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Speaker 2: Let's get back into the news.
Speaker 3: So there was some pretty interesting news yesterday about mister
Doug m Hoff and the headline read, God this guy
Kamala Harris's husband, Doug Mhoff quote forcefully slapped ex girlfriend
for flirting with another man and was accused of causing
nanny mistress's miscarriage during their affair.
Speaker 1: Yeah, this is how they reshape masculinity, you guys. This
is it right here. He like, he assaults his ex girlfriend.
Oh my god, he cheats on his ex wife with
the nanny, knocks up the nanny and then she she
lost the baby, right, I think she lost the baby. Yeah,
but I mean he not of his nanny. And then
they try to paint him as this like super nice.
I'm not buying what they're selling. I mean, he is
a beta male. But this is how they try. This
is their idea of reshaping masculinity.
Speaker 2: Thank you, But no, I think he sounds pretty toxic
if you ask me.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it sounds like about as top with masculinity as
you can have.
Speaker 1: I'll take our version of toxic masculinity over this jackal
any day.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yep.
Speaker 3: And the accusations are pretty detailed. So he's This was
according to like three different friends, three different friends of
the woman that he hit. Allegedly, They spoke with The
Daily Mail saying that Doug got jealous that his girlfriend
was talking with another man and they were apparently in
the valet line at the Cannes Film Festival. So again
three different friends have come out to say that this happened,
and those three friends also claimed that he admitted to
that same ex girlfriend that he impregnated the nanny and
cause her to have a miscarriage.
Speaker 2: So yeah, that's gross.
Speaker 1: I think it was Debbie. She's asking like, who would
sleep with that stick? O, He's gross. That's a great question,
Like it's I do question a lot of these women
who who have relations of the sexual nature with these
guys who are so data like what you well.
Speaker 2: And you know.
Speaker 3: The New York Post, I think, is like the only
other outlet that picked up the story.
Speaker 2: And Chris Cuomo again got to hand it to him.
Speaker 3: He commented about how different the news coverage would be
if this were not Doug em Hoff and instead were Trump.
Speaker 7: If the name would Trump instead of m Hoff, it
would be all over the news. Daily Mail, echoed by
The New York Post, has a story Doug Mhoff, Kamala
Harris's husband accused of striking a woman he was on
a date with at the can Film festival back in
twenty twelve. They had been drinking and he didn't like
how she talked to the valetd He smacked her.
Speaker 5: She smacked him back.
Speaker 8: Do not get very often people coming forward named, and
the reason is they're worried about retaliation. These are very
powerful people. We're talking about three friends all saying they
were told the same thing, two of them contemporaneously. This woman, Jane,
we're calling her. She called one of the friends immediately
after the incident. That's what this friend told me.
Speaker 7: Ordinarily, I don't care about these stories. You could say, well,
there may have been an assault. Well she didn't go
to the police. He's not really running. But again, if
it were Trump or anyone related to him, it would
be on every TV show that is on right now.
Speaker 2: It's true. He's absolutely right.
Speaker 1: I will commend that lady. I mean, I know that
she slept with them and that's really gross, but I
will commend her for hitting him back.
Speaker 3: That's right, you get that, that's yeah, right. So you
know you got to hand it to Chris Cuomo for
saying the things.
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's like, what is even happening? I know, it's like,
welcome to the party pal. But and I get a
little angry with them because it's at the eleventh hour.
But still he's doing it. So whatever, it's like Ana Casparian, Right, yeah, exactly,
it's whatever.
Speaker 2: He's still going to vote for Kamala, Right, whatever it takes.
Just here's the red pill.
Speaker 1: We were serving it on a platter, and it's taken you,
however long.
Speaker 2: To just just take it. Take it's ready.
Speaker 3: It tastes good and it goes down easy, I know,
like chocolate. Also, Elon's reaction to the debate, the vice
presidential debate that took place was pretty simple and I
liked it and so wanted to share. He simply said,
Trump Vance must win. I cannot handle four years of
seeing and hearing Kamala and walls. That would be cruel
and unusual punishment.
Speaker 1: He's right, He's absolutely right. Could you imagine having it
dealt and it's skipped every day, it's theater every single day.
Speaker 2: We'd have to I just do it, you guys, I
don't know. I know. And so he is sounding the
alarm bells.
Speaker 3: And of course Politico, as non biased as they are,
you would not believe the way that they talked about
body language stuff, compare and contrasting vans and walls, and
of course I'm just gonna show you what they said
because it's so preposterous. So when it comes to Vance,
they say his beard can be to women, can be negative,
conveying aggressive aggression and opposition to feminist ideals, and then
walls his giant crazy eyes to them, Joe's passion.
Speaker 2: You can't make this crap up. It's just crazy.
Speaker 10: Now.
Speaker 2: He looks like a psycho completely. He looks like complete lunatic.
That's what he looks like.
Speaker 1: People were saying that that Vance had eyeliner on.
Speaker 2: They all say that it's so stupid. He doesn't. He
just has gorgeous eyes.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Like I put a thing on our Instagram last
night where like he is capped devated millennial women because
he's there, like.
Speaker 2: He is hot.
Speaker 1: Oh guys, a hot, No, I got you see that
Vance guy. I'm not a Republican, but they're all they're
all thinking and he's like telling you and the and
then the left now is saying that he's slick. That's
the new word. Oh wow, Like yesterday I saw a
gajillion people on the left like that's their buzzword. About
him now, he's just like, no, he's good at what
he does, and he actually can speak in an articulate manner,
and he's calm and he's refined, and he's educated and
he's normal.
Speaker 2: And they hate that because they tried to paint.
Speaker 1: Him as being some jerk, right, some misogynistic jerk, and
he's not that. And when he got the chance to
get up on a stage and say hey, here's who
I am, there are a lot of people who saw
him for the first time really and they were like, well, dang,
he seems like a really nice guy.
Speaker 2: Plus he's gone home. Yeah, right, slick, They're they're confusing
him with Gavin new something that's slick. Uh huh, you're right.
And we'll get to more post debate kind of reaction
and recap stuff in just a little bit. But first,
there was.
Speaker 3: A new DOJ filing that got unsealed yesterday thanks to
Jack Smith, the psychopath, and Trump was very very upset
by it. Well, first of all, this is another meme
that I saw that I just wanted to share. So
Kamala tried to say Donald Trump was handed four hundred
million dollars on a silver platter, and then filed for
bankruptcy six times, and this response is glorious.
Speaker 2: It is glorious.
Speaker 3: You were handed forty two billion to expand broadband and
didn't connect a single person to the Internet. I don't
care if Trump lost his own money. You lost mine.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you spent mine is what you did. Love that
you can just lose it. You squandered it, you hag,
you wasted it, you stole it, and you used it
for yourself and your friends and not a crane.
Speaker 2: Yeah I do too. I love it. God blessed Seamus.
Speaker 3: So the filing that happened was uns and shouldn't have
been and its total election interference. Trump is completely right
about it, and so he went off on truth Social Please.
Speaker 2: Read Oh my god, you're making me read this. She
is so mean. She's say when you like when you
read the Trump stuff, so mean.
Speaker 1: Trump blasted in the filing and a post on his
truth Social side, he wrote the release of this falsehood
written unconstitutional J six brief immediately following Tim Walls's disastrous
debate performance and thirty three days before the most important
election in the history of our country. Is another obvious
attempt by the Harris Biden regime to undermine and weaponize
American democracy and interfere I guess should I scream that
and interfere in the twenty twenty four presidential election. Deranged
Jack Smith, the handpicked prosecutor of the Harris Biden DOJ,
and Washington, DC based radical left Democrats are hell bet
on continuing to weaponize the Justice Department in an attempt
to cling to power.
Speaker 2: Very true.
Speaker 1: Trump is dominating the election cycle, leading in the polls,
and the radical Democrats throughout the deep state are totally
freaking out.
Speaker 2: This entire case is a.
Speaker 1: Partisan, unconstitutional witch hunt that should be dismissed entirely, just
like the Florida case was dismissed. Judge is It Chutkin
ordered that issued the order to unseal the September twenty
six filing after receiving pleadings from both sides.
Speaker 3: Unbelievable, Chuckkin, That name is Schugin ridiculous, absolutely ridiculous. YEP
and Jim Acosta had Corey Lewandowski on to talk about
this and other issues, and especially because the left is
kind of harping right now on JD vance, evading or
being evasive on the question of J six During the
debate because.
Speaker 2: He's everybody's over it, like no one gives me about
a Jay six anymore.
Speaker 3: And so Acosta was trying to get Corey Lewandowski to
talk about it and say, well, Trump and Vance won't
admit that they.
Speaker 2: Low the election.
Speaker 3: And so here's the response to that, which is all Hillary.
Speaker 1: Hillary Clinton on of the results?
Speaker 11: No did Democrats.
Speaker 12: The one thing that Trump is fearful of when it
comes to his being president is that finally we will
see how illegitimate his victory actually was.
Speaker 10: He's an illegitimate.
Speaker 2: Trump knows he's an illegitimate president.
Speaker 13: Why do you think the president is going to such
great lengths to essentially prove that he beat you because.
Speaker 2: He knows he didn't.
Speaker 9: He knows he's an illegitimate president.
Speaker 2: He knows he's an illegitimate president.
Speaker 1: Hillary Clinton on of the results.
Speaker 5: No did Democrats.
Speaker 2: No, she didn't. Jim, she didn't.
Speaker 3: Here's a pile of evidence for you, right, let's check
for you, which is ridiculous because she's so bitter, so
bitter to prove even further how little people care about
J six. One of the people, his name is Gordon Sondland.
He was part of He was one of the witnesses
that testified against Trump during the impeachment trials. Okay, he
was all bent out of shape about j six He
was on with Ari Melberg yesterday to talk about who he's.
Speaker 2: Going to be voting for.
Speaker 3: I don't think the I don't think you can get
better evidence than this than someone who actually was part
of the impeachment trials.
Speaker 4: This is amazing you after that, Why was it important
for you to say no more Trump because of his
January sixth conduct?
Speaker 14: And do you stand by that?
Speaker 15: No?
Speaker 14: I don't stand by it, and I'll tell you why.
I've now lived four years under the Biden Harris policies,
and I have to say that those policies are not
only becoming an existential threat to our country's way of life,
but to our allies as well.
Speaker 2: So when it has to.
Speaker 16: You said it was a no for me after that,
I did, And here we are right now, I did,
And you're saying it's a yes for you.
Speaker 14: It is a yes for me. It is an absolute
yes for me. That is how badly the Biden Harris
team have prosecuted their job.
Speaker 16: But the whole point you seem to be making was
that January sixth, and that kind of attack on democracy
is bigger than anybody.
Speaker 14: I am seeing so many attacks on democracy that eclipse
January sixth, So I want.
Speaker 2: To ask Sarah, Wow, he was so polling a Kanye.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna let you finish, right, But I'm really not
gonna let you finish because this is so inconvenient what
you're saying.
Speaker 2: I mean that m NBC.
Speaker 1: He dropped all the bombs right there on him, and
so he just took a giant crap.
Speaker 2: That was so great. I like that, it was absolutely amazing.
Speaker 3: And like poll after poll after poll of people, no
one cares about this, No one wants to talk about it.
They keep this is all they got because they know
so much that they are the ones that are destroying democracy,
so they keep wanting to remind people, Hey, January sixth happened.
Speaker 2: And people are like, Eh, we're.
Speaker 1: Moving, We're looking forward right because we're all struggling. We're
all struggling economically, and we're struggling from a crime perspective.
We're struggling because all these illegals are coming into our communities.
We're struggling because of their shitty policies. So do we
care we don't care about j six. We don't care,
just don't.
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released a very lovely statement about Israel, and here is
what she said. My thoughts are with those enduring the
suffering of captivity. It is hard to believe that nearly
a year has passed since the tragic events in Israel,
where innocent lives have been destroyed. Rahashana, the Jewish New Year,
should inspire us to defend human dignity and commit to
the safe return of every hostage. Together, we must drive
for a world grounded in compassion, empathy, intolerance, and free
from terrorism.
Speaker 2: I can't believe it's almost been a year or two.
It's disgusting. It is, isn't it. It's disgusting. I just
hate it. Not an anniversary to celebrate at all.
Speaker 17: No.
Speaker 3: Milani is also some surprising some folks now that her
book is out there. Is a lot of chitter chatter
about the fact that she is a pro choice person,
and she talks about that in her tell All. In
her memoir, she says that she has held this belief
her entire adult life, and said specifically in the book,
it is imperative to guarantee that women have autonomy and
deciding their preference of having children based on their own convictions,
free from inner any intervention or pressure from the government.
Why should anyone other than the woman herself have the
power to determine what she does with her own body.
A woman's fundamental right of individual liberty to her own
life grants for the authority to terminate her pregnancy if
she wishes. Ok A lot of people are talking about that.
Speaker 1: I bet they are talking about that. That's very interesting.
So she is different than say her husband on them.
Speaker 3: Okay, it is interesting, and she is welcome to that opinion.
But no one is talking about what women are doing
with their own bodies. It's what they are doing with
the life within them, which is not their body.
Speaker 1: I know, right, it's a whole other set of DNA.
That's what is so frustrating when people are like, it's
bodily autonomy.
Speaker 2: No, it's I mean, it's a whole other person that's
in there. You're not really not your body. But yeah, exactly, Yep. Anyway,
that's fine. I mean people are welcome to disagree, and
Malania is certainly entitled to that opinion, and we can
just disagree with her and still love her. You know what,
I totally love her and I do still love her.
Speaker 3: Yeah, remember the moment. Everybody remembers the moment from the
Vance debate. I'm just calling it the Vance debate because
Walls was so not I mean, he was so useless
in the Vance debate when CBS, when the hags of
CBS tried to fact check him and then were wrong
in their fact check and then shut down the microphones.
Speaker 2: You guys all remember that.
Speaker 3: Amazingly after that, even they released in print this fact
check again saying Vance says.
Speaker 2: Vice President Harris became the appointed Borders Are fact check.
Speaker 3: Harris was not asked to be the administration's borders Are
or to oversee immigration policy and enforcement at the border.
That has mainly been the responsibility of Alejandro Majorcis in
his department, which oversees the country's three immigration agencies.
Speaker 2: So this is such bull craft. This amazingly it is,
isn't it.
Speaker 3: And so let's just look at what CBS themselves said
about this borderzar role.
Speaker 2: Shall we.
Speaker 16: The only thing that she did when she became the
vice president, when she became the appointed borders are, was
to undo ninety four Donald Trump executive actions that opened
the border a time.
Speaker 18: Vice president and borders are Kamala Harris.
Speaker 2: That's Kamala Harris, vice president. Oh my god, to be
the border's dog.
Speaker 3: And then there was this headline this is literally March
of twenty twenty one from CBS News that says Harris
to lead the administration's efforts to stem migration at the border.
Speaker 1: Yeah, just don't call her azar. I mean, it's they're
just so weird about semantics. These people lie, They lie
to you every single day. It's all lies. Yeah, I
love the fact Like who's doing the fact checking. It's
like they just pick these people, like just fact check this.
Speaker 2: Fact check that.
Speaker 1: It's just I don't trust any of these fact checkers.
It's such a bull crap. Shut up, CBS.
Speaker 2: Absolutely incredible.
Speaker 3: Also Tim Walls, after that disastrous performance, of course, he
had the moments where he talked about befriending school shooters,
which was bizarre. And then he also had the moment
where he was called out for lying about being in
or around Tiannaman Square, and so both of those things
he was talking to reporters about and trying to explain away.
Speaker 2: The first clip you'll see is reporters asking.
Speaker 3: Him, Hey, can you clarify you meant about the whole
befriending school shooters thing, and here is how he responded, Yeah.
Speaker 19: Yeah, and look, you got to see me. These folks
know me. I'm super passionate about this. The question come
about school shooting. We're talking about everything except school shootings.
And I sat as a member of Congress with the
Sandy Hook parents and it was a profound movement. David
Hogg is a good friend of mine. You have seen
me do this. I was talking about being people where
there are school shooters, and I need to be more
specific on that. But I am passionate about this, This
one for my wife and I is just as he.
Speaker 1: Didn't answer the question which make me believe he is
friends with school shooters.
Speaker 3: Well, he said he's friends with David Hogg, and that's
what he meant, which I don't know that that helps
him out here at all.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's just bizarre. I don't Yeah, it doesn't help.
And I hate excuses to say no, I'm friends with
David Hogg. That's what I meant.
Speaker 1: Really, it wasn't helping. It's not he's not helping himself.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: And also, David Hogg went to Harvard, So are you
going to treat him as like some sort of elitist
like you say.
Speaker 20: With no if you want to Yale, he gets a passed,
don't you see, just like Mark Cuban gets a pass
for being a billionaire because he's the right kind of billionaire,
don't you see?
Speaker 2: Blondie there there? Come on? What I was thinking? What
was I thinking? He weren't.
Speaker 3: He also answered the question about being in China or
Hong Kong or wherever he said he was in that summer,
and I to your point, just with this last clip,
I don't think he's particularly good at answering questions.
Speaker 2: Take a listen.
Speaker 19: Yeah, look, I have my dates wrong. I was in
Hong Kong in China in nineteen eighty nine. That that
move Hong Kong into China.
Speaker 2: It was profound for me.
Speaker 19: That was the summer of democracy I said, it's where
I understood how sacred democracy was. It's what encouraged me
about fifteen back and forth with my students, taking them
to China to understand both first of all, the culture,
but also to teach Chinese students about democracy.
Speaker 18: That was part.
Speaker 19: I was one of the first group of high school students.
There weren't a lot of times that there were high
school teachers in there that you could teach in the
Chinese high school. And so you've seen me. These teachers
see me, I speak like everybody else speaks. I need
to be clear.
Speaker 18: I will tell you that.
Speaker 19: But here's my whole point on that thing with China.
I do understand China hell of a lot better than
Donald Trump.
Speaker 1: Okay, the fetterment. I could not concentrate because the fetterment
lurking in the background. Thing again with the reshaping masculinity,
like those two together, and you got the visual of
him in the background with like his jeorts and his
black sox, and I'm like, no, this is no. We don't.
We don't want that. We we reject that.
Speaker 2: I don't.
Speaker 1: I don't like he's back there and he's like looking
at people. Do you guys see that it's so bad, but.
Speaker 2: I mean back to what he was saying.
Speaker 3: Said he said basically, well, I misspoke because I talk
like everybody else, And my point was really that I
know more about China than Donald Trump.
Speaker 2: Yeah he whatever, what.
Speaker 1: Because you've spent so much time there canoodling with them?
Okay my god? Yeah, yes was it?
Speaker 6: Yes?
Speaker 3: Yeah, yesterday I think is when we played uh, Chris
Farley like.
Speaker 2: Being walls, like unintentionally being walls.
Speaker 3: Somebody else made a different comparison, which I also thought
was pretty darn good.
Speaker 2: Yes, they're the same.
Speaker 1: They're they're the same, but put like a little Richard
Simmons wig on that guy and it's the same person.
Speaker 2: Yeah. I did not want to see Tim walls and
tiny shorts or a tank top. He's just very effeminate,
that guy.
Speaker 21: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: And then we all love and we know and love
that clip of Trump from the nine to eleven ceremony
where he caught somebody's.
Speaker 2: Eye that was videotaping him and he just like made
the look.
Speaker 3: So somebody has now added the look of JD Vance
doing the clock check into that video and they captioned it.
I don't have the caption, but what they said was
here's Trump after the debate to JD.
Speaker 2: And I just thought this was so perfect, so great.
It's just so great, right, I just love that so much?
Is perfection? Okay.
Speaker 3: I know that I shouldn't say nice things ever about
Rachel Maddow and god forbid joy read they're they're horrible,
like they're the worst people ever, almost probably, but I
had to say that when they compared that look of
JDS to the dramatic Chipmunk, I accidentally the.
Speaker 2: Dun dun dunk Chipmunk that one.
Speaker 3: You guys, I'm I mean, I hate both of these
women so much, but this was hilarious.
Speaker 18: I know that you and I are old enough and
have similar enough Internet tastes that you remember dramatic Chipmunk.
There was a number of incidents in the vice presidential
debate tonight where JD Vance was looking at Tim Walls,
looking at him from the side, and then without moving
his head and raised the arbor to the camera like that,
basically to make eye contact with the audience at all.
Speaker 2: Love, do you believe this guy?
Speaker 1: It's true though, And who doesn't love dramatic Chipmunk exactly?
Speaker 5: I loved it.
Speaker 2: This is the thing.
Speaker 1: They were trying to make it look like that was
a bad thing. Rachel Enjoy, we love dramatic chipmunk. We
love him, God rest his soul. You know that chipmunk
is probably dead.
Speaker 2: Or some Redyson.
Speaker 1: It's a miss catill. I think it's a groundhog. I
think it could be a groundhog. Yeah, I think it
actually is a groundhog. It's not a chipmunk.
Speaker 2: It's a prayer. It is a prairie dog.
Speaker 1: Yeah, okay, yeah, I mean it's not like you can
It's not like Rachel and Enjoy. I've ever been like
outside of a TV studio and they've never touched grass,
so they wouldn't know. But I do think I think
you're right as a groundhog or it's a groundhog or
a prairier, it's dramatic regardless. So Steve, before you say it,
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You mentioned how there were so many videos that you
saw of girls kind of swooning over Vance. It wasn't
just the girls.
Speaker 22: I'm gonna be honest. Last night, I don't have ovaries.
Obviously I'm a man. But last night when JD. Vance
went on stage, Baby, my body was ticking in for pregnancy.
He went on stage, I don't care if you're a
Democrat or Republican. He was wearing his pink tie. He
was compassionate, pink loving. He comes from two Democratic parents.
His mom will had a drug addiction. Like Baby, he
has substance. His mom has substance abuse. But he has substance.
And my body looking oh like, oh my god, oh
my god. The blue eyes ladies were we looking at
those blue eyes that pierced us. It's almost like we
went to Claire's. You know how Claires does the piercings. Bitch,
he pierced my vagina.
Speaker 2: I don't care what you say.
Speaker 22: He did something to me spiritually physically. Maga, oh, maga.
Speaker 1: Well, I mean maybe it'll turn some people. Maybe this
will maybe this will do the trick because they're like
when I saw a lot of people on Twitter yesterday,
a lot of millennials and whatnot, who are like listen,
I was, I'm a liberal, but dang, the blue eyes.
He's kind of hot. I liked his presence. I like
the way he carries himself. I didn't know he was
like this. Change were told he was weird, right, we
were given a total bill of goods. That is not
what he is.
Speaker 2: And so.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean this, he definitely he showed some people
and he definitely is is a different guy than Walts.
He's a guy oo yeah, and he's a man's man.
He's a man's man and he's a woman's man, whereas
Wals is just not well.
Speaker 3: And for people that were giving there were people that
were trying to give him a hard time about the
pink tie.
Speaker 2: It was for breast cancer awareness.
Speaker 1: I didn't even notice. I didn't even notice his tie.
Isn't that crazy.
Speaker 2: I wasn't a hot pink almost. I didn't notice, you guys.
I think I thought it was red, maybe like it
could have just been like your TV collor my TV.
Speaker 1: I thought it was in red, and I honestly, I
was too busy looking at his eyes.
Speaker 3: Well, I mean, I think overwhelmingly now people are saying
that he won the debate.
Speaker 2: I mean, if you're if you have half a brain,
you know that that's true.
Speaker 3: Kristen Welker was actually talking about how many texts she
was getting from Democrat friends who were kind of in
a panic.
Speaker 23: I was getting texts from Democrats panicked quite frankly, who
were saying, Wow, he's really moderating himself on a lot
of these issues.
Speaker 10: He's the most likable he has ever been.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, it.
Speaker 3: Mattered, and especially when you look at Michigan, Apparently it
mattered to young men.
Speaker 2: Look at this.
Speaker 19: As vice versident Harris performing with young voters compared to
how President Biden did in twenty twenty.
Speaker 21: Some numbers Anderson to help with that question. I everyone
just look at this choice for president. I want to
press this out a little bit back by. This is
our recent New York Times Siana Paul it chowse Donald
Trump and the Vice president tied tied among voters ages
eighteen to twenty nine. Joe Biden carried that group by
twenty four points into twenty in the exit pulse from
being on the ground.
Speaker 24: Remember when you.
Speaker 21: Pull a smaller subgroup in a poll, there's a bigger
margin of error. I can't quite believe it's a tie
from being on the ground several times in Michigan. But
there's no question the vice president is doing better than
President Biden was doing earlier this year, when a lot
of young voters didn't want him to be the candidate anymore.
But she's not doing as well as he did back
in twenty twenty. There's no doubt about that, Absolutely no
doubt about it.
Speaker 1: He's so pissed, He's like, get it off the freaking screen,
get it off there. And then meanwhile, Anderson Cooper's like,
well he is kind of hot. I mean, I'm not
gonna lie his eyes. He's kind of Jesus. Anderson's like,
I tap that. I totally tap that, right.
Speaker 3: I feel like we always play Scott Jennings, but I
mean he keeps giving us reasons to out.
Speaker 2: Yeah, awesome.
Speaker 3: He the panel, the panels that he has to deal with,
the ridiculous people that he has to deal with, and
the co panels on CNN. There's two different ones that
you're about to see. The first one he's just he's
basically complimenting jd Vance on his answers about abortion during
the debate. But in the second clip he has to
tangle with a very rabid co panelist and you'll see
his answer is beautiful.
Speaker 11: I shouldn't. I thought jd Vance had a stellar moment.
I thought he talked about it with compassion, and I
thought he and Trump too, has laid out a very
moderate position. And it's a position that's not dissimilar to
what the party has had going back to Ronald Reagan.
There for some limits, reasonable limits there for rape, incest,
in life of the mother exceptions. They are supporters of IVF.
The Democrats have totally lied about what they want to
do on IVF and other issues. The issue here is
is that Democrats, through walls last night, could not articulate
a single limit that they would be for and Walls
also did not tell the truth about his record on
this as governor of Minnesota at tack.
Speaker 1: Trump, this is what Kamala Harrison Tom Walfble is that
is none of your business what women do with their body.
Speaker 9: And so stay out of our doctor's offices and stay out.
Speaker 2: Of our betty.
Speaker 19: I guess I have to speak up for the babies.
They're not here to speak for themselves.
Speaker 2: Lord have mercy, right exactly.
Speaker 1: I mean, someone's got to do that, right, So good
on him for doing that. Facts over feelings. And then
he went on to talk about how they were what
like eight babies that died in that state under the
governance of Walls and which she keeps lying about, right,
And I think, who is it the chick that's not Alissa?
Speaker 2: Is it Farah?
Speaker 1: Is that her name that's on the view She was
on that same panel, and she was just like, it's
just no, I don't see how anybody's been hurt. No
one's ever like, no babies have ever dying, Like it's nothing.
I don't understand. I can't believe that chick calls herself
a Republican. It's just so gross. But he was like, yeah,
let me tell you about the eight babies, you know
they're actually that's actually happened. It's just absurd to me
that there are people on the left and then you know,
idiots like Alyssa who will pair it the talking point
of these.
Speaker 2: What'd you do? What did you do? No, what did
you do? Did you hit your mind? Hear me? Oh
my god? Can you hear me? Okay?
Speaker 1: Sorry, I don't know how that happened, But anyways, I
can't believe there are people on the left who parrot
the whole notion of this never happens, Like babies don't
just die on tables or die in buckets or get discarded.
Speaker 2: That actually does happen.
Speaker 1: Like even back when we wrote our book, back in
what twenty fourteen fourteen, when we wrote our book, I
remember reading like I was, oh my god, I.
Speaker 2: Started out from tenth anniversary. I can hear that? You can't? No,
can you guys hear me? Why can't I hear you?
Speaker 5: Can?
Speaker 2: Everybody?
Speaker 3: Can nobody hear me? What is going on with our sound?
You guys answer? Can you hear me?
Speaker 2: Can you hear? Yes? Okay, hear me?
Speaker 1: Everybody can hears about but I can't hear you Okay,
I'm going to get out and get back in mirroring.
Speaker 2: Ah jeez, okay, be right back.
Speaker 6: Okay.
Speaker 3: That means she's going to it's the best video, you guys.
Oh man, she's gonna miss the best video. Maybe I
should wait because I have this amazing video of and
it's old, but it's the first time I've seen it.
Speaker 2: Hopefully most of you have read Hillbilly.
Speaker 3: Elegy, which obviously is Jade Vance's book and the story
of his life, and then it's like what the movie
was based on. And so there is an interview that
Megan Kelly did way back in the day.
Speaker 2: Can you hear me? Hello? Hello? Okay.
Speaker 3: So I was just getting the audience prepped for this
next video because I had never seen this before, this
clip of Jade Vance after Hillbilly Elegy was released, and
it's a Megan Kelly interview. And if you don't already
love jd Vance, you're about to love him so much
more because this is shortly after the book was released. Granted,
this was before the glow up, okay, before the beard,
before the glow up.
Speaker 2: It is so tough, Like I defy you not to
get a little weepy eyed when you watch this.
Speaker 9: Before the debate started, two of the voters that.
Speaker 2: Sorry, one more clip before that.
Speaker 3: This was an interesting CBS focus group result. Right after
the debate listened to that that.
Speaker 9: They were going to vote for Trump too said they
would vote for Harris too, said they were undecided. But
by the end of it, those two undecided said they
would vote for Trump.
Speaker 3: Oh dang, that was a CBS this group. So I
thought that that was really interesting.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that is interesting. All right.
Speaker 3: So here is the JD piece of a JD interview
with Megan Kelly from back in the.
Speaker 6: Day father abandoned him. His mother was locked in an
endless cycle of drug abuse that escalated to heroin. The
toll it took on her young son is seared into
memory like a simple car ride gone wrong.
Speaker 25: I said something or some conversation topic really ignited her
temper and then she just sped up and she's kept
on saying, I'm just going to crash this car and
kill uspose, I'm gonna crash this car and kill us both.
Speaker 6: JD jumped out of the car and ran for help.
Someone called the police, and his mother was arrested. And
when you watched them take her do you remember how
that felt.
Speaker 25: Honestly, I just felt relieved, and that moment, I just
felt relieved, and I thought to myself, all right, I'm
gonna live another day. That's that's how terrified I was.
I mean, I just wanted that situation to end. And
then I just broke down, right. I was just I
remember I was. I was just really sad and felt
very lonely because I'm sitting in the back of this
police cruiser. They've just arrested my mom. The relief of
having survived another day was gone, and then I just
wanted then I just wanted somebody to come and take
me away. And that was actually Lendsy. That was who
that's Martie.
Speaker 6: Why does that particular moment bring tears.
Speaker 25: One It's it's just such a crystal clear memory, and
so it's hard almost not to feel the same way
that I felt as a twelve year old kid sitting
in the back of that police cruiser. But I also
think that that moment is kind of a microcosm of
my entire life. Is that there was this brief moment
of terror, end of feeling really lonely, and then.
Speaker 17: There was lindsay, Oh my gosh, isn't that the right
I know, which is I know it gets you off weepy,
but it's like it just he really does have empathy
for people, Like I think I don't even know who
we were talking to yesterday.
Speaker 1: I think we were talking to Sean Spicer, and I
made the comment that during the debate when Tim Walls
talked about his son seeing that shooting, which I don't
even know if it's true, if it's not that, I
have no idea. I don't think it's true either. But
it doesn't matter because in that moment advance, you could
just see it on his face. You could see the
empathy and how hurt he was in hearing that on
his face. It's like he could not hide it because
he truly felt for that kid.
Speaker 2: In that moment.
Speaker 1: It wasn't even so much Walls, it was he felt
for that kid because he was a kid who went
through shit, you guys like So it's like there was
such empathy. And I dig that about him, I really do,
because it's like he just he didn't grow up in
you know, this awesome, perfect home, like, so he understands
the struggles of people and struggles that every day, you know,
working class people go through and he has a true empathy,
and that is something that I believe that great leaders
should have. Honestly, they need to have a sense of empathy.
They need to understand the flights of other people in
order to lead, and he has that.
Speaker 2: I mean, you can see it.
Speaker 1: It's not fake. There's nothing phonny about.
Speaker 2: This a bit.
Speaker 3: I mean, he's just yeah, that that was awesome. And
you know, again, like we're kind of in love with
Megan Ca. Just the way that she interviews is so good.
Speaker 2: Because I thought to.
Speaker 3: Myself as I was watching her kind of tease out
more tears from him, which is exactly what she was doing,
I thought how different I would have been in that
moment and how utterly ineffective I would have been as
an interviewer because I would have immediately wanted to make
him feel better and not cry. I would have been like,
oh my god, we won't have to talk about it,
and she's like, why do you feel that way?
Speaker 2: Why are you getting more tearful? You know what I mean.
Speaker 3: She's so good at getting the moment where I'm just like,
I don't want you to be sad.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, you know what I mean? We have
to talk about this. Yeah, she's amazing. I mean, she
is amazing. That was such a good interview. It makes
me want to go find the whole thing. And it
makes me want to go read that book again because
that book is so good, so good. Oh yeah, it
really only watched the movie. Please please don't just.
Speaker 3: Let Glenn Close tell that story. Please read his book in.
Speaker 2: His own words. Read the book.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Greg Guttfeld, there is no one like him when
it comes to just unexpected singers.
Speaker 2: This is a very short clip, but you're going to
love the end of it.
Speaker 26: It is really cowardly though. It's the mistake Democrats made
by not choosing Shapiro. You know, they might lose Pennsylvania.
They definitely lost that debate because they.
Speaker 2: Wanted a guy who wasn't a Jew, you know, and.
Speaker 26: Now you've got a non Jew who's frantic, nervous.
Speaker 2: Chaotic liar.
Speaker 26: I think this was a real slap in the face
of the Hairs campaign. No offense to her husband.
Speaker 2: That's so great.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, I love that so much about that clip.
Everything about it spot on so good, so freaking great.
Speaker 3: And then lastly, you know, I know we all want
to kill Ai with fire, but every now and then
there's something good that comes out of it.
Speaker 2: Right, so here is a new twist on the debate.
Speaker 18: The final part of the debate is called the stare down.
Speaker 1: Each candidate looks in the eyes of the other candidate,
and whoever turns away is the chicken.
Speaker 2: You know the rules? Yes again, may the best man win?
Speaker 6: Good?
Speaker 2: I know he's gonna win. Wow, why did you give
up so easily? Governor? Are you admitting that you are,
in fact a chicken?
Speaker 25: Shit?
Speaker 19: You know, I just I come from a middle class home.
Speaker 2: I mean middle class. He's never going to stand a chance. Yeah. JD.
Speaker 1: Vance was lower middle class. He was like lower, So
he's gonna win. He's not the chicken shit.
Speaker 2: Oh my gosh.
Speaker 3: All right, we need to take a break and say
thank you to Osuki, who says Yannick Bisson has those
same eyes as Vance, and the mat people on the
show say he doesn't need liner or mascara.
Speaker 2: I accidentally have no idea who that is.
Speaker 1: I don't either, But he's not wearing eyeliner or like
these people are stupid on the left, like he's wearing eyeliner.
He's not Jadie Vance. I assure you does not go
and put eyeliner on a la An eighties like like
hairband guy.
Speaker 2: He doesn't do. It's just so, it's so stupid. He
just has gorgeous eyes. Who is Yannigbisson.
Speaker 3: Somebody's gonna have to tell me who that is because
I don't. I don't know who that is now she
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Lori Ween says, when I was little living in California,
we had a cat named stupid Cat. She says he
was doing something crazy and I said, look at that
stupid cat and it's stuck.
Speaker 1: That cat probably lived to be like twenty five years old.
You know, it's usually the guy.
Speaker 2: It's the best ever. Oh my god.
Speaker 3: Okay, So Yannickison is from some show called Murdoch Mysteries,
which I've never seen a single.
Speaker 2: Never heard of that, never heard of.
Speaker 3: Andrea Viola says, the devil takes many forms, even.
Speaker 27: A what.
Speaker 2: Even a.
Speaker 1: Even a dark beta man.
Speaker 2: I don't know what that is. What's a dark beta man?
I don't know what that is. Janine Klint, thank you
very much.
Speaker 3: Michelle Boyd says I have a cat named batshit and
my two year old grandson loves saying it all the time.
Speaker 1: You are winning.
Speaker 2: That is the greatest. Come here, bat shot, Come here,
bat shit, bat shit. Brian Brimley says, here's some mono
terry tribute to mock Queen of the Segue. You are really,
really great.
Speaker 3: Karen Elliott says, I bet JD never thought he would
be sexy, but he is.
Speaker 2: Like I think it is accidental, you know.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he'll never make Sexiest Man of the Year though
it was at a time magazine that does that. He'll
never be that sexy.
Speaker 2: Oh is it?
Speaker 1: People don't Yeah, okay people magazine sex He'll never be that,
but yeah he's he is sexy.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and I think it's sexier that he has no
idea that, you know what I mean, Like, it's not
he's not trying at all, exactly. Living in New Tampa
and Wesley Chappel says, joining late Love the Daily Wire
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W plus totally. Michael Steller says, good morning chicks, finagain
and I are listening. Did you like the picture I
posted of his reaction to Kamala's interview.
Speaker 2: I haven't seen that yet. I'll have to go. I
haven't either, And Osuki says, I named a poodle.
Speaker 3: Damn it, come here, damn it. That is awesome so much.
All right, we still have a lot to gift to you.
I didn't think this was going to be a long show,
but this might be a long show as a matter
of fact. So we're going to get to what happened
yesterday with Biden and Kamala finally deciding, you know what,
maybe we should go inspect some of the damage from
that hurricane and see what's going on. Before they left,
Biden released this statement saying that he directed his team
to do everything possible to prepare to support communities in
the storm's path.
Speaker 2: He's trying to make it sound like he was proactive
about that.
Speaker 3: And then he says, at my direction, the Secretary of
Defense has just approved the deployment of up to one
thousand active duty soldiers to reinforce the North Carolina National Guard.
And then you know, he goes on to say Hurricane
Helene has been a storm of historic proportions.
Speaker 2: Blah, blah bl okay, how many days in are we? Mock?
Are we six? Seven days in?
Speaker 3: It was what last Yeah it was seven days. It
was last Thursday, seven days.
Speaker 1: We're seven days in and then they're seriously, they waited
seven days to respond to this what losings?
Speaker 2: Just for real, like really really ridiculous.
Speaker 3: He somebody The reporters also caught up with Biden as
he was heading out to go see the Mayhem, and
he mentioned, you know that this is obviously a really
consequential natural disaster, but now we have this man made
disaster happening at the ports.
Speaker 2: He of course favors that asshole Harold.
Speaker 3: Daggett, but this is what he said about the ports
being closed.
Speaker 5: A look, we're going down to see what damn he's done.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna be going back again.
Speaker 19: To other states.
Speaker 5: Here's the thing, that disaster incredibly cont the punch. The
last thing wading on top of that is a man
made disaster.
Speaker 7: What's going on the courts?
Speaker 21: We're getting pushed back already.
Speaker 27: We're hearing from the fobes reasonly to having trouble getting
the filet ed because fortune.
Speaker 3: This makes me so mad, because he has a cabinet
he has two members of his cabinet that should have
been way on top of this and not allowed there
to be no negotiations whatsoever or talking on both sides since.
Speaker 2: June they knew that this. Well, Jill is handling.
Speaker 1: I forgot that she was running the cab She's running
a cabinet meetings, right, She's looking in the cabinets and
running those meetings.
Speaker 2: Not him.
Speaker 1: He doesn't even know he has a cabinet. He just
grabbed his pants. Oh my god, no idea. Yeah, we're
it's this. It is a dumpster fire. It's a huge dumpster.
Every time I see this guy, I'm just hesd this
farm and I write, I just get I get more
angry every time I see him.
Speaker 3: Well, and I'm not even showing you guys the pictures
that came out on the New York Post yesterday of
his house, because you would lose your mind.
Speaker 2: You would lose your mind.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you don't get to see the yacht. It's like
it does and even include the yacht. But it's a
gigantic mansion.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, it looks like a Kardashian palace, like
it's out of control.
Speaker 2: It's just infuriating it's not enough, you guys.
Speaker 3: And then you know when we played that video of
him yesterday when he was like, you guys, never gave
a shit about us before, I don't give a shit
about you now.
Speaker 2: I want the whole thing to be automated, all of it.
Speaker 1: Right, Yeah, it's just I want I want him to
lose his house.
Speaker 2: Yeah over this? Is that mean? Is that? Is that wrong?
Speaker 1: It probably is, And I'm probably wrong for saying that
out loud, But that's how I feel at this point,
like he should feel so grateful to God every day
that he's living in that gigantic mansion on the backs
of other people for God's sake.
Speaker 2: I can't.
Speaker 1: I just can't believe the audacity of this guy. He's
a monster.
Speaker 3: I just can't believe the audacity of all of the longshoreman.
I mean, listen, I'm grateful for everything they've done. That's great,
good work, But the entitlement that they have to feel
as though they should be shielded from the impacts of
a bad economy or shielded from the impacts of AI
and everybody else just has to deal with it and
learn new skills or go out and hustle.
Speaker 2: Why are they energy. They feel like they're exempt from that.
Speaker 1: They're not exempt. Nobody's exempt, and nobody is irreplaceable.
Speaker 2: You know what I mean. All of us have to deal.
So deal, grow up and deal.
Speaker 3: Here's a grocer talking about the impacts and how long
things are going to take to you know, for everybody
to feel an impact right here, a few days.
Speaker 1: It won't be much of an effect.
Speaker 7: If it goes weeks, a month or more, that could
be a very big effect.
Speaker 11: We'll definitely have higher prices and we might have empty
shelves to strike.
Speaker 2: Could cost the economy up to five billion dollars a day.
Speaker 24: Peril Strom, electronics, home goods, decorations, food products, you know,
anything you can think of is coming.
Speaker 15: Through these ports.
Speaker 24: So they are vital to the economy and it is
critical that we get them back up in and running.
Speaker 2: People are freaking.
Speaker 3: I don't actually know what city this is, but I've
heard that this is happening at costcos around the country.
People are acting like there's a you know, they're gonna
run out of toilet paper again. And this is what
lines look like.
Speaker 28: This is beyond crazy. It's just turned ten o'clock and
the line for Costco is both sides of the building,
both sides of the building, which is crazy, Yeah, crazy.
Speaker 2: It's it's just nuts. Yeah, anyway, way to go, thanks Harold,
good job. Right, Okay, I know that.
Speaker 3: The headline or the title of the the video today
is that Kamala performs in a new skit.
Speaker 2: I'm just so excited to show this because.
Speaker 3: Like we talk about how everything she does is a performance,
and it's it's so true. But when you actually find
a performance that you can see her looking in the
camera to get a cue that it's time for her
to begin a walk where she's standing alongside you know,
somebody who's there to explain to her the magnitude of
the hurricane mayhem. It is so freakin' fake that, like
it goes beyond any skit that she's performed in to date.
You're gonna see her glance off to the side to
get the queue. Then she and this guy begin to
walk together.
Speaker 2: It looks like.
Speaker 3: They may not even be talking but actually just sort
of fake talking. That's how scripted and ridiculous this entire
administration is.
Speaker 2: Behold, Okay, we're gonna walk. We're gonna walk in and
we're walking. We're walking. You guys are talking to each
other though, like, let's have ye do that. We're gonna
what did you have for breakfast this morning? M hm okay,
I'm gonna look really serious and not at what you're saying.
Even don't even know who you are. But let's just
like look like we're talking. I mean you guys. Yeah,
it's just ridiculous. That is pathetic. It is pathetic.
Speaker 3: But it gets even more pathetic because then when she spoke,
she was delighted to announce that people who have lost everything,
their livelihoods, they're homes, their loved ones, the government is
here to help in the form of seven hundred and
fifty big ones.
Speaker 9: And the federal relief and assistance that we have been
providing has included FEMA providing seven hundred and fifty.
Speaker 2: Dollars for fue Oh my god, it immediate needs being met.
Oh my god.
Speaker 1: It's that's what they gave the Maui folks, right.
Speaker 2: I think that's yeah, I think that's right.
Speaker 1: I think they gave the Maui folks around that much,
if not the same exact amount. This is just like
after we gave two point four billion to Ukraine last week,
and that's after we gave them what like one hundred
and seventy five billions, we're giving a billion.
Speaker 2: Eight oh my god.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and then another one hundred and fifty billion we've
given to illegals. But listen, you guys, you get seven
hundred and fifty dollars, you taxpayers.
Speaker 2: Be grateful.
Speaker 1: Fuu why is there an ever we should be reported?
I just I'm like, and oh, by the way, I'm
six days late, and I'm reading this from the script.
Speaker 2: So here's what that will cover.
Speaker 3: Like for seven hundred and fifty dollars, a family of
victims could afford to stay a hotel at a hotel
for a night or.
Speaker 2: Two, maybe get breakfast thrown in.
Speaker 3: And meanwhile, illegals are getting to live rent free in
four star hotels in some of the most expensive cities,
with all their meals catered for six months. And that
doesn't include the CA that they get every month of
twenty two hundred dollars, the free phones, the free transportation,
all the amenities, all the groceries. I mean, these are
American citizens who have just lost everything. Yeah, this is
how they feel. This is Democrat policy. Plus, those illegal
broke the law, they're criminals. They're criminals, and then we're
the ones who pay the bills, and when something happens
to us, we get seven hundred and fifty bucks.
Speaker 1: That's what we get. This government is out of control.
It's out of control. And then if I don't pay
six bucks in taxes, go.
Speaker 2: To do it, right?
Speaker 3: I mean, I feel for you to know how to
get people mad like I'm trying.
Speaker 2: I don't need enough to vote. I don't have to
get you madter.
Speaker 21: I know, I don't.
Speaker 1: Exactly what will it take for people to not vote
for these shittheads, right, I don't know. I don't know
what it will take. It's like, if this doesn't do it,
I cannot help you. I can't help you. I mean,
does it have And if you were part, if you
were a victim of that, and you are still voting
for Kamala, I definitely can't help you.
Speaker 2: I can't. It's just it's so madening that it's infuriating.
I know Pamala also.
Speaker 3: Did and I'm sorry you guys, this is my bad.
But I don't know who this fellow is that's interviewing her.
She did a local interview with somebody. I don't know
who this guy is. I will give him props for
asking good questions, but she's useless as always in interviews.
He first asked her about racking, and she continues to
like shake her head in disdain at the possibility that
people are holding her to what she said in twenty nineteen,
trying to say, oh, I cleared everything up in twenty twenty.
No she didn't, But here she is in this interview.
Speaker 2: It's just she's so her. You know what I mean? Yeah,
I do. You know what you.
Speaker 5: Wanted to ask you.
Speaker 27: There's a pull up call add on TV from a
nineteen twenty nineteen climate hall town meeting that you had,
in which you basically said, quote, there's no question I'm
in favor of banning fracking unquote. The ad claims that
if you're elected president, you will ban fracking and you
will cost Pennsylvania over three hundred thousand jobs. Have you
changed your view on fracking and if so, why.
Speaker 28: So?
Speaker 9: Let me start by saying that that ad, as you
described it, as absolutely a mischaracterization that I think is
intended to make people afraid of my presidency.
Speaker 2: Let me be absolutely.
Speaker 9: Clear, as I've been when I said it back in
twenty twenty I will not banfracking. I did not as
vice president. In fact, I cast the tie breaking vote
to open up more cracking leases.
Speaker 1: She's so condescendingly discounting of people, you know what I mean,
It's like I don't need to answer this.
Speaker 2: Why would you have?
Speaker 1: Because I'm yeah, It's like I don't have to do that.
And yet you know, and it's not like she's She's
not asked that a whole lot. I think that's why
she gets so defensive about it. And then you have,
you know, like a JD. Vance on a stage being asked, Hey,
you said you hated Trump like a billion years ago,
you know, but you know, back when he ran the
first time, you said you hated him, And they just
pummeled him on that question the other night in the debate,
and he answered, he answered it beautifully because it's kind
of like you. You didn't like Trump either, and then
he got into office. A lot of people didn't like Trump,
and then he got into office and people are like, well,
this is awesome, Right, he's doing great, he's doing he's
doing everything unlike every other politician before him. He's doing
the things he's checking off the list, and he's checking
off that to do list of everything he said he
was going to do, he's doing it. Wow, that's kind
of cool, and that's pretty that I'm paraphrasing, but that's
kind of what he said. And he's like, So we
changed my mind because things were great under him, and
things were safe. We weren't a bunch of wars. The
economy was like rocking. Things were great.
Speaker 2: So I changed my.
Speaker 1: Mind, you know. But man, people, but she said mean
things about him. Okay, well, I'm giving you an explanation.
She's not held to the same standard because of course
she's a Democrat.
Speaker 3: Well, and even when she says I made clear in
twenty twenty what my position is, why can't she just
say I did want to band fracking And then the
reason I don't now is xyz.
Speaker 1: She will exactly, just exactly, which is what they They
ask that of like a JD. Vance, but they won't
ask the same of a Kamala. Just hold her to
the same standard. That's all anybody is asking is that
you hold these people to the same standards that you
hold Republicans.
Speaker 2: And they'll never do it. And it's so infuriating. Another
reason to vote for Republicans.
Speaker 1: Exactly that's exactly right, because we have higher standards.
Speaker 3: He also this fellow whoever he is is, also asked
her about the the Trump accusation, which is right, and
it started with Ben Shapiro, right, who who always said
every single question needs to be about everything she says
she's gonna do. Why haven't you already done it? That's
what this guy asks her. She never answers. It's amazing.
Speaker 5: Well, President Trump says that you've had four years as
vice president to do all the things you've promised in
the campaign, but haven't done it. Is he right? Or
did President Biden not give you or limited in some
way your role as vice president?
Speaker 9: So let's start with this. I think that the former
president is is really becoming quite desperate and is has
really been offering a lot of misstatements and misinformation, and
perhaps it's because he wants to distract from the fact
that he has offered no plan for the American people.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, I have talked about this before.
Speaker 9: I invite you to go to his rallies, and what
you'll hear about full time is him talking about himself
and his personal grievances. But what you won't hear him
talking about is you and the needs of my God
as a working person, as a family person. My plan
is a bunch of building an opportunity economy where I'm
going to give first time home buyers a twenty five
thousand dollars down payment assistance so they can get their
foot in the door to be able to be a homeowner.
My plan is about six thousand dollars tax deduction for
middle class families for the first year of their child's
life to help them buy a crib or car seat.
My plan is about getting a fifty thousand dollars tax
deduction to start up businesses, to our small businesses, knowing
that they are part of the backbone of America's economy.
Those are my plans, and I think that, unfortunately, what
we've got on the other side is someone who wants
to distract from the fact that his plan is about
giving billionaires and big corporations a tax break like he
did the last time and doing that.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, He's like, seriously, the question was what
she didn't answer, Why haven't she done everything in the
past four years? And her answer is like, here's my plan.
Cribs and car seats, cribs, and car seats are a
fundamental human right.
Speaker 3: Why doesn't she just say why didn't he just say? Okay,
Well then why didn't you do those things already? If
that's your right, I have plans, You're already in office,
Just do it. Who is this guy? Who is this guy?
Who is she talking to?
Speaker 2: Maybe like some local TV guy? I think I don't know,
My god, I just can't. We need to get her
on our show. I have I have questions to come
on our show.
Speaker 1: She would last thirty seconds. She'd be like, we gotta,
we gotta like cut this off, because seriously, I would
we we would not let her get away with this.
Speaker 2: It's just it's so infuriating. It really, it really is.
She's not answering the question, she's dancing and.
Speaker 3: Speaking of infuriating, Biden is apparently infuriated with the fact
that Kamala doesn't talk about him enough anymore. He's not
in the spot well in the Spotlight, and Jesse Waters
told the story last night.
Speaker 10: Kamala and Little Timmy are desperately trying to leave Biden.
In the past, Walls only mentioned the president's name once.
Speaker 1: Last night.
Speaker 10: Joe's taking note.
Speaker 5: And he's not happy.
Speaker 7: About it.
Speaker 10: Biden's reportedly fuming and private about being left on the sidelines.
Quote President Joe Biden has privately complained allies that his
name and his accomplishments have virtually disappeared from the national
conversation and about how quickly the party that he has
served for more than five decades appears to have moved
on from him. Biden is noted at times the Vice
President Kamala Harris, who took his place at the top
of the Democratic ticket in July, hasn't been mentioning him
in her campaign speeches lately.
Speaker 1: Maybe Joe should.
Speaker 10: Stop worrying about getting credit for his presidency.
Speaker 2: And maybe start getting involved in it.
Speaker 10: The country's dealing with three major Christies right now, and
we need leadership.
Speaker 2: I love that he's mad, Yeah, I do too. I
just wish he'd turn on him.
Speaker 1: I know. I wish he was mad enough and he
had actual balls and he would turn on them, all
of them. Nancy Pelosi to start, that would be amazing.
I wish he just I wish he'd go out like
like fire Elmo, you know, and he just and he's
not going to do it because he has no backbone.
He's just a puppet. But man, wouldn't that be great
to watch? It'd be so much fun if you went
out just like just guns blazing out, you know, Oh
my god.
Speaker 2: It would be amazing great. Yeah.
Speaker 3: Michelle Obama is looking different than I remember her looking.
Speaker 2: And I don't know why.
Speaker 3: She made this video, but I guess she wants people
to feel sorry for her not being able to go
out in public like a regular person.
Speaker 2: I guess that's the point of this video.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but at the same time, she's she's showing us
what it looks like the ordeal that she has to
go through just to visit a bookstore. But keep in mind,
she's got a camera crew with her and that might
be why she has to go through.
Speaker 2: That ordeal, so entourage. She's bringing an entourage.
Speaker 3: And she just doesn't look good. I was gonna say
the same, but I'll go with what you said. Here's Michelle,
but it takes to bring it to a store walking.
Speaker 2: It's a beautiful back entry way. This is how we rolled.
Speaker 24: We we we've vaccine it.
Speaker 19: I'm going to hand this over to Crystal.
Speaker 2: It's the real behind the scene action right here.
Speaker 1: She is a stunner, isn't she she's stunning.
Speaker 5: Signed.
Speaker 2: I hope somebody comes. Fine, still, send me a video,
let me know how you doing.
Speaker 3: It's like, what's the best way to kind of tell
bookstore and you don't know what you want?
Speaker 2: It can be well, I think that people should.
Speaker 3: You can always ask as they'll love talking about bugs.
Speaker 2: If you don't know Quest Lug, he's the sweetest human being.
This seems like a good one to get back, so
shout out to quest Lug.
Speaker 8: You know I love you, all right. I don't love.
Speaker 2: Mission accomplished. It's so hard going to bookstores. It's so hard.
Speaker 1: Read really overwhelming, be good, be kind.
Speaker 2: So overwhelming. Oh my god, my god.
Speaker 1: I've been on like a good jillion Vogue covers because
I am gorgeous.
Speaker 2: Look how gorgeous I am? You guys, we should totally like.
Speaker 1: Bronze or arms. Those arms, Yeah, there's arms. Amazing, they
are bronze of ale. They should be in a museum somewhere.
She's just so beautiful. But Millennia gross, right.
Speaker 2: She doesn't deserve to be on any covers anywhere.
Speaker 1: Don't put her on a cover. I mean, but Michelle
just stunner, you guys. Yeah, speaking of stunners. Magic Johnson
has a son who, like Magic Johnson, as you would
expect because of genetics, is.
Speaker 2: A very large fellow, right Like, it's a he looks
isn't he like his dad?
Speaker 1: Isn't he a transgender? He's a transgender.
Speaker 2: This is what he looks like.
Speaker 1: Wow, that's very demure, I mean, over everybody. I feel
like that's the antithesis of demure. I don't think that's
so demure, so demure, no, miikes.
Speaker 3: We've played a lot of clips I feel like over
the last several months, really about free speech, the First Amendment,
the dangers of democrats to it. Most recently, I can
remember that we played that John Kerry clip where he
was just outright saying, yeah, I mean it's a it's
a problem. The First Amendment gets in the way essentially
of our power. And of course, as you might expect,
Bill Gates is also complaining about free speech speech.
Speaker 4: But if you're inciting violence, if you're causing people not
to take vaccines, you know, where are those boundaries that
even the US should you know, have rules? And then
if you have rules, you know what is it is
there some ai that encodes those rules because you have
billions of activity, and you know, if you catch it
a day late, the harm is done.
Speaker 1: God, you guys need to take your vaccines. That's what
he says. You know, he is an arbiter of science
and health with his man boobs.
Speaker 2: That guy.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, the threat to our rights, like legitimately
is at risk.
Speaker 1: Yeah, this is the thing, Like censorship is one it
should be people's one of their top three concerns. I
know that everything's on fire right now, right it's like
hard to figure out what we got a triage, all
this stuff. There's so much stuff at risk, the economy,
like safety, all this stuff is at risk. But man,
censorship is a huge and they want to censor us.
They totally do.
Speaker 3: Also because this little montage is just kind of a
mishmash of a whole bunch of different things.
Speaker 2: Saw this video. I'm not sure how.
Speaker 3: Old it is, but it's it's just just so sad
and heartbreaking. It's a toddler, Like it's an itty bitty
toddler whose parents I think they're a lesbian couple, have.
Speaker 2: Just I just feel so sorry for this kid and
the mess in the head that that her his or
her parents are creating. Look at this.
Speaker 29: How old is they are fifteen months old?
Speaker 22: Actually you say them pronouns were grant until they tell
us who they are.
Speaker 2: That's why you're like, who what?
Speaker 22: Oh wow?
Speaker 28: Okay, so they they awesome. We enjoy the pripard.
Speaker 2: Did you say thank you? Thank you?
Speaker 3: We are pulling apart this idea of sex, which is
related to genitals, and gender, which.
Speaker 2: Is related to how you move in the world.
Speaker 3: So what you wear, how you share your identity with
other people, all of those things are related to gender.
Speaker 1: I just can't Yeah, that's yeah, that kid's going to
be so freaking messed up.
Speaker 2: It's just not okay, it is it is like it
is abuse.
Speaker 3: And to say that a fifteen month old uses pronouns
of any kind, it's just so bonkers.
Speaker 2: They can't even use.
Speaker 1: The bathroom on their own, you know what I mean,
Like they can't even use the I mean the toilet,
like they're not even toilet training yet, and it's like
they're not using pronouns. It's a sweet baby, Like just
leave the babies alone, you know. It's just so gross
when I see that stuff, just and I and you
know that kid's gonna grow up and they're gonna be like,
she's transgender, or I'm sorry they it's transgender. Right, that's
probably gonna happen because it's that child will be I
guess influence. You know, it's like a social contagion. It'll
be influenced to be some sort of and they'll be like, oh,
she just decided that on her own, you know, they
decided that on our No, it's.
Speaker 2: Just so it's so abusive, I know, abuse it.
Speaker 1: I know.
Speaker 3: Glenn Greenwold, who is he's a good journalist and I
you know, particularly with respect to censorship issues, he's right
on target. Unfortunately he's not when it comes to Israel,
and so he has he's taken a weird position, particularly
about the protests that have been happening on college campuses
and some of those colleges where we saw some of
the worst of the worst protests. Columbia was obviously one
of them. They have disallowed their students for Justice and Palestine,
those absolutely psychotic groups that are infiltrating campuses. Some of
the universities have said no more, we're not you're not
allowed to be a campus group, an official campus group.
So Glenn Greenwold had on somebody to debate about this
with and this guy just absolutely leveled him.
Speaker 2: And it is glorious.
Speaker 29: On that question of the double standard, You're lawsuit doesn't
just talk about Harvard, it talks about Ivy League schools
in general. I've heard you in interviews and speeches talking
about American academia, American academic institutions in general.
Speaker 2: So you're right.
Speaker 29: The student for the Students for Justice and Palestine were
temporarily banned or suspended by Harvard, but at a lot
of other schools around the country since October seventh, they
were just shut down. Ron Destantus, for example, ordered every
Student for Justice and Palestine group shut down and banned
from every Cansus that from every campus that something fire
objected to. Colombia actually did the same. So, in terms
of the double standards, while there's all these bannings and
suspensions of pro Palestinning groups, are you aware of any
pro Israel group that has been suspended or disciplined or
punished in any way on American campuses since October seventh?
Speaker 13: Sure?
Speaker 30: I mean, I'll answer the question with a question, are
you aware of any prosial group that has called for
the ethnic genocide of Muslims, that have blocked the entrances
of libraries, that have protested inside of classrooms, that have
disrupted classrooms, that have targeted the Muslim Student Association with swastikas.
The answer is no, of course, not so in terms
of the specifics again, I'd rather focus on Harvard. But
Ron DeSantis, for example, when he shut down Students for
Justice in Palestine, he was citing a lawsuit at NJACK,
the National Jewish Advocate Center. I think that's the acronym
that they filed against Students for Justice and Palestine and
a litany of other groups, because they receive a lot
of their funding from this dark outside money, including Qatar,
and in the case of Code Pink, actually get a
lot of their money from the Chinese Communist Party. So
I think that's what he was citing. In terms of Colombia,
I think it's pretty obvious why Columbia's shut down their
Students for Justice and Palistan, and that's because a significant
amount of their members took part in the occupation of
Hamilton Hall. They took a maintenance worker hostage, they vandalized
private property, and they refused to leave. So again, I'm
all for using a free speech and exercising your First
Amendment rights, but not when it comes to vandalizing property,
not when it comes to threatening or harming other students physically.
And I'll just close by saying this. I'm in Pittsburgh today,
I met with students at the University of Pittsburgh. As
I was talking to the students, there was a university
wide alert saying that there was a physical assault against
a Jewish student last night, where anti Semitic threats were
being yelled at as well.
Speaker 2: This is the third.
Speaker 30: Physical assault against the Jewish student at the University of
Pittsburgh this month. A oh, I mean whether this was
an African American student, the Jewish student, LGBTQ plus students,
These threats.
Speaker 14: Can never be tolerated on our college campuses.
Speaker 2: Well, how do you like that battles? I feel like
he explained that really well. And also I'd follow up
with why do you like terrorsts so much?
Speaker 6: Right?
Speaker 3: Imagine why even the fact that Glenn Greenwald thought it
at all appropriate to what about pro Israel student groups
and compare them to students for Justice in Palestine when
pro Israel groups do nothing except be pro Israel peacefully, Like,
how do you why would he even I just can't
believe his brain went there.
Speaker 1: It's so d because it's a lot of people go
there because it goes back to the same thing where
it's like, Israel can't be right, and these people over
here they're not terrorists, they're not they're fine, they're allowed
to do whatever they want, and then Israel camp. You
know what I mean, it's the same thing. It's freaking
anti Semitism, is what it is.
Speaker 2: Oh my god. Wow.
Speaker 1: And people will make excuses for it. People in our
comments section are doing that right now. My god, you're
an anti Semiti, Like, get over yourself.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, god, I get so sick of it.
What do you think?
Speaker 3: Like if you if I were just going to ask
you the question, what is the primary skill that a
treasurer needs to have?
Speaker 2: What would you say?
Speaker 1: Finan financial accounting, financial stuff like that. You should probably
maybe some math, maybe some math. Math would be good.
Speaker 2: Math would be good. Which is why this next video
that you're about to see is so ridiculous. The treasurer
for Central York School District in Pennsylvania, a woman by
the name of Amelia mcmillion or McMillan, says that Biden
and Kamala added one hundred and ninety six million jobs
in Pennsylvania, which is a state that only has thirteen
million people. Wow, it's really good.
Speaker 3: But she knows her numbers, you guys, she knows them
so hard. As you're about the here, the economy we know.
Speaker 13: Has overwhelmingly been pulled as the biggest concern among voters
in Pennsylvania. That is something that the former president tends
to lead Harris as well as Walts on what's your
take on that and what's.
Speaker 2: Most important to you as a voter.
Speaker 12: So in Pennsylvania under Trump's presidency, I forget the specific number,
but he had added maybe the sixty million jobs to Pennsylvania.
And if we remove COVID from that as the base
that I used that sixty million, Biden's administration added like
one hundred and ninety six double what he added. So
to me, that's a very stark difference and a very
clear line from where I live and loss for me,
you know, we need that job creation here.
Speaker 1: She needs to be holding a Dalmatian puppy and with
one of those long cigarettes. You know what I mean.
She is Corilladville. She's a dumb ass not non math
Corilla Deville.
Speaker 2: Million even giving that where.
Speaker 1: These people are in charge, these are the people who
are in charge educating. I'm an adult, right I have
Like when you become a certain age and you start
seeing the people who are in charge, it is so disillusioning,
Like you just start looking around going what I was
told there would be smart people that would be in charge,
and I was wrong. Yeah, you guys, I was sold
to total bill of goods because everybody's stupid.
Speaker 3: Good lord, I know we talked about abortion earlier in
the show. There's the Democrat or the pro choice people
who are determined to take away things like and I
don't even want to call these restrictions, but common sense
things like, for example, if you go to a clinic
seeking an abortion, we believe that it makes perfect sense
to have an ultrasound be required before you go through
that LA because then you can see exactly what it
is that you're about to do. And the fact that
pro choice people don't want you to see that and
don't want people to really even understand what an abortion is,
that should be pretty telling, right, Like that should be
a red flag of sorts about how they want to
cover up the horror that actually is abortion.
Speaker 1: And so, you know, because if they didn't think that
it was a human, if they didn't think it was
a separate entity with a separate set of DNA, then
why would they care.
Speaker 2: They do not want to show you that.
Speaker 1: You know, why would they not want to show you that?
Speaker 2: Like, what's the big deal?
Speaker 1: They should just be like, Okay, if it's a clump
of sales, I don't give it, fine, Okay, then do
the ultrasound.
Speaker 2: They shouldn't want just do it. They know exactly what
it is.
Speaker 3: They know that it isn't heroic exactly, and it's interesting
to me that there are still Americans out there that
don't really know what takes place during an abortion. So
this fellow who is a pro choice, as you'll hear,
person is about to get a bit of an education.
Speaker 31: It's one hundred percent of women's right to choose.
Speaker 18: Would you consider yourself pro choice?
Speaker 2: Pro life? For neither chice hundred percent? Do you know
anything about how an abortion is performed?
Speaker 31: Honestly, as a man, I do not.
Speaker 12: This is a video with more information about the procedure
of two months, four and six.
Speaker 28: Wow.
Speaker 31: Wow, Wow, that's a lot for me. Personally, I was prettymature.
That could have been me that was aborted at If
I saw that, I don't think I be okay with you.
Speaker 2: If we're restricting abortion altogether.
Speaker 5: I would know.
Speaker 31: Yeah, God gives life, an God is the only one
who need to.
Speaker 19: Take you out.
Speaker 2: I mean, so it's what is abortion dot com is
the website? Yeah, you got emotion, right, And as a
premie I get it.
Speaker 3: I mean I'm not a premie, but I had premies
and he is a premieer who's thinking I was born
at whatever?
Speaker 2: We you know he was born at right. I mean
that's people need to understand what it is. There's what
it is, yeah, exactly.
Speaker 1: I mean with any other policy you feel like they
should do that, Why is it different with abortion?
Speaker 30: Why?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Just what's the big deal? Just make him, make him
see an ultrasound.
Speaker 3: What's the big deal? Just know what it is, know
what it is. Also, this is just for fun. I
can't remember if we've shown this before. I know i'd
seen it before. It popped up in my I think
it was on Twitter that I saw it again recently,
and I you know, there's all this talk, and I
know Andrew Tait is a large part of calling the
world that we live in the matrix and saying how
and I get it because like so much of the
political parties, the leaders at the top of them are
so in cahoots, right the Uniparty. You hear about that,
you hear about how we're in the matrix. But this
is kind of a funny spin on it, because the
fact that there are doppel gangers of this magnitude amongst
us really does give you pause and make you wonder
are we being controlled by aliens?
Speaker 2: Like are we created? Are we in a big game?
Speaker 3: Like are we living in some sort of huge simulation,
because that's what it feels like when you watch this.
Speaker 15: Brady Figel is a six foot four, fiery hair glasses
wearing minor league baseball player. Brady Figel is also a
six foot four, fiery hair glasses wearing minor league baseball player.
Speaker 2: They are not related.
Speaker 15: They have the same name. The Brady Figels even took
a genetic test after they discovered each other in twenty sixteen,
and they're not even remotely related genetically. It's almost like
we're in the dimension with the two minor league Brady Figels.
That's the identifier of this timeline. Can we get a
statistician on this? How many billionth chances? Just that they
are doppel gangers and the same height and the same
exact name, but they also both play minor league baseball
outside of my familyles.
Speaker 32: Look, we have to take certain things seriously. We should
always empathize with the suffering of others, stand up against injustice.
But this is the matrix and the architect is laughing.
Speaker 1: Let's not forget to laugh, right, Like that wasn't supposed
to happen, you know what I mean. Yeah, the Architect's like, wait,
they weren't supposed to both become minor league baseball players.
Speaker 2: They were supposed to be a yeah, because now they're
onto us crapes. It's starting to crack, you guys, it's
starting to crack. Oh my god. Uh huh. I know,
it's pretty weird.
Speaker 1: I've seen those guys before and it's it's really bizarre.
Speaker 2: Is so unusual too. It's not like it's John Smith,
they're Brady Figel.
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 1: What I just if there, if I have like an
exact replica of myself, I just wish you would do
some of the things around the house that I need
to do. If I could just get her to come
here and then just be me for.
Speaker 2: Like half a day. That's not how would work, really,
it isn't.
Speaker 1: It'd be helpful if there was another Amy joke, she
could just come here. You're thinking of a cloth, Okay,
I mean if if she also is like a podcaster.
I feel like maybybe my husband would have noticed if
she came in here and like cleaned some bathrooms.
Speaker 2: You know, it would be helpful. Right, Oh my gosh,
you guys, today we're gonna have a little schlong.
Speaker 3: It's been a while since we've had an official schlung
because our shows have been long and we've just naturally
sort of had in show schlongs.
Speaker 2: But now we have like a whole new topic to
get you.
Speaker 3: And this one is pretty fun because if you haven't
heard of Hankow, who is running for Senate he against
Tim Kaine by the way, in Virginia. He we had
him on our show. He is a delight. This was
what like a.
Speaker 1: Year ago, probably yes, about a year ago. Absolute treasure.
Speaker 2: This is amazing.
Speaker 3: And so they had their debate last night, and there
are a bunch of different clips from that debate that
are making the rounds with good reason. And I didn't
watch the debate, but I saw the clips afterwards, and
he had some zingers, man, and just some great lines
from that debate. So this first one that you're about
to see is where he's talking about. I mean, he's obviously,
you know, his parents immigrants, Like he's a he understands
American culture and has such an appreciation for it, embraces it,
so expects the same of other immigrants.
Speaker 23: Listen asked for an American dream if you're not willing
to debate American laws and embrace American culture. When Vietnam fell,
we had nowhere to go, and America had brought us
in and my parents waited in line for seven years.
We all did for seven years to get our ciszorship.
I love this country so much that I wrote a
blank check up to including my life to defend it.
We need to protect Americans every single day.
Speaker 2: Love that so much.
Speaker 1: I know I love it too, And as a daughter
of immigrants, I know you understand, like you feel that,
like you get it. I mean, he's he's he's I
just I love his story and I love him, and
he just and you can tell he loves America. And
that is the kind of immigrant that we want. Yes,
like we don't want illegals, we want legal immigrants who
truly love this country. He's a perfect example when people
are like you just you hate everybody. You guys are xenophobic,
you guys are racist. No, we want hon Cows to
come in here. We want his parents to come here.
I want Mock and her parents to come here and
her sister to come here and be part of the
melting pot that is the United States of America. Because
they melt and they love America. That's who That's what
conservatives want, and Democrats try to paint us all as
these horrible, like racist, xenophobic jack holes, which is the
antithesis of.
Speaker 2: What we are. Follow the rule of law.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean it sucks that it took his parents
seven years to get in here. That totally sucks. We
probably could do a little better with that. That's what
we need to fix. But get the right people in
here that love our country and let the laws of
it and respect the laws of the and who are
going to melt and because they just they want to
be a part of this wonderful experiment that is the USA.
Speaker 2: And you can tell.
Speaker 1: I mean, he is dripping with pride when it comes
to this country, and that's what.
Speaker 2: It's all about.
Speaker 3: And if you haven't seen his appearance on our show
when we interviewed him a year ago or so, just
on whatever wherever you follow us, if it's YouTube, just
search his name and then you'll find that episode because
and you can hear his story, because it really is
a good one. And if you are in a position
where you can vote for him, you absolutely positively should. Wait,
why is it gone? Because I had one many more
clips to show from. Okay, I'll just get it back.
Hang on, it just went away. I don't know what's
going on in the stream Mariage today.
Speaker 2: It's very weird. Thing's been strange today.
Speaker 3: Yeah, let me see if I can fast forward to
the next clip, we might hear just a little bit
of the same thing that we just heard. But this
next one, he's asking the question that should be the
staple question in every single Republican who is running and
in a debate situation, it should be in their repertoire.
Speaker 23: I have to defend it. We need to protect Americans
every single day. You know, the economy is hitting us
all the same way. Ask yourself this question, are you
better off today than you were four years ago?
Speaker 2: The answer across the board is no.
Speaker 23: The only people better off today than there were four
years ago are illegal aliens, criminals, and senators like Senator
Tim Kaine.
Speaker 2: I love that he's right so much. He's freaking right.
Speaker 1: Yes, politicians are Politicians are loaded. Celebrity are loaded, and
it's so funny because they're the ones who are like
the Democrats. The Democrats and the rest of us are struggling. Yeah,
I mean, god, I love that.
Speaker 3: He also talked about how, I mean, obviously we know
that all branches of the military recruiting numbers are down, down, down,
because of course they are, like why would young people
want to go fight for a country they've.
Speaker 2: Been taught to hate.
Speaker 3: And when they do, you know, try to recruit and
market the different branches of the military, they do stupid
crap like show off drag queen Navy people, right, And
so Captain Cow had some things to say about that.
Speaker 23: When you're using a you know, drag queen to recruit
for the Navy, that's not the people we want. What
we need is alpha males and alpha females who are
going to rip out their own guts, eat them and
ask for seconds. That those are young men and women
that are going to win wars.
Speaker 2: I can't believe that has out loud.
Speaker 1: Hell yeah, I love what he I love that and
rip out their own guts and eat him and ask
for seconds.
Speaker 2: I love this guy. He's so great.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and he also has a fantastic sense of humor.
And so he he.
Speaker 1: Said, and his name because remember we when he when
we had him on our show, like the first we
were like, listen, if we're gonna have him on our show,
we need to know that we can like rash about
his name because his name is hung Cow Okay. And
he was like, heck, yeah, I'm off. I mean he is,
you guys, he's hysterical. The guy is so funny. He
loved it, like we ras him. You should totally listen.
Speaker 2: Oh my gosh, he's so great.
Speaker 3: So he had this hilarious little quip sometime during the
debate where he was talking about the two sure things
in life.
Speaker 2: Please please, hon I love this.
Speaker 23: There's two truths in the world. Okay, never walk into
Target store wearing a red shirt and never go against
an Asian when it comes to math.
Speaker 2: Trust me, what so freaking great? It's so great, asked
you guys? I know, like, how can you not vote
for this guy? What is wrong with you? All right?
Speaker 1: Actually, if you don't, if you don't vote for him,
you're in Virginia, then you must be a xenopho.
Speaker 2: Yeah that's right.
Speaker 1: You know, why are you voting for the white guy?
Why are you gonna do that?
Speaker 3: Why would you vote for someone that Hillary wanted as
a running mate.
Speaker 1: God, he's just so he's so mushy and gushy and weird.
Speaker 3: Yeah, all right, we've got some thank you, and then
I have one gift that I need to share with everyone.
So over on Venmo, Adam Knowle says, I petitioned that
mock is Mockvember next month.
Speaker 1: Oh oh, so you don't have to think of any yeah,
because you're gonna have a rough month in the first
half of the month next month too, it's going to
be like that's when the move is actually happening.
Speaker 2: Yeah, oh, that would be a lot of that would
be a little of.
Speaker 3: Karen Marisco says, what a disgusting, self absorbed person. Michelle Obama,
what about how hard it is for those Americans who
have lost everything and can't even get water or formula
for their babies.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but she has trouble getting books, you guys, So
please ask guys. It's really respect, really hard.
Speaker 1: It's very overwhelming to be in a book, to be
in a fruit through bookstore looking for books. Don't don't
you see how overwhelming it is.
Speaker 3: Kathy Proctor says, my daughter wanted me to go to
Planned Parenthood prior to her having an abortion. They did
the ultrasound and she made the decision not to abort,
And because of this, I have my beautiful granddaughter. I
had an abortion in the eighties. I beg for forgiveness
every single day.
Speaker 2: Wow, bless you. What a testament. Man.
Speaker 3: It works when you show people what they're doing or
what they're about to do. It works. And imagine like
being so sick in the head that you don't want
people to be talked out of having an abortion, Like
why wouldn't that be the goal for everyone, even if you.
Speaker 1: Are pro choice, because it's just what you said. You're
kind of sick in the head. You want to just
pretend that it's not what it is.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean.
Speaker 3: Copper Top nineteen eighty five says, US farmers are making
shit this harvest, but you don't see us ever going
on strike. We even pay retail for our inputs and
sell at wholesale.
Speaker 2: This is ridiculous. Yeah, yeah, yeah, not okay.
Speaker 3: Brian Wolfe says, made in America does not be shipped,
does not need to be shipped in. We need to
get back to making things in America and we'll never
have these issues again.
Speaker 1: Bingo, God, you're so right, And I think listen, I
know that Trump and fans would do that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they would.
Speaker 1: They would at least lay the groundwork to start doing that.
They can't do it probably in four years, like totally,
but they could start doing it.
Speaker 3: John Newbaum says in Elmer Fud voice, my name is
Harold Daggett, millionaire.
Speaker 2: I own a mansion and a yacht. Sorry, I can't
do the Elmer Fud voice. Otherwise I would have got it.
But I can't do that either. Selene says, take a
drink every time.
Speaker 3: Kamala says, let's be clear, or well, let me start
by saying or I grew up in a middle class
kid or Project twenty twenty five.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, we would all be drunk.
Speaker 1: Did you and you notice I don't think we've mentioned it,
but Waltz every time he answered a question the other night,
it was a cook.
Speaker 2: Yeah, drove me crazy.
Speaker 3: Leslie El says maybe the people who lost everything in
the storm need to take the seven hundred and fifty
dollars to cross into Mexico and come back across the
border to get more assistance.
Speaker 2: Shame on the government.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's a really good tactic. They should try that.
Speaker 3: John Newbaum says, I just realized when Harris cut and
paste Biden's policies onto her site, didn't she.
Speaker 2: Plagiarize the plagiarizer? That's true.
Speaker 3: The Great Gatsby says Big Mike. Ain't no Benjamin Button
about Michelle Obama.
Speaker 2: True, it's true.
Speaker 3: Donkey Hoti says it's no small coincidence that an abortion
procedure is called a DNC. It's said the same as
d n C.
Speaker 2: Wow. I thought about that, but that is true. Thank
you guys.
Speaker 3: And then also many many thanks to our friend Dana
Spain who sent me a book of dad jokes.
Speaker 2: Oh my gosh, I love it. That's fantastic. So are you,
Jong's I got a book? Oh yay?
Speaker 5: I got it.
Speaker 1: I got a book too. This book is from Jenny Lunsford.
It's called The Bishop of Stinking Creek Hollow and I
got this. She sent it to me the other day
and it's on my list of thanks to read.
Speaker 2: But apparently it's actually really fun.
Speaker 1: Okay, she got this, Yeah, so it's I think it's
I don't even I don't really know what it's about.
But it's out of print, and so I thought it
was really sweet that she said to me she was
thinking about me. So thank you, thank you for that.
Speaker 2: Thanks everybody.
Speaker 1: Yep, you guys, bring it in, bring it in. You guys,
have the most wonderful Thursday. We are on the downhill slope.
We will talk to you tomorrow Friday morning. Have a
good one.
Speaker 2: Bye everybody,