Speaker 1: I know what a slim majority we have, and it's impossible,
it's like next to impossible to get everybody on board
the same dang bill, you know what I mean.
Speaker 2: I don't care what viewpoint you have. I just don't
want to have to fund it. I'm sick of funding
other people's crap.
Speaker 1: When the president says, hey, can you make sure that
Jewish students aren't prevented from going to class and that
they're not threatened on campus? And Harvard's like fighting that.
Speaker 2: Ask the jay stixers how easy it was to be
arrested and put in jail. Start arresting people. I am
so tired.
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the Fate of Indiana or the City of indianapolt. You
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The delicious news that came out yesterday, which is that
Andrew and Tristan Tate have been charged by the UK
police with twenty one counts, including rape, human trafficking and prostitution.
I guess in Andrew's case it's charges from three separate women,
and in Tristan's case it's the same woman but eleven
different counts or whatever.
Speaker 2: My god, So you.
Speaker 1: Know, all of their all of their fans, because they
do have them, inexplicably are saying this is a complete setup.
It's all lies, blah blah.
Speaker 2: Blah, and it's political targeting, like it's all political, okay.
Speaker 1: But you know, there seems when there is smoke, there
is often fire. That's all I'm gonna say. And so
here is a news report about these new charges.
Speaker 5: It is the Crown Prosecution Service clarify, as they put it,
the situation regarding Andrew Tate and his brother Tristan, and
they say, we can confirm that we have authorized charges
against Andrew and Tristan Tate for offenses including rape, human trafficking,
controlling prostitution and actual bodily harm against three women. These
charging decisions follow receipt of a file of evidence from
Bedfordshire Police. A European arrest warrant was issued in England
in twenty twenty four, and as a result, the Romanian
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Tate and his brother. However, says the CPS, domestic criminal matters,
which the brothers are also facing in Romania, must be
settled first, and then the CPS says, we remind everyone
that criminal proceedings are active and that the defendants have
a right to a fair trial, but confirmation that the
CPS has authorized charges against Andrew Tait and his brother
for offenses including rape and human trafficking yet.
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up on the weekend? Oh?
Speaker 2: Yeah, you guys, we talked to uh, we've got to
Kirk Cameron. You guys remember him Mike Stever. You remember Mike.
Speaker 1: Stever from The Growing Thing.
Speaker 2: We had a discussion with him the other day. It
was a little surreal.
Speaker 1: It's kind of weird to like be talking to the
guy that you grew up with on TV.
Speaker 2: And you thought was cute, you know, when you're a teenager.
It was a little weird. Like even Mock at one
point she was just like, yeah, it was kind of mad,
like when you got with your now wife, because I
was a little jealous because you were kind of you know,
it's just a it's surreal because you know, we're just
two dorks, right and now we're interviewing these people and
it's like, that's Mike Stever.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, So we talked to him. He's a lovely man
and that will come out on Saturday. You guys can
check that out.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it was good.
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Speaker 1: You guys, if you are fans of Kirk Cameron, then
I have a feeling that you will you will like
that episode of totally. So we enjoyed talking to him
a lot. All right, let's get into some new and
some stuff. It is May twenty ninth, which means that
tomorrow officially marks the end of Elon's short term assignment
for lack of a better word. People they're reading the
headlines about the fact that he is pulling away as
he was expected to and always knew he would be
at the end of May. Some news outlets are trying
to spin it like, oh my god, with all there's
so much drama and there's this huge rift between They've
been trying to do that since the beginning, trying to
put a wedge in between President Trump and Elon Musk.
I don't know what is to be gained from doing that.
I think that they are fine, They're tight, they have
They're fine, you know.
Speaker 6: What I mean.
Speaker 2: He's even said I love him like I absolutely love him.
You can disagree about we disagree about things, and we
love each other. We're best friends. That they love it,
I can tell. You can tell that it's genuine and
they genuinely care for each other and they have respect
for each other. I think he's not too thrilled about
this big, beautiful ill.
Speaker 1: Right, and that's what we're gonna talk about. So he
was interviewed recently and asked about it. He's been very
vocal about Twitter about it, retweeting a lot of people
who are mad that this big beautiful bill does not
codify Doge's work. And so he you know, he's been
retweeting that and he's been talking about it. Here's what
he said over the weekend.
Speaker 6: So you know, I was like disappointed to see the
massive spending bill frankly, which increases the budget depsit not
doesn't decrease it, and that reminds the work that the
Doge team is doing.
Speaker 7: I actually thought that when this big beautiful bill came along.
I mean, like everything he's done on Doge gets wiped
out in the first year.
Speaker 6: I think, I think a bill can be can be
can be big, or it can be beautiful.
Speaker 8: But I don't know if it could be both my
postal opinion.
Speaker 1: So that's what he said. And then yesterday Trump was
taking questions from reporters as he does almost every single day,
and he was asked specifically. In fact, the reporter read
that quote to him from Elon and said, what is
your reaction, And here is what Trump said.
Speaker 9: Well, we'll reactions a lot of things. Number One, we
have to get a lot of votes.
Speaker 8: We can't be.
Speaker 9: Cutting you know, we need we need to get a
lot of support. And we have a lot of support.
Speaker 10: We had to get it.
Speaker 9: Through the House. The House was we have no Democrats.
You know, if it's up to the Democrats, they'll take
the sixty five percent increase. You know, if that doesn't
get approved, this country is going to have a sixty
five percent increase in taxes. We will be negotiating that bill,
and I'm not happy about certain aspects of it, but
I'm thrilled by other aspects of it. That's the way
they go. It's very big. It's the big, beautiful bill.
So we're going to see what happens because the Senator,
as you know, is negotiating with us, and they have
to then go back to the House, and you know,
it's got a way to go. But I have to say,
Speaker Johnson and Thune has done an incredible job. John
Thune has done a finead Leader Thun a fantastic job,
and they're working together with me and others.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he's mad at him.
Speaker 1: I think he's just like, that's mine for him to think.
He you know, there's a process and we got to
go through it, and that's.
Speaker 2: What And I think Trump is the kind of guy.
He knows how to play the game. Elon wasn't there
for playing the game. Elon was there to just completely
slash things. The problem I have with this is I
can I can see both sides, but there's there's urgency
to this, Like I feel like there's some urgency to
just completely annihilating the swamp, and I don't know if
we're doing that enough. I just weve got like one
shot at this, and so I'm a little worried about this.
I'm a little worried about us actually annihilating the swamp
by encouraging more spending. You know, there are some good
people whom not saying that, you know, all some people
are just going to be contradictory to be conf victory.
But I but I do believe that we could be
doing better when it comes to the spending part of it.
I mean, come on.
Speaker 1: Like, I just you know, I'm trying to like offer grace.
I know, I know, I know what a slim majority
we have, and it's it's like next to impossible to
get everybody on board the same dang Bill, you know
what I mean.
Speaker 2: And that's Trump. Trump understands that. So weirdly enough, you're
kind of on Trump's side. And I tend to lean
a little bit more towards Elon's diede. I give Trump
grace because I understand what he's doing. He's playing the game.
You got to play the game when you're there. You
have to do it in order to get ship done.
He has to do and that's what he's and that's
what he's doing. But at the same time, I'm like, God,
I wish we could take a sledgehammer to all of this.
This is a shot to do it, you know, but
you can't.
Speaker 1: I don't think. I don't think we're you know, I
don't know that we need to give up just yet.
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let's let's show what Stephen Miller was trying to explain
to everybody about dog. So here's what he said. If
you could read that to everybody, that yes, awesome.
Speaker 2: I can dose cuts are to discretionary spending the federal bureaucracy.
Under Senate budget rules, you cannot cut the scriptionary spending,
only mandatory and a reconciliation bill, So DOGE cuts would
have to be done through what is known as a
resissions package or an appropriations bill. The Big Beautiful Bill
is not an annual budget bill and does not fund
the departments of government. It does not finance our agencies
or federal programs. Instead, it includes the single largest welfare
reform in American history, along with the largest tax pat
and reform in American history, the most aggressive energy exploration
in American history, and the strongest border bill in American history,
all while reducing the deficit. I hope that that's correct.
Speaker 1: I mean, I feel like he's pretty smart.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he knows what's I get it, he knows what's
going on. I also hate that all of this crap
has to be done all in one bill.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, well, I think that's I think that's Yeah,
I hear what you're saying, because a lot of these
things you want them to be standalone and they're not,
and it's frustrating.
Speaker 2: And it's super frustrating. And I wish that was something
that we could have changed. We could have done several
standalone bills and just voted on the stand I wish
that would change, and you know that we were the
spearheaders for that change, and that's not changing. But I
get it. I mean, I understand what he's saying here,
and that's great. There are good thanks to this. There
are a lot of great things in this big, beautiful bill.
Trump said that too, And then there's some steff in there.
You're like, I'm not too happy about that, you know,
but I guess you take it bad.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's exactly right. That's exactly right. And I get
the frustration, and you know, you see a lot of
it out on social media. Scott Adams, who we've talked
about a lot recently, he expressed the frustration of a
lot of people when he tweeted out, I'm sure and
this was in response to Stephen Miller. He said, I'm
sure that this is technically accurate. It doesn't help a bit,
no one wants to hear why their government can't cut
the budget. Tell us when and how you can great
and great come back. Doesn't that like just speak to
all of our people like that? Could not say it
anybody better. And then Eric Erickson also retweeted Steven Miller
and said, as I noted yesterday after talking to a senator,
the DOGE cuts must come through a recission package. But
that requires a letter from the President with instructions on
the recisions he wants, and that letter has not been
sent to Congress. And this is when I was like, oh, well,
so there's a process that has to be followed, and maybe,
you know, maybe that's being worked on. And once that
gets worked on, then a lot of these DOGE cuts
will be codified. And wouldn't that be amazing? And so
Mike Johnson then tweeted, and if you could read this
one too, he explained exactly what needs to happen. Here
is his tweet.
Speaker 2: Elon Musk and the entire DOGE team have done incredible
work exposing ways frauden abuse across the federal government, from
the insanity of USA spending, defining over twelve million people
in Social Security who were over one hundred and twenty
years old.
Speaker 11: Oh my good.
Speaker 2: The House is eager ready to act on DOJ's findings
so we can deliver even more cuts to big government
that President Trump wants and the American people demand. We
will do that in two ways. Number One, when the
White House sends its recisions package to the House, we
will act quickly by passing legislation to codify the cuts.
Number Two, the House will use the appropriations process to
swiftly implement President Trump's twenty twenty six budget. In the meantime,
we have been working around the clock as we've prepared
for those processes. The House made sure to build on
DOJ's success within the One Big Beautiful Bill. Steten Miller
has made an important point about the two efforts does
jound savings and discretionary spending such a funding agencies, while
are One Big Beautiful Bill secured over one point six
trillion dollars in savings and mandatory spending such as medicaid.
Both are historic and take huge steps towards addressing our
debt and deficit.
Speaker 1: And you know, if that's like, so whatever, this recissions
package looks like, you know, when Mike Johnson says we're
going to act quickly to pass legislation to codify the cuts.
I don't think there would be a Republican that was
just to do that, right, Like, what Republican is going
to be like, no, I don't want to cut I
don't can't imagine that.
Speaker 2: If any of them do, then we need to get
them the f out of there. And that's a huge
red flag. If they go against that, that's huge flag.
Speaker 1: Like it's one thing for them to be against more spending.
I get it, you know what I mean. But if
there is actually, if there are actual bills that say
we're going to cut X number x amount from this agency,
you know, as pointed out by Doge, who in their
right mind as a Republican is going to be like, no,
I'm going to vote no on that.
Speaker 2: Well, I mean, I wouldn't be surprised though, if there
were some that really want to take that money and
use it for other because I mean even Tim Burchett
when we talk to him, he's like, listen, we can
like people that are paraphrasing, of course, but there are
people that were in his midst. You know, he has
colleagues that will be like you were saving money. I
can't wait to take that money and use it for
some other stupid shit, you know, because that's what they
This is what politicians do. So it's they don't care
because it's our money. So we've got to it has
to be codified. It has to like, there's got to
be a way where we could say, okay, so this
money's been saved, now we need to go ahead and
keep it saved so you guys don't get your hands
on it, because you guys cannot be trusted with our money.
Speaker 8: Mm hmm.
Speaker 1: And just because Elon's gone doesn't mean that DOJ is gone,
so they you know, there's still all the folks on
that team that are doing the things and still trying
to identify waste and fraud and abuse and all of that.
So you know, I don't I'm not worried that like
all of a sudden, the work is over and that
and since we haven't seen anything codified yet, that it's
all completely you know, for not. I think there are
going to be some lasting cuts made.
Speaker 2: I hope there are better be. I know that's I mean,
that is our mandate. That is the reason he's been
doing it, and I and and listen from a personal perspective.
If it's not, can you imagine how Elon must feel
the work.
Speaker 1: That's why he's so disappointed.
Speaker 2: Yeah, the work that guy did at his own personal expense.
I mean he went in there and look at his
freaking businesses were burned down. I mean, I hoped to
God things are codified for all of our sake. But
I mean that guy did that because he wanted to
do something good for the America. For America, so make
it happen government.
Speaker 1: And I know a lot of people point to Thomas
Massey as one of the folks in Congress who you
know you can always count on to be principled, and
even when he's going against the main stream of Republicans,
you know, he holds his ground. People in Kentucky absolutely
love him. But this was interesting. I saw this kind
of happening on Twitter yesterday. He put out a pole,
like a tweet pole and ask people what's the right
way to vote in Congress? Is it by prince, the
party or president? And this woman that goes by spitfire
wrote back constituents right, and he blocked her.
Speaker 12: Oh yeah, And I was like, whoa, Okay, Thomas Matthew,
You've got some spoining to do, right, Yeah, And.
Speaker 1: She was talking about it like she was just like
that is literally all I said, and he blocked her,
and I just did not laugh at at all.
Speaker 2: No, none of us should like that at all. Looks
like somebody's geting a little too big for his bridges. Yeah,
I mean, these people, they all forget who they freaking
work for. Yeah, that we are your boss.
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That's just like me saying when I worked in corporate America. Oh,
I mean I don't have to answer to my boss,
right the hell you don't, Daisy, Oh my gosh.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean I will say it was a surprise,
but like he you know, and maybe when he's maybe
he was trying to alliterate, and you know, constituents doesn't
start with a P.
Speaker 2: Well maybe maybe he meant.
Speaker 1: Principle according to the constituents. I don't know.
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Speaker 1: All Right, we've been talking about Trump's battle with Harvard
quite a bit. He was also asked about that when
he was taking questions from reporters yesterday. Here is where
he said, that battle is right now.
Speaker 9: All the confrontation with Harvard, and I don't know, I
don't know. Harvard's got to behave themselves. Harvard is treating
our country with great disrespect, and all they're doing is
getting in deeper and deeper and deeper. They've got to
behave themselves. You know, I'm looking I'm looking out for
the country and for Harvard. I want Harvard to do well.
I want Harvard to be great again. We have to
look at the list and Harvard has to understand. The
last thing I want to do is hurt them. They're
hurting themselves. They're fighting. You know, Columbia has been really
and they were very, very bad what they've done. They're
very antisemitic and lots of other things. But they're working
with us on finding a solution, and you know, they're
taking off that hot seat. But Harvard wants to fight.
They want to show how smart they are, and they're
getting their ass kicked.
Speaker 2: I love that so much. They are getting their ask
and it's stupid, just like just comply. I mean, this
is the thing if you're taking money from taxpayers. If
you're asking for that or not even asked, they're demanding it,
they feel entitled to it. And if you're doing that,
then okay, well when we ask hey, who's at your school,
you need to tell us who's at your school?
Speaker 1: When the president says, hey, can you make sure that
Jewish students aren't prevented from going to class and that
they're not threatened on campus? And Harvard is like fighting that.
You're on the wrong side. Harvard, Yeah, you're on the
wrong side.
Speaker 2: You're on the wrong side. But I mean, there's the
level of compliance that needs to happen here. And I
just think that they have gotten so used to taking
money from the American you don't get to do that,
f you.
Speaker 1: Yeah, And not only does Trump have a fight on
his hands with Harvard, but of course he is fighting NPR, PBS.
You know, he doesn't want our money to have to
go to those organizations either, because, as we heard in
those Capitol Hill here, they are madly biased. I mean,
it's beyond transparent how how much of a bias they have.
But it turns out, as unfortunately Brian Stelter is about
to explain when they say, you're hampering our First Amendment
rights by not giving us money, which makes no sense.
Brian Stelter is explaining how they may have a case
when it comes to the First Amendment. Perios on CNN
to explain.
Speaker 4: Yeah, MPR did not ask for this fight, but now
that they're being attacked by the White House, they are
hitting back, and this lawsuit is going to have ramifications
possibly for PBS as well, because Trump is trying to
strip funding both from MPR as well as its TV
counterpart at PBS. The White House's argument here, as has
been expressed, outlets are biased, that they are favoring the left.
Here's today's statement from White House spokesman Harrison Fields. He says,
outlets like NPR are quote, creating media to support a
particular political party on the taxpayer's dime. Therefore, the President
is exercising his lawful authority to limit funding for MPR
and PBS. There is already litigation underway about whether Trump
actually has this lawful authority because the way the public
broadcasting was set up by Congress in the nineteen sixties,
it was set up to make sure that no president
could interfere in this way, so there are already legal
battles underway on that side. Now Here, you have NPR
saying it's a First Amendment violation. You might be wondering,
why how is it a First Amendment violation? Well, it
has to do with something called viewpoint discrimination. I spoke
of one of MPR's lawyers earlier today. They say that
because the White House is alleging bias, which MPR denies,
but because the White House is alleging bias, it's a
form of viewpoint discrimination.
Speaker 1: Flies. I don't even know. I mean, how can that.
There's got to be the Supreme Court is ultimately going
to have to weigh in on this, and they can't
do what they did with the little kid in the
T shirt or this.
Speaker 2: Hey we don't want to Yeah, they can't just be
like to hear this.
Speaker 1: Yeah, this is crazy.
Speaker 2: Do your freaking job, Yeah, do your job. No. I
just don't there's no place for this. The fact that
it was developed, Okay, fine, they nineteen sixty whatever, and
they said let's go ahead and set this up. I
just don't think that we in light of everything that
we have now, social media, everything, are why do why
do they even why are we paying for this. If
you want to have, go ahead and have all the
free speech you want, say all the things you want
to say. I don't want to pay for it. I
don't just like I don't want to pay for your abortions.
I don't want to pay for it. Pay for it yourself. Crowdfund.
I'm sure that all the liberals out there will give
you tons of money crowdfund.
Speaker 1: I just don't know how they can have it all
the ways, because I saw that. You know, that blonde
lady what's I don't even remember her name, but the
chick that's the head of NPR. Now, she's the one
that was testifying a lot on the hill, and I
saw just yesterday that she was just like she was
explaining more about what Brian Steltcher was just saying with
this whole viewpoint discrimination. And so they're saying, well, the
White House is accusing us of having a bias, in
other words, a viewpoint that they want to discriminate against,
and then also say we don't have it, so therefore
give us the money. But also even if we have it,
give us the money. Like how do they get to
have it all the ways?
Speaker 6: Right?
Speaker 1: You know what I mean? So I don't know how
this is going to turn out, but I feel like
it's going to be a fight that ends up going
to the Supreme Courts.
Speaker 2: I hope it does.
Speaker 1: Like they it is. The entitlement is so thick and
strong and gross, you know, but.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it is the title. I think the entitlement is
the biggest That's the thing that I have the biggest
problem with. We all know they have a freaking viewpoint.
We don't think that it is obvious what their viewpoint
is and I can I'm discriminating against it, Yeah, I am.
And the reason I'm discriminating against it is because I'm
freaking paying for it, and I don't want to so
half your viewpoint all you want, I don't give a crap.
I don't care what you you have. I just don't
want to have to fund it. I'm thick of funding
other people's prap.
Speaker 1: So she's she's still trying to say we're we're non partisan.
That is her keep saying that that is their defense.
Speaker 2: Well she's lying. She's a liar.
Speaker 1: Yeah, And that's why I'm like, how do you have
it both ways?
Speaker 6: Then?
Speaker 1: Like, you can't say you're discriminating against our viewpoint? People
also were nonpartisans, so we don't have one. But that
doesn't even make pick.
Speaker 2: A lane, lady, Yes, pick a lane.
Speaker 1: There was a very interesting story that came out yesterday
about some super I mean, DEEI was a cornerstone of
the Biden presidency. I mean, how aware of it he was.
I have no idea, because of course we all know
that he was hardly there. But DEI has always been
like a big, big deal to Democrats. We know this,
and it turns out that it was way more insidious
than we thought. There was a story that came out
from a whistleblower that said that the Bible administration purposely
hurt white farmers in the United States by issuing a
loan program that paid off anyone who wasn't a white male.
So if you were literally anything other than a white male,
you got to have loans forgiven. And so this is incredible.
Here is the actual news story about this whistleblower.
Speaker 13: Well, in a News Nation exclusive, senior national correspondent Brian
Enten spoke to a manager at the Federal Farm Bureau
who was blowing the whistle. He says, a Biden era
law appears to be helping all farmers, but in reality
is only helping some and he showed us the documents
to prove it.
Speaker 15: When former President Joe Biden left Washington, DC, he was
leaving behind a dei secret involving American farmers in eight
hundred million dollars in taxpayer money, and a United States
Department of Agriculture whistleblower is now sounding the alarm.
Speaker 11: It was to pay off anyone who wasn't a white
male floan. That was the only qualification for the and
what was the reaction, So it was really silent. They
were trying to keep this hushed because of the obvious
implications of race based loan for giveness.
Speaker 15: Race based loan forgiveness, it's in black and white buried
in the American Rescue Plan Act, the United States Secretary
of Agriculture shall provide a payment in an amount up
to one hundred and twenty percent of the outstanding and
debtness of each socially disadvantaged farmer or rancher. The Act
explicitly lays out who's considered socially disadvantaged.
Speaker 16: So, just to be clear, if you were American, Indian,
Alaskan Native, Asian, Black, African, American Native Hawaiian, Pacific Islander,
Hispanic or Latino. And you were in that group, you
were told you didn't have to pay bills.
Speaker 11: Essentially, yes, that's correct, and that your loan would be
forgiven up to one h twenty percent of the loan value.
Speaker 15: James and other white farmers sued the Biden administration and
were successful. The loan forgiveness for any farmer who's not
white was stopped, the judge writing in his decision it
was an actual constitutional harm that cannot be undone, and
James and other white farmers will suffer the harm of
being excluded from eligibility for that debt relief program solely
on the basis of his race. That harm he has
shown is irreparable. But this is where things get interesting.
The Biden administration was not ready to give up. They
passed the Inflation Reduction Act to help farmers who couldn't
pay their loans. It was supposed to help all farmers,
but NewsNation has learned all farmers were not told about it.
The whistleblower says, none of the white farmers he works
with received the email.
Speaker 11: They got nothing. You know, it might not meet the
legal definition of fraud.
Speaker 2: Can you even I can believe it, and it's it's
I mean, you can talk about privilege, you know, people
talk about white privilege. Where's the where's the privilege there?
Who has the privilege? That administration they are so racist,
liberals are so racist.
Speaker 1: Just unbelievable, right in your face. And it's in the
fact that it was in the recovery or rescue or
whatever whatever that was, right, the fact that it's just
right in there in black and white, because nobody ever
freaking reads the bills and it's all these little staffers
that are actually writing law, you know what I mean.
That's so swampy about how the government works right now,
Oh my god.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's just I just cannot I mean, I believe
it because of who they are, as you know what
we've seen over the past sixteen years. But at the
same time, I can't believe that that's actually written down
somewhere in the United States of America. That's happening to farmers.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and then they lose, and then they keep doing
it in just a different way.
Speaker 6: Right.
Speaker 1: It's incredible.
Speaker 2: And these are the same people that will point fingers
at Trump to go he's the raise them, right. It
just it never ends, you guys, never never.
Speaker 1: In that same report, apparently the Trump has not yet
gotten rid of some of the people that are responsible
for enacting this very unfair program. And I suspect that
now that report is out that will be taking a right. Yeah,
I would hope, but my god, I mean, you cannot.
Speaker 2: What makes me stick though, will probably all still get
pensions like we'll all have. We'll have to pay for
their freaking retirement. These people because government workers, right, It
makes me stick. These people can make me physically ill.
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is now in charge of the Kennedy Senator Center, has
made an infuriating discovery here he is to explain.
Speaker 17: Great new CFO went through the twenty four and twenty
five budgets of the Kennedy Center and found twenty six
million dollars in phantom revenue, fake revenue. It's criminal. We're
going to refer this to the US Attorney's Office here.
We're lucky enough to have the Attorney General on the
board of the Kennedy Center.
Speaker 2: Who heard all the details today.
Speaker 17: She heard the details, and this is unacceptable in America.
Speaker 1: It's accepted. I mean this everything is such a freaking scam.
Everyone is corrupt, everyone is stealing money. It is a
grift on every lefe level. And I just can't.
Speaker 2: Yeah, who's going to jail, though, Like, who's going to
freaking jail? Because I mean, that's nice. I I love
you know how much I love him. I appreciate this.
I appreciate all the people finding all the corruption and
all the grifting and everything. But who is going to jail?
Speaker 1: Okay?
Speaker 2: Because then, yeah, exactly, because I am starting to lose
a lot of faith even in this administration. I'm going
to say it out loud. I'm losing faith because I
need to start seeing heads rolling and people being put
in handcuffs and being parted off to jail. Because if
I didn't pay six dollars on my income tax, my
ass would be in jail.
Speaker 1: Okay.
Speaker 2: Ask the jay stixers how easy it was to be
arrested and put in jail. So this is not hard.
Start arresting people.
Speaker 1: Start arrest It starts with an investigation by the doj for.
Speaker 2: Crying out loud.
Speaker 1: But he said he's not Pam, and Pam's going to
look into it. How long did that take?
Speaker 2: Seriously? Hell, it would take them this long to investigate
me if I didn't pay that six dollars on my
income past this long and my ass would do it.
Do it today and put somebody in jail.
Speaker 1: I get I'm sorry, I'm stick of it, Ma, and
I I hear you.
Speaker 2: It's nice I get to hear all these things I don't.
Speaker 1: Every time you see what your own tax bill is
and then you think about someone at the Kennedy Center
just making off with your money, you know what I mean.
It's like all these people are just getting rich and
we're here doing our very bay in the middle and
we're paying the bills so that they can go off
and yeah, be wealthy. It's disgusting.
Speaker 2: It is disgusting.
Speaker 1: All right, Moving on, we need to talk about the
fact that the leader of hamas the current leader. They
have to switch out leaders every like constantly because the
IDF keeps taking them out, which good on them. The
most recent leader he is bye bye.
Speaker 18: He was one of the most wanted in Israel. If
you might remember he is the younger. He was the
younger brother of the militant group's former leader ya Ya Sinoir,
who was killed in October. Yeah, twenty twenty four. So
another one down in Hamas leadership.
Speaker 2: An he's the son of ya Ya. Is that what
she just said? Yeah, I'm just glad.
Speaker 1: You know, anytime one of them goes down, it's a
good day. It's a good good day. And then there
was a report this had to like absolutely. I think
it was CNN who probably hated reporting on this, but
there was a report about one of the freed hostages
who said that the Hamas captors were terrified of Trump
and were hoping for a president Kamala. His name is
Omer Searn tav and CNN had to allow him to
tell his story here.
Speaker 2: It is very scared of him. Yeah, they wanted two
terrorist we're afraid of Trump. Yeah, they wanted Kamala to
be chosen. You talked to politics with them.
Speaker 19: Yeah, yeah, Yeah, they wanted Kamala to be elected.
Speaker 13: When Trump came into became president.
Speaker 2: Yeah, the the way they cheated us changed for me personally,
this is what I think, because they anticipated that a
deal would come soon.
Speaker 1: Yeah, And that's when they started giving you more food.
Speaker 2: Exactly, more food, treated me better, you know, stopped cursing me,
stop speeding me, speeding on me. Then yeah, And I
just think what would have happened had he been the
president four years prior, right, What would have what would
have not happened to that man?
Speaker 1: Exactly? Exactly? Now, lots of people on the left and
right like to accuse Trump of like being in bed
with Yahoo and and like caving to the needs of Israel.
But you know, Trump doesn't always agree with BB and
he lets it be known when he doesn't. And he
was asked about that also when he was taking questions
from orders yesterday. Here he is on just not only Israel,
but also the situation with Iran and what he said
to net Yahoo.
Speaker 8: Iran.
Speaker 11: Did you warn Prime Minister Netnahu against taking some sort
of actions that could disrupt the talks there in a
phone call last week?
Speaker 20: Well, I'd like.
Speaker 9: To be honest, yes, I did. Next question, please sanctions?
I did the Center Republicans want to pusure?
Speaker 2: Just start a warning?
Speaker 9: I said, I don't think it's appropriate. What exactly did
you tell them that you said, I don't think it's appropriate.
We're talking, we're having very good discussions with him, and
I said, I don't think it's appropriate right now, because
if we can settle it with a very strong document,
very strong with inspections and no trust. I don't trust anybody.
I don't trust anybody plan, so no trust. I wanted
very strong where we can go in with inspectors. We
can take whatever we want, we can blow up whatever
we want, but nobody getting killed. We can blow up
a lab, but nobody's going to be in the lab,
as opposed to everybody being in the lab and blowing
it up. Right, two ways of doing it. Yeah, I
told him this would be inappropriate to do right now
because we're very close to a solution now.
Speaker 2: So can you imagine can you imagine Biden taking those questions.
Speaker 1: Taking any question?
Speaker 2: I know right this is the thing when I see
him at those prescott like those every single day. He
takes questions every day, and I just I know people
are they constantly criticize him all the kind of But
imagine if you will, like just invite or coma for
that matter.
Speaker 1: Well you don't even have to imagine, just remember how
little we actually saw Biden ever answer questions ever.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's just it's remarkable the difference.
Speaker 1: And it's interesting that you say that because we're going
to do a little flashback to early February of this year.
So just a few weeks after Trump was inaugurated, and
Scott Jennings was trying to tell his fellow panelists that
Trump was was already being the most transparent, most accessible
president like ever and they were trying to dispute that. Okay,
so Giria is like obviously telling the truth and these
people are out of their minds trying to pretend that
it's not so what he's saying.
Speaker 2: Just check this out.
Speaker 21: Administration treated the press as poorly as any president has
ever treated them, gave them less access, answered no questions,
no transparency at any given time. Donald Trump's answered more
questions in three weeks than Joe Biden answered in four years.
Elon Musk answered, this administration is giving the press they could.
Speaker 1: Possibly just to be clear, how do they fight that?
Speaker 2: Yeah, Well, because the same reason they'll fight that the
whole he didn't have dementia thing for how many years?
For four years? No? Always fine, it's a conspiracy theory.
Speaker 1: The right wingers are just they are.
Speaker 2: Seriously, they're perpetuating this conspiracy theory. Is it that we
were all conspiracy theorist and now all of a sudden
they're writing books about it and making money off of it.
Interesting how that works, isn't it? Thumb Man.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Well, the reason that I wanted to show that
little flashback is because there was a recent tiny paragraph
in Politico admitting exactly what Scott was trying to point out.
By the numbers, it says, a quick trawl through the
archives suggests that Trump two point zero has done media
on one hundred and eleven of his one hundred and
thirty eight days back in office, an eighty percent hit
rate that includes weekends, and must put him on course
to being just about the most accessible president in modern history.
So suck it, CNN panel.
Speaker 2: Scott was right, Yeah, and the words of Christy Noam,
suck it.
Speaker 1: Exactly.
Speaker 2: It's so true. He is and they hate it.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, they hate it.
Speaker 2: They're going to find a reason. I hate that too,
you know, whatever.
Speaker 1: They gotta do. Jessica tar Loov even said yesterday, she
was like, I mean, yeah, Trump is always in front
of the cameras, but he's always lying that's how she's
That's what she's saying.
Speaker 2: Really kind of like you guys lied about the actual
president that was not even elected. I mean that was right.
You cannot lecture us online, Jessica tar Love. You don't
get to do that. You do not get to lecture us.
G O peers on the lying, take all the beat, lady, Oh.
Speaker 1: My gosh, I know, ridiculous. And speaking of Jennings, you
remember a few weeks ago when Tim Walls was talking
to some audience and explaining how he code talked to
men to make them feel comfortable with the Kamala ticket,
and you know, he was showing how manly he was.
Scott was an event recently where he was talking about
Tim Walls and that moment of code talking for men.
So you're going to see a little clip of Tim
Walls's quote and then Scott reacting to it. It's perfect.
Speaker 15: I could code talk to white guys watching football fixing
their truck.
Speaker 21: First of all, we don't speak in code. You know,
we're not aliens. Second of all, I might recommend to
the governor that if your first move at a political
event is to go right to the jazz hands, maybe
you're not speaking the correct language that you think you're speaking,
perhaps a different dialect.
Speaker 22: But do you think it is that Democrats have had
such a hard time convincing men and young men in
particular of their message lately, and conservatives have been much
more successful at it through Trump.
Speaker 21: It's very simple because they care more about dudes who
want to be women than dudes who just want to
be dudes. That is the main reason.
Speaker 2: True, it's true. And his code, this code was you know,
everybody who's looking at all the men were like, why
are you gad you so yeah, it's true. Everything he
said is true.
Speaker 1: It's so true. And I just I and.
Speaker 2: They can't they can't stop, well stop everything that he
said that they did they're still doing because they haven't learned.
They're the They're the party of the beta male, and
we are the party of the alpha male. And it's
exactly right. It's not changing like that's and I'm I
will never apologize for being in the camp with the
alpha males. I want to be with an alpha male.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I want to be with an alpha male who
knows how to make states, that's right, not someone who
just knows how to pour soy okay, me you have.
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Speaker 2: Guy, I mean, if you want to call him a
guy should we really call him a guy. This ka
Dan Tamda.
Speaker 1: So he has the gall and the arrogance to condescend
about Dan Bongino's former role as a podcaster. This is
so disgusting the way that he talks about this. So
he was on with wolf Blitzer and wolf was asking
him about these cases. We talked about this yesterday that
Cash and Dan Bongino both said, we're kind of like
reopening these or not even if they're still open, They're
like putting more resources into getting these three cases more attention.
And so wolf Blitzer was asking James Colly what he
thought about that, and listen to what he said about
Dan Bongino. It just is so infuriating.
Speaker 8: It's a little confusing to me. Honestly. I'm sure it's
a huge adjustment to go from being a podcaster to
being the deputy director of the FBI, But I don't
understand stand this tweet sick. First all, I assumed that
the investigation of the pipe bomb that was found on
January sixth was never closed. The FBI never closes such
a thing, so I guess it means they're going to
focus on it more. And as to the other things,
I thought the Supreme Court Marshall had investigated the leak
of the opinion, the draft opinion. I don't know what
the FBI's role is there cocaine at the White House.
I thought the Secret Service investigated that, So I don't
follow it and understand it. I also don't understand who
the audience is for this tweet. The FBI often calls
for public assistance, or in matters of great public concern,
will announce an investigation to reassure the public. This seems
much more narrowly targeted, maybe to a former podcast audience.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, it's not surprising that you don't understand that.
You twit because you know you didn't understand what the
shells meant on the beach. Everybody else knew, but you
didn't understand it because you're of a lower level of intelligence.
We know that. How dare he talked down to him?
I know they all do that too. They all use
the media experience as some sort of a way to
discount everything they did before doing media. They do it
to Hagsath too. Drives me crazy, as if Haig Seth
was never even a part of the military ever, Right,
you never had any It's just he just did a
morning show, you guys, that's all he did.
Speaker 1: What an elitist brick? That guy is.
Speaker 2: Not only that, but what's wrong with being in the media,
What's wrong with that?
Speaker 1: What's wrong with being a podcaster?
Speaker 2: What's wrong with that? Hella like, we both worked for
like a collective half a century to do this. Some
of us worked really hard to do this, So bite me.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he is absolutely awful. He was on recently too
with Jen Sackey where she's trying to say, there's you know,
Trump's doing like unprecedented things and how are we to
react to it? And he basically said that anyone involved
with Trump or a supporter of Trump is is white
supremacist adjacent. This is now how they're talking about us
and everybody that's supports Trump. Here he is with Seki.
Speaker 23: Is happening now is that the Trump administration is, of
course testing the system in ways hasn't been tested before.
Speaker 2: In the law enforcement sense.
Speaker 23: Do you think there are laws that should be put
in place that would help better manage this that aren't
in place now?
Speaker 2: I mean, are we equipped?
Speaker 23: Is the law enforcement system and the legal system equipped
to deal with what we're seeing now?
Speaker 8: Probably there could be changes at the margins, but in
the main, we have the tools. There are cultural impediments
to doing this work. Let's say you work in the FBI.
You know that one of the two political parties is,
let me put it nicely, white supremacist adjacent at a minimum,
and so why would you want to throw your career
on that side of the line and be summoned to
capitol Hilton be asked, why are you pursuing these innocent groups?
And so we have a cultural impediment to working it effectively.
That should get more attention than it does.
Speaker 2: Yes, the people who are not white supremacists are the
ones who are telling the white farmers you don't get anything,
but those people with melanin get their loans paid back.
But since you're white, you don't get anything. We're gonna
go ahead and we're going to discriminate against you. But
we're the white supremacist. I'm sorry, I'm gonna need somebody
to just break that down, somebody with a higher level
of intelligence, like James Komy.
Speaker 1: It's like the projection.
Speaker 2: The projection is just it's too much at this point,
the gaslighting and the projection.
Speaker 1: And you know he does these safe interviews where he's
talking Rgen Freakin, Saki or Wolf Flitzer. But come up
to him and ask him to explain those words directly
when he's in the middle of a book signing and
all of a sudden he doesn't want to talk anymore.
This is what happened yesterday.
Speaker 20: I'm going to ask you about the MSNBC interview you
were doing, because on social media everybody saying he's talking
about the white supremacist adjacent Republican Party. Everybody in the
voters no clarification.
Speaker 6: I'm not going to.
Speaker 2: Hello, be Well, you white supremacist.
Speaker 1: Be Well. The most amazing thing to me about that
clip is that there was someone in line wanting him
to sign a book. Who are these people?
Speaker 2: Even more amazing is that he wrote a book.
Speaker 1: This isn't even the first one I know.
Speaker 2: You know he had ghost writers though, you know, it's
just there's no way that guy wrote his own book.
Speaker 1: Well, Cash Bettel was on with Brettbear responding to these comments,
and here is what Cash said.
Speaker 7: If he wants to come after me, no problem. I've
been living rent free in that guy's head for years,
and that's just a bonus. Do you know how many
copycats we've had to investigate as a result of that
beachside venture from the former director. Do you know how
many agents I've had to takeoff line from chasing down
child sex predators, fentanyl traffickers, terrorists because everywhere across this country,
people are popping up on social media and think that
a threat to the life of the president of the
United States is a joke and they can do it
because he did it. That's what I'm having to deal
with every single day, and that's what I'm having to
pull my agents and analyst off because he thought it
was funny to go out there and make a political statement.
Speaker 2: That that's got to be frustrating. You know what he
should do? Put it in jail. I don't. I don't
know because I feel like thirty years ago that would
have happened if you threatened the life of a president. Remember,
do you remember, am I I'm just I'm old enough
to remember when you weren't allowed to do that.
Speaker 1: Yeah. How long does Comy get to get away with
being all like, oh, I'm folksy, I didn't know that
that means anything.
Speaker 2: Why does he get to do that? Folksy too? And
I'm doing. You know what I mean, like, this is
the thing to put.
Speaker 1: The guy in jail. Nothing. I saw somebody comment that,
you know, no arrests are made. Patel is a joke.
People are very, very frustrated, and they're only going to
get more so when they hear this little snippet. Because
Brettbear pushed back on his earlier comments in front of
Capitol Hill about Jeffrey Epstein taking his own life, he
is trippling down a.
Speaker 2: Lot of conspiracy theories out there.
Speaker 7: There are the Everestine thing.
Speaker 21: You dealt with Maria.
Speaker 24: You said, as far as you know, he killed himself.
Speaker 7: I'm telling you he killed himself.
Speaker 2: All right, If I listen, that's fine. I'll give him
some grace on this. But in a month, if I
hear he and Bongino say, hey, COVID started with a
bat in a market, I'm gonna like, I'm seriously gonna
lose my mind. You guys, I'm gonna lose my mind.
Frozen you were for a second, Yeah you were, you
were frozen for a second. But I'm going to lose
my mind if they say that. In a month, if
I hear that, then I'm out. I'm out. I'll give
him a little bit of grace with this. I still
I don't think. I don't think that he I don't
I think that that was done. I don't. I mean,
I don't know your mileage mayby, but I he's seeing
something that I obviously haven't seen.
Speaker 19: But oh yeah, yeah, I mean, and he he's very
adamant about it, you guys, he is adamant.
Speaker 1: And I don't know what to make of that.
Speaker 8: M M.
Speaker 1: All right, moving on, we need to talk about the
latest project, Veritas scoop. They actually got David Hogg caught
on hidden camera admitting that one of the people with
the most power during Biden's administration Biden's presidency was Jill
Biden's chief of staff, and they did not have particularly
kind things to say about that person. Here is what
O'Keefe caught on tape.
Speaker 25: So many people knew, or a few people knew, about
buying well the president of the nice state.
Speaker 26: I mean, I did the fact that the DNC is
always going to be like a campaign arm of the president.
Speaker 11: Ultimately, the bigger issue was like the inner circle that
was around Biden.
Speaker 9: That's it.
Speaker 26: And I came stressed.
Speaker 11: I can't stress.
Speaker 1: See you enough, Jill Biden's chief of staff, like had.
Speaker 14: An enormous amount of power, Jill Biden, Jill Biden's.
Speaker 26: Chief that was like an open secret and left. I
would avoid him.
Speaker 16: He was scary.
Speaker 26: What was his name, Anthony Flo.
Speaker 8: I've never seen him exactly.
Speaker 11: What do you mean?
Speaker 26: He's just like a He's like a shadowy like glistard
of all type figure. That's what made him so late.
I knew I looked at him like the general public
wouldn't how this man looked. But he wilded any like
any enormous.
Speaker 2: Amount of power.
Speaker 1: And I can't stress see how much power.
Speaker 2: Yet the way it was again, we're all conspiracy theorists
until we're not right.
Speaker 1: So here here we are and what we are?
Speaker 2: Why did these people go to lunch with these other
people and tell them all these secrets?
Speaker 6: What always know?
Speaker 2: What is that about the lunches? Like you lunch?
Speaker 1: And I think they get I think they get all
of these meetups like through hinge or Tinder or whatever.
It's the weirdest thing.
Speaker 2: But I don't understand. This is where they get. All
the dirt is in these lunches and they all just
spill all this information. Could you imagine I just want
to go and have a big salad and some fries,
you know.
Speaker 17: Yeah.
Speaker 1: And if we were in government, I feel like if
we were starting to get a lot of questions like that,
we would be like.
Speaker 2: This seems little sucks, little sus I'm probably not going
to answer a lot of these questions and just start
spilling all of this, but they do because they're just weak.
Speaker 1: And I looked at David Hoggs Twitter yesterday afternoon to
see if he'd said anything, and I hadn't noticed him
saying anything just yet. Perhaps he has by now, but
I thought that that was really interesting that he is
the one that was caught saying, oh yeah, it was
all the people around him mostly this guy.
Speaker 2: So that so Anthony bernow should we can thank him
for completelyfing up the country? Is he like that? He's
the head dude? That's great. It's the bottom line, is
biggest scandal in American history, huge, and everybody is just
like on the left, no big, y'all. I really hated
Trump's tweet the other day and oh my, are you
guys not like there's a giant elephant in the room,
Like he's so like these the fattest, most gigantic elephant
in the room. We're not dealing with that again. I
want to see people arrested. I want to see people
parted off to jail for the fact that that should
have never happened in a free United States of America.
They totally scammed the American public. It was a huge scandal.
You guys, who's going to pay for it?
Speaker 1: Yeah, and they don't get to talk about anybody around
Trump being unelected. No, I mean literally the entire government
was ran by unelected people. So take a seat.
Speaker 2: We find out now Anthony Burn, who the hell is
Anthony Bow? Did you guys elect him? Hearing that guy's
name until like I was today years old, Well, this
is fabulous.
Speaker 1: See, if you're worried or if you're concerned about Jake
Tapper making a bunch of money from this book, from
this expose, which really conservatives had been talking about for years,
he's here to tell you it's not about the money.
Speaker 2: Oh I'm sure, okay, take it from j terms of
the left.
Speaker 8: It's a money grab. I mean.
Speaker 1: That's not the case.
Speaker 10: It's not this is I.
Speaker 25: Don't I don't want to get into where my money
comes from. But I'm you know, CNN is my main job,
and that's where my main sources are being come by far.
Very few people write books to make money. You write
a book because you want to say something thing, You
want to have a legacy, you want to uncover something,
You have a message you want to get out there.
I don't think people write books about Joe Biden to
make money. We are, we are uh gratified that people
are buying this book.
Speaker 1: Did he get in?
Speaker 2: Did he get in advance?
Speaker 25: But but I don't think. I mean, the idea that
I would do this for money is is It's just
it's silly and not true.
Speaker 1: It's silly, not true, you guys.
Speaker 2: I need to know Jake Tapper got in advance.
Speaker 1: Oh, I'm sure. I'm sure.
Speaker 2: I'm looking it up right now because I did. I
don't know. I'm looking it up right now.
Speaker 1: I wonder if that would even be public like that.
I don't know that I.
Speaker 2: Would, I would hope. I don't. This is that he
I'm trying to see. I don't know, it's I don't. Yeah,
I don't see anything about it. But I'm sure that
he did. You know, he got like a massive advance
for this, especially as as scandalous as this was, and
he has a high profile position on that show. Yeah,
you don't make it any money off of books. That's true.
We can attest to that. You don't.
Speaker 1: If it's not about the money, he should be donating it.
Speaker 2: Right, But not about the money. But he is actually
making money off this book, especially with all the pr
that it's gotten. Oh my gosh, are you kidding? Give
me a break, Jake Tapper, And don't act like you're
some sort of hero and you're doing this out of
the goodness of your heart, because you're a benevolent person.
If you were benevolent, you would have talked about this
four years ago, and we were, the rest of us
were talking about it. I cannot stand his faith.
Speaker 1: He needs to donate all the proceeds to every conservative
media outlet who has been saying the truth about this.
Speaker 2: Four years exactly totally.
Speaker 1: I would like you to read a couple of screenshots
about something that is happening in San Francisco's schools, which
is insane and I can't preface it any better than that.
Please read this first.
Speaker 2: One, Okay, without seeking approval of the Stanford Cisco Board
of Education Superintendent of Schools Maria Sue, plans to unveil
a new Grading for Equity plan on Tuesday that will
go into effect this fall at fourteen high schools and
cover over ten thousand students. Oh good. The school district
is already negotiating with an outside consultant to train teachers
in August in a system that awards a passing C
grade to as low as a score of forty one
on a one hundred point exam.
Speaker 1: Forty one, okay, but it gets worse. How how can
it get worse?
Speaker 6: Please?
Speaker 2: Grading for Equity eliminate homework or weekly test from being
counted in a student's final semester grade. All that matters
is how the student scores on a final examination, which
can be taken multiple times. Students can be late turning
in an assignment, or showing up to class, or not
showing up at all without it affecting their academic grade. Currently,
a student needs a ninety for an A and at
least a sixty one for under a D under the
San Leandro Unified School Districts Grading for Equity system outed
by the San Francisco Unified School District and it's consultant
a student with the score as low as eighty can
attain an A, and as low as twenty one can
pass with a D. Whole a crap. We're okay, yeah,
but education is going to get better in this country.
We're already in the We're in the crapper.
Speaker 1: This is what and why would anybody that works in
the field of education want to dumb down the country
this much?
Speaker 2: I don't know. I don't know. Democrats, democrats and liberals.
It's like again, it's a cancer. They're taking over our education.
Why would you? Yeah, why would you want this? Because
they don't actually care about kids their education.
Speaker 1: They don't they care about themselves, Like I think of
it in terms of my own care. So when I
get old and I need doctors to be competent, as
as we get older and we need young doctors to
be competent, don't these people worry about stuff like that? No,
I just I will never understand this autistic behavior.
Speaker 2: We'll never understand they don't have I agree with you,
I totally do, because we have common sense. But a
lot of these people do not, in fact have common sense.
They think entirely through the prism of social justice and
DEI and when you stink through that prism there are
common sense is just gone. It's boof, it's gone. You
don't have it.
Speaker 1: Insane, Absolutely, it is sanity. Perhaps you've heard this horrible
story that comes right from Daisy's neck of the woods,
and this is about a illegal alien who was arrested
for hitting an eighteen year old soon to be cadet
in the US Air Force Academy or no. She had
just graduated from the prep school and was about yeah,
and she was about to start basic training and she
was hit on a jet ski and then the illegal
that hit her took off running, got protected by some people,
ultimately was caught. But this is absolutely insane. This should
have never happened.
Speaker 2: And it's beautiful, beautiful, accomplished girl. She was a basketball player,
I mean she had her She was going to contribute
so much to society.
Speaker 1: You guys, this are the two pieces a crap, two
pieces of crap, and then we'll show who they murdered.
And it's this lovely young lady right here.
Speaker 2: She was, i mean, exemplary in every way, and she
was gonna just do amazing things. And they took that
from her, and they took that from her family.
Speaker 1: They took and then they tried to get away with
it by running running.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they took it from us because what I mean,
think of the things that she was gonna do with
her life. They took that they shouldn't have been here. Nope,
And this is the stuff that liberals will fight for.
They will fight for the illegals, not for this beautiful
young lady who had her whole life in front of her.
It is heartbreaking. It's heartbreaking, and it's it's it makes
me so angry because as a mom, I cannot imagine
what her mother and her father are going through. I
just can't not.
Speaker 1: Okay, unacceptable, it is I mean when you think about it,
and then all the lefties want to say, you know,
people that are citizens commit far more crimes than the
people who are here illegally, and I'm always.
Speaker 2: Just like, just shut up.
Speaker 1: Do you understand that people who are here illegally should
not have been here in the first place to create
the crimes? Like that is just the dumbest stat that
they try to throw back in your face.
Speaker 2: They committed their first crime by busting over the border illegally.
That was the first crime they committed, and then this
is the second one. What a piece of shit that
woman was. First of all, we're doing this and then running.
Speaker 1: I love that. Governor Abbott was like, welcome to the
death penalty state.
Speaker 2: Now, he was like, welcome to like, here's your death penalty.
He said, welcome to Texas, here's your death penalty. And
so many people, all the people on the left were like,
so butt hurt by that.
Speaker 1: Oh my god.
Speaker 2: If you don't like it, by yeah.
Speaker 1: ICE has also arrested another illegal for making threats on
Trump's life. Here is that story.
Speaker 27: Illegal migrant now in custody after allegedly writing that he'll
self deport after shooting President Trump and a letter that
he sent to an ICE agent. The fifty four year
old Mexican nationalist illegally entered the US at least nine
times and has a lengthy rap sheet. Homeland Security Secretary
Christie Gnoam reacting in a statement saying, quote, thanks to
our ICE officers, this illegal alien who threatened to assassinate
President Trump is behind bars. All politicians and members of
the media should take notice of these repeated attempts on
President Trump's life and tone down their rhetoric. I will
continue to take all measures necessary to ensure the protection
of President.
Speaker 2: Trump also also suck it.
Speaker 1: You're not telling her to suck it.
Speaker 2: I'm quoting her to that illegal that wanted to kill
the president. Suck it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, And now you know that all these there's all
these judges, these corrupt judges across the country who are
trying to thwart Trump's attempts to get rid of all
these illegal criminals. At every turn, they are trying to
prevent the process because they're screaming for due process. And
so there was a woman interviewing Alan Dershowitz about this
very issue, and he had a solution to the due
process issue, which I thought was super interesting.
Speaker 23: Here he is, I've heard you address this in different
speeches that you've given. Maybe you can help us understand
the practical question. If everyone is entitled this kind of
due process, and we have twenty million illegal aliens in
our country, what's the possibility of getting even a meaningful
number of them out That wouldn't take ten years to.
Speaker 24: A No, it'll take ten minutes. Here's what you do.
You take them out of the country without giving them process.
You then give them an opportunity to challenge their deportation
by zoom from the American embassy or from some other place.
Due process doesn't mean you have to be there in person.
Speaker 2: I think it's brilliant. Yeah, right, I think it's absolutely brilliant. Yep.
Speaker 1: I mean I feel like he knows what he's talking about.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think he absolutely knows what he's talking about. Yeah,
And why and why do they have to be here?
And why do we have to be paying for a
lot of people? Why and while they go through that process?
And I'm going to pay for them again. I am
sick of funding other people's crap.
Speaker 1: Right, yeah, so super this is like apropos of absolutely nothing.
But Greta van Susterin is that?
Speaker 2: I think that's how Greta advanced. I always said sustern
but it's probably wrong.
Speaker 1: Well, she posted the weirdest thing on Twitter and like
got absolutely dragged yesterday. Here is what she said. I
think everyone has gone nuts. I asked a mutual friend
for Jean Piro's new cell. I have known and been
friends with Jean since the nineties, and the friend said
that Jean told her not to give it to me. Huh,
what in the world is that all about? Has everyone
gone nuts, And I was like, nuts that you posted
this publicly without even tagging Judge Janine or spelling her
name correctly get that. And I was like, what why
would she do this? Like what what kind of crazy
high school nonsense is this?
Speaker 2: We're totally good friends. I just don't know her name.
They are really good friend you guys. This is so weird, right,
Oh my gosh, it's what to make of that? Yeah,
that's nice. I did Judge Janine like write her back?
Speaker 1: I don't, I don't know. I just was like, you,
if you're such good friends, then you would already have
her phone number, you know what I mean? And you
wouldn't be calling her a name that you can't even.
Speaker 2: Janine should totally call her a completely different name. Okay, Brenda,
it's like this, she should she should actually respond with
something as completely nuts as that is, because it's nuts.
That was crazy.
Speaker 1: Yeah, speaking of nuts and people who have them. Unfortunately,
Dylan mulvaney has decided to ruin a whole other company,
but like was not enough. Now, Dylan is the face
of Gautier's new fragrance called Divinny or Divine.
Speaker 2: None of us are buying it, right, nobody's.
Speaker 1: Spelled divine, but it's pronounced divine. And the best part
is that they call it peak femininity. This is what.
Speaker 2: Feminity, feminity. It's not even spelled it right. They spelled
it wrong. They spelled it wrong.
Speaker 1: They spelled it right. In the description they said, let
your femininity shine through. But then to use a guy
to promote it, Yeah, what are they doing? So Dylan
was in Morocco, I guess, to ride a camel in
preparation for his big photo shoot, and here he is
describing his experience.
Speaker 10: I'm Dylan, I'm here in the desert in Morocco with
Jean Paul Gautier's devine fragrance. This is a camel and
I'm going to write it now. Mark's that back girl?
Speaker 24: Really?
Speaker 5: Oh?
Speaker 1: I think it smells a little. I think we might
eat some.
Speaker 2: This is Jean Paul.
Speaker 6: I lost the cap.
Speaker 10: You see if there's a cap down there?
Speaker 1: Yeah, out of all the women in the world, they
chose a dude.
Speaker 14: Those are my girls.
Speaker 1: We're the brat pit together, rat pit. Where no where
is this again?
Speaker 2: Where are.
Speaker 1: Morocco?
Speaker 2: Okay?
Speaker 1: And then were the official photos that came out that
there was like an ad that looks.
Speaker 28: Like this, so.
Speaker 2: Mm hmm, okay, well buying that? No, I won't be
buying it either. Why did brands keep doing this?
Speaker 1: I have no idea, no idea.
Speaker 2: They also need to get a better copywriter because that
title was misspelled, like get it together.
Speaker 1: It's just suicul to women. I don't understand how women
like writ large are not just absolutely discussed and offended.
And why would anybody buy this fragrance?
Speaker 2: Question? I have a question. Is Morocco and Islamic country?
Speaker 1: I don't know? Do you actually have no idea?
Speaker 2: Is it? It is? It is Islamic, it is. That's
why I was wondering when I asked where he was,
because I was like, wait, if it's an Islamic country
and he's there doing that.
Speaker 1: Shouldn't they like thrown off a rooftop or something into
their laws.
Speaker 2: I feel like that's frowned upon there. I'm just putting
that out there.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, anyway, that is happening. It is time for
some my pillow talks that are going to be not
like your typical talks until we get to the end.
This first one. I shared this with our group yesterday
because I could not believe that this was the way
that a man decided to propose to his girlfriend. And yet,
you guys.
Speaker 14: A young woman and her boyfriend are shopping at a
convenience store. Something's happening at the cash register. A surveillance
camera captures this guy pulling a gun on a store clerk.
As the couple go to pay, the clerk announces suddenly
the robber burst back in her them all to the
back of the store. The couple hunk her down. You
can hear the terror in the woman's voice as the
bad guy focuses his attention on her. Many kids there
you will. The robber reaches ominously into his bag, you
know what. He hands something to the boyfriend. Then this
happens and she's like yeah, and it starts to dawn
on the petrified young woman. What's the key going on?
The robbery is actually a crazy proposal of marriage.
Speaker 1: Everybody was in on it except for her. Yeah, they
said yes to that.
Speaker 9: Yes.
Speaker 2: I think part of this is like prompt proposals, wedding proposals.
Everything is so for the Graham now, everything is so overdone.
I mean, I mean, I don't know about you. I
think I remember you telling me how Ron proposed to you.
But I mean Greg proposed to me in a car
and it.
Speaker 1: Was just in the living room.
Speaker 2: It was it was very intimate. It was like this
is let's you know. It wasn't so over the top
and there was a production and there were t shirts
and like confetti. It just wasn't that's what people do now,
and so I think guys feel like they have to
do that. So I'm not saying that completely to defend
his stupidity in this, but there is a part of
me that's defending him a little bit because our society
now is so ridiculous when it comes to these things.
Speaker 1: That's true. But like, of all ways, he was trying
to be going to surprise somebody, I hear.
Speaker 2: You, but he was probably like I got to be
so creative and what's not been done before and this
is not done.
Speaker 1: It's like I would have not only said no, I
would have straight up strangled him.
Speaker 2: And that's just where John xers who believe that it's
okay to just propose to your wife in a car,
you know, it's.
Speaker 1: Okay, wow, yeah, wow is right. And if you're already mad,
then just wait, because you're about to get madder. This
is this relates back to where all of your tax
money goes. And unfortunately, when we hear words like fraud, waste,
and abuse, this is what we're talking about, you guys.
Speaker 28: This right here, truth is, y'all hate on me because
I live rent free and I can afford the luxuries
that y'all dream about for me and my kids. I'm
going to continue to buy my luxury bags while the
government my rent. I'm going to continue to go on
trips and do the things that me and my kids
love to do while y'all struggle to pay for a
grocery view. And I'll swiping my even call.
Speaker 2: All right, remember when that wasn't a flex? Do you remember?
Like we got to bring back shame.
Speaker 1: So everybody needs to report that account. I hope I
saw it on Twitter. I think it originally came from TikTok,
where I couldn't find her name, but like people who wherever,
what original platform that was on, I hope they report
it on mass Yeah, that's the I r s immediately.
Speaker 2: That's part of what I hoped that Doge would cut.
Is crap like that. I'm so sick of people scamming
this system and when she says the government's paying for it. Bach,
we are the government, right, we're doing that. It's us.
It's people who work every day while you don't.
Speaker 1: And then she's ragging about oh my god, lexing.
Speaker 2: I know it's gross, isn't.
Speaker 9: It all right?
Speaker 1: Let's get to some good stuff because that has my
blood pressure and me too. This is fun. This is
an old clip of when Donald Trump in his youth,
was on the Roseanne Show and she's getting flirty with
him and it's adorable.
Speaker 5: Oh my gosh, a fat middleized woman that said.
Speaker 9: Joe, it's always possible.
Speaker 13: Now you're you're more into the young blonde model.
Speaker 6: Tend to be.
Speaker 9: But you know, you never know about life changes. Yeah,
life can change.
Speaker 23: Have you ever been with a fat woman?
Speaker 15: No?
Speaker 14: Cold could happen?
Speaker 9: You should?
Speaker 1: I know, I can imagine this.
Speaker 9: No, I think he'd be pleasant, very pleasant.
Speaker 2: That was awesome, isn't that the cutest? I love it
so much that one would be pleasantly surprised.
Speaker 1: You just never know life. Now now I'm married to Milania,
so life has not change.
Speaker 2: She's still probably in love with Trump too. She probably
said the same thing, Ollie. I don't think she's I
would call her fat.
Speaker 1: No, I think she's kind of like average size.
Speaker 2: She has aged very well.
Speaker 13: Hm.
Speaker 1: For sure, we do have some thank yous from Venmo today.
Curtis Woods said, to those foolish enough to buy into
this reparations scam, I will paraphrase Mark Twain quote, the
world doesn't owe you a fucking thing. It was here
first end quote.
Speaker 2: So true.
Speaker 1: Colleen w said, Daisy, if you're not anti racist, then
you're racist. If you're not anti white, then you're a
white supremacist. Take my racist white money. YouTube would not
let me send They wouldn't.
Speaker 2: That's weird. Yeah.
Speaker 1: Over on locals Roth, Lady Wright said, maybe Epstein was
threatened and allowed to kill himself. Maybe it was a
conspiracy and the guards were drugged and the cameras were
interfered with, and you know, stuff happened, you know. Lol.
Speaker 2: Okay, Marcus Drake maganess to field solid candidates to primary
that do nothings in Congress. They should also move to
either take over the Republican Party or form a new party.
Speaker 1: How do you do that? I feel like like takeover,
you know what I mean?
Speaker 2: I feel like there were already kind of taking over
It's just a matter of weeding out all the do
nothings and then I think we'll eventually take over. I
think that will happen. Susie Conklin, Thank you for that supersticker,
Leah Shallack about the racist farmer loan repayment. These are
the same people who claim that Trump is ignoring Scotis.
Biden ignored Scotis on student loans too. Yeah, Jackie labor
Land of DeSantis. The Florida Panthers are on the way
to the Stanley Cup. They sealed the deal last night.
Speaker 1: I love you.
Speaker 2: Chicks always make my day. Thank you, Jackie. Look at
that Robin Die. Happy one hundred and eighth birthday to
President Kennedy. I was raised by Kennedy Democrats, who evolved
to gopers, then to Maga.
Speaker 1: Very good. It has been an evolution, hasn't it.
Speaker 2: Brian Bumley, remember what Rush said. If they say it's
not about the money, it's about the money, yes, yep,
Mendy Owens. My daughter in law is a teacher. It's
not the teachers who want to dumb down these kids.
They are forced to do this or lose their job.
I think there are some teachers that are on board
with it. But you're right, it's not all the teachers.
There are really good teachers out there, but man, they
have to fight the system, and God bless them for.
Speaker 1: S there's so many videos out right now of teachers
who are like, I'm leaving because kids are so freakin dumb,
like they're not even at the Basically, I can't. There's
nothing I can do with these idiots.
Speaker 2: Doctor are gone dumb and disrespectful. Yeah, Ed Ferguson, The
government can control people by controlling with the people here media,
learn education and say thought police. If you don't think
it works, look back at the USSR nineteen to nineteen
thirty six to nineteen forty five Germany. Yeah, true, orenorm
very few people write books to make money. Can you
confirm this, miss rolling? Now take my non book money.
I mean, you're right, You're right. The right ones make
a lot of money. They really do. Bo Mama. Eighth, Seriously,
they could have done Dylan's farce of an ad in
the sand dunes of Monahan's Texas. There are camels there too.
Tell me I'm wrong, Daisy l. There are no camels
around where I am. But yes, that would imagine that
there are camels around here or somewhere for sure. Okay,
we're bringing it in.
Speaker 1: We're bringing it in.
Speaker 2: Tell everybody what your shirt says.
Speaker 1: It's said this Daisy got this for me. It says volno,
which is Polish for liberty or freedom. And I love
it because.
Speaker 2: I'm sure people are like, what is that? What does
that say? But yeah, Polish you guys, there you go.
You learned a new word today. Everybody, have a wonderful,
wonderful day. We'll talk to you tomorrow.