters to respond to the absolute disaster we're experiencing right now.
Rather than conserve the record rain we got last year,
we just drained it into the ocean. We are a
failing city run by a sick excuse for a local government.
You want to radicalize people against the Modern Democratic Party,
send them to La Yeah, she's She's right.
Speaker 2: It's like, I hope.
Speaker 1: Other people figure this out, right. God, yeah, well apparently
it's taking fire. It's taking people getting there, getting everything
taken from them to become radicalized against the Modern Democratic Party.
I mean, it's wow. If that's what it takes.
Speaker 2: Yeah, crazy, it's I thought this was very well said
by Anna Kaspirian.
Speaker 1: Totally.
Speaker 2: The people on the ground, like Anderson Cooper, you know
a lot of these high falutin hoity toity, you know,
millions of dollars a year. Reporters like that. They go
out there because they want their they want their moment
in the spotlight. One of those people is David muir
am I saying that, right, hate that guy.
Speaker 1: I don't. Yeah, so a lot of people are.
Speaker 2: They noticed as he was giving his report on scene
in California, as he turned, because of course he's wearing
a fireproof jacket. He wants to look real firefightery, they
noticed that he was wearing a clothes pin to snatch
it in, to make him snatched for his report.
Speaker 1: You guys them look to make him look hotter. You
guy is hotter while he's on during a disaster. He's like,
we're not making this up?
Speaker 2: How's my hair?
Speaker 7: Is it?
Speaker 1: Helmty enough?
Speaker 2: Is it?
Speaker 7: What?
Speaker 2: A not making this up? Here is the report. You'll
see him turn and you will see the clothes pins.
Speaker 6: Who aren't shopping.
Speaker 7: A place to eat?
Speaker 6: As you can see her behind you.
Speaker 17: Still playing.
Speaker 22: There is averting from multiple buildings here and smoke.
Speaker 6: Would be in a time of.
Speaker 2: Can you even I mean, can you guys even believe
that he wanted to be snatched for his big report?
Speaker 1: Yeah, he's very what an idiot, very concerned about the
way that he looks during the fire.
Speaker 2: It's in a little bit we'll get to a CNN's
Abbey Phillip because she was trying so desperately to make
this about climate change and kept getting shot down and
kept getting shot down. We'll get to that, because of
course she's at a national level, but even local news
reporters in the LA area, you can tell which ones
don't want this to be about Democrat leadership. We played
for you yesterday a clip from someone who was reporting
in about how there was a lack of water, and
that report was played by this fellow who this local
reporter who was insisting that no firefighters have told them
or their crew that they're out of water, and then
he went to one of their reporters on the scene,
who immediately countered him, and it was accidentally hilarious.
Speaker 5: You've heard from Caruso, no firefighters have told us that
they are running out of water.
Speaker 2: And let's go out to Gigi Garancie. She is lost
in Pacific Palisades.
Speaker 15: I know your signal's not the best, but Gigi, what
can you tell us?
Speaker 3: Well, firefighters have told me they have no water on
this block.
Speaker 2: You may be able to make out the ember storm
that we're in the middle of.
Speaker 3: Right now, this house going to be a total loss.
They have no water to put on this fire. They
are standing by because they're trying to stave the home
that is next to it.
Speaker 2: Okay, you can't make the.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you can't. We're trying very hard here back at
the studio to not make it look so oh crap.
Speaker 2: Okay, somebody just commented that we don't have Scott Jennings today,
and that is a big fat lie.
Speaker 1: He's coming coming. We just didn't have him in the
first hour, which is a rarity. He's coming old.
Speaker 2: Time, He's coming. Yes, hold tight. In fact, I think
we may no, I think we just do have the
one clip, but it's a good one. But before we
get to that, we do have doctor Drew, who was
also doing his podcast or whatever his video cast about
the fires, and he made an excellent point about like
electric cars and how they fit into this cl climate
change picture.
Speaker 26: Interesting things I want to point out is whether I
think it's about five years of no gas powered vehicles
or the equivalent of what just went into the air
here in southern California. We've completely whatever co two, we
are worried about putting into the atmosphere in California. We
have completely undone anything we could possibly do by allowing
these fires to occur.
Speaker 1: It's a great point. And it's not over. Oh it's
not even not by launch close to over. If it's
only what thirty percent contained, it's not over.
Speaker 2: And that's just one of them the other or zero percent.
Speaker 1: So yeah, but way to go climate people, right, good job.
Speaker 27: Yeah, we are say, okay, yeah, this way to save
that little fish, that little prick of the fish.
Speaker 1: Gosh, I hate that freaking fish.
Speaker 2: What a prom Okay. So here we have Scotts Denny
pushing back against this whole climate change nonsense. And then
we are going to have a gop rep that I
don't think we've ever played a clip of before. His
name is He's from South Dakota and his name's Dusty Johnson.
Because Abby again was like so wanting to make this
not about politics or Democrat politics specifically, she was like
Gavin Newsom trying to shift, blame and deflect and all
that stuff. Scott and Dusty, we're not letting her have
it first.
Speaker 28: Up here's Scott, she's here, and it has a lot
to do with local governance. I mean, you know, today,
I've heard Democrats try to deflect and say, oh, you're
not allowed to politicize this right now, which means you're
not allowed to criticize the decisions that we've made out
here in California.
Speaker 6: I keep hearing climate change all day.
Speaker 28: Nobody seems to want to take responsibility for the local
governance that has led to some of the failures and
the devastation that we're seeing. The mayor of Los Angeles,
Karen Bass, had one of the most disastrous public appearances
I've ever seen in the face of an emergency today,
when she was incapable of answering questions about her decision making.
She had a terrible press conference. There's no local leadership.
She was in Africa when this was going on and
then had to scramble back. They did cut money from
the fire department in Los Angeles.
Speaker 4: At about seventeen million dollars space and people.
Speaker 28: Have questions about why that is. It's not just politicizing
things to raise public policy questions in this devastation.
Speaker 4: Can why does he have to start attacking?
Speaker 2: Okay, so that was the end of Scott, But you
can see her trying to jump in and be like,
I don't like this.
Speaker 1: Why this? Why are people even defending the local and
the state government? Why are you Why if you're defending this,
you're You're the problem. You're a problem. The hell is
wrong with you?
Speaker 2: If the place is burning, yeah, be like, Anna recognize
reality and she can own it on their behalf like
it's like, if you want to be a Democrat, still fine,
but at least we have always criticized Republicans when they
do stupid shit, right, Well, I don't know why Democrats
can't do the same except Rianna, who.
Speaker 1: Always the same people mock who are like, oh, I
had Trump won the election because America as racist and misogynistic,
That's why he won. That's why. That's why.
Speaker 16: God.
Speaker 2: So I did see somebody comment Dusty Johnson they should
get that checked out by a doctor, which totally. I mean,
it is kind of a funny name.
Speaker 1: You just get a swipper for that, You just get
a swiffer and swiff it off.
Speaker 2: So here's Dusty and again Abby really wants to fight
him on this, but he's got his facts and he
shuts her down and it's beautiful.
Speaker 16: Well, well, first off, I would tell you the tragedy we
see unfolding is terrible, and obviously we all want to
start there. Water storage is a problem, and you said
it yourself. There's not enough water to fight five fires.
You can't build water storage in California because you can't
build anything in California. There's one water storage project in
Sacramento Valley. They've been trying to build for forty years.
The reality is the left will not let it advance.
There should have been a water storage and that would
have helped save lives and properties.
Speaker 4: I mean, what we are hearing from California officials is
that this is a water pressure issue, that the water
has to come down, and that in some areas the
water pressure was lost as they tried to re establish
that pressure. It's not an absence of water.
Speaker 2: There is water.
Speaker 7: It's the same issue.
Speaker 16: If you've got water storage up on a hill or
water storage with pumps, then you can maintain.
Speaker 6: That water pressure.
Speaker 16: The reality is when they needed water to come out
of those hydrants, it was not available. And it takes
seven years to get the same kind of project done
in our country that you can get done in Canada
or Australia. In two years, we have made it impossible
to build things and that is a government problem.
Speaker 29: Is that?
Speaker 4: But is that the problem in this case with this
massive you know, I mean the fire fire of this
scale is not just about can they put out this
house that house. This is a fire that is being
accelerated by incredible.
Speaker 16: Land and government policy plays into that too. We across
this country have made it impossible to manage forests. A
managed forest is a healthy forest. Instead, across the country
we have turned them into tinder boxes.
Speaker 2: We see it, yep.
Speaker 16: And frankly, if we don't let the loggers get in
and in a targeted and appropriate way get that underbrush
out there, we will see more terrible visions like we
have seen on your screen.
Speaker 1: I just can't handle the stupidity. Okay, I've had enough
of the stupidity of It's like it's too much. It's
too much for me. I'm I plant, it's too much
for one day. It's like she's just like I.
Speaker 2: But but it's it's a pressure.
Speaker 1: If there's no water, you can't have pressure from the water,
can you.
Speaker 2: She has a different issue. She has a show.
Speaker 1: She's paid exponentially more money than I am. I can't
handle the stupidity. It's so hard for me to do that. Like,
our world is so borked right now because stupid people
are running all the things, and it's I'm sorry, I'm
just really infuriated today by a lot of things because
there are so many stupid people. You guys, I'm sorry.
Speaker 2: Well, unfortunately you're about to get even matter because right now,
apparently last night there were reports that in the midst
of all of this fire raging, there are arsonists setting
more fires.
Speaker 1: I'm with the stupid people.
Speaker 2: So there were at least five guys going around nine
one one callers saying five men in ski masks setting
fires across LA. They're riding around on scooters setting more fires.
Speaker 1: But f yeah, I don't I I don't even know
how to comment on that other than people are depraved,
you know, Oh my god, there's such a loss of humanity.
Speaker 2: I could not believe. And I did see one video
like of somebody that was standing on one side of
a street filming people setting a fire on the other
side of the street and was and he was just like,
I can't believe, Like I can't believe what I'm seeing.
It's just that's a level of evil that I don't
I can't even fathom, you know, no.
Speaker 1: I don't, and it is demonic. And somebody said they
were looting homes too, which doesn't that actually doesn't surprise me.
I mean, we've seen looting and stuff before, but I yeah,
I just I don't even know what to say to that,
Like it's everybody needs Jesus, I swear for real.
Speaker 2: And not to jump from one horrible topic to another.
But that's what we're about to do because we have
not yet addressed these rape gangs that Elon Musk has
been bringing a lot of attention to on X But
this is a huge, huge problem in the UK. There's
a lot of people talking about the fact that there's
these Muslim Pakistani gangs that are going around and snatching
up white young girls and raping them, murdering them. And
then we've got an incompetent government, a liberal incompetent government,
who refuses to address the problem. And the reason for
my name today is after Kemmy Badnock, who is part
of the Conservative Party, who has been pressing for an
investigation and inquiry into what's going on because it seems
that the police and the government are not wanting to
address it because it makes them look islamophobic, you guys,
So it hurts.
Speaker 27: It hurts the feel bads, It hurts the feel bads
of the rapist right.
Speaker 2: So here is Kemy. This was a video that she
made before they took a vote on moving forward with
an inquiry yesterday. This is her just putting out a
public video to kind of explain the whole issue.
Speaker 19: Tweak I called for a national inquiry into the rape
gang scandal. Many people across the country agree.
Speaker 29: Many campaigners and survivors have told GBING News that the
Exer report was a sham but only looked at a
handful of locations. There are forty nine at least other
towns and cities that they say need serious investigation.
Speaker 19: Over the course of many years, thousands of young British
girls were systematically raped and abused by gangs in towns
and cities across the UK.
Speaker 12: Cutoff street corners, thrown into taxis, taken into kebab shots,
applied with alcohol, plied with drugs and raped, exploited, murdered
and victimized by these gangs.
Speaker 19: And in some cases it appears police, politicians and local
officials colluded to keep the scandal under wraps.
Speaker 29: Abuse had gone on for decades and nobody responsible had
been punished. The police and council had turned a blind
eye to the abuse or even blamed the raped girls.
Speaker 19: The public demand answers, the victims deserve justice, but Kirstarmer
and the Labor government are trying to s he fits
under the rug. Keir Starmer thinks that calling for a
national inquiry makes you part of a far right bandwagon.
Speaker 23: Calling for inquirers because they want to jump on a
bandwagon of the far.
Speaker 19: Right, such if the government won't hold an inquiry, we
will force a vote in parliament.
Speaker 1: Isn't that just nuts? And so some of these girls,
like I read about an eleven year old girl who
raped by hundreds of men, right, and so instead of
being instead of protecting this girl, they threw in prison
for prostitution.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, Like, what the hell? What the hell?
Speaker 1: UK? Like this is And the reason that we talk
about this obviously we want to like tell you guys
what's going on over there, because it could It's not
like it couldn't happen here.
Speaker 2: Or isn't happening. I mean, it isn't.
Speaker 1: Happening, your writer, isn't already happening here? I mean, we've
got what three hundred thousand kids who have been trafficked
into this country. What's going on with them? Do you
hear about them on.
Speaker 2: A daily basis?
Speaker 1: Is the news talk about them? I don't hear about them?
Speaker 22: Do you?
Speaker 1: What's going on with those kids?
Speaker 2: So the vote happened yesterday and here she is again Kemy.
This was before the vote was taken, but she was
addressing Kerestarmer directly and telling him to basically grow a spine.
Speaker 19: Here she is this on what this is really about.
This is not about This is not about This is
not about the Prime Minister's work in the CPS. And
I would say very respectfully to the Prime Minister, it's
not about you. It is about the victims of be
a leader, not a lawyer. We know that people were
scared to tell the truth because they thought they would
be called racist. If we want to stop this from
ever happening again, we cannot be afraid. The Labor Party
has adopted the APPG definition of Islamophobia. That same APPG
report said talking about sex groomers was an example of islamophobia.
This is exactly why people are scared to tell the
truth and the lack of clarity. The lack of clarity.
The lack of clarity means that innocent British Muslims are
smeared by association. That is not fair and only a
national inquiry can solve this. So will the Prime Minister
look again at the Labor Party's adoption of the definition
of Islamophobia it's chilling effect and rule out introducing it
in government.
Speaker 1: I know, I love it. It's rich calling her a racist,
isn't it.
Speaker 8: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Right, yeah, I mean they'll do it right, people will
do it. They'll be like, ah, she's like racist, she's
islamos phobic, Islamophobic. My god, isn't it crazy?
Speaker 2: Our world is? It is crazy? And unfortunately the UK
government is dominated right now by the Labor Party, who
is full of these very kinds of people are part
of the cover up. Right, So they took the vote
yesterday and this is what happened.
Speaker 19: The eyes to the right to one hundred and eleven,
the nose to the left three hundred and sixty four.
Speaker 2: So the nose have it, the nose have it unlock.
So there will not be an inquiry. Can you believe
this crap is just not going to happen. And it's
like they're all yay for rape, right, And if you
look at one of the meetings that the Labor Party
has when they are meeting, this is what it looks like.
If this gives you a clue, they segregate, Okay, they
segregate their own freaking meetings, and then we're and then
everybody else is wondering, well, I wonder why they didn't
want to do an inquiry. That seems weird.
Speaker 1: I'm seriously believable.
Speaker 2: Look at this bullshit.
Speaker 1: I cannot if this stuff better never make it to America.
Speaker 2: But think about all the illegals that are here, that
are from those very community.
Speaker 1: Yeap, and think about it. It's already infiltrate, like our
legislative branch. It's already like yeah, And then if you
dare to say anything about it, you're just a horrible,
horrible person because every listen, everything on the left, as
we know, is about the fields. It's all about the fields,
and if you say anything against it, you're just a
terrible human being or you're canceled. Look at all the
people over the past ten years that have been canceled
for daring to speak up right against things like great, yeah,
Enturia law, which is it's made its way into the UK.
Speaker 2: What or yeah, I mean look at freaking Michigan, dear born,
stand right. I mean like, it's not like this is
some far away place that we don't have to worry about.
Speaker 1: It's we have to worry about it. It's here it Yeah,
and they're in it for the long game, man, So
absolutely just putting it out there. This is happening in
the UK. It's a travesty. It shouldn't be happening. And yeah,
we need to protect our children, protect all of our children.
Ridiculous is just nasty, nasty stuff.
Speaker 2: Yep, all right, let's move on to some slightly less
horrible stuff, and just we're going to make fun of
a couple of liberals here. First Anthony Blincoln, who is
just completely blowing off the idea that Trump put forward
the other day at his press conference about assuming control,
shall we say, of Greenland. He's just poo pooing it
out outright, not understanding that Trump is trying to start
a very important conversation. Here is Anthony blink ide.
Speaker 20: Expressed about Greenland is obviously not a good one, but
maybe more important, it's obviously the one that's not going
to happen, so we probably shouldn't waste a lot of
time talking about it.
Speaker 1: That was not smart. That wasn't smart. Don't don't tell
Trump that he can't do something right.
Speaker 2: And you're there for what like twelve more days? Yeah,
like twelve you get to say what's going to happen?
Speaker 1: Yeah, you don't just buy It's just not a smart
tactic to be like Trump can't do this, or the
Trump or the administration, she can't do that, or these
people aren't capable, just not smart. It's like, I he's
not the person to do that too. It's I don't
like when people do that to me. Yeah, Trump is
like me, like on such a higher scale. He's just like, oh, really,
hold my beer.
Speaker 2: You know that reminds me of.
Speaker 1: That this is me off when people say that kind
of stuff, And I know that Trump is like that
kind of a person, amplified to the n degree. He's like,
oh really, okay, I'll show you well.
Speaker 2: And people are are acting similarly about the idea of
changing the name of the Gulf of Mexico to the
Gulf of America. So we've got a couple of liberals
absolutely in freak out mode about that idea. I'll just
play them both together.
Speaker 12: Let's change the Golf of Mexico's the Golf of.
Speaker 8: Them Okay, I can tide your wives.
Speaker 2: Yeah, the Gulf of America.
Speaker 24: You fucking idiots, Like, you fucking idiots elected a fucking idiot,
and that's what.
Speaker 4: He's focused on.
Speaker 30: He's going to change the name of the Gulf of
Mexico to the Gulf of America.
Speaker 2: Great job. You wanted cheaper eggs and you're fucking cheese.
Speaker 1: What's wrong with epic cheese?
Speaker 2: I like cheese. Yeah, you can take your vacation down
to the Gulf of America. Good for you.
Speaker 24: Oh yeah, and Merry Christmas, because you know we haven't
been able to say that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, May Christmas from the Golf of America. Well, yes,
I cannot wait to go to the Golf of America
and do a Merry Christmas post from there on Instagram,
actually from the new TikTok. I may actually get on
TikTok If something in America buys it.
Speaker 2: Merry Christmas from the Gulf of America.
Speaker 1: Bitches, it's gonna be me, I can't wait.
Speaker 2: It's gonna be great. Well, and if you don't think
this can happen, Charlie Kirk was on with Glenn Beck
yesterday to tell him exactly how it can happen. I
did not know any of this. Glenn Beck clearly did
not know any of this, but this sounds amazing.
Speaker 26: Just say, it's going to be the Gulf of America.
Speaker 31: You know, that's a really interesting question. The answer is yes.
So there's these boards and commissions that rarely get any
of attention. You might remember Obama went through one of
those boards and commissions and renamed Mount McKinley to deny it.
And it's just it's just the naming commission, and the
president has full authority of who sits on them. And
so the president is probably going to put five or
six loyalists there and rename the Gulf of Mexico to
the Gulf of America. Well, our coastline is there. Why
is it that we named at the Golf of Mexico,
So that one's getting done out of all the ones,
it is going to be the Gulf of America. And
President Trump that we wanted many legacies.
Speaker 21: I mean, why not.
Speaker 1: If they can. If they can rename fort Hood here
in Texas, why can't we rename that? Yeah, we went
through all the crap with that. We all have to
call it four Cavazos. Now, why can't Why can't we
rename the Gulf of Mexico. It's so stupid. Why can't
we do that? There was some guy that said that
this I think it was General Sherman, some dude named
General General Sherman on TikTok. He said that Biden band
offshore drilling in the Gulf of Mexico. Okay, So Trump's like, okay, fine,
well we'll rename it and then we'll just drill there.
Speaker 2: Well, I love that.
Speaker 1: We'll drill in the Gulf of America.
Speaker 2: And I was like, I love this that. Oh my god,
I love that so much.
Speaker 1: So f you, we'll drill in the Gulf of America.
We're not drilling in the Gulf of Mexico. We're drilling
in the Gulf of America. How's that, Biden?
Speaker 2: Yeah, oh my god, brilliant.
Speaker 1: It is brilliant.
Speaker 2: I love it. Yeah. There are some liberals who are
I don't want to say, approving necessarily of what Donald
Trump said in the press or the other day, but
at least having some respect for the ball that he
has to say those things. And one of those people
is Charlemagne. That god, I hate saying his name because
it's so freaking stupid.
Speaker 1: It is done.
Speaker 2: But he's giving some credit to Donald Trump for saying
all the things here he is supposed to.
Speaker 7: Was politically possible.
Speaker 22: Trump shows me what presidents can do if they want
to do it. Donald Trump shows me what can be
said if you are willing to say it. It's not
about what can't be done, it's about who has the
political will to do it. I don't want to hear
peep from Democrats about nothing until they get the balls
to say what's really on their mind in regards to
this country, in this world. Trump doesn't care if it
sounds ridiculous. Trump doesn't care if it makes sense. It's
no political correctness whatsoever. As I've been saying for years,
the language of politics is dead and Donald Trump killed it.
Speaker 1: And I'm glad that he said the word balls because
he has giant Harry Latinum balls.
Speaker 8: You know.
Speaker 1: But this is the thing too, is that, like I'm
sure when he was just in the private sector and
he was buying stuff and rolling the dice and taking
risks and doing things that seemed crazy to normal Americans.
It wasn't crazy to him. That's just that's the way
that he rolls. That's why he is so successful. That's
why he's a billionaire and a lot of people aren't.
It's because he's willing to take those risks. He believes
in himself. He is He visualizes things that people can't visualize.
He's a manifesto man. He's just like, I can see
that this is going to happen. Other people are like,
you're crazy. Okay, Well you're comfy in your nice, warmhouse
and you're not willing to take the risk. You're not
willing to see that this wonderful, beautiful, crazy thing can happen.
He does that. Some people can do that, some people can't.
Some people are oaks, some people are willows. He's an oak.
Speaker 2: Some people need like written out notes to remember URLs,
and some people just lead and they can just handle
a press conference without notes at all. Some people don't
even know.
Speaker 1: What url is and then they become mayor. How that
happens is democrats, that's how that happened.
Speaker 30: Mm hmm, Yeah, we do have a venmo From yesterday,
this is from Anne Bedell, who said, regarding your comments
about the California fires, those people who vote for newscum
and the Dems are the same people who are too
dumb to leave their burning houses and the others who
leave lock cars.
Speaker 2: Parked in the middle of the road. That is from Anne,
and then also today from Marylyn Air. She said, good morning,
beautiful chicks. I say it. I say a video I saw.
I think I saw a video of a woman saying
this is to destroy evidence against Hollywood pedos thoughts.
Speaker 1: Like the fires, Oh my gosh, And that's a I
did not the interesting take, I did not.
Speaker 2: It seems like this is a little bit of overkill
if they need to destroy evidence. I feel like this
is a little bit of a shark jump.
Speaker 1: It is, you know what, i'man jumping all the sharks
on happy days, like every all of them arc yeah,
every shark in the ocean.
Speaker 2: But okay, yeah, right, okay, now you all.
Speaker 1: Right, Samantha cape part I took my kids to the
President Carter Memorial at the Capitol yesterday. Party Lines aside.
It was a beautiful tribute and a great experience.
Speaker 2: But that's cool.
Speaker 1: That's really really cool that you got to do that.
Very lovely charity inglis My hubs experienced same thing ing
as Adam with IMPD about twenty five years ago and
had to get a higher test score to go through.
I guess the same thing as Adam the Corolla. Oh yeah, yeah,
IMPD about twenty five years ago, and he had to
get a higher test score to go through. Ridiculous. It
is ridiculous.
Speaker 2: It is completely Robert Clark.
Speaker 1: Gavin Newsom is Nancy Pelosi's nephew, and it shows, Yeah,
he is, and it does show absolutely. Teresa Ramundo newscum
hasn't had a clear thought since the advent of hair grease, true, Riba, Henry,
what about the people in Yes, You're absolutely right, they
have been forgotten. So maybe there is such thing as
celebrity privilege. Yeah, I actually believe that there is a
lot of celebrity privilege. And I'm just probably very curious
to see how all this fans out. Andrea Viola want
to beat the arsonist, want to bet the arsonists our
legals are terrorists.
Speaker 2: I would not be surprised.
Speaker 1: It wouldn't shock me in the least either. Yeah, Yeah,
all right, you guys.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry that it was like such a bummer of
a show, but.
Speaker 1: The news cycle is a little bit harsh right now.
There's really nothing we can do about that. But we're
getting We're gonna throw it together, you guys. We are.
Speaker 2: And tomorrow's Friday.
Speaker 1: Can you believe this week has flown? Everybody, bring it in.
It's really flown. Our first week back from holiday break.
You guys, we made it almost to Friday. Everybody, have
the most delightful day. We will talk to you tomorrow.
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