Speaker 1: It's just such the most important nonsense bullshit is what
it is. So stupid, guys, this whole thing is just weird.
It's really bizarre. It's just so astounding to me. We
all see the establishment.
Speaker 2: Op.
Speaker 1: Good morning, everybody, Happy Monday. How is our weekend? Was
it good? It was good?
Speaker 3: Good?
Speaker 1: It was chill, yeah, very chill? So was ours? Gloriously chill? Yeah?
I like it a lot. Okay, so we have to
it could be a long show today, long ish, maybe not,
I don't know. We are about engaging and the reason is,
of course, because we've been through a weekend, which means
we've been through basically three days of news, and so
we have a lot to catch up on. And it
all starts with the White House Correspondence Dinner version two
point zero that took place on Friday night. And I
think it was because that's like family movie night for us.
That's when we'd like do our dinner thing. And then
we watched Silo, which is like our favorite series that's happening,
and then we're like, what do we do next? We
knew the White House Correspondence Dinner was going to be on,
and we turned on the news. I think at nine
where it said moments away Trump speaks, and I was like, okay,
I can wait for moments. Did you wait moments or
was it longer than moments?
Speaker 4: Well?
Speaker 1: I think it was like nine forty five and he
still wasn't on the stage yet, and so I was like,
I am just going to watch in bed. I watched
the first fifteen minutes and was so bored, not impressed.
We're bored at all, and we're going to share clips
good and bad. Okay, because if you didn't watch it,
you know I caught up later. He's hilarious when he's
doing his own rally stuff or when you're scrolling when
he's got jokes written for him, right. Not it it's
not good.
Speaker 4: It's not good.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, I know.
Speaker 5: I watched some clips and I was like, wait, was
that supposed to be funny?
Speaker 1: Who's yeah?
Speaker 5: Because and people weren't laughing, and I just I don't know,
And I did it listen. I'm not you're you're better
than I am because you watch some of it live.
I was like, I'm not doing that on a weekend.
Speaker 1: No. It was just he's not great with like reading
a script of comedy. She's just not and so that's okay.
You know, he's funny in other ways, but that just
wasn't one of the ways. And so we'll have some examples.
But in any case, we do need to show this
clip that happened before the White House Correspondence dinner of
Trump being asked by Peter Deucy who he chooses as
the goat, like the athlete goat when it comes to
comparing between Lebron and Michael Jordan, which is like this
endless debate right amongst everybody, who is truly the best player,
like ever, of all time? And so here here is
how he chooses who the goat is.
Speaker 6: Today it was announced Lebron James has decided that he
wants his next team to be the seventy six ers.
Where do you stand on Lebron versus Michael Jordan as
the best ever?
Speaker 7: Well, Michael Jordan's a guy that's a friend of mine,
played golf with him. He's a really good guy. And
I think Lebron is maybe he's a racist, but maybe
he doesn't like Trump. I don't know, but I only like.
Speaker 8: People that like me.
Speaker 5: Oh god, I mean I could have called that He's
like it's like an era thing too.
Speaker 1: Michael Jordan is like our era.
Speaker 5: So like if you ask me that question and be like,
well it's Michael Jordan, Hello.
Speaker 1: Yeah, the same. I mean that is to me, it's
also Michael Jordan.
Speaker 5: I'd like to point out if he is a racist,
as liberals say he's a racist, why would he golf
with Michael Jordan, who is in fact black.
Speaker 1: Just a question.
Speaker 5: Oh, that's right, it's going to a narrative and how
racist he is.
Speaker 1: Okay, So this was We're going to get to the
White House corresponds dinner. Now we're gonna have a lot
of little clips to show. This was the one I
actually heard live, and I was like, I just don't
think this landed. And if this is how the speech
is going to be, I'm just going to go to bed.
I'm not going to even set it up here.
Speaker 7: It is to my administration of one speared and powerful
regime that relentlessly attacked America has finally been toppled. Their
former leaders have been removed, and they're now being run
by a gay dictator facing internal divisions. But I for
one wish Barry Weiss all the best at CBS.
Speaker 1: It is, yes, just did not land didn't land. There
was nobody laughing, like I don't, I mean, and I
just the thing is is that he wouldn't have made
that joke, like that's not a hymn joke to make socie.
These are and they land better when when they're actually
they seem like something he would say, who was the host?
Was he the host? I don't, like, I didn't really,
wasn't it the what's her name? Like I always think
of Wiji boards whenever I hear her name, but like
she's the president of the White House Court. It's the
Asian lady. Yeah, but I just don't remember her name. Okay,
all right, I didn't know because I was like, there
has to be an MC, right. I guess they did
have entertainment, which was that like Mentalist, that O's guy
or whatever who did all of his little magic.
Speaker 5: And I just think that when when people MC and
people are in that sort of a setting, it's so
much better when it's off the cuff, you know.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and listen, One thing I will say is Obama
is exceptionally good at this sort of thing. Like he
had these perfect comedic timing and he just he I
don't know if it was a matter of rehearsing, and
maybe Trump just didn't feel like he needed to rehearse.
But some of these just did not land. That was
one of them. Yeah, but remember when presidents didn't have
to be good at that?
Speaker 5: Yes, I do, right, not everybody can be comedian and
it's yeah, it's I'm okay with him not being a comedian.
Speaker 1: It's fine. Again, He's funny in different ways. This just
wasn't one of those ways. Here is when he made
a joke. Again, I'm not going to set these up
because how.
Speaker 4: Many people get down?
Speaker 7: Get down, which caused Nikki Minaje to start working. Do
you believe get down? She's the only one that really
understood what that meant.
Speaker 1: Oh my god. I mean some people thought that was okay,
that was better. Fine, it was fine. I still would
rather be at home in my bed. He also, you know,
one of his things is to make up names for people, right,
like so back in the day it was a little Marco.
It's not so anymore, but that's his thing, right, He
makes up names for people, and James Talafrico is one
of those that he made fun of on Lady Marico.
I like it.
Speaker 7: James tell Africo, who hates guns, hates oil, hates sex,
hates women, and he said he is quote a Christian
who hates Christianity.
Speaker 4: Other than that, his I think his platform is quite good.
Speaker 7: And that means that he's not going to do very
well against Ken Paxid, who hopefully in Texas, is going
to win. But tell Africo, he's Alfa. You know what
it looks like to me, alfredy Newman. You remember alfredy
Newman Mad Magazine. He said that guy salfredy k Newman.
Speaker 1: I mean, yeah, this was I mean he was fine.
That was fine, right, that was fine. That's funny. Tell
Afreako everybody wrong with it? Good times?
Speaker 5: Right?
Speaker 1: Oh my gosh. He also this one. I liked this
one was. I thought, better execution, if you will, when
he made fun of Gavin Newsome here it.
Speaker 7: Is it's traditional that at least one or two potential
presidential hopefuls attend the Correspondence Center, but many of them
seem to have really chickened out. I was disappointed that
Gavin Newscomb didn't show up.
Speaker 4: He didn't show up.
Speaker 7: He should be here, But I heard that he recently
said that we will lose our country if we don't
fight fire with fire. And to be fair, there's only
one thing we know about Gavin and that' said he
definitely doesn't want to fight fire with water.
Speaker 4: He's got a lot of water. Never uses What a
disaster that should have never.
Speaker 1: Okay, that's funny, that's funny. I mean that was pretty good, right,
that was better. I'll allow it. Yeah. So again, some
of these landed, some of them not quite so much.
And if you are personally offended that were actually just
saying what we thought about it, maybe check check yourself.
We don't have TDS just because we didn't like some
of the jokes. Calm down. He also went after Jake
Tapper again. I thought this was appropriate because of Jake
Tapper being considered one of the very best investigative reporters
in DC. Here's what charm said about that.
Speaker 7: But some people say that Jake Tapper is a great
investigative reporter in DC, and that's why after moderating our debate,
it only took him one year to break the story
that Joe Biden might possibly have suffered from cognitive decline.
Took him one year. He wrote a book about how
great he was mentally not not too good of course.
Speaker 1: Yeah. I mean again that needed to be called out. Yeah,
and that's the thing.
Speaker 5: I think this was his platform to call out some
of the people like it may not have been like hah,
it's funny, but it was a good play. He was like,
you know what, I hate all of you. You suck
and I'm going to get up here and I'm going
to just ream you's. That's I feel like that's kind
of what he did. He was just irritated. I mean,
the guy was shot at during the last one. So
the fact that they're even doing this, I think is
a good thing. It's him and him getting up there
in front of everybody and trying to smack down the
media again, I'll allow it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean, he had plenty of opportunities to do that,
and he also had opportunities to say, listen, I respect
what y'all do, and don't think you're particularly good at it,
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Speaker 1: So this next one was absolutely one of my favorites.
Like this one, I thought was absolutely hilarious and it
landed and I think everybody enjoyed it, and it was
it was, it was perfect. Here is a good one.
Speaker 7: Everyone finally got to enjoy their entire very delicious beef
Tenderloin's very special beef. And I want you all to
know that Bobby Kennedy is right here personally ran over
the cow and his car.
Speaker 4: Boom and he cut it up and he brought.
Speaker 7: It here for you to eat tonight, so it's very fresh.
Speaker 4: And Bobby also.
Speaker 7: Suggested an appetizer featuring his favorite cut of mail raccoon roadkill,
but we drew the line at Cheryl. We said, no,
we're not going to do that. We're not doing that.
We love Bobby. I'll tell you is that piece of work.
Speaker 1: I mean that was That was a cute one, pretty funny.
That was a cute one. And this one was cute
because I don't know that it I don't know that
people even realized that it was a joke. Because it
was so like quippy and quick, but it was good
if you were paying attention. This one I thought was
also on point.
Speaker 7: Senator Warren did not accept our invitation to debate.
Speaker 4: I wanted to debate her in various.
Speaker 7: And sundry things, and she decided not to do it,
and I decided to bury the hatchet.
Speaker 4: It doesn't matter, get it.
Speaker 1: Uh huh, bury the hatchet. I got it. I don't
think anybody got it. But like I thought that was
that was a good one. People were too busy enjoying
their beef tenderloin. You know that's probably right. So this
next one clearly another that was written for him, and
it was so bad that even he was like, this
one is really bad, you guys. So I'll just let
you hear it.
Speaker 4: I do think we need term limits in Congress.
Speaker 7: I think term limits are very important because I see
what's happening.
Speaker 4: I see what's happening.
Speaker 7: The other day, a senator I knew got a text
a great guy from his wife, and she said, when
you get home, I want to have you immediately come
up the stairs and make love to me. And he said,
I can't do both. You know what you know in
other words, can't go up the stairs and make love.
Speaker 4: Does anybody get that way? I thought that was actly
pretty good.
Speaker 7: That was actually the only thing I thought was good
in this whole freaking stupid speech that they wrote.
Speaker 4: He went down with that exactly great laughter.
Speaker 7: I think, you know, in other words, you can't go
up the stairs and make love too okular, So we're
looking for term limits.
Speaker 4: Does anybody understand this?
Speaker 1: Uh my god.
Speaker 5: The person who wrote it is probably fine. He's like,
you're fight it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm not seeing that person last. He's probably that
was not a great one. And then he absolutely got
the world spinning on its axis because he pretended that
he's running for a fourth term again. And you know,
liberals cannot take it. They cannot take this joke. They
cannot deal. And I thought it was great. It would
have been crazy for him not to include this because
he knows it makes everybody crazy. The giant troll. He
does it all the time.
Speaker 10: Troll.
Speaker 1: Yeah, these people are so stupid and so stupid. So
here's the moment. He even had the Trump twenty twenty
eight hat that he ended up throwing into the crowd.
But here's what he said that got the Internet spinning
good together.
Speaker 7: That's why tonight to show just how much I care
about the press, and I want to save your ratings,
and please to announce my intention to and this is
a somewhat of a scoop intention to run for a
fourth term as president of the United States.
Speaker 4: I will be doing that. I will be having an.
Speaker 7: Official In fact, I think I have Yeah.
Speaker 4: I want, I want three times. Now I'm going to
do it again. Thank you.
Speaker 11: I'm gonna do it.
Speaker 1: He's not going to do it again. He's not going
to do it in control.
Speaker 5: And it's these people they're just like, oh my god,
he's a dictator, where like democracy is ending, just like
Twitter was out of control. It's like, calm down. This
is the same people who are like, ma'm donnie, can
arrest not in Yahoo right exactly.
Speaker 1: The amount of genuine of people genuinely taking him seriously
was so ridiculous. We have a little bit of a
montage to just show you some of the reaction. Hide kids,
hide wives, hide everybody because they're mad.
Speaker 6: Donald Trump just announced officially put on his own Trump
twenty twenty eighth.
Speaker 1: My god, it's official.
Speaker 12: He is officially going against the fucking Constitution.
Speaker 4: Oh okay, everybody that voted for him, Fuck.
Speaker 1: You all, you magafucks. Go out and vote for him.
Go vote for him for twenty twenty eight.
Speaker 7: Do it.
Speaker 13: I fucking dare Oh double dog dare you.
Speaker 1: I trivel dog dare you?
Speaker 5: Because if you do, it doesn't matter who's running on
the other.
Speaker 1: Ticket, they automatically fucking win.
Speaker 14: You know, one night you go to sleep, and the
next morning you wake up and you find out that
Trump just announced his candidacy for twenty twenty eight.
Speaker 1: For a third term.
Speaker 3: He wants to do a third term directly in defiance
of our constitution because the.
Speaker 1: Twenty second Amendment does not allow him to do that.
Speaker 10: If you were in doubt that we were in a
constitutional process before, now there is no doubt. Trump just
announced on live TV that he was going to run
for a third term as president. He took out a
hat that said Trump twenty twenty eight and put it on.
He is dead serious about this. He just said full
stop that he does not care about the twenty second
Amendment of our Constitution, the highest law of our land
that he swore of to uphold.
Speaker 1: Go love your neighbor, Just watch the neighbor him. He's
actually he's actually doing it. He's actually going to try
and run. My god, there's you bid it. It hurts
my head out. Stupid. It just is so stupid. It
is ridiculous, but they genuinely believe it. I loved what
Benny Johnson said about this photo from Getty of Trump
throwing out the hat and it's true. Like, how can
one man have so many iconic photos? It's true photo. Yeah,
it's literally perfect. It is perfect. It's just incredible. I
don't know how he does it.
Speaker 4: Yep.
Speaker 1: These people have such tds. It's just so crazy.
Speaker 5: And then they have the audacity to talk about the
Constitution when Democratic Socialists are taking over their party and
saying that they want to knock everything down.
Speaker 1: Like, I just can't with these people. And Trump knew,
of course that this would be the reaction, right, and
so he continues. If you go to his true social
he continues to troll everyone, posting meme after meme after
meme about it. This is just an example. He's like,
I mean, he's absolutely milking it, which is exactly what
he should be doing.
Speaker 5: Suncket libs. This is like, you have zero sense of humor.
Speaker 1: I mean, how do you take that seriously?
Speaker 5: Well, there's a lot that they take seriously. There are
the same people that buy into conspiracies about Charlie Kirk.
Speaker 1: You know, yeah, it is the same. They're deranged. So
the troll that got the most attention probably is when
he went after Caitlyn Collins during the dinner and compared
Caitlyn to Dylan mulvany, which is a very easy comparison.
They're literally sisters, right, And so here is the moment
that got everybody all up in a tizzy.
Speaker 7: Want to personally congratulate CNN's Caitlyn Collins on receiving her award.
Speaker 4: It's all about me. It's a fake. She shouldn't get
the award. It was a fake. But I didn't mind.
Speaker 7: I said, Kaitlyn, congratulations Wolf. But it was fake, there's
no question about it. But she's a.
Speaker 4: Young, attractive woman. She never smiles. I said, Kaitlyn, do
you have a smile. Smile?
Speaker 7: You have a nice position. You're at CNN, fake news.
You should be a happy person. Just smile, Caitlyn, just smile.
But we attack And I thought Caitlyn had really made
it big with a major new sponsorship, But then I
informed her that it wasn't her on the butt, like
can it was Dylan mulvany.
Speaker 5: That actually was funny to me, And you know, she
was fuming. Oh my gosh, why would she be Why
would she be mad for being compared to a dude
that cross dresses? Why would she be mad about that?
I mean, they're the party of tolerance and love and kindness,
and that's the thing.
Speaker 1: They can't It's very difficult for liberals to make sense
of their rage about this. I mean, the Daily Beast,
for example, put this out saying triggered Trump launches vile
attack Caitlyn Collins, And as Gina Milan pointed out, can
someone explain this to me? Like, I'm five? Trump compared
Caitlin to Dylan mulvaney and the media is losing its
mind calling it an attack. But lately, don't they constantly
tell us that trans women are beautiful, that they're real women,
that we should celebrate them. So why is comparing a
woman to a trans woman suddenly an insult? Wouldn't that
be a compliment in their world? Yeah?
Speaker 5: I'm also confused about the outrage. I don't get it, Like,
why would she be butt hurt over this when her
side can't even define a woman. But here they are.
But they're telling us, they've been shoving this down our
throats for how long? You should be delighted to be
compared to Dylan mulvainy.
Speaker 1: Yeah, because it's their side who insists that Dylan is
a woman. So why would she be mad about being
compared to an old woman, beautiful woman? Exactly why? I
think we all know why, right, And of course Trump
couldn't help himself but double down on this as well,
his team posting his retweet of Caitlin's face smoothed onto
Dylan Mulveny's but light ad, which was hilarious. I mean,
they really do look a lot like you.
Speaker 5: You put them side by side, they are like identical twins.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's crazy. And then, because Caitlin is so she's
better than you. Okay, she's much much better than you,
she decided to quote Eleanor Roosevelt in her I guess
response to this whole hullabaloo, and she posted this on
her Instagram saying, no one can make you feel inferior
without your consent.
Speaker 5: Okay, all right, Caitlyn, She's tony Robbins.
Speaker 1: Now le'k at her, go right, okay, So she wants
you to know that she is unaffected by this.
Speaker 5: Everybody, she's affected, a little bit effective, a little affected,
just a little bit, a little bit excuse me, okay,
So to wrap this up and then we'll move on
to other things.
Speaker 1: We have a clip from our BFF, Scott Jennings. That's right.
He talked about or just sort of did a quick
analysis of the entire speech that Trump gave. Here is
what he said.
Speaker 15: He started the speech was something that I thought was
good and necessary. We do not yield to political violence.
I thought that was probably the best line of the
speech given the nature of the event tonight. And he
ended the speech by saying, I have great respect for
your profession. Now the middle of it is going to
be controversial because some of the jokes landed and some
of the jokes didn't. I thought the best joke was
the RFK joke. You know, I hope you enjoyed the
beef he ran over the cow that I think that
was probably the best joke of Some of the jokes
veered off into very sort of ordinary insults, and that's
not going to land for many audiences. But I did
like the part about not yielding to political violence. And
I did like the fact that he did show respect
to the press and their role in our American politics.
Speaker 1: I think that was very fair. Yeah, I think it
was okay to be honest about the fact that some
of the jokes didn't land. It was a good summation
of the evening. Yeah, I mean, we don't have to
praise every last thing that Trump does. I don't know
why that's still for so many.
Speaker 5: If I were him, i'd probably want to get up
on that stage and ring people too.
Speaker 4: Well.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean I don't, I'm not.
Speaker 5: I don't think it's a bad thing what he did.
I think some of the jokes didn't land. Fine, But
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there was yet another Islamic terrorist attack, this one at
a German pride parade over the weekend, and you will
it was one of those attacks where the terrorist decides
to ram a car into a bunch of innocent people.
That's what happened again, and interestingly, whenever this kind of
attack happens, it's always the car that commits the attack.
What we should ban assault cars is what we should do.
I mean, so just look at these various headlines BBC, Reuters,
New York Times, The Guardian. They all say that a
vehicle crashed into a crowd, where that doesn't seem to
be the most important part of the story.
Speaker 4: It should be.
Speaker 5: Rewritten a Muslim rammed his car into the crowd. That's
what it should say, but they won't say it because
they can't say it.
Speaker 1: They want the headline to not focus on the most
obvious thing, right, And now we're starting to find out
a lot more about the perpetrator, who, by the way,
is now dead. He was shot and killed hours afterwards.
By the way, didn't It wasn't right away. They had
to hunt him down first, and then they shot and
killed him because he pulled a knife on cops. But basically,
what you need to know about this is this guy
Abdul ball out.
Speaker 5: I'm sure that's not how you say it. I'm really
shocked that his name is Abdul. I'm shocked by that.
Speaker 1: I know, it's amazing. I mean the more shocking thing
would have been Mohammed. If it had been Mohammed, that
would have been a true surprise. So he was born
in Berlin, but he left Germany for Lebanon, and then
Germany identified him as being an Islamist threat, so they
had him arrested in Lebanon, flew him back to Germany
to put him on trial because he was plotting terror attacks.
They convicted him, they sentenced him. This was back in May,
but then they released him for time served and then
this is what you get. M hm. He was actually
just about to attend de radicalization counseling. Oh my god,
like that's even come on.
Speaker 5: And you know, like all the gay people at the
Pride Festival were like Muslims and Palestinians are allies. They
love us, and then and then he drives us.
Speaker 1: What do you say? Like this is the thing. They
will make.
Speaker 5: Apologies for these people. They will constantly act as if
they're BFFs. They hate you, they want to throw you
off a building, like what is wrong with these you?
There were people at these parades, like there was one
in London too of the weekend where.
Speaker 1: They're wearing Palestinian flags.
Speaker 16: I don't.
Speaker 5: I cannot get into the brains of these morons.
Speaker 1: I can't. I don't want to live there.
Speaker 5: I'm just like if I visit, I want to understand
what they're thinking.
Speaker 1: And I just think, well, it's impossible to make any
of that make sense. Sheer ignorance. It is, It absolutely is.
And you know, I know there were like videos that
were going around socials of people going before they knew
who the perpetrator was, of people going, oh my god,
I hope it's not a Muslim because they just can't
bear to be to have the stereotype realized, well, guess what,
most of the time it's going to be it is, right.
Speaker 5: Like, there was some woman, some German woman that got
up on a stage and she was like, I'm really
sad it wasn't a white dude, because they've been taught
that it's okay to hate the white guy. Yeah, you know,
the white I'm sorry, the white Christian guy. The white
Christian guy isn't going to throw you off a building
for being gay. What like, what is it going to
take for these people to wake up? I just don't
get it.
Speaker 1: It makes me so curious about what that deradicalization counseling
looks like. I would love to see like the slide
deck for that training program. You know what I mean.
You're not going to deradicalize something you're not with a
counseling session or a couple. I mean, that's just it's
like it's like de gaying buddy, stop it. Yeah exactly.
Speaker 5: It's like the Islamists that they are taught from birth
to hate everybody.
Speaker 1: You're not going to unhte them, you know exactly. All Right,
moving on, we need to talk about the fact that
the DNC and we've mentioned this before, that the RNC
is like way ahead of the DNC in terms of finances,
in terms of raising money, So that's a positive thing.
It doesn't necessarily translate into oh, I mean the midterms
are going to be a slam dunk, not by a
long shot. But we do have a little bit more
information about how like what dire straits the DNC is
actually in. Saw this headline and just had to laugh.
So apparently the DNC has put its DC headquarters up
as collateral so that they could secure a fifteen million
dollar line of credit to help fund investments ahead of
the elections because they don't have the cash on the tracks.
Speaker 5: It totally tracks them, right, I mean collateral, right, the
one thing that we like have we're going to put
up as collateral because we can't raise the money. But
you're right though it doesn't us having money in the
bank doesn't translate to us winning.
Speaker 1: Yeap, still have to go vote. It's all about the turnout,
you guys. It's all about the turnout. And again, and
we've talked about this ad nauseum, but every time there's
somebody on the news that is identified as a co
chair of the DSA it's a new person, you guys.
I don't know how many co chairs they have. It's
like assistant principles. It's so crazy, and so there's another one,
or maybe they're just all running together for me and
I just I block them out and so each time
they appear, it's like they're new. Yeah, maybe they're not.
I don't know. But a DNC co chair, I'm sorry.
A DSA co chair was on with Shannon Bream over
the weekend and she because of the platform, which we've
talked about, came out. It includes things like abolishing the Senate,
abolishing prisons, et cetera. Shannon Bream wanted to get directly
from this co chair, like, do you guys really mean this?
Do you really mean it that you're gonna do all
these things? And this psychopathic DSA co chair is very
serious about it, you guys. You'll see it in this interview.
Speaker 14: Of your platform, and I want to ask you just
give me sort of a true false on these Abolish
the Senate, true okay, replace the Presidency and Supreme Court
as we now know them, yep, abolish ice, absolutely, abolish borders,
and give amnesty to anyone currently in the US illegally.
Speaker 1: As a long term plan. Yep, defund the Pentagon.
Speaker 14: Absolutely, abolish my prisons at least in large part.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Again that as part of a long term program.
Speaker 14: Yeah, okay, so no prisons, government or public ownership of
most large corporations.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Absolutely, Oh my god, it's out of control.
Speaker 5: And then she was like, oh, yeah, like pedophilia and
rape and murder, it's because of pover, like the people
who are committing these crimes, it's because we haven't gotten
rid of poverty. Really, you think pedophilia is because people
are poor, like they do that because they're they're out
of their freaking minds.
Speaker 1: I mean, don't they know it's really because of climate change? Hello,
I just you can.
Speaker 5: And then they turn around and they'll point fingers at
us and say that we're like living like it's a dictatorship,
Like we it's authoritarian.
Speaker 1: What lianet are you on? It's crazy?
Speaker 5: We've I mean, people have got to wake up though,
because this is the Democrat party now it is well
and there are.
Speaker 1: A handful, very small handful of Democrats who seem to
get it. We mentioned Van Jones last week. He is
one of them, sounding the alarm even James Carville, who's
a complete psychopath. Yea, even he is, like you guys,
the DSA, that's that shouldn't be too little too late though,
ma right, right, it is, it is too little too late.
But John Fetterman has been consistent about this from the
get go, and so he saw that same interview with
the co chair that we just showed, and he said,
Democrat socialists abolished Senate, the Pentagon, Presidency, prisons. This is
not a big tent. It's anarchy. Why can't Dems call
out the DSA.
Speaker 5: Because that's it's kind of like them not calling out illegals.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it won't do it.
Speaker 5: Because they know that it'll continue to give them power,
and that's all they want at the end of the day.
All they want is power. They'll do anything to get it,
even if it's have zero morality whatsoever, which we always
we already know they don't have that. So they're like, Okay,
the socialists want to take over, the commedies want to
take over. I mean, I guess it's fine as long
as we continue to wield, you know, we have power.
Speaker 1: It's crazy. It is getting so mainstreams. That's what's really terrifying.
About the whole thing, because anytime something gets mainstreamed, it
all of a sudden you find like that the lowest
common denominator folks, the LOFO people just start hearing about
it and think, oh, this is a good thing now, right,
So you get more idiots that are in favor of this.
I mean you can see from all the man on
the street interviews that are all over the place. This
is landing for people. It is it is making sense
for them.
Speaker 5: And it's it's like kids can't read cursive. You think
they know history exactly.
Speaker 1: And you remember the one video that we showed last
week of the guy who mistook what socialism is for
socializing yes, and he was like, Oh, it just means
we're a big community and we think each other and
we lovegence. They're so stupid, and they also try to
cover up their true intentions by even calling it democratic socialism.
We know what it really is, and so does Bill Maher.
He's another one that you know, give them credit where
it's due on this issue. He has been one hundred
percent accurate, especially when it comes to calling out Mayor
Mom Donnie for exactly who and what he is. He
did a little bit more on that this past weekend.
Speaker 16: The story that liberal algorithms locked out. Her name is
Cea Weaver, and if you ask anyone in the blue
sky bubble who that is, to look at you like
a turkey looking up at the rain. But she's kind
of important in New York, being Major Mondanni's Chief of
the Office to protect tenants. And since Mamdanni's big issue
is the rents too damn high. Yes, he stole this
guy's act. It's a very key appointment in the most
important city in the country, which is also our financial center.
It matters that the mayor stands by, and so I
assume stands with someone who says things like, if you
don't believe in the government's sacred right to seize private property,
it's over seize private property. Home ownership is racist, elect
more communists. Private property, especially home ownership, is a weapon
of white supremacy, really, even among the twenty million Black
Americans who own their own home. But these are statements
made as an adult. Yes, for co eds from elite
private colleges, you're only a lesbian until graduation, but the
communism lasts a lifetime. Democrats seem to be having this
debate whether or not may or Mom Donnie is a
socialist or a democratic socialist. Let me settle it. He's
a straight up communist. How do I know this, Well,
I'm reading between the lines when one of his major
advisors says, elect more communists.
Speaker 5: Yeah, hello, I mean, this is not difficult. And he's
the worst kind of communist because he's an Islamo communist.
So he wants to integrate both Islamism and communism. You guys,
that is the most destructive thing that you can do.
And I just I find it so amusing that all
of these democrats are like, no, no, that's not us,
it's you.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's you, it's yours. Into your big tent. This
is what you get.
Speaker 5: That's your family now, you know, just liay with that,
and they just they want to act like it's not happening.
Speaker 1: It's happening.
Speaker 2: Mm hmm.
Speaker 1: So, and we've talked about the fact that Mom Donnie
for a long time kept saying, if Bibe Natanya whoever
shows his face in New York City, I'm going to
arrest him because of the International Criminal Court, and you know,
he should be in the Hague and he's a war criminal.
Et cetera, et cetera. And then he released that video
where he was so somber and serious and he was like,
I've tried everything, you guys, and I've been told that
legally I have no way arresting him. But he keeps
telling New Yorkers, you know, make your feelings known. If
you agree with me that he's a war criminal, get
out in the streets and show him what's what if
he ever shows his face here? And so Bibe was asked,
I think it was Maria Bartiromo who was like, so
are you nervous about coming to New York? Like are
you do you have any hesitation? And like Bibe is
going to be scared of that guy? Right, No, he's not.
Here's what he said, Prime Minister.
Speaker 17: You just heard what Zora and mom Donnie had to say.
He's calling you a war criminal. You're not welcome in
New York City. We of course also heard from the
President Trump on this and many others who said, this
is absolutely not happening. But what are your plans? Are
you still going to come to the U in General Assembly?
Are you concerned about that?
Speaker 18: Certainly now I'm not concerned, and I certainly intend to do.
So I've appeared just about every year, not every year,
but almost every year in my prime ministership unless there
are security conditions, but barring that, and I don't expect
that to be the case this time. Yes, I do
intend to come.
Speaker 19: To New York.
Speaker 5: It's like he would like he would be afraid of
some failed rapper who lives off his mom's money.
Speaker 1: You know, He's like, yes, yes, yeh. So anyway, I
hope he arrives in New York City soon. And I
hope that Mayor Mam Donni just hates it. I hope
that he's so uncomfortable by it. I hope that for him.
Speaker 5: Yeah, her cabinets whole ridiculous Islamo commie cabinet.
Speaker 1: Suck it.
Speaker 5: It's like still a pothole, dude, do something for your city.
Speaker 1: Good lord. So you guys. Daisy sent me this video
last week that it's of this Somali chick who is
a citizen, unfortunately of the United States, who has I
don't know if these are drawn on, Like what would
you say about the lips this woman? I don't know.
It's a trackerjackers have stunned her. I don't know whatever
they are the fact that she wants to emphasize them
is bizarre. Okay, So I'm just giving you that fair
warning because she's at a she's in the full black
get up right like she's her face is showing, but
everything else is one hundred percent covered. Face is definitely showing.
It's definitely showing, and she's noticing that at the airport
people are uncomfortable by her presence. Well, yeah, they should be,
and probably some of it has to do with your lips.
Speaker 20: So I'm here at MSP in Minneapolis, Termina one, and
I swear to you, guys, white are so uncomfortable, Like,
I don't know why they're so uncomfortable people considering that
we were like living with with white people for a
very very long time. But the tension is definitely in
the air. And let me tell you guys, one thing.
I haven't been here in Minnesota in a while. I
was actually back on in Africa, and so I can
definitely sense the difference. But I just want to tell
everyone one thing is that we're here to stay. We're
not leaving, and you better.
Speaker 1: Get used to it.
Speaker 20: So Somali's get used to that at tension and white
Americans get used to Somali's bye.
Speaker 1: She seems nice, right, How does that even happen?
Speaker 9: Like?
Speaker 5: I don't know, and I am uncomfortable when they are
covered like that. I am uncomfortable. I don't like it.
Speaker 1: Why are you covered?
Speaker 4: You know?
Speaker 1: I don't.
Speaker 5: This is the thing here in America, we don't. It's
you're free as a woman, you know what I mean.
I guess she'll say, oh, but I love this. I
am free and I choose to do this, Okay. Well,
it's always just so interesting to me because they can
pray and do all this stuff here in America that
they're like, I am not able to do that.
Speaker 1: And heard shitty country, you know.
Speaker 21: What I mean.
Speaker 5: I can't go over there and I can't pray as
a Christian. There are things I can't do. But then
they come over here and they enjoy all the freedoms,
and then they want to do things like instilled Sharia law,
which is like the least amount of freedom you can get,
especially as a woman. I am uncomfortable with it. I
feel like Americans should be uncomfortable by this because they're
starting to infiltrate everywhere, and they're so raising about it
because they're using our First Amendment against us. They're using
our compassion and tolerance against us. They're taking advantage.
Speaker 1: Absolutely they are. And it's interesting how she calls where,
you know, Somalia home. I was back at home, right,
thank god here? Then why are you here if you
have such an issue with the fact that people are
uncomfortable by your giant track of jacker lips and your garb,
and just go home where you're going to be more comfortable.
Speaker 5: I feel like in the country where she's from, they
would not, at least like in an Islamo, you know,
in a region that is just mostly Islamist, they would
not allow her to paint that as much as she does.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean, yeah, I don't. I don't generally see
that a lot.
Speaker 5: On It was very Americanized if you're Americanized. Yeah, it's
too much of a of a thing, you know what
I mean?
Speaker 1: That is just that was entirely too much. Okay. Gretchen Whitman.
The reason for my name today and somebody we have
not talked about in forever. The reason that we're bringing
her up today is simply because in the battle in
the Democrat primary for Senate in Michigan between abdul Lsied
and Hailey Stevens, both of whom are such incredibly flawed weirdos.
Gretchen has made her selection, and so I wanted you
to hear straight from the horse's mouth who she is
getting behind.
Speaker 4: Governor.
Speaker 1: I've had one strategy, get things done.
Speaker 9: That's strategy informs everything that I do, and that's why
I'm endorsing Hailey Stevens for the US Senate.
Speaker 1: So just as a reminder, because you guys, I don't
know if you remember the clip that we played of
Hailey Stevens last week or the week before just being
a freaking weirdo. Okay, yeah, total weirdo. She's so weird
and people rightly have been calling her out for being
a total weirdo. So now she's doubling down. She wants
you to know that just because you're making fun of
her weirdness, she's just gonna get that much weirder.
Speaker 22: Okay, some of you have seen, you know, there's those
cool kids on the internet. They're doing the cool kid chatter.
Some of them might be the coastal elites making fun
of how I talk. Not okay, says my governor.
Speaker 1: But let's be real.
Speaker 22: They're making fun of Michigan. Oh, thinking they're better than us.
Now they don't know it's I am your voice, and
their jokes and their criticism only makes me fight harder.
Speaker 5: Oh my god, lady, if I was going to pick
a voice, it wouldn't be you.
Speaker 1: How is that a real person? It's I know, she
is an snl skit she is.
Speaker 5: It's crazy, you guys, And you know they both like
get together and they're like.
Speaker 1: Let's go make a key after role making with lots
of cheese. I just every time I see her and
the faces that she made, I mean, that is not
a real She's crazy. You probably saw James Clyburn standing
behind her, just full of support. And James Clyburn, of
course from my state of South Carolina. And interestingly enough,
everyone is mad right now from the Democrat Socialist side,
at least because the DNC has just now decided that
South Carolina will be its first twenty twenty eight primary
state for the party. And that is really, really troubling
to the Democrat Socialists of America because South Carolina is
extraordinarily conservative. Even her Democrats are conservative right, and so
there is no way that South Carolina is going to
choose one of the DSA candidates as their person, like
AOC does not have a good chance in South Carolina. No,
so the DSA is real mad about this, which I
just find hilarious because the DNC is always screwing up
everything for their own base, and so this is just
the latest example, which I thought was hilarious.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it is pretty hilarious. Don't South Carolina. You don't
mess you know, So we'll see what happens.
Speaker 1: But that, yeah, we're going to be the first Democrat
primary state. Also, I don't know if you guys have
had a chance. I don't know how this is just
now becoming public, but somehow it is. And that is
the fact that doctor Fauci kept a diary during the
whole COVID FIESCO and that was stupid, It really was.
I mean, I don't know why we're only just now
seeing it and it's only just coming out, but the
fact that it is coming out, it is revealing just
what an evil troll he really really is. Absolutely incredible
revelations coming out of this diary, not just about him,
but also about like Rando's, like Alissa Farra, who apparently
you're going to see from the screenshot. She was siding
with him about his criticism of Scott Atlas, and Scott
Atlas was one of the doctors who was like, hey,
we're going too far, Like this is crazy. All of
these lockdowns are crazy, and so Alyssa Farra. Now, of
course you know her from such things as the view.
She emailed doctor Fauci back in twenty twenty saying that
she was trying to get doctor Scott Atlas fired, and
she said, quote, he goes rogue and it's wildly unhelpful.
I'm so sorry you have to deal with this. I've
advocated for his dismissal for months. To know about what
a b ch like Atlas.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and that's their Republican on the view, you guys,
that's their conservative If that tells you anything about the view.
Speaker 1: I wonder if he, like wrote in his diary I
am science.
Speaker 4: He didn't.
Speaker 1: I mean, he basically did, because all he cared about
was the fame and the glory and the accolades and
the attention. But the minutes that he talked about that
is over the top. That's the thing.
Speaker 5: The fact that he documented it. Yeah, it's just so
astounding to me.
Speaker 1: I can't.
Speaker 5: Okay, it just shows the level of narcissism that we're
dealing with with this.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, greak out of control. Can you read?
I mean, I know it's super small, but are you
able to read the blue highlighted part from his diary?
Speaker 5: Yes, big front page article about me appeared in the
Washington Post, very flattering. The situation with my national international
fame is explosive and really unimaginable. It is not hyperbole
to say that today I am the most famous and
talked about person in the country and one of the
most recognizable people of person I think he says peace
on in the world is so.
Speaker 1: Amazing saying that's what he's so focused on. And this
was one of many similar entries. Every time there was
like remember when he got the bobblehead, or whenever there
was like some Vanity.
Speaker 5: Fair remember the Vanity Fair cover, and we were like,
Brad Pitt's gonna pay it, like play him in the
biopic of his life.
Speaker 1: This is what he thinks. He thinks so highly of himself,
and he was constant every time there was something like that,
he wrote about it. He did an entry about it
in his stupid little diary. And the amount of power
that he enjoyed. He also turned that into accolades. So
this is also an excerpt where he said, I spoke
with Bill Deblasio, who is of course the mayor of
New York City at the time, and convinced and based
on what I was saying publicly and my conversation tonight,
to close the New York City schools. He had already
decided based on what I was saying on TV. I
went on to tell him he should close the bars
and restaurants. He said he would base this on my recommendation.
I had a similar call with Anna O'Leary, the chief
of staff of Gavin Newsom of California, and said that
based on my TV appearances today and yesterday, the governor
has decided to close the schools in California, as well
as bars and restaurants. When I left the White House
and cross Pennsylvania in seventeenth Street, several cars hanked their
horns and shouted thank you out the wind. I cannot.
I just can't.
Speaker 5: And you guys know people you know, people that were
in your maybe not inner circle, but like on social
media you saw that you were friends with in high
school that.
Speaker 1: They were just praising this guy.
Speaker 2: Mm hmm.
Speaker 5: I just it's out of country. He is out of control,
and he needs to pay for this mock. I need
to be more than Jess. Here's a diary, here's this.
We need to like do investigations in the whole gain
of function thing and how I mean did it result
in anything except for like misery for all of us.
So he needs to be held accountable.
Speaker 1: He has to be And I know, listen, I credit
Ran Paul with Uncovered with getting a lot of his
stuff uncovered, and he's been really really pressing this issue
as much as he possibly can. But he posted on
Twitter over the weekend like a little poll where he asked,
what do you hope to that we like, basically hound
doctor Fauci about most is that this issue, this issue
or this issue. And I was like, I don't give
an f I just want to see him go to jail,
Like I just want consequences. Enough of the questioning and
the hearings and all of the he's awful, We get it.
Speaker 5: Put me in a way the things that he made happen,
that he was personally responsible for people not being with
their loved ones when they died, businesses completely being disintegrated.
Speaker 1: This guy has got to go to jail. He's got
to go to jail. And well, unfortunately though, he was
pardoned with the autopen and that is a problem.
Speaker 4: You know what I mean.
Speaker 5: But I just I don't know about the pardoning thing,
like how long does that last?
Speaker 1: What does what does that entail? It just absolves him
of any crime committed, like for ten whole years or whatever.
I feel like we can find a loophole. There's got
to be well, considering it was signed by an autopen,
I would feel like that's the bigs there. You go
do something. Republicans do something. And I thought this was
super interesting too. There was also as early as April
of twenty twenty, which is of course when all of
the things were shut down. That's when we had to
do the fifteen days all the stuff. As early as April,
Trump was already pissed at doctor Burke's and doctor Fauci.
And this was another excerpt from the diary, which is
Jeffrey Tucker pointed out rightly. He said, I'm still making
my way through this, but this entry is gigantically important.
Trump on April twenty third of twenty twenty, fully realized
that he had been hornswoggled, which is like my new
favorite word by scamsters. This is the moment of the
great turning and this is completely new and so in
Fauci's diary, he wrote quote after the presser about one hour,
deb Burk's texted and then called me saying it was
good that I was not there since after the presser,
Potus called her into the oval and started yelling at her, saying,
you and Fauci have destroyed the country and the economy.
I should never have listened to you. You've completely destroyed us.
He kept saying this over and over again and was
yelling at her. I encouraged her that we're okay and
at the end of the day she and I will
be loved. Oh my god, what we care about? She
was relieved and after wrote me a text sincerely thanking me.
Speaker 5: What absolute crazy, power hungry shack holes.
Speaker 1: He's so awful and it's just self important, right, people
will still love us. I don't love you.
Speaker 5: You're a monster. You're a monster. And he did destroy
so many lives were destroyed, just kids.
Speaker 1: There's got to be any consequence.
Speaker 5: But you know what, he probably deep down he's like,
I'm going to get a pension. You know, these people
are gonna they love me and they're going to give
me a pension. I'm going to continue to get everything
paid for him. My lap highest paid, like government employee.
He was the highest paid, you guys, and we still
are paying for him. It's a travesty.
Speaker 1: Is It's disgusting. It's disgusting, all right, Moving on, We
have obviously spent some quite a bit of time actually
talking about our preference for twenty twenty eight if it
comes down to either Marco or JD, for example, We've
made it very clear that JD has some baggage ticks
in the negative column, shall we say, because of his
relationship with Tucker, his unwillingness to disavow some of the
crazy stuff that Tucker is saying about is on boss
by the.
Speaker 5: Way, flip floppy, whereas Marco is just steady and he's
got more experience period.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and so listen, I still like JD. There's just concerns. Okay,
there's concerns, but now now raising those concerns is apparently
part of an op Like the fact that we have
these concerns means that apparently we're being paid or like
we're being propagandized by Iran and Russia and China. We
can't just think these things on our own without people
like Don Trump Junior saying that this is part of
an op. And so Mark Hauprin released this video talking
about this op against jd which is such a ridiculous
notion to begin with, but here's what he said.
Speaker 23: With people lashing out of jd Vance, some of it
over Israel, some of it over his character, some of
it over a feeling that he's not the right person
to carry on the Republican legacy. Nobody thinks I shouldn't
say nobody. Few people think it's not. It's not because
he's not mag enough. It is, as jd vance defenders say,
it is largely the establishment who sees, in some cases,
the opportunity to break the Trump grip on the Republican Party,
to go back to a Republican Party that they liked before.
They see that opportunity to say jd Vance is not
the right person to be the president, to be the
next nominee, and jd Vance isn't comcouing to that. He's
not catering to that he's not trying to ameliorate, at
least not publicly.
Speaker 1: So this is what don Trump Junior said about that interview.
He said, this is the same bullshit that the globalists
and rhinos pulled against my dad. Rinse and repeat it
didn't work, then it won't work. Now we all see
the establishment op.
Speaker 5: I just that's he's this is not right. It's not right,
and I don't yet I did listen, I've never stopped
liking the Republican Party. So when people are like going
the talking about the flip flopping and the before and
the after Trump, I don't understand that I don't like
I guess there are some people who are like, okay,
Trump is in office now, I don't really like Trump.
I'm still a Republican. I guess there are people that
do that. I've never stopped being conservative. I've never stopped
being Republican. I don't understand that mentality.
Speaker 1: I don't. But well, there's almost this delineation between MAGA
and established establishment Republicans or whatever.
Speaker 5: I don't know there is a delineation, But to me,
I'm just like, okay, whatever. I do feel like, you know,
some of the the establishment y kind of people, like
all the people that are not getting you know, the
say back.
Speaker 1: To pushed through all these people.
Speaker 5: Yeah, there's there are those people, But who who are
who are they going to stump for? You know what
I mean? Like, I don't, I just don't. I know,
don't do rhinos get him out of there. But at
the same time, I just I've never wavered on Yeah,
I guess you can consider me maga. I just I
like the policies that Trump is put in place, right,
I just get sick of this whole maga label. I
guess it's and it's somehow a bad word. Now I
don't whatever.
Speaker 1: Well, it doesn't make sense because it's that is synonymous
with Trump maga, And I mean that is Trump's thing,
is maga, Like that is his whole ideology essentially. And
so just because we are not particularly fans of some
of the things that JD has said lately, I don't
that doesn't make you established for Don Trump Junior to
somehow suggest that now that makes us establishment or not
mega or part out of an op when he is
ignoring completely the fact that Tucker is ripping his own
dad to shreds.
Speaker 5: Right, where is the criticism for Tucker, and also where
is the pulse on the American people and like people
on the right and what we actually want for this country,
Because I feel like I'm just more in alignment with
Marco just the things that he said, his presence, his composure,
his steadfastness, there's no flip flopping.
Speaker 24: He just there's no riding of any fence, you know,
He's just he is saying all the things that to
me that Mega wants so or just that people would
can common sense.
Speaker 1: What's really weird too, is that like some of the
like folks like posts So and even Donald Trump Junior
in that tweet they I saw there there were a
lot of attacks on three time Trump voters, you know,
smaller influencers whatever who also feel like us right, who
have a they've got a little bit of a problem
with JD. They go after those people and say that
they're not really MAGA and those are the same people
that support and focus all of their accolades on Tucker. Like,
it doesn't make any sense to me because Tucker, for example,
is saying some of the most outwardly anti Trump stuff
ever and nobody criticized them, which is the whole point, right,
Like We're wondering, why isn't JD calling this out? Why
are people not disavowing Tucker? And it's not just anti Trump,
it's freaking liberal. It's like he's saying stuff that is
Bernie Sanders.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's he is, so yeah, I question the whole
mega is not Bernie Sanders exactly. Those two things do
not go together at all.
Speaker 1: So batya Angar Sargon responded to Donald Trump Junior, saying
a lot of people who put everything on the line
to support your dad have legitimate concerns about the company
the VP keeps. It's an insult to the power of
your dad's vision and legacy that inspired such sacrifices to
act like this as a foreign op or Rhinos, which
is exactly right. We've got a couple more reactions similarly,
Joy Reaper, I think is the next one now that
isn't what's going on. A lot of us aren't establishment.
We don't like the shift we see in some people,
and have made our own decisions without being part of
an op. Quit gaslighting your dad's supporters. I've voted for
him three times and I would again if I could,
but I probably would choose someone other than JD. I
personally don't care for his performance on the world stage.
There are other more qualified candidates, and I am entitled
to my opinion and I vote yes.
Speaker 5: I totally agree with Joy Reaper. I do agree on Yeah.
Speaker 1: William Jacobson also saying such bs The concerns with JD
have been the same for two years, his close and
non transparent connection to Tucker and what that represents ideologically
and for policies if he assumes the presidency. I wish
JD and his supporters would address that directly. They were substantively,
which is exactly right.
Speaker 5: It's easier to just like gaslight on the people who
are out here asking questions and saying you know what.
To me, it's about qualifications, and Marco is just more
qualified period.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's not an OP.
Speaker 5: Say I'm sick of everything becoming an OP. Not everything
is a conspiracy and an OP for crying out loud,
people just have opinions about staff.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and so, just as a reminder, Tucker who just
had Sean Ryan on his podcast this past week, they
talked about Trump and apparently Donald Trump Junior has no
problem with them saying stuff like that.
Speaker 12: I'm still trying to figure out what all of this means.
As someone who campaigned for Trump and told everybody Trump
is the option to the Unit Party. You got Republicans,
Democrats are on the same side, but Trump is not.
He's on a different side, maybe even the public side.
And then Trump, the last hope, winds up aligning with
Chuck Schumer and just joins the Unit Party. Hell is
he talking about in the most obvious way?
Speaker 1: I can't. And then Sean Ryan's like, oh shit, are
you serious?
Speaker 19: Serious?
Speaker 3: Just right?
Speaker 1: So, I know we're gonna get copied. We're gonna have
to end up editing these clips out because Tucker loves Freedo,
because he loves freedom. But I do think it's odd
that Sean Ryan said, specifically in this interview with Tucker
that three for the past three weeks he's apparently been
faced with demons in need of exorcism. And it was
three weeks ago the Candice was on his show. Oh
we don't know, no, but we know.
Speaker 25: I'm just saying that since incidental, Okay, just a little
a little bet Yeah.
Speaker 1: So yeah, he talked to Tucker because, as you know,
Tucker himself was visited by a demon who clearly still exists.
He's still there. Tucker's being he's trapped, he's in there.
And Sean Ryan apparently faced similar encounters. Here's what he
told Tucker had.
Speaker 19: A ton of encounters, but encounters. Yeah, you know, I
mean if I I mean even after that, there's there's
been a after it's been a long three weeks. And
I'll just say this, I've talked to some of the
most respected exorcists in the country and I've been working
with them and things have happened and like really scary shit.
And if that's happening and that's real, which is more
real than anything I've ever experienced, then the other it's
definitely real too. That's right, that's exactly right.
Speaker 1: It's exactly right.
Speaker 12: If there are supernatural forces they're evil acting on people,
which there are, and I've experienced them personally, then that's
proof of God.
Speaker 1: I mean, that's neat that they're both finding their Christianity
out of their demon encounters. I guess the thing.
Speaker 5: If it's out of demon encounters, I just guys, this
whole thing is just weird.
Speaker 1: It's just really it's really bizarre. Does it ever occur
to them that maybe if this is all true, and
demons are honing in on them, specifically that there is
a reason for that, that demons believe that these people
are useful tools for their demonic behavior. Yes, Miriam, yes
the answer.
Speaker 5: Yes, you're right, because it's an easy call because I'm
going to I'm going to be like demons to stay
the hell away from me, you.
Speaker 4: Know what I mean.
Speaker 5: Some people are susceptible to that.
Speaker 1: That's the thing. That's the thing, all right. As you know,
the Tate brothers are waiting in prison right now to
be extradited to the UK, and so that is in process.
And Andrew Tait, as we mentioned on Friday, not happy
with his conditions in the prison, and he continues even
though he says he has no contact with the outside world.
Somehow these messages continue to be posted on his Twitter,
and he had a new complaint that he lodged on Twitter,
which you're going to see in a second. But I
wanted to show you this video first of him several
months ago.
Speaker 5: He's always shirtless because god, it's so gross, because because
he's so gross and crazy.
Speaker 1: But I just thought it was so interesting because a
few months back he was talking about how much he
wanted to return to prison.
Speaker 19: Things go wrong.
Speaker 26: I love when bitcoin crashes. I love when to lose
my money.
Speaker 23: I love getting arrested.
Speaker 26: I love going to jail.
Speaker 9: I love it.
Speaker 1: You're like, I want to go back.
Speaker 26: That's the true heartbreaking thing. I don't want to be
in a private jet to Hong Kong. I want to
go to jail. I want to go back to the
jail cell with the cockroaches. I want to sit there
by myself, meditateing. Okay, well, the whole world lies about me.
Speaker 23: I want to sit there like this.
Speaker 1: It there for years.
Speaker 26: That's what I want to do. But unfortunately I made
so much money, and I'm so famous and so fucking
smart and so many powerful friends, and now I'm floating
on the surface and I miss my old life. I
miss the suffering. I missed the pain. And you're emailing
me complaining about having exactly what I fucking want wish granted.
Speaker 1: Sure, there it is, buddy. So here's his latest complaint.
He says, I'm in special housing unit. My water faucet
is broken. I'm not allowed bottles of water. I have
nothing clean to drink. My only water comes from the shower,
warm and from a brown and filthy faucet. It has
given me persistent stomach problems. Ummy hurts. The water I
am drinking is not clean. I am an American innocent
until proven guilty, but I am forced to drink poisoned water.
Where are my right?
Speaker 5: You guys, you know that this dude probably used a
bidet and he gets in he gets in prison, He's like,
where's my butt cleaner?
Speaker 1: I need my I've got clean.
Speaker 5: What an absolute woss this guy is? I have nothing
clean to drink. This is what he's complained.
Speaker 1: I'm my tummy hurts. This is what we're doing. It's
so interesting too, because his brother, who has not been
quite as prolific on social media during his time in
prison as Andrew has been. Tristan posted finally over the
weekend and his it is night and day. The difference
between these two brothers when they recount their experience in prison.
In fact, Tristan seems like he's trying to butter up
the whole law enforcement apparatus. Please read what he wrote.
Speaker 5: The men and women of the Florida Department of Corrections.
There are some of America's finest. We see our firefighters, military,
and police act on the streets during normal day to
day life. But behind closed doors, these corrections officers deal
with an evil that cannot be leaked into civilized society.
Should this place be housing me as a political prisoner
of the failing British state?
Speaker 1: No?
Speaker 5: But the silver lining is that it has been a
pleasure to see their brave men and women at work.
May God bless these American heroes. Man, what a difference,
right right? I just was struck by that thing about
the water is lack of bidets, you know, I mean
how that works.
Speaker 1: That is wild. That is a wild wild.
Speaker 5: Listen, if you're in prison, it's not supposed to be
a cakewalk. It's not a spa right now. It just
shows you how coddled this guy has been his whole
I'm talking about Andrew. What a baby my Tommy hurts like, okay,
tough guy.
Speaker 1: All right? Moving on, we need to talk about this
ridiculous article that was written I think it was for
the USA today by a woman whose name is Nancy Armor,
and she wrote basically a hit piece on Caitlin Clark
of the basketball player who, as we've talked about many
many times, is constantly beat up on. She's constantly the
ire of of everybody because she's the best player in
the entire league and she's white, and that is a
huge problem.
Speaker 5: Fright and straight. She's white and straight, and they don't
like straight. She's white, straight and talented and has made
all of these women a lot of money and they
hate that.
Speaker 1: They hate it. So this idiot, this Nancy Armor, wrote
just the dumbest, dumbest piece about it and basically saying
that Caitlin was dangerous for the entire league. And I mean,
I'm just gonna let Xavier, our friend Xavier tell you
about what happened, because he does it way better than
I could. Here is the summary of what happened.
Speaker 21: This might be the most insane comparison that I've ever
seen a liberal make. So this world journalist from USA
Today just compared Caitlin Clark flopping on the court and
calling for a foul to the murder of Emmett's Hill.
Emmitts Hill was a fourteen year old boy who was
beaten and burned to death because he allegedly whistled at
a white woman. Caitlyn Clark is just playing a game
where you have to put a ball into a hoop.
I'm genuinely so fatigued of white liberals weaponizing and exploiting
the traumatic elements of black history in order to feel
self righteous. And I really don't understand why Caitlyn Clark
gets this much hate.
Speaker 1: We all know it's.
Speaker 21: Because she's white and woming, but I feel like anybody
that watches or is in the w NBA should be
giving her thank you notes, because without her, where would
the ratings be. I literally looked on polymarket to see
who the top MVP choices are for the WNBA, And
tell me, you know who any of these women are
besides Kaitlyn Clark. No shade to these women. I really
need white liberals to leave us alone because it is
getting out of control.
Speaker 1: Yet till you guys at till I can't.
Speaker 5: That's all right, believe it this is and come on,
people are going after her. People are like, you're an
idiot for doing this and making that comparison. I mean,
just like him. We're all looking at that, going that
is just so ridiculous and jumping the shark like stop,
just stop it, because it is all about this woman
being white and good at her job and elevating other women,
and women are going to women.
Speaker 1: You know, this is what girls. It's one hundred girls,
and women do this. They're known for that. I hate it.
Speaker 5: But it's like why I have like two girlfriends, you
know what I mean, Because they do this because if
one is successful or they're in a group of like,
there's always going to be the jealousy thing happening. I
hate that for Caitlyn because she's so and she and
Sophie together are just like the dream team. But Kaitlyn
is so good, and she seems so nice and like
a person that wants to elevate others, and they just
want to knock her down.
Speaker 1: It is just so you can see. It's it's so
physically and mentally too. Absolutely so, this reporter, lady or
this writer wrote because she did as you said, got
I mean, she got a ton of backlash, and so
she wrote a follow up, and I thought, oh, okay,
so she's going to apologize for this comparison. I don't
know how apologetic this follow up was. Please read what
she wrote, all right.
Speaker 5: Statement from USA Today sports columnist Nancy In my recent column,
I made an artful comparison with the murder of Emmett Till.
I intended to connect the issues the WNBA is currently
facing with its All Star game being hosted Untill's hometown
of Chicago. I obviously did not provide enough context for that. Seriously,
you think that's the problem. However, this point stands. There
is a history in this country, it perceived threats to
white women being weaponized against African Americans and the danger
that poses to black players in the league. Okay, players
have been abused online and have reported receiving death threats.
That has to be taken more seriously. I sincerely regret
that my lack of appropriate context is overshadowing that important
conversation and the action that needs to be taken by
the WNBA to address it directly for the benefits of
all players.
Speaker 1: This is an apology. It's not an apology. So I
just thought that was super lame, superlame, very lame. Said
what she said. It was not lacking context. She very
much meant to draw that compare. It was utterly It
was not in artful, it was inappropriate. It was retarded.
That's what it was speaking of. Retarded. Anne Hathaway recently
gave a speech in which she did that thing that
Kamala is often famous for doing where she believes that
she's saying something so profound, so smart. She's so smart,
you guys, she's so wise, and the audience lapped it up.
This is what they do when they think that they're
hearing something profound. But it's really just someone who is
apologizing for being normal, I mean, like being a woman
and just living in the world today. She has to
believe that she's oppressed somehow, and so it's got to
be patriarchy. It's got to be I mean, it's all
such woke nonsense. But this is Anne Hathaway. This is
what she said recently. I hate that she is so beautiful.
She does absolutely gorgeous, and yes, it is irritating how
beautiful she is. She's so dumb, you guys, so dumb.
For real.
Speaker 8: With the exception of being a cisgender male, everything about
how I was born has put me at the current
center of a damaging and widely accepted myth. That myth
is that gayness orbits around straightness, transgender orbits around cis gender,
and that all races orbit around and it is a
myth that keeps money and power in the hands of
the few instead of being invested in the lives of
the free. I appreciate this community because it's where I
learned to reject this myth. I appreciate this community because
together we are not just going to question this myth,
we are going to destroy it.
Speaker 5: What a hag, What an absolute self serving hag. She
reminds me of Samford bullyck and mis congeniality, where she's
like she's practicing her cry. I wonder how long she
practiced that cry. I mean, stop it. It's just such
as important.
Speaker 1: Nonship is what it is. So stupid, It is so stupid.
I mean, everything about wokeness is so stupid. There was
a column written, or yeah, an entire column written for
The Spectator I think, where they have now decided to
pick apart pregnant Republican women's maternity wear. Okay, so here's
the headline. It's almost too funny to be real, but
it's real. It's the problem with maga maternity wear. Sexy
dresses only enhance the movement's feminine contradiction.
Speaker 5: Okay, wait, so they're mad because a lot of these
Maga women who are also happened to be beautiful.
Speaker 1: Well, they're mad because now the Maga pregnant women wear
form fitting clothes that reveal the pregnancy. You guys, this
was the accompanying photo. So just to give you an
idea of this problematic it's a dress.
Speaker 5: She's wearing a dress and she's pregnant at the same time.
What there's nothing it's conspiratorial or anything.
Speaker 1: About this, you know what I mean. It's like, this
is what they're making fun of. Like, she looks amazing
in that dress. She looks amazing. And just consider that
if she, let's say that she was wearing a traditional
like frumpy, like a tent, yeah, like a moomoo like
something that covers the fact that she has this baby bump. Right.
I guarantee you the same idiot that wrote this article
would be mad because they'll be like, why are you
trying to hide such a beautiful, natural, womanly thing.
Speaker 18: There is no.
Speaker 1: Winning when you are a maga woman. There is no winning.
Speaker 4: Now.
Speaker 5: It's evidenced by Malania Trump, who've never been on the
cover of a magazine from these people. You know, look
at Jill Biden's close exactly exact.
Speaker 1: Lord, It's everything is just so stupid, you get it is.
Speaker 5: It's upside down. They're going to try to pick apart
everything that they can.
Speaker 1: This is what they do, and that's what they do.
Also to Erica kirk who recently spoke, as we mentioned
on Friday that she would be she spoke at Kirkland
in Kirkland at a church and very very well attended,
as always a TPUSA event. There was the pastor there.
His name is Russell Johnson and he was phenomenal. We're
going to show just a couple of clips from the
weekend and from Erica's speech, but here is just a tiny,
tiny bit the most impactful statement I think that the
pastor made here he is was.
Speaker 11: The most shocking murder of a public official in nearly
fifty years, not since the assassination of Martin Luther King
Junior has one man's death so impacted the content of
a nation. Charlie is a martyr and the world was
not worthy of him. They didn't kill Charlie because he spoke.
They killed them because an entire generation was starting to listen.
Speaker 1: It's true, so perfectly said. It's absolutely true. So Erica,
I mean, there were two way too many. You need
to go back and like listen to her whole speech.
If you if you haven't yet. But it was so
good that, like there was no way to cut it,
to say, look at this amazing part. Every word that
she spoke was amazing. But some idiot protester weaseled their
way in and at one point she was speaking, and
this idiot screamed out or was about to scream out
you only heard like this the first part of it,
but was basically going to accuse her of marrying Charlie
Kirk for money and fame, Oh my god, which is
so absurd. And so the only thing that they were
able to get out before they were like taken down
by security was you married Charlie Kirk because and then
like they got clobberd essentially by security. But I wanted
everybody to see Erica's reaction to that, because she again,
once again is a far better person than I could
ever hope to be.
Speaker 9: I did marry Charlie Kirk, and I am so proud
I did because he's the love of my life, love
of my life, love of my life.
Speaker 1: Yeah, rounding out, man bound that out.
Speaker 9: On that note, the Lord provides you strength according to
the day, and it's renewed every day every day.
Speaker 1: Look, I just really, really like her.
Speaker 5: And someone said something on X over the weekend. I
read this and it stuck with me, and I don't
I just need to get it out to you guys.
But they said, ever since Charlie died, who's the mouthpiece
for young conservative? Like, who's the mouthpiece for young people
in general?
Speaker 4: Right?
Speaker 5: Like we have people like Hassan Piker going and speaking
on college campus is now.
Speaker 1: Dressed as freaking mau you know. And but that's the thing.
Speaker 5: There's been a void there, There's been a void when
it comes to talking to young people.
Speaker 1: I hate that, you guys. I hate it.
Speaker 5: And that again, that's why when I hear Candaice talking,
I hear Tucker talking, I hear Megan not talking, you
know what I mean? These people don't understand that when
he died, he left a void and somebody, somebody evil
will try to get in there and fill that void,
and I we need to be aware of that for
our kids and our grandkids. Just makes me crazy that
I see that. And it's like, of course, these people
who are always pushing these conspiracy theories and all this
other bull crap and saying that Erica is back.
Speaker 1: Erica is a godly.
Speaker 5: Woman she is and like and they I think they
want to tear this down and a lot of it
is spiritual, and so I just get so protective of
our kids and our grandkids because they they need somebody
like Charlie that he and they're gonna be hungry for
something like that, and you know, somebody bad, nefarious will
get in there and try to get their their I
guess their brains and their hearts, and we need to
make sure that we're on top of that well.
Speaker 1: And she's doing the absolute best that she can, right
and she whenever she speaks, she's constantly reminding people of God.
And when you contrast that with a canvas for example,
and some of these other folks that are like Hassan Piker,
I mean, they're the absolute opposite of the godliness of
the goodness that she is. And it's so noticeable. There
was an employee of TPU s A who actually followed
that protester, followed the security people dragging him out and
asked him, tried to ask him, what's your message. I'll
pass it along to Erica. What were you trying to say?
And that's when these guys get they shut down because
they're not nearly as brave as they think they are. Now,
look at this blown from Simpson's he looks like a
sidehot bob. Yeah. Would you want to say to Erica?
I wanted to say that. Actually I don't want to
say anything because.
Speaker 23: I why not, I'll put it up where I work.
Speaker 19: Turning point, would you like to say to Erica Kirk?
Speaker 4: Was it worth it?
Speaker 1: What was offensive about what Erica was saying?
Speaker 19: She was just talking about Jesus and love.
Speaker 5: Yeah, what mister smart guy with the really bad hair.
I just this is what we're up against. Yeah, and
you know he's like a Canvae lover. You know, this
guy is just an absolute sheep mm hmm.
Speaker 1: And that's it. That is a that's a whole community.
Speaker 5: Just as a side note, Like my husband and I
were watching, uh, there's a movie. There's We watched documentaries
like true crime documentaries a lot, but there was a
documentary about this girl named Heather Elvis and how she disappeared.
And it talks about how, you know, the person that
obviously the people that killed her, she had an affair
with the guy, the wife got involved. It was just
it's all very convoluted, right. But the thing that I
took away from that documentary is it was such an
online case, Like people got involved online. They started these
Facebook pages, they started making up stories about what happened
because where there was no body that was discovered. So
because there was no body, they were like, we got
to make up all this crap, and so they did,
and they were blaming the victim's family. They were doing
all this stuff, and I'm like, this is I looked
at my head and I go, this is exactly what
Erica Kirk has.
Speaker 1: To deal with. This is exactly what happened with Charlie Kirk.
Speaker 5: Like these people, there is a whole section of our
society that is so obsessed with conspiracy theories and trying
to be salutes online. It's you, guys, it's not just
this case. It's everywhere. It's rampant. It is just a weird,
and we've got to start calling it out for what
it is. These people are losers.
Speaker 1: They are, and it's so it's so unfair to someone
as decent as Erica. Truly, it's just so unfair. So
last week on I think I guess it would have
been the Thursday show, Candice released more texts between her
and Charlie that I think were from like late twenty
twenty three that didn't show Charlie in a particularly good light,
Like he was talking to her about, you know, her
getting fired from the Daily Wire and how unfair it
was and how there was pressure from don't you know
Jewish people, donors, whatever, And so she released more because
she's trying to prove to everybody that you know, they
talked beyond twenty nineteen or whenever she normally shares their
text messages, and so a lot of people were making
a big fuss about the fact that, you know, there
were these new texts from Charlie. Well, Andrew Colvett responded,
and this was kind of amazing because he actually broke
the news that Charlie was the one that made the
phone call to her to tell her that Trump was
going to call her to tell her to knock off
her attacks on Macrone, which was new because when Candace
first talked about that, she did not name Charlie, and
the way that she talked about the friend that called
her was that he had always been nice to her
in the past. So it was very not like the
way that you would describe someone who is supposedly your
best friend, and so Andrew Corvett. I want you to
read his entire statement because it was super interesting. It's
a two pager. Here's the first page.
Speaker 5: Yes, I've seen the alleged text share by Candas. I
have no idea about their authenticity. For argument's sake, let's
assume they're real. Here are my observations. It could be
an evil thing to release a man's private messages after
his death. Not everything is meant to be public. I
can understand certain things in certain contexts. But Candas is
weaponizing these messages to diminish Charlie's public statements in advance
own agenda, and he's not here to defend himself. Also
consider the moment in time. Charlie had been unfairly called
an anti semit in twenty twenty three. He was understandably
upset by that, and he was willing to believe Candas
was facing a similarly unfair attack. He's clearly trying to
support someone who he thinks is being taken advantage of.
It's important to remember that in twenty twenty three, Candas
had yet to go off the deep bend with their
jihad against the Jews. We didn't yet know how far
she was going to take it. Our relationship with Daily
Wire had sometimes been rocky over the years, but these
texts would be from before things improved significantly in twenty
twenty four, during Trump's reelection and victory, which is why
Ben spoke at anfest in twenty four and twenty five
at Charlie's invitation. Did disagreements remain, of course, but at
the time of these texts, Charlie was not yet in
regular communication with Ben and Jeremy, and he was only
hearing Cannas's version of events. But publishing what she claims
are private messages is illustrative of her character, and there's
an important story that explains how Charlie Kirk became very
aware of this. In the first few months of Trump's
second term, Emmanuel macrone visited DC and met with the President. Afterwards,
the President spoke with Charlie to see if Candas would
be willing to stop attacking mccrone's wife. This was a
private matter, and Charlie handled it with the utmost discretion.
Candace did not despite the sensitive nature. Candas soon shared
the story of the President calling her on her podcast,
Why am I telling you this? Because when Charlie found
out that Candas was willing to share the president's and
private communications on her show. It's like she's apparently willing
to share Charlie's private messages. Now, he was angry. She
had betrayed the president's confidence, which Charlie believed was sancracy, sacrifanct.
Speaker 1: Sorry.
Speaker 5: After that, he told me Cantus was officially a lost
cause and no one would ever trust her again. Breaching
people's trust in such a public and callous way isn't normal,
and to him, he had crossed the rubicon. She had
crossed the rubicon. This is why I'm very aware that
Charlie and Candis were not friends when he was killed.
He was still managing the relationships, so she wouldn't turn
on the org. But this pattern of hers playing out
now is why Charlie ultimately realized he could never trust
her again. I believe that one hundred and fifty percent.
Speaker 1: I mean, it's so obviously true, absolutely true, absolutely true. Yeah,
And she was of course furious and doesn't believe it
and said alleged texts, LMAO, you really can't tell the
truth about anything. You specifically asked me to share these messages.
Now you claim Charlie was just having a moment and
he decided to open up to the person you claim
he wasn't friends with since twenty one nineteen. Okay, I'll
share more messages so people can judge for themselves. Like
I said, there are hundreds. All you had to do
was not lie about how he felt about Ben Shapiro.
Really was just a bridge too far. And that's her
beef right now, is Ben Shapiro. I mean she hates him,
like so so so hated. So why do you think
she hates him?
Speaker 5: I mean, yeah, I mean at least part of it
is the fact that we exactly we don't know know,
but we know.
Speaker 1: And then interestingly, and again this goes back to the
conversation we had earlier about who are the demons looking for?
Who are they attaching themselves to? Canvas is now retweeting
complementarily if that's a word, Is that a word, like
in a complimentary manner? Yeah, the work of Iranian propaganda?
So Iran because they decided, you know how, they've been
making all these lego videos. Yeah, so they're making all
these lego videos. We heard Marko Rubio make fun of
them last week, they made one where they feature Candice,
and she is very much like doctor Fauci in that
whenever she gets that kind of attention, it doesn't matter
if it's a negative or positive. She's gonna soak it up, yeah,
and then spread it further. She's like, that's how important
I am. I'm important, Yeah, very very important. And so
she is complimenting this kind of propaganda. You guys, here's
what she said. I just want us all to be
mature enough to admit that the Irans, that Iran's marketing
team needs a raise, who's creating these videos and how
much do they charge hourly? I'm asking for a friend.
So here's just a tiny, tiny bit of the video
that she shared, in which of course she is prominently featured.
It's about Charlie.
Speaker 3: Mike check, Mike check, Mike Blackshaw's white sex rifle story,
bullet tests.
Speaker 1: Too many questions left.
Speaker 3: Uncheck cand It's pulled threads, the cart, it noise, the
questions don't die when it feels that voice, who clicked.
Speaker 1: The mic, who cleaned the scene?
Speaker 3: Who moved too fast behind the screen?
Speaker 1: Well it fragnant came back then?
Speaker 18: Not clear?
Speaker 1: Not close deal Questions with them prosecutor talk judge back now,
broom pressure.
Speaker 23: Got cracks in the track.
Speaker 3: Maybe you want to find Charlie said, wait, don't hand
America one of the war state.
Speaker 21: He wasn't.
Speaker 3: I ran, he wasn't outside the truth is truth when
no ball machine.
Speaker 1: That's just a sampling of what Aranda was putting out there.
I mean, very catchy. I ran, ridiculous, ridiculous. So going
back to Ben Shapiro for a minute. So on Thursday's
Candice Show, you know how she's been obsessing about who
Ben Shapiro had a meal with the day of Charlie's shooting. Yes,
and she like offered a ten thousand dollars bounty to
anybody who could tell her who was Ben Shapiro in
California with because somehow this relates to the assassination. I
don't know, But anyway, she offered a ten thousand dollars
reward and apparently had to pay someone. And she got
it completely wrong, you guys, and Ben made fun of
her so hard it was glorious.
Speaker 13: Here it is with has allegedly told various other people
that he was with Ben when Charlie Kirk was shot.
And that person is a man named Gary Javich. So
Gary Javich is not a person that you have likely
ever heard of unless you are Jewish and involved in
the community. But he is certainly very well known, actually
very powerful.
Speaker 2: Who if it was Gary Javis who called this in
to pick up a ten thousand dollars reward from Candace Owens,
then Candace, I'm sorry to inform you you have been scammed.
In fact, every time Candace issues a guest as to
who I was lunching with and is wrong, I'm going
to donate ten grands or the education of Charlie Kirk's children.
So now I go send me ten grand I have
a feeling by the end of this she's going to
impoverish me.
Speaker 1: It's unreal.
Speaker 5: She think of all the times that she has been scammed,
and she relies so much on her audience for information,
and her audience is like, we're gonna go down all
these different rabbit holes and we're just gonna like sling you.
Speaker 1: It's crazy.
Speaker 5: At some point, you guys, like she has over and
over put stuff out there to the public, and she
every week is something different, and she never goes back
to the original thing that she said.
Speaker 1: It was you know Charlie was killed by jubies or whatever.
Speaker 5: I just people still buy this garbage, I know.
Speaker 1: And the amount of entitlement to everything that is private
about Charlie's entire life before and even his death now
is absolutely disgusting. So another thing that Candace tweeted over
the weekend is where is his body buried? Why do
I get the sense he was quietly cremated. She's brought
this up yet again and believes that for some reason
she is entitled to know anything. Right, She's already said,
I'm keeping this one thing private for my family. So
a bunch of Candice Owens acolytes psychopaths, don't go defacing
his yeah memorial, and they will. They will absolutely do that.
Speaker 5: Yeah, so she is it's none of your business. It's
none of her business, none your business, And.
Speaker 1: Britta had retweeted some one of those crazy people who
wrote defense needs to demand that the prosecution established the
corpus delect delectee and prove that Charlie is even dead.
I can't insist upon exhummation of the body in front
of witnesses and the chain of custody followed by witnesses
to the taking of the DNA test. This is this
is how crazy they are.
Speaker 5: They're going to start They're going to start seeing sightings. Now,
it's like Elvis, this is what they're going to do.
They're seriously, these people are so crazy. They're gonna be
like it's it's he's not dead. They're going to have
like sightings. Oh yeah, I saw Charlie at the the
you know, at BUCkies.
Speaker 1: We already saw who. I don't remember who it was
that was talking about. It was that Project Constitution guy,
the CEPY guy who was like, oh, he's it a
he's in a compound in New Zealand. Stop it just
stop in the world just out of control. So Candace
doesn't buy the privacy thing at all. She said, it's
not about privacy. After you put Charlie's embalmed body on
the internet and your sickly mother in a wheelchair, let's
lower our ask anyway, Blake, can you confirm whether or
not Charlie was cremated? Simple yes or no question.
Speaker 5: It's none of your business again, none of their I mean,
I just I cannot as a wife and a mother
if some bitch was doing this I could, I would
lose my mind. Eric is so much better than I'll
ever be, so much better.
Speaker 1: And now the theories have gotten even worse than the
idea that Charlie Kirk is still alive now and this
one was started by Owen Benjamin. He believes that Charlie
has been eaten, his body has been ritualistically eaten.
Speaker 5: You guys, this is the new theory by Jews, obviously
right by Jews, probably the Jews.
Speaker 1: I don't even know how to process.
Speaker 5: This is right. I just at this point, I am
just it's gross. It's just so gross, you guys.
Speaker 1: It's vile. I mean, it's absolutely vile. Andrew Wilson, who
we've talked about the fact that he and others have
offered to debate Candace, which she claims to be wanting
to do. She wants to debate anybody, and he has
now upped the ante even further than it was.
Speaker 27: Listen to this assassinated, murdered, shot dead, and to target
a grieving widow in such a relentless campaign without any
real evidence that any of the nonsensical theories she's putting forward.
I think he's actually pretty evil.
Speaker 28: What do you think we have right now? A two
hundred thousand dollars offer for Candice Owens to debate her
theories on Charlie Kirk with your truly I will say
publicly right now on your show, we will up it
to three hundred thousand, just to have this woman actually
debate her views. But they can't. None of them can
not her, None of her or orbiters like Baron Coleman
and others, they all refuse to actually debate their views.
Now you might ask why is the case. It's because
she's the pot calling the kettle black. Imagin a woman
works for Prager, you works for TPUSA, works for the
Ben Shapiro, works for all these people, and then says, Hey,
this other woman over here, she's a cloud chaser. It's like,
give me a break, pot calling the kettle black across
the board. No evidence whatsoever on the Owen's side for
any of their crazy conspiracies. And you find out on
top of that that many of the people who are
within their orbit who push this, like the Unfuck America
Tour and others, guess what, they're funded by Act Blue. Oh,
go figure, they're funded by Act Blue and trying to
use this as a wedge issue to try to divide
TPUSA and the Republicans at large.
Speaker 5: Tave Smith was like, so uncomfortable, but I think of
all the ugly shirts she could buy with three hundred
thousand dollars.
Speaker 1: Well, and as already Trolls pointed out, I thought this
was such a great point. He said, keep this pot
going higher. When people see her turned down a million,
they will see how nuts that is. How about we
donate that to the IDF if she turns it down,
Candice Owens, you could save millions of kids by just debating.
Wonder what the pro Palestine crowd would think of you.
They'll still make excuses for her. I mean it's because
that's their cult leader.
Speaker 5: No matter what she does, they will always make excuses
for her. But yes, I think this is a great idea.
Weis try to get it up to a million dollars.
Speaker 1: She just keeps ignoring it. It's so weird. It's like
she'll be like those posts.
Speaker 5: Right, She hasn't like three hundred thousand dollars just chump
change to her, Are you kidding?
Speaker 1: Yeah? Honestly. Way it is. By the way, at ten o'clock,
so in twenty minutes from now, the hearing for the
defamation lawsuit from Macrone is happening. It's happening at ten
am today. It's a hearing the they're hearing Candace's motion
to dismiss. She's trying to get this case dismissed for
various reasons. And so we'll find out shortly if that's
going to happen, or if in fact it's going to
move forward into discovery, which she claims to want but
then is also trying to dismiss.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it doesn't make any sense if she wants to
dismiss it. I thought she was so incredibly sure that
she had a dick.
Speaker 1: So we'll see. Very curious, very curious about this one. Also,
I saw a photo that was done for a magazine
spread of her and George Farmer. I'm assuming either shortly
before they got married or like when they got engaged
or whatever, and it is such a perfect picture of
what I believe their marriage is. Like look at this photo.
Oh my god, I'd never seen it before. But like
the fact that he is sitting and shots like she's
got the power suit on.
Speaker 5: And you know, his legs are crossed totally. You know,
it's like, thank you, may I have another.
Speaker 1: Guys? Uh huh. Yeah, And she's wearing a pants suit.
Speaker 5: Even that's like a Hillary Clinton pants is like shoulder
padded and panted up.
Speaker 1: Look at her. Go she is the sh that household.
Oh yeah, yeah, somebody said it. He is a cook.
There is no better example, no better cook than that guy.
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