Speaker 1: Why they care about public executions.
Speaker 2: I ask you, terrorists are always going to a terrorist.
Speaker 1: You don't get the lecture me when you're standing on
a house of cards, like, shut up, just shut the
hell up.
Speaker 2: These people are monsters. They're absolute monsters.
Speaker 1: Hi, everybody, Hello, bye.
Speaker 3: Good.
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So I think it's yeah, like ten minutes he should
be pulling into the driveway and I am going to
be obviously otherwise engaged. But I do think the show
could be on the normal to.
Speaker 1: Short side today and say an hour and a half.
Speaker 2: I probably will. It probably will. And we're going to
kick it off today just with a little update about
what's going on in the Middle East. Ever since this
amazing ceasefire agreement was signed and all these countries are
on board, and you know, Hamas is they cannot be trusted, essentially,
So we're going to talk a little bit about what's
going on. Hamas, according to the New York Post, is
carrying out public executions of people that they thought might
be like, you know, two on the Israel side, apparently,
So this is happening, and no one that has been
screaming about, oh my god, the poor Palestinians, no one cares.
No one cares that that's happening.
Speaker 1: Why would they care about that. Why would they care
about public executions?
Speaker 2: I ask you, I mean they would if Israel we're
conducting them. But since it's not, they have no They've
got no story.
Speaker 1: Terrorists are going to terrorists. What are you going to do? Right, Okay,
Terrorists are always going to terrorist that's right.
Speaker 2: And they are also saying, their spokespeople are saying that
they have absolutely no intention of disarming or giving up power,
which are two of the core requirements of the deal
that they just signed. So if you thought that they
were going to hold to anything, you were sorely mistaken.
We'll get to what Trump said about that in just
a little bit, but there's all signs are pointing to
the fact that Hamas is just going to continue to
be Hamas. And then this guy on X yesterday said
breaking Israel's defence minister just tweeted that the country's main
goal now that the hostages are returned is to resume
bombing Hamas tunnels in Gaza. Like acting like that was
bad and somehow not okay for Israel to do, but
that is also part of the actual agreement that they're
going to get rid of all the tunnels, all the
weapons production facilities, all of that that's still remains to
be done.
Speaker 1: You know, yep, I just they're going to They're going
to find a way to blame everything on Israel, so
you know, this is.
Speaker 4: What they do.
Speaker 2: This is what they do. And then earlier yesterday we
started getting reports of the fact that only four out
of the twenty eight deceased hostage bodies were going to
be returned, and they and then supposedly yesterday afternoon, they
returned those four bodies. However, it turns out this morning
that the fourth one is actually not one of the hostages.
It's a I don't even know who it is, but
it's a body that is not Yeah, so I listen.
If Israel response in some way, they have absolutely every
right to, like they're like.
Speaker 1: Do you think they're going to know? No one's going
to know. I just slip that body and no one's
going what I mean, what the hell Hamas?
Speaker 2: I don't get it either, but this is par for
the course for them. And now things are looking sketch
within Gaza because there could be some actual civil wars
going on inside the Gaza strip because they've got all
these competing clans, some of which don't like Hamas, and
so now there's fight, like, there's infighting, and it's getting
Things are getting bad in Gaza, not because of anything
that Israel is doing, but just because there's a lot
of infighting. So that's happening. And then in the midst
of all the celebration, which you know, we talked about
that quite a bit the other day about how powerful
all that was, Gavin Newsom's press team, the same one
that puts out those tweets and all caps, trying to
pretend that they're like Donald Trump. They made fun of
a photo of that the White House posted of Bibie
and Trump shaking hands, you know, talking closely, and they
posted the dumb and dumber guy in response to that,
so tone deaf and as oci Republicans pointed out, they said,
Israel hostage is a released, a historic peace deal is signed.
Nations rejoice, and this is how California's governor reacts. He
is a child surrounded by idiots.
Speaker 1: Yeah, what a dipshit.
Speaker 2: Not apparently apparently they deleted it, but the fact that
it was their initial inclination is the story.
Speaker 1: You know what I mean, It totally is the story.
Yeah that wow, not a good look, not a good look,
not at all.
Speaker 2: Nope, you got your reading glasses on good.
Speaker 1: I do, Thank goodness.
Speaker 2: So the reason for my name today is for Noah Argamani,
who she she had that beautiful reunion with her boyfriend
Vinatan that we were all so excited to see. And
she posted an update on X yesterday and it was
so so sweet. So here's the first page if you
could read it.
Speaker 1: Two years, two years past since the last I saw
a Ventitan. The love of my life. Two years since
the moment terrorists kidnapped us, put me on a motorcycle
and tore me away from Aventaitan before the eyes of
the entire world. From that moment, our journey in captivity
was separated. I was held captive with children, women and
the elderly, while Aventaitan was held alone. I was mostly
kept inside houses while Aventatan was only in the tunnels.
Hamas released videos and signs of life from me, while
there was no information at all about Aventaitan. Am I
pronouncing his name correctly?
Speaker 2: I think so? Okay, I think so.
Speaker 1: I was held captive by Hamas for two hundred and
forty six days, while Aventaitan was held for seven hundred
and thirty eight days. I came back in a heroic
rescue operation, and Aventitan returned in a deal. But both
of us, against all odds, came home and we were reunited.
I cannot put into words the range of emotions I
felt when I saw him for the first time. After
so long, each of us faced death countless times, and
yet after two years apart, we are finally taking our
first steps together again in the state of Israel. At
last we can begin our healing together. The recovery will
be long. We still haven't truly processed what has happened
here over the last two years. But we won. We
won our personal war and the war of all those
who fought alongside us to reach this moment. And now
the time has come to begin our shared journey together.
Please have you the rest you know so many children.
I want to say a huge thank you, first and
foremost of the IDF soldiers and security forces who have
been fighting for so long and risk their lives for
us every single day. Thank you to our family friends,
To the people at Israel m Israel who raised their
voices did I say that right when we couldn't speak,
To the people around the world who embraced us, To
all the incredible individuals who supported us through the hardest
times and never lost hope throughout this long period. To
the US government which opened its doors to me and
was always there to listen, especially at Southeast at Southeast Cough,
Steve Okay, Peace Mission, Steve Whitcoff, Jared Kushner, and the
exceptional President Donald Try with all the people who stood
beside our hostages and understood that light must overcome darkness.
We will never forget the fallen and the murdered, and
we will not stop fighting until every fallen soldier in
hostage is brought home for a proper burial in Israel.
Thank you, thank you, thank you. This could have never
happened without you. We are back. Heart emoji. That that picture,
that picture all right there. So it's a beautiful picture. Yeah,
just gorgeous it is. Yeah. I can't even imagine two years.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and the stories that are coming out now from
him about what kind of torture he was put through.
I mean, it's unimaginable, unimaginable, but you can find those stories,
like the cage that he was kept in, he couldn't stand.
I mean, it was just these people are monsters. They're
absolute monsters, and they do still need to be destroyed,
every last one of them.
Speaker 5: You know what.
Speaker 1: And it's a testament to these people because they had
the will to live. Because I would imagine after being
you know, stuck in a cage and being treated like
that for about you know, for however long, whether it's
six months, a year, a lot of people would lose
the will to live. Yeah, you know, and these people,
it's such a testament to these people and how strong
they are survivors. For sure, totally.
Speaker 2: I guess he used to work or still does for Navidia,
this tech company, and his boss before he came home.
But like, when we knew he was going to come home,
his boss said, hey, I hope you've had a good
excuse for not showing up to work for seven hundred
and thirty eight days. Then and at the end it
was really really cute. But at the end he was like,
I also have some pretty good news about what's happened
with your stocks over the past two years. So so neat.
I just loved that so much.
Speaker 1: That was really cool.
Speaker 2: And so then as I was seeing all these tweets about,
you know how Hamas has basically renigged done so much
of the deal all ready, I was starting to worry
about Trump responding to that, Like I was like, he's
there needs to be action, Like they can't just be
allowed to get away with this because we all made
such a huge fuss over the ceasefire. It needs to stick,
and if it doesn't stick, there needs to be consequences.
And thankfully there was this tweet from Donald Trump yesterday
all twenty hostages are back and feeling as good as
can be expected. A big burden has been lifted, but
the job is not done. The dead have not been
returned as promised. Phase two begins right now. And he
answered questions yesterday, and this was one of the questions,
what if Hamas doesn't disarm. Here is what he said.
Speaker 6: We have told them we want disarmed, and they will disarm.
And if they don't disarm, we will disarm them, and
it'll happen quickly and perhaps violently, but they will disarmed.
You understand me, because you always ever it says, oh well,
they will, they will disarm. And I spoke to Hamas
and I said, you're going to disarm, right, yes, sir,
we're going to disarm. That's what they told me. They
will disarm or we will disarm them.
Speaker 1: Got it, We got it? Fa fa fo.
Speaker 2: Could you have what I voted for right there?
Speaker 1: Kamala doing this? No, she would not do this. He
is the only the only one that can do this
in this point in time. It's true, it was made
for such a time as this.
Speaker 4: God.
Speaker 2: I was so relieved to hear that strength again because
I was just like, you know, I don't want this
to be like I've created the ceasefire agreement and now
kind of it's up to the Middle East to sort
everything out. He was like, oh, no, we will take
care of this.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's like we have an agreement. You're not pulling
the wool over my eyes. F a fo, I'm not playing. Yeah.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, now we need to talk about what happened late
yesterday afternoon, which is that President Trump, as promised, gave
the Presidential Medal of Freedom to Charlie Kirk through Erica.
And it was a huge crowd. In fact, they ended
up having to move it from inside the White House
to outside in the Rose Garden just to accommodate all
the people who wanted to witness this moment. And I
think a lot of us were really kind of excited
to see Erica, see how she's doing and all of that.
And so there was the moment where Trump accompanied her
out into the like into her like to her seat
in the front row. And here's what it looked.
Speaker 5: Like, gentlemen, the President of the United States accompanied by
Erica Kirk.
Speaker 1: He spoke for a while. You doesn't surprise me.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he did some talking. Obviously we're not going to
play a lot of it, but we do have one
clip to share with you when he was talking about
Charlie and told Erica how much Charlie loved her, which
was very, very sweet here.
Speaker 6: That is October fourteenth is Charlie's birthday, and he should
have been turning thirty two years old that day. I
never When I first met him, he was like twenty two,
and I said, boy, he's awfully young.
Speaker 1: But I thought he was older than that. You know,
he looked a little bit older.
Speaker 6: Than his age. That's okay. You know, that's not good
when you're old, but when you're young, it's great. He
had the best of all things, but he was special.
But instead, Charlie is attaining a far more important milestone.
We're entering his name forever into the eternal roster of
true American heroes. He's a true American hero, an amazing person,
way way beyond his years. And I'm honored to be
joined by a woman who has endured unspeakable hardship with
unbelievable strength. And that's Charlie's widow, Erica. And I just
want to thank you, Erica. He loved you so much.
Speaker 2: Sweet, very sweet.
Speaker 1: Yeah, his parents. People have been asking where his parents.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I have a photo of them, because I honestly
had never seen their faces, and so they were there.
They were obviously in that front. I don't know who
was standing right next to her. There was a blonde
woman standing right next to her. I don't know if no, no, no,
this wasn't Oh it's her mom.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Eric Eric Eric's she was a single mom. Her
mom was standing right next to her and like she
was one hugging her and stuff like that. That was okay, yeah, okay.
And his parents I would imagine they don't want to
be in the spot. I mean, freaking lunatic killed their son.
I would want to be private too, I mean, why
would you want to be out there in the public eye.
I don't know why people are like why haven't we
seen them say? I mean, would you want to be seen?
Would you want to be out in the public eye?
Speaker 7: Know?
Speaker 1: And they're probably grieving, Like people need to give all
of these family members grace, especially for how they handle
it individually and uniquely in their own way. I get
a little sick of that, you know, I think, and
you will have to share, right you address this on
Monday about how you understand that. And I think people
need to just take a beat and let people just
grieve and process things in their own individual ways, you know.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean people are so gross unfortunately, so Here
is the moment where the actual award was announced and presented.
Speaker 8: The Presidential Medal of Freedom is awarded to Charles James Kirk.
Accepting on behalf of Charlie is his wife, missus Erica Kirk.
Charlie Kirk was one of the most influential American political
figures of his generation. At just eighteen years old, he
founded Turning Point USA and grew it into the largest
conservative youth organization in the nation. For over a decade,
he tirelessly traveled the country, leading a movement to restore
respect for our founding principles, reawaken our national identity, and
inspire a renewed spirit of religious devotion. He was one
of the great debaters and communicators of his time. Despite
receiving repeated threats, he remained undeterred and modeled courage, logic, humor,
and grace to the next generation. On September tenth, twenty
twenty five, at age thirty one, Charlie Kirk was assassinated
while addressing a group of students. The United States honors
him of a martyr for truth and freedom.
Speaker 2: So apparently for the very first time ever. According to
Mike McCoy, who's part of the TPUSA team. A Christian
cross was engraved on the back of the Medal of Freedom.
So the front of it represents America telling Charlie, well done, patriot,
mission accomplished, and the back is a reminder that God
is saying well done, good and faithful servant.
Speaker 1: I love it.
Speaker 2: And as you can see, Erica and Trump have something
in common in that they both love gold. So that
is her hand holding on to the metal there. She
also obviously spoke, and first she had lots of thank yous,
and here's a little bit of that.
Speaker 7: Part or support of our family and the work that
Charlie devoted his life to will be something I cherish forever.
Speaker 4: So thank you Mi.
Speaker 7: To our gracious First Lady in her office for making
this event possible. Thank you as well, it's beautiful. To
Vice President and the lovely USHA fans. Your friendship has
been an unbelievable encouragement. Thank you, and to all our
friends and family that are here and watching from all
around the world. Thank you for loving us, thank you
for praying for us, and for believing in what Charlie
believed in. And to our turning point USA staff and
the Charlie Kirk Show staff, we love you.
Speaker 2: I don't know how she maintains that level of poise.
I just I don't. I'm in awe.
Speaker 1: Years of pageants. I think she just learns to get
up there and do the things, you know what I mean. Honestly,
it's incredible. If you've ever known pageant girls, they just
learned to do that. They just know how to get
up there and do the things. That's wow. It's just
my take. That's my take on it, you know.
Speaker 2: I mean, I'm sure that didn't hurt, you know, getting
all that kind of training. She also, you know, is
now the CEO of Turning Point, and so as she
prepared her speech, she knew that she needed to reach
out to the TPUSA chapters, especially all the new ones
that have cropped up since Charlie's death, and so she
gave them a message.
Speaker 7: Here it is to the Turning Point USA chapters that
are watching all across America right now. You are the
heartbeat of this future and of this movement. Everything that
Charlie built. You guys are the legacy holders of that,
your living proof that his mission did not die with him.
It lives through you. And Charlie always said the next
generation will decide whether freedom indoors And because of you,
I know that freedom will endore it will.
Speaker 2: She's so good, she really is. Yeah, And there was
this cute moment where she talked about how Charlie prayed
for his enemies, and remember how Trump made a joke
about that, like is it that memorial?
Speaker 1: Yep?
Speaker 2: It was okay, Yeah, So she joked with him right
back about that. And Trump's reaction. You know, he's not
speaking obviously he's in the background, but just watch his reaction.
It's so cute in this moment.
Speaker 7: Surprisingly enough, he did pray for his enemies, which is
very hard, but he did.
Speaker 4: He did. He did.
Speaker 1: I's like, sorry, can't do it.
Speaker 4: No one else.
Speaker 7: I mean I saw him do it. No, he never
did it from anyone else to that. But he also
loved people when it was inconvenient.
Speaker 1: That is adorable.
Speaker 7: And he ran his race with endurance and he kept
the faith and now he wears the crown of a
righteous martyr.
Speaker 1: Trump's like, I'm not there yet. Sorry, not there yet.
I still want Tokay.
Speaker 2: People to ask me, y'all are better people than I am?
What can I tell you? I just thought that was
so cute. There was also the moment where she talked
about how Charlie preferred quiet birthdays and that she had
a message for him every single year. Here is that And.
Speaker 7: He preferred quiet birthdays. That never stopped me from telling him.
I told him every single year, I said, Baby, I
love your birthday. I said, because it's the day that
God knew the world couldn't go another day without you.
Speaker 4: Oh are you.
Speaker 2: Kidding me with this?
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Speaker 2: If that wasn't already heart wrenching enough, then she said
what her daughter's message for her daddy's birthday was.
Speaker 7: Oh my god, you guys, and before I close, i'll
share with you that I asked our daughter what she
would like to say to daddy for his birthday.
Speaker 4: Excuse me, She said, Happy birthday, Daddy. I want to
give you a stuffed animal.
Speaker 3: Man.
Speaker 4: I want you to eat a cupcake with ice.
Speaker 7: Cream, and I want you to go have a birthday surprise.
I love you. That's what she said. And while our son,
he's precious, he can't yet speak in classic breaking kirk
family fashion, his actions spoke louder than his words. And
his gift to you, Charlie and myself for that matter,
was deciding to become the man of the house and
be fully potty trained at sixteen months.
Speaker 2: That's impressive. I gotta say that is for a little
impressive for a.
Speaker 1: Little boy, that's really impressive. Yeah, sixteen months, Yeah, you go,
little kirk Man, little man. It's like, it is really impressive.
And you know, I'd imagine that Charlie is in heaven
right now eating all the cupcakes for a little girl. Yeah.
Speaker 2: And Trump is so kind and sweet with her, and
it was with his parents also at the end, and
so right after she was finished speaking, you know, they
exchanged some hugs and it was just, I mean, you
can just there's such warmth there. He is so warm
and people don't give him enough credit for that.
Speaker 1: Fatherly and grandfather.
Speaker 9: Yes, I love it, Yes, he totally is.
Speaker 2: And then so here are the parents and Marsha Blackburn
actually posted this photo saying it was an honor to
share a special moment with Charlie Kirk's parents at the
White House today. So there they are.
Speaker 1: I can only imagine. I can only imagine what they
are going through. Thirty two years old. My god, we
have we have a boy that is exactly his age.
I just can't imagine. It's yeah, tragic and senseless, and
I just hate it. I hate it for them, I know.
Speaker 2: It's it's awful. And then for people just people that
like dare to even have an American flag in their bio.
This guy named Mike Rich said, I've never seen any
widow happier than Erica and then just grab this moment
of time from that emotional event that you just saw
video from. He just grabbed this one screenshot from CNN saying,
look at she's too happy to.
Speaker 1: Be a proper widow. Yes, it goes back to what
I said. You know, people are going to grab onto
it and say she's not grieving like I think she
should grieve. How about you, f Off.
Speaker 2: Well, that's basically what I said. I said, God forbid,
she have moments where she's not crying. Twenty four to
seven at she literally cried through much of her speech.
You absolute jackass. Grief comes in waves. It isn't a
constant and you can absolutely gf y go for posting
such a disgusting, heartless comment.
Speaker 1: It's so madding. Yeah, they just they hate her because
they hated him and they hate us, and this is
what they're gonna do. And there I'm sure there are
gonna be people in our comments, like there's gonna be
trolls that do the same thing. Whether just she's not
grieving the way they think she should grieve, you know,
well screw you.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean just just awful, absolutely awful. Yeah, we're
gonna close out. This is, by the way, my husband
got me this shirt and it's got Charlie on the back.
Oh I love that.
Speaker 4: Isn't that fine?
Speaker 2: I love this shirt.
Speaker 1: I love that. Yeah.
Speaker 2: Turning Point USA early in the day yesterday posted a
tribute video to Charlie for his birthday and it was
so good I had to share it with everybody. The
end like knocked me out. I was just like, ah, anyway,
you guys have to see this.
Speaker 7: Please enjoy when you make that covenant with the Lord
on that altar, don't let that fire burn out from
the altar. That love is so special and so powerful.
You married your soulmate, You married the person who God
made for you. He was the perfect father, he was
the perfect husband. Charlie always believed that God's design for
marriage and the family was absolutely amazing, and it is
it is, and it was the greatest joy of his life.
And over and over he would tell all these young
people to come and find their future spouse, become wives
and husbands and parents. And the reason why is because
he wanted you all to experience what he had and
still has. He wanted everyone to bring Heaven into this
earth through love and joy that comes from raising a family.
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Speaker 2: All right. We've got like a whole bunch of little
news stories to get to the first of which I
just have all. I don't know how to feel. But
here's the story. This broke yesterday that the Supreme Court
rejected an appeal from Alex Jones, which means that that
one point four billion dollar judgment against him over how
he talked about the Sandy Hook shooting is still a thing.
So I just I don't I hated everything that he said,
you know what I mean, But this just seemed so
completely out of bounds and over the top that yes,
I have the uncomfortableness about it.
Speaker 1: I'm kind of wigged out about it too, because it's
like it's very it's free speechy right, It's like it's
kind of like it's listen. I hate it. I think
he's alone. I think it's looney and stupid, and I
hated all the stuff that he said. But you know,
like where it's all where do you draw the line?
Like it's weird and it's one point four billion billion,
So it's just this is what we're doing.
Speaker 2: Yeah, anyway, we do. Just that happened, and you guys
needed to know about it.
Speaker 1: So that's happening in the United States of America, Yeah,
happening right.
Speaker 2: And what's happening in Chicago right now is the erection
sorry I'm twelve, the erection of the most hideous presidential
library of all time and space. It is Obama's presidential library.
Look at this absolute eyesore. You guys, what in the
hell was that?
Speaker 1: Wait it went away? Okay, there it is. It's you know,
he said, Oh I prove it is. That is so awful.
Speaker 10: It is.
Speaker 1: It's ugly, very ugly, which you know, it tracks, it tracks.
Speaker 2: It's totally truck horrendous, like that is just one of
the worst buildings ever.
Speaker 1: Well, it's I mean, Michelle probably said I love this,
This is fantastic. I mean, look at her clothes. You know,
everything tracks.
Speaker 2: Yeah. There was also a story that came from Politico
yesterday and apparently there was a bunch of leaked messages
from a telegram chat that came from leaders of various
Young Republican groups. It included US state senator I'm not
sure from which state actually, but a whole bunch of
different leaders from all over the country in these Young
Republican groups that were really really gross, like anti Semitic,
super racist, like just gross messages. And so there's been,
as you might expect, some reaction. The official Young Republicans'
Twitter account posted a statement saying, We're appalled by the
vile and inexcusable language revealed in the political article published today.
Such behavior is disgraceful, unbecoming of any Republican and stands
in direct opposition to the values our movement represents. Those
involved must immediately resign from all positions within their state
and local Young Republican organizations. We must hold ourselves to
the highest standards of integrity respect and professionalism.
Speaker 1: Well, it's good that they did this because you know,
Republicans hold other Republicans accountable, as opposed to Democrats who don't.
Speaker 7: Q J.
Speaker 12: Jones last week talking about to Jones, So I mean
this is he's still freaking running right, and Democrats are
there are silent Democrats on that, and he was calling
for the killing of children though, I mean, listen.
Speaker 1: These kids are freaking idiots. They're a bunch of pricky idiots.
These kids that we're talking about stupid craps. And granted,
I mean, like I would, I'll still maintain that. Like
when people have private text message threads, stuff can get
out of hand, you know, it can. You can say
stupid stuff everybody. I'm maybe not everybody, but a lot
of people on here. I'm sure you have like text threads,
family text threads where things just get really stupid. If
taken out of context, they'd be.
Speaker 2: Like, right, this family's great, you know, I mean, do
we sound that much worse than like your typical South
Park episode?
Speaker 1: I don't know exactly right, That's the thing. I mean,
there are a lot of people who say a lot
of crazy stuff. Now, the anti Semitic stuff, I think
that's getting a little bit. We're gonna little weird and
this kind.
Speaker 2: Of getting mainstreamed.
Speaker 1: Yeah it used to be getting Yeah, I don't know,
like all this like joking about Hitler. What are they doing?
What are these kids doing and why are they doing that?
I have questions about that, like why is It's not funny?
That's not funny to me to joke about that. Then again,
I grew up in a time where it wasn't funny
to be an anti Semite, So that bothers me a
little bit.
Speaker 2: And I don't have questions about it though, because it's
it completely tracks with everything that Tucker says, with what
Candace says, with what Ian Carroll says. They are making
this all mainstream.
Speaker 1: Right, And I you know, I didn't read all the
text messages, but if they were being racist, not funny
to be racist either, So I mean, you can be
funny and say stupid shit without being a little jerk.
You know, this is the thing. So I there's a
lot of stuff in there where I'm glad that the
young Republicans they're calling this out and they're holding these
kids accountable. They have no business being in politics. It's
good to roop these kids out now and also teach
your kids that everything that they say and do online
can be can and will be held against them.
Speaker 2: Just tell them well, and that's the question is like
how did this get out? And so af post you
can read this. This is the working theory right now.
Speaker 1: Young Republicans have come under fire after jokes from a
private telegram group chat re leaked to Politico. The comments,
taken out of context, have been cited as part of
what members describe as a highly coordinated, year long character
assassination campaign led by Gavin Wax and the New York
City Young Republican Club. Following internal disputes. In response, several
prominent New York Republicans, including Representative Elie Staphonic and State
Senate Minority Leader Rob Ort, have denounced the chat messages.
Multiple individuals involved have since lost jobs or job offers yikes.
The episode adds to a growing list of cases in
which Republicans have turned on their own, rushing to police
off color remarks and displays of political incorrectness. Democrats, by contrast,
rarely show the same concern within their own ranks, regularly
condoning calls to violence. That is true for example, Jay Jones,
a Democrat running for attorney general in Virginia, was recently
exposed for messages glibally advocating violence against his Republican adversaries
and their families, referring to their children as little fascists.
Despite the leak, Jones faced no meaningful backlash from fellow Democrats,
even in the wake of Charlie Kirk's public assassination. Yes,
to our point, that's the thing. So, I mean there
is a difference here. There is a very distinct line
between Republicans and Democrats. Or Republicans are like, you cannot
do this. Democrats are like he just called, I mean,
they're fascist kids. Just kill them, you know how they are?
This is these people are violent lunatics and we're not.
And we're drawing a line in the sand, which is
a good thing. But yeah, I still want to know,
like the whole putting this, somebody was in that group
chat saying I'm going to go ahead and push this
stuff out there. That that's weird because like you and
I were talking in pre show, and it's like if
you and I go we go back and forth all
the time on text, we text each other constantly, right
if for some reason our text messages got out. It
would be one of the two of us, right, I mean,
I don't know how much that happens, right, that's the thing.
Unless you know, we said the government somehow infiltrated our
messages and put it out there, which I assure you
the government's not interested in our text messages. Yeah, I mean,
be pretty boring. Well maybe not some of them.
Speaker 2: I do think, you know, Republicans tend to immediately slap
on the wrist behavior that we think is slap on
the wrist worthy, which is why a lot of people
are a little disappointed in JD's response. Although I understand it.
People are like, you know, both things can be wrong
at the same time. So he reposted Jay Jones's text,
saying this is far worse than anything said in a
college group chat. And the guy who said it could
become the age of Virginia. I refuse to join the
pearl clutching when powerful people call for political violence, which
fair point, But you would also say every all of
this is bad, you know what I mean, like it's
all bad.
Speaker 1: I think it's okay for you to say, listen, we
have standards. We're going to maintain those standards. And also,
you know what, you guys should not be calling for
political violence, you schmucks, You know what I mean exactly?
You should that both can be true, and I think
we need to maintain that. It's we should always maintain
standards on our side. Just because they don't doesn't mean
that we should stoop to that. It's one thing to
get into the gutter with them and fight, because I'm
definitely all for that at this point. But we could
be scrappy, right, we should scrap and be bulldoggy, but
at the same because we because we have to at
this point. But at the same time, we should maintain
some standards right now, right.
Speaker 2: And we know what's bad behavior when we see it,
you know what I mean, Like there's no reason to
defend it.
Speaker 1: And you know what, at all, we're better than they are.
Speaker 2: Yeah, And that's the point I think that we can
make while we're saying this is bad. And also Democrats
are still way worse. AMII King, for example, said for
the past decade, the left has called us white pieces
of shit, Nazis, racists, wish death upon our families, bragged
about of boarding kids killed. Charlie Kirk tried to murder
our president twice. Fast forward and some college aged frat
boys in a private group chat said, I'm ready to
watch people burne and I love Hitler, and now all
of a sudden a line has been crossed. Shut all
the way the f up, and I get that too.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Will Chamberlain also weighing in on this issue, saying, call
me old fashioned, but I think candidates for the position
of ag of the State of Virginia should be held
to a higher standard than random young Republican staffers. I
totally agree with that.
Speaker 1: I agree completely too.
Speaker 2: And our new best friend Brandon Gill also said, I
am shocked and disgusted by these recently released messages. This
kind of hatred has no place in our politics, and everybody,
regardless of political affiliation, should condemn it. Jay Jones should
drop out of the race.
Speaker 1: Yes, look, I love that because both are true. Both
are true. Yeah.
Speaker 2: You know what's kind of awesome about this is that
Politico probably thought they had this big gotcha moment against Republicans,
but really it's just shining the spotlight right back on
Jay Jones because Republicans are condemning all of these telegram messages.
Speaker 1: And yet Democrats are still propping this guy up and
Democrats in general, because I mean, just look at the
two messages before that you put up on the screen
where literally, y'all, I mean, you try to assassinate our president,
you killed Charlie Kirk. Can you shut the hell up now? Seriously,
you really want to talk about violent rhetoric. You've been
calling us Nazis and fashion for how many years?
Speaker 4: Now?
Speaker 1: It's true? Just stf you, you know.
Speaker 2: And I loved that Jack pisobic uh pointed this out
because I would love to see this. He was like,
let's see the young Democrats texts about Charlie kirknew exactly.
Speaker 1: Wouldn't you love to Oh, I'd love to break him out,
Let's see him put him all on display.
Speaker 2: Absolutely, I think that guy Benson kind of captured at
least my sentiments on this. Absolutely pitch perfect. He said.
Obviously much of this is appalling, whether it arises from
genuine bigotry or misplaced joky edge lord shit posting. It's ugly,
be better grow up. Also, I'm not interested in one
single lecture on any of this from the Jay Jones
must still be a g of Virginia Party.
Speaker 1: Exactly, and that you don't get you don't get to
lecture me when you're standing on a house of cards,
like yeah, shut up, just shut the hell up.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, And it's so interesting that the last text message
that he Ever sent was about violent lunatics on the left. Yeah,
go figure right.
Speaker 2: Interesting. Indeed, Andrew Covett also spoke on I guess the
Charlie Kirk Show about this need that so many people
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specific accusation, which is that they don't care and they
don't have concerns about the investigation. Here's what he said yesterday.
Speaker 14: If you think you out there in the audience want
justice for Charlie, I can assure you the people that
are in this building, the people who are closest to Charlie,
want it more. And you need to believe me when
I say that. And that goes for Erica, that goes
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could certainly say say that that is the truth for myself.
And just because you don't hear us speaking into a
particular issue or an aspect of the case, does not
mean that we are not running one hundred miles an
hour in that direction to get the truth and to
get justice. And we have a team that is coordinating
with law enforcement, both federal and state and local officials.
And yes, we think we got the guy, that they
got the guy, and doesn't mean we don't have open questions.
Who else knew about it? You know, when did they
know about it? And was there financing? Were people getting
radicalized by certain groups or ideologies. We want to know
all of that and we're not going to rest until
we get that. But just because you don't see us
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and doesn't mean that we're not working on those things actively.
And you know, me and my role with turning point,
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we have stuff that we can work on, and yeah,
why this is.
Speaker 1: So hard, Well, it is because they they see the
canvases and the other you know, the Ian weirdos of
the world who are like just spewing theories out every
single day to get engagement, right, this is what this
is what they see, and so they think that he
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trying to do it. I believe that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, these are the people that were the absolute closest
to him, and yet clowns like Ian Carroll are like,
it wasn't a violent leftist to Jack Pasobic, Why are
you spinning a narrative on your dead friend's grave. What
a piece of shit that guy is?
Speaker 1: Yeah, he totally. That guy is the absolute worst, the
absolute worst.
Speaker 2: She just cannot with these people. And then, unfortunately, I'm
about to be put in a position where I am
defending Candace why, which makes me very uncomfortable. You guys,
you need to know how uncomfortable. I am defending Candace,
but she has just been banned from Australia because they
say that her presence in that country would incite discord
in the Australian community. I'm sorry, she's as whack as
they come. This is crazy, you know, why would.
Speaker 1: You why would you want to go there anyway? I
mean there's like giant spiders and because of the kangaroos
and the koala bears, and it's like a twenty five
hour flight. I'm not going there. I mean, I'm just
saying you guys, I'm never going to go to Australia.
I'm never going to go. So it's just there's there
you go. So there's your silver lining, Candice. If you're
if you're watching our shows, well I know she watches
our show every days, right, but I mean it's it's like,
you know, why would you want to go there anyway?
They all they have all sorts of weird critters that
are just snakes and all sorts of stuff.
Speaker 2: I mean, I just think this is over the gast ridiculous.
In Australia's part.
Speaker 1: Australia is like they hate free speech. They don't. They
were the first ones that, weren't. They super lockdown ey
during COVID. I mean, they're a little bit nuts over there,
A little nuts, yeah, I know.
Speaker 2: And I just I saw that and I was like,
I don't want to be on her her side on anything, but.
Speaker 1: I mean, but there's a lot of places in the
world that I don't want to go. Whatever fan me,
that's fine.
Speaker 2: So Cheryl Hines RFK Junior's wife and actress, she was
on the view yesterday, you guys, and she had far
more grace than I could ever muster amongst those hyenas,
and so we've got a few clips. They went after
her so hard, and so they were so mean to
her about her husband that it was just it was ridiculous.
And it starts off with whoopee saying, well, you know
he's not a doctor, right, really, all right.
Speaker 13: I am this this is not your fight really to
be fighting, okay, but thank you for I just I
do want to say, you know, he's not a doctor,
and he's not a professional. Yes, and oftentimes when he's taught,
Oftentimes when he's speaking, he is speaking not with the
best information that we can get because you know, yeah,
we could do a lot better with health stuff, and
there's a lot of stuff he can do, and some
of the things he's suggested take it out of the
hands of my doctor and me and my obgyn and me,
And I wonder, does it give you pause and are
you able to say, you know, that might not actually
be so has to.
Speaker 3: Be clear.
Speaker 11: Of secretarias of HHS have not been doctors. They've got
They've been great. One of Obama's secretaries of HHS was
an economist, so.
Speaker 3: Most the majority of them that haven't had medical backgrounds.
Speaker 13: Don't do anything else else yet because I have to
take a break.
Speaker 1: Of course, you have to take a break. I love
how she was like, it's not your fight, but we're
gonna go ahead and just deliver a beating to you
this entire time, even though it's not your fight. My
favorite was when Sonny was like, with all due respect,
let me not respect you.
Speaker 10: I do have that.
Speaker 2: We may have that clip next. I'm not sure if
that's the next one. But she was one of the
people that was like, he's just constantly spewing misinformation and disinformation,
and she know how much I hate her smug face.
God she's awful. So here's a little bit of sonny.
Speaker 3: It has also spread a lot of misinformation, a lot
of chaos, a lot.
Speaker 15: Of confusion, and I think it's it's it's just a
very dangerous thing.
Speaker 2: I say it with the utmost some of it and
some of it. Is it?
Speaker 1: Listen, we all have different views.
Speaker 11: Yes, And when you say, you know, missing from disinformation,
we could go back to COVID.
Speaker 1: When circumcisions may I finish.
Speaker 11: When people Faucci people were saying, when you get the vaccine,
you cannot transmit COVID, it will stop COVID, and that
was disinformation missing she's.
Speaker 1: Still learning about.
Speaker 2: It was a novel virus, and I've never found it right.
Speaker 1: Because now the doctors will acknowledge that doctor.
Speaker 11: They were censoring Bobby because Bobby said, where's the science
to show us this and there wasn't any but people
attacked him and said.
Speaker 1: You you're wrong.
Speaker 11: So it's like, let's let's take a step back. I
know that's your opinion, and that's okay.
Speaker 2: It's so nice.
Speaker 1: If you cannot question science, it's not science, it's propaganda.
And that's precisely what we lived through during COVID and
these bitches can't handle it like that's so the fact
that she said with the with the utmost respect to her,
and then she proceeded to disrespect her and her husband.
Somebody came at me and was disrespecting my husband or
disrespecting anybody in my family, or disrespecting you. Oh my god,
she was so nice to them. I would not know
its nice. I would have been swinging. I would have
been saying inappropriate things.
Speaker 2: It would have been off with security right.
Speaker 1: It would have been so bad, it would have been
so ugly, you guys, I could never go on that show.
I just I can't. I loathe these vile, disgusting, vulture women.
They're awful.
Speaker 2: By the way, Alyssa did not wear a mega hat
ye yesterday.
Speaker 1: She's a liar, is what she is. These are just
the most awful women ever.
Speaker 2: And they commplained about the doubt that RFK Junior has
put into the public's mind about vaccines. So that was
another thing that they went after her for.
Speaker 15: Here it is when you say that they are pro
a vaccine, it seems as though Bobby and Trump cass
doubt on the efficacy of the vaccine, which makes Americans
very nervous.
Speaker 1: So that's the problem that we'll have. I understand that.
I understand that.
Speaker 11: And it's interesting because I don't know if you saw
sixty minutes just did a piece about the vaccine injury
a compensation program, so people that have had vaccine injuries
can be compensated if they can prove it, and they
have paid out five point four billion dollars for vaccine injuries.
So my question is can we do better?
Speaker 2: Do we is that all vaccines are just the vaccines.
Speaker 1: It's all vack as far.
Speaker 11: As I know, as far as I know, But so
the question is yes to vaccines. Yes, they are important,
and they are an important part of our healthcare. Can
we do better? Can we make them safer? Can we
make them Can we listen to parents who say, my
child got the vaccine and changed and stopped hitting markers,
stopped developing the way they were developing. Can we listen
to people when they say that, instead of saying.
Speaker 1: But you want to listen to scientists? Really, which scientists
joy which scientists the scientists they deemed appropriate to listen
to because they squelched a whole, huge swath of scientists.
You don't get to tell me that we don't trust
the Public Health Forum anymore because of what they did
during COVID. So take all the seats I swear and that,
but they had her on. What kills me about these
feminist women is they have this woman on who's accomplished
in her own right, and they asked her nothing about herself.
Nothing she's accomplished. She's an accomplished actress, She's done incredible
work for United Cerebral Palsy, Like she is a huge
advocate for cerebral palsy. She's done a ton of stuff
for that. Ask her one thing about her or what
she's done individually or personally. It was all about her husband.
Don't you guys think that's weird? I think it's weird.
Speaker 8: Is that true?
Speaker 2: Because I didn't listen to the whole I didn't listen
to her whole appearances, So I don't know. Well, if
they did, it was overshadowed by all this shit, Oh
for sure. I mean these are the clips that are
getting all the press.
Speaker 1: Really, I mean, it's like, maybe ask her about stuff
that she does. I seriously doubt that they did ask
her anything about herself. I guarantee you that they went
in there and they just attacked her about her husband.
She's more than just her husband, you know.
Speaker 2: I hope it just makes her a stronger Republican, you
know what I mean, maybe because she's definitely not been one,
and so maybe she's starting to see more and more.
How awful, how truly awful the left is.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, they just were terrible, and she how
graceful and elegant and lovely. She was gotten lesser for
even going on that snake pit of a show.
Speaker 2: I know, last clip of that is when she pointed out,
you know, there have been h S secretaries with all
the credentials that these hyenas demand, who oversaw when there
was lead and arsenic in in stuff that we were consuming?
So what about that? And this is how they responded,
even baby.
Speaker 11: Formula, and now we were fighting out there's arsenic, there's lead.
So the question is who is running at chess when
they allowed lead and arsenic in a baby formula?
Speaker 1: How is that person? Don't make a right.
Speaker 11: I'm saying, Bobby is the one getting this out, you.
Speaker 2: Know, yeah, go for him on that.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, I'd see I would have punched her
in the face, and then I would have I would
have been arrested, and it just it all would have
got not that we can done violence on the show,
but show on that show violence.
Speaker 15: I don't know.
Speaker 1: I just couldn't help myself, Like, what is that? I mean,
it's crazy that I guess it's okay that he's getting
arsenic out of Okay, these ladies, they're horrible.
Speaker 2: They're horrible, they are absolutely awful. We've got some culture
stuff for today, and we're gonna kick it off with
this absolutely fantastic woman on TikTok who wants to tell
you about her white voice. I love her. You will
too sound white?
Speaker 3: Oh no, no, I sound like I can hold on
a job. I sound like PTO and dental. I sound articulate. Good.
You can't sound white unless you're out here barking in crayola.
I sound like I was raised by someone who hugged
me and checked my homework. Honestly, if sounding white just
means using grammar, then sign me up. I'll even throw
on a little semi colon with confidence. Hello, this is
professionalism speaking. How may I direct her insecurity?
Speaker 2: You're mad?
Speaker 3: I don't sound like you're stereotype.
Speaker 4: I'm mad you still have.
Speaker 3: One I sound like I pay my taxes on time.
I sound like a four oh one K. I sound
like I've never yelled at a cash here warmer at midnight.
I sound like I pay my rint on time. I
sound like I need terms and conditions twice. I sound
like HR would actually listen to me. I sound like
I survived group projects. You mean I enunciate tragic. I
sound like I use commas correctly. I sound like I
don't take out alone just to go by Gucci. I
sound educated, and most importantly, I.
Speaker 4: Sound like me.
Speaker 12: She's gorgeous too, I know, like hers were like perfection beautiful.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, absolutely gorgeous. You're this next clip. I hate
to play it because it's like depressing as hell. But
these are young girls being asked. You know, they're engaged
in one of those men on the street type of interviews,
and they're they're probably, like I want to say, maybe
somewhere in the twelve to fourteen age range. I could
be misjudging that because I'm not a very good judge
of age, but that's what they seem like to me.
And they're being asked the question how many genders are there?
One of the girls wants to be honest about that conversation,
and her friend has been so frickin' brainwashed that she's well,
you'll see how.
Speaker 4: Many genders are there.
Speaker 5: I feel like there's two because like, don't say they
don't care.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but I feel like you.
Speaker 1: Either switch for like sixteen or sometimes switch back and forth.
Speaker 2: Stop stop stop. I feel like it doesn't matter, it
doesn't matter.
Speaker 5: Whatever you want to be. It's fine, it's okay.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but I feel like they switch back and forth.
Speaker 3: Like I know, like it doesn't really matter. There's like
you can be anything you want to be, it doesn't matter.
Speaker 2: Come on, suck all right, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, No, you shouldn't be sorry. They're like sixteen,
they're probably at least sixteen years old of those girls. Yeah,
and that, Yeah, I'm sure that that happens all the time.
Speaker 2: That is so sad to me.
Speaker 1: My daughter would be like, there are two, I mean,
don't tell me what to do.
Speaker 2: Yeah, And there's part of me that's like, okay, So
maybe the friend was worried, like is this going to
harm my friend if she is outspoken about this, which, okay,
that's on video.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you know, and she maybe.
Speaker 2: She's just doing that out of protection, but the fact
that that was her instinct is to everything's fine, you
can do whatever you want. It's fine.
Speaker 1: That's brainwashing and it's sad. Oh it's total brainwashing. Teach
your kids to not be afraid to say what's true.
The truth is always okay, the truth is always. The
right way to present things is to present the truth.
Just tell your kids to speak the truth. Yeah.
Speaker 5: Yes.
Speaker 2: The New York Times recently did an article. So first
you're just going to see the title what does gen
Z divorce look like? Which seems like, okay, well, that's
probably going to be a rather interesting article, right, don't
even understand these two paragraphs which you are about to read.
Oh god, I mean, what in the world.
Speaker 1: In twenty twenty one, Kira Benson a violinist living in Seattle,
and it was time to get a divorce, ending their
two year lavender marriage, which you just found out about
the other day.
Speaker 2: I was today years old, yesterday years old.
Speaker 1: Wasn't an easy decision, but the musician had a supportive ally.
If you have to dump your ex husband, mix Benson said,
co dump him with his mistress. I'm already confused.
Speaker 2: I'm already confused exactly. Okay, so I'm not alone?
Speaker 1: All right? Before the breakup mix? What is mix?
Speaker 2: What is it?
Speaker 1: What am I reading?
Speaker 2: What is m Well, it's like they don't they don't,
they don't want to be either gender.
Speaker 1: Okay, all right, I'm already pissed off. All right. Before
the breakup mix Benson twenty seven, who uses the pronoun
they oh God, checked in with their therapist, who said
the divorce would be a good choice out of queer solidarity.
They informed their husband's mistress. How is it a mistress
if they don't have gender? Okay, anyways, this was kosher
and mix Benson's arrangement, which was not a legal marriage
but a domestic partnership about their shared partner's troubling behavior.
The night of the breakup Mix, Benson and the mistress
been a cozy evening together. We were eating a lot
of comfort food, playing a lot of animal crossing. I okay,
first of all, what in the world, just so it
was so there is no divorce because it was not
even a marriage to begin with. It was a domestic partnership. Okay, Well,
then just get your crap and move out. These people
are insane and this is insanity.
Speaker 2: So anyway, this was if this is gen Z and
their relationship, I'm just so worried for my son, you know,
just so he needs to marry your daughter and just
be done with it.
Speaker 1: I know, they really do, just need to get married
and just be done with it and have like fourteen.
Speaker 2: Kids and be normal, you know, yeah, because I can't
do I know, I've seen a trend here and there
on the socials of people getting married, of couples getting
married where and these are soymen, like these are the
soyist of the soymen. The men are taking the wives'
last names in the show of feminism, even though what
they're actually doing is taking the woman's father's names, so
it's not feminist at all. I cannot believe.
Speaker 1: I almost I almost played this with Carinn last week.
It's so weird that you're really so yeah, we're having
a total brain schare. But yes, I saw this last week,
and I find this to be so gross.
Speaker 2: Well, I don't know if we're talking about the same
video this you're about to see a girl who is
talking about how just ridiculous it is that women don't
ever get their own name, and she has a suggestion.
You guys, see what you think.
Speaker 16: Isn't it wild that a woman doesn't have her own
name that isn't connected to a man because her last
name is either her father's last name because she was
the property of her father, or her husband's last name
because she is the property of her husband. So should
we just all change our last names to vagina?
Speaker 2: Yes, that's what we should do.
Speaker 1: Okay, great plan, great intellectual take there, she's a powerhouse,
intellectual powerhouse right there. Good lord, No, we're not going
to do that. We're not.
Speaker 2: No.
Speaker 1: The one that I saw last week was a it's
always the banks, Yeah, it's always the banks, right. The
one that I saw last week was a woman who
had just gotten married. It was like a gen Zish age.
She had just gotten married to a man. And the
man walked into their apartment and he was like, I
changed my name to your last name. And they were
all excited because he had no balls, and the balls
maybe that he did have, were in jars or in
a jar next to her bedside or in her bedside table.
Because this is what they're doing, Like, just if you listen,
if just change your name, what is a big deal.
Speaker 2: Actually, or don't or just keep your names or whatever.
But like doing that, this is just so dumb.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's just so dumb fashion. I think that I
feel like women should take their husband's name. I'm old fashioned.
Speaker 2: Well, I was excited to because it's such a good name.
I mean, we are so easy, you know, expell it,
you know, right.
Speaker 1: I was excited to do that too. But I think
that's just part of the thing. It's part of the
whole deal. You get married, you take his last name,
you know, totally.
Speaker 2: Yeah, all right, let me make sure that I'm getting
all of our venmos. We had a message from Sarah
Napier yesterday that said a little seed money to get
the Kangaroo fund that started tonight.
Speaker 1: I should not have said anything. You know what I
really need is I need a cat, a really dicky cat,
and just name it Joy Behar. That's what I need.
Speaker 2: Really, Carrie Heath said, I'm calling on prayer warriors my
eighty four, Is that right? Yeah? My eighty four year
old father is having a knee replacement on Monday, and
I'm still dealing with a skin infection since early summer.
The pain is keeping me from sleeping and functioning. Well,
thank you everyone. This group is awesome and.
Speaker 1: It is awesome group. We do we do have a
big group.
Speaker 2: Kelly Wiseman said, Happy dad joke Wednesday, Happy thirty first
anniversary to the best dad joke teller my hubby Dave.
What did the ghost use to get the wrinkles out
of its sheet? Bootox love you jerks, XO XO. And
then over on locals Roth Lady Wright said, no one
needed to see that. Ever, what the actual f so
sorry language, I can't I'm so done if anyone pays
for that, referring of course to the furry thong.
Speaker 1: Okay a, gotcha, Yeah that's kind of okay. I do
not know now you Marcy Pariles, Good morning, checks stad
joke Wednesday? What did the janitor say when he jumped
out of the closet?
Speaker 2: Supl I love that one. That's one of my favorite
jokes ever.
Speaker 1: Awesome day. I need a coffee. Eric has the Holy
Spirit within her. God bless Erica and her children. She does, indeed, Jennifer, now,
what's the difference between ET and a legal alien? Et?
Only phone home? ET? Not only phone home? He actually
went back home? Then on Genes behalf. Yep, it's true.
Speaker 7: Mt.
Speaker 1: Christ Church Shooter said Candy was his main inspo that
factors into the Australia decision. Not surprising, interesting, Okay.
Speaker 2: Yeah, she's awful.
Speaker 1: She is awful. Shelley Bolton a mom joke for dad
joke Wednesday from the chick with stuff to say? What's
the fastest land mammal? A toddler who's been asked, what's
that in their mouth? My mod doesn't keep you a
sense of humor? Levey Jerks so true. Oh my god, Jennifer. No,
my son's school called to inform me they were transferring
into special AD. That doesn't seem right since I do
all of his homework.
Speaker 7: I love it.
Speaker 1: Sandy Stokes. In the right hands, an e caller is
a valuable tool. It's not the it's the full with
the tool. That trainer is a full pro trainer here.
Mm hmm, yep, Sandy knows Youurial Gonzales. I don't have
a dad joke, but I do have a humbling thought.
The more you learn, the more you realize how little
you know.
Speaker 2: That's true.
Speaker 1: Very it's a good thought.
Speaker 2: I like that.
Speaker 1: Melissa Tuttle stand up to Islam not ism. Sorry, I
have to wear my glasses when talking to my phone.
Happy hump day, ladies. You know what, I think that
there's a lot of auto correct. We were talking about
the issue and we got off the air, Lady Shannondoah.
So if AJ has to pay one point five billion,
I'm assuming Alex Alex jen Alex Jones. Yes, if Alex
Jones has to pay one point five billion, what about
the decades of Holocaust deniers, of people that deny that
ten seven twenty three never happened, even when confronted with
survivors of another event, of either event.
Speaker 2: That's the thing.
Speaker 1: It's just it seems very It's a slippery slope. Yeah,
it's slippery, all right. Yeah, Jennifer No, wasn't Whoop be
the one who said Joe Biden should be the surgeon
general since she had a PhD and was a wonderful doctor. Yes,
she was. She was the one.
Speaker 2: She called her a hell of a doctor.
Speaker 15: She did.
Speaker 10: Yep.
Speaker 1: Nathan Sangster, I say longevity like mock only one g
softened by the following E.
Speaker 2: Yeah, like it's a j longevity.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's why I say longevity longevityevity like long is
I say it wrong. Yeah, all right, you guys were
bringing it in.
Speaker 2: You're gonna go see my boy.
Speaker 3: Who's homes tough for fall break.
Speaker 7: Yeay.
Speaker 1: You guys have a fantastic day. We'll talk to you tomorrow.
Speaker 7: Hi.
Speaker 1: Everybody,