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let's get into the things and the stuff, and today
we're gonna kick it off. I know we usually save
it towards the latter part of the program, but today
we're gonna get right into it. Because there was news
from the Daily Mail that was so inexcusably misframed and
in Candace's favor no less, which was super irritating. And
we have to get to that, and we have to
get to like the background leading up to it. So
we're gonna just get through all the Candace stuff first.
Speaker 3: Is that cool?
Speaker 2: Is that cool? Everybody? Everybody's probably like, please, no, Candace.
Speaker 3: But I mean, you don't really have much of a choice.
Speaker 2: It's just you have to talk about these things, right,
So first of all, remember how long was it? It
was months ago at this point where she was like,
France and Israel are jointly trying to assassinate me, right,
remember I do. It's super funny. And then she immediately
went to Dollywood. But that same weekend.
Speaker 3: I mean, that's what you do if you thought you're
going to be killed, you go to Dollywood. That's what
That's what you guys do, right, That's what Yeah, of course.
Speaker 2: That's that's just the normal. That's normal behavior totally. So
she felt inexplicably vindicated about that whole theory yesterday because
of a story that you can see at the bottom
of your screen. It was from the AFP News Agency
saying that twenty two people are going to stand trial
in France from Monday on charges of murder and other
serious crimes. And I can't read that centered on.
Speaker 3: A Masonic lodge accused of running hit squads.
Speaker 2: Yes, so because of that headline, she immediately, because of
who she is as a person, thought that's about me.
So she posted it saying, member, when I told you
the French government put a hit on me and DGSU
was involved. Remember when I told you Charlie's murder was
a free Masonic ritual. This is what France is and
always has been. And I will say again that Brigitte
Macrone is a dangerous military yeah, right, because when I
look at.
Speaker 3: Brigit Macron, I think that's a dangerous military man right there, right,
I mean, it's dangerous.
Speaker 2: We can make fun of Brigitte like being a man.
Whatever she has. She doesn't have man hands. We noticed that.
Speaker 3: Tiny little bird hands.
Speaker 2: They're like so dainty, I don't you know what I mean?
Speaker 3: Wow, that looks like a navy seal to me. Macrone there,
lady hands, little bird of a person. I can take that,
you know, my goodness, And I lost you a process
and you can point that out I can still take it. Yeah,
my goodness.
Speaker 2: So this all this, you know, fed right into Canvas's
crazy ideas, and she went on to tweet and this
is all this is happening before her show yesterday, she said,
these Freemasons and by the way, that's the reason for
my name today. These Freemasons run the French government and
founded America. None of this is imagined. It goes back
over a millennia. Relatedly, Charlie Kirk's murder was a ritualistic
killing and French Foreign Legion troops were on the ground.
Speaker 3: Happy Mondayday, Happy Monday, everybody, Happy Monday. The Candice Show, Whoo,
this is what we're doing insane.
Speaker 2: So that was we knew that this was going to be,
like obviously, the central theme of her show. And we'll
get to a couple of clips that were just as crazy.
But I wanted to highlight for just a moment, Brandon Tatum,
who we've had on the show like very much. She's
a good guy. He continues to be friends with her
for reasons I will never understand. Annie continues to sell
her merch and make money off of her crazy yeah,
which I find absolutely disgusting.
Speaker 3: Yea also for reasons I don't understand, but I kind
of understand some of the reasons. I guess, Yeah, if
you're into that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, So we've got And here's what is super
interesting about Brandon. Brandon likes to say things about her
without saying who he's talking about. This is his new
thing and it's kind of making me crazy. We've got
three tweets of his from yesterday in a row to share.
Here is the first one. Charlie Kirk would capitalize hate
you for the way you are treating his wife and
endangering his children after his death, as would any real man.
And this was not in response or reply to anything.
He just tweeted this in general.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and why would he like.
Speaker 2: Just say it, say Charlie Kirk would hate Candae for
the way she's treating his wife. It drives me crazy
that he won't just say it, you know what I mean?
Speaker 3: Yeah, And it makes you wonder because he's putting this
out in the public sphere. Does he say that to
her face? Is he call her up? If they're friends,
is he call her up and he's like, what are
you doing? Bach? What are you doing?
Speaker 1: Right?
Speaker 3: Like that just went on, why are you doing is
it money? Like, what's happening here? If they're friends? Because
if we listen, if you started doing this, I'd be like,
you are insane? What are you doing. I'm granted they're
not as good, they're not like friends like we're friends,
but still at the same time, like, you don't what
is this like saying stuff about people cryptically on the
Twitter like machine, I don't get it?
Speaker 2: And is there I mean and whatever? Like if they're
going to be friends, be friends, that's your business. Have
your friends. But like if their friends, if if this
was you and me, wouldn't and say that you're Candace,
wouldn't you be so pissed at me if I wrote
cryptic crap like that, knowing it's about you like that
is just not It's the weirdest friendship ever. Okay, well
I just.
Speaker 3: Can't wrap my brain around it because it's not a friendship.
Speaker 2: It's just it's just it's the most bizarre thing. So
that was the first tweet, and then he also said
no one attacked Erica until Charlie could no longer protect her.
That's the devil at work. Evil took Charlie from us.
Now Evil is coming for everything he built and protected
it's spiritual age, and then went on to say it's
funny how everyone that actually knew Charlie says something completely
different than those who either didn't know him at all
or weren't as close to him as they claim. All
of his friends support Erica except one capitalized. Is that
not odd to you?
Speaker 3: It's also weird that is capitalized? What is he doing?
I don't know? Just say is that? I just say.
Speaker 2: I don't get it. I don't get what he's doing
at all.
Speaker 3: I mean either, Yeah, I just wish it a lot
of these people would just say what they're going to
say and say it to the people that are going
to just call these people out, call her out right.
It's like you really are so like, why be cryptic
about it again? Why are people so freaking afraid of her?
Why are they afraid of Megan Kelly? Why are they
afraid of any of these people?
Speaker 4: Why?
Speaker 3: They're just people. Yeah, if these people are being dicks,
then just say they're being dicks. I don't see what
is what's the big deal? They're just people. I don't
get it.
Speaker 2: It's yeah, I don't understand it. It will never make
sense to me. But Anyway, back to this whole assassination plot,
which she is now feeling so vindicated about. The opening
of her show last night was very very smug, and
so this is like, you know the face that we
showed of her yesterday where it looks like she smelled
something sour.
Speaker 3: Yes, you know what I mean.
Speaker 2: There's a variation of that same face that she makes
when she feels very smug, and you're going to see
it right after the opener of her show yesterday.
Speaker 3: Check this out right, you guys.
Speaker 5: Happy Monday to everyone except for the occult Freemasons who
sacrifice people who murder people. I do have to say it,
today is a great day to be Candace Owans. It's
a great day also to be a Candace Owens podcast listener,
because back in November I was telling you guys that
France was in fact involved in Charlie Kirk's assassination, specifically
that their intelligence agency also known as DGSEE, was involved.
I also told you that in the military they wear
maroon like it's the military parachutists they wear maroon, and
that the whole thirty three thing was not subtle, it
was freemasonry. Well, lo and behold ladies and gentlemen. Twenty
two people in France are on trial for running a
freemason military hit squad, and the story is related to Israel.
I promise you that is what is trending today in
the news. See it's all crazy until you understand how
the world actually works. You do not live in a meritocracy. Okay,
you do not live into meritocracy. These people murder and
they steal and they kill. And I got to tell
you regarding freemason, all roads lead to France and Israel.
Speaker 3: Welcome back to Candace.
Speaker 2: And then this is the face. Okay, this is the
face right there. And it's just it's a coincidence that
she's wearing the same top because this is a screenshot
from months ago. But that is the face.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, I'm shocked she wore the same top twice.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's kind of amazing.
Speaker 3: I'm amazed by that because every top she owns is
like three thousand dollars. She's like, I'm just like you. No,
you're not.
Speaker 2: I'm so relatable and I need money and please buy
my merry and it's just.
Speaker 3: I'm so poor. Please contribute, tom I gofund me. I
need it. For lawyers shut up.
Speaker 2: So there's more of this hit on her that she
still is insisting is the case. I can assure you
based on what we have learned. I mean, just think
about the whole pager incident with Masad and taking out
all of those here. If Israel and France wanted Candace
to be offt she would be offt.
Speaker 3: Okay, Well, listen, I think you've said this before. This
is probably a weird thing to say. I'm going to
say it out loud, but I feel like we've expressed
this before. Wouldn't they have if they were going to
off anybody, when't they have offed her other rather than Charlie.
Speaker 2: Who supported that? Yeah, who supported Israel?
Speaker 3: Right? I don't get it like.
Speaker 2: That doesn't see he was changing his mind, according to Canvas,
and therefore they had to take him out before he
went completely off the deep end about Israel and leave
her alone, even though she's been off.
Speaker 3: The deep end about any sense, and she's made like,
what is it, sixty million dollars and six months off
off of his death right.
Speaker 2: You got nothing to see, nothing to see, nothing to see.
Speaker 3: Come one.
Speaker 2: So here's a little bit more of her theory on
the hit.
Speaker 5: So I'm just going to throw it back here to
what I told people that the DGS in Paris was
involved and had also put a hit on me. Here
that is which came in November, my old tweet saying
that I had a source inside of the French government
because I did, And just want to.
Speaker 2: Pause there really quickly, because notice that that was past tense, right.
I told you I had a source in the French
government because I did. Now would you say that if
you still had a source, wouldn't you say? Because I do?
Speaker 3: You know it's true, it's true.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I just thought that was of note not to
be all canvas about Candace, but I thought that was
so interesting, not that we know, but we now know. Anyway,
I'm continuing.
Speaker 5: Yes, that told me that their Energy Intervention Group was
involved in the assassination. I said that Charlie Kirk's assassin
trained with the French Legion thirteenth Brigade with multi state involvement.
Speaker 3: Ha ha ha ha. They said that's so crazy, and
yet nobody offficih she denied it. It's not weird.
Speaker 5: Nobody official came out and denied it. Even weirder, I
have an open case with Brigitte Macrone. Now, if you're
going to sue for defamation, the best thing to be
doing is to to have truth on your side. If
Brigitte felt that I was lying about that and I
was making that up, well that'd be a good thing
to add to your defamation case.
Speaker 2: Right, That does not make any sense to me, So
she say, would Brigitte add to her defamation case about
being a man up an assassination plot having to do
with French lesionnaires and Israel? Like why would that be
part of Brigitte Macrone's defamation case?
Speaker 6: You see?
Speaker 3: Having dots are connected there.
Speaker 2: It's literally just because they're from the same country.
Speaker 3: That's like what it's like the meme of that lady
with like the calculations behind her and yes, it's like
what's even happening and like all of her cold fathers like.
Speaker 2: Yes, yeah, yeah, totally, that makes all the sense.
Speaker 3: I mean comments right now, like please, I hope somebody
loves you enough to get you out of the cult.
Speaker 2: Good lord, my god, do we have Candace fans?
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, out there, she's so great? Like I hate
the Jews? What, oh god, okay, I can't okay, all right, whatever.
Speaker 2: Okay, so the last Candace clip, and I promise, because
then we need to get to this Daily Mail headline
about Charley, which is just unreal. This was also unreal
to me. I saw this clip floating around and I
could not believe how inverted of a reality Candace is
living in. So for some reason, she was reminded of
when Erica Kirk sat down with Barry Weiss for that
interview now infamous interview, right, and she I guess she
replayed it because this is how Candace spends all of
her time, is just watching Erica clips and.
Speaker 3: So definitely not with her four kids, just putting that
out there.
Speaker 2: Definitely not she's looking for nanny by the way, Yeah,
if you guys are interesting, if you're interested in that.
So anyway, she has now decided that because Erica believes
Tyler Robinson killed her husband, and it is in fact
the most simple explanation, the one that has the most
evidence leading to that conclusion. Because Erica said that out loud,
she Erica Kirk is evil. I'm not making this up.
Speaker 5: And no, it is not a coincidence that everyone involved
on September tenth happens to have a military connection.
Speaker 3: Oh, crap.
Speaker 2: I think this is one more thing about the assassination.
Sorry you guys too, clips Sorry sorry, just deal with
them first and then the er go when it's coming.
Speaker 3: I swear it happened.
Speaker 5: Never Grace very Intelligence, Frank Cherik, the McCoy's naval intelligence.
It's not a coincidence that cash Bettel kept stressing the
number thirty three.
Speaker 3: None of it is a coincidence. All of it feels
like a conspiracy.
Speaker 7: You will never.
Speaker 5: Stop saying that Charlie Kirk was the first casualty of
the Iran War because he was betrayed and the entire
world knows it. No, And yeah, I'm proud of myself
because I understand that one element of their games is
exactly that psychological warfare. The goal was to break me
down psychologically, tell me as soon as Charlie gets killed
that I better lay low as Andrew Colevett did, because
my name is saying list and I'm going to be next.
That's meant to psychologically traumatize you, to make you afraid
to go outside. I get it having everyone attack me
immediately while I'm grieving. Let me tell you something, I
am psychologically tougher than all of you. I've proven that she.
Speaker 3: Is such a narcissist.
Speaker 2: Oh, it's bad, it gets worse.
Speaker 3: System is off the charts. It's kind of amazing, you guys,
Like this is a text bookcase. You can see it.
Speaker 2: And that's that's why, like every everything about yesterday's episode
was about that smug face. You know, that smug I
can't even replicate that face. I don't even know how
to do.
Speaker 3: It, but that's She's like, I'm so proud of me.
Speaker 2: It's a great day to be Candice Owens. It's a
great day to be a follower of mine. It really is.
Speaker 3: Like when you see narcissism in the DS, this is it.
That's it's hard.
Speaker 2: Good lord, Okay, I promised the Erica Kirk clip of hers,
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Speaker 2: All right, So this is the clip of Kanda's show
that was really I was just sick to my stomach
about how again, how inverted this reality is for her.
Speaker 5: They're lying about everything pertaining to Trolley Kirks assassination, which
brings me to Erica Kirk because I saw this old
clip of her circulating from right before we met up,
and it made me so angry. I just felt so
much like a flood of anger overcame me. And it
was her sit down with Barry Weiss, literally seventy two
hours before her and I sat down and I just
forgot that. Barry Weiss asked her specifically whether or not
she believes Hyler Robinson killed her husband, and listen to
this terrible dalist act.
Speaker 3: Take a listen.
Speaker 2: Don't you believe that Tyler Robinson murdered your husband?
Speaker 8: Yes?
Speaker 1: I do.
Speaker 9: Why do you think it is so hard for so
many people to believe that reality because it's too simple. Again,
everyone always has to think there's more to the story.
Speaker 3: Well, sometimes there's not.
Speaker 9: I've seen the autopsy report, I've seen our case pull together.
I've been in constant contact with our lawyers, are the
prosecuting team.
Speaker 3: I've seen it all evil.
Speaker 5: She is e vol When I watched when She's evil,
I am so infuriated watching that back because she's lying,
she's objectively lying, and she's acting. She was told to
say that to make people believe that she had access
to something that we didn't got.
Speaker 3: And then she has the audacity to go off on
Trump because Trump said something about Joe Kent's wife, like
he said something about him moving on quickly, and she's like,
how dare he attacked Joe Kent's wife? And I'm like, wait,
all of a sudden, you're concerned about people's wives.
Speaker 2: Is that what we're doing?
Speaker 3: Like she's she's a nutjob, I mean, an absolute effing
nut job. This shick I can't.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so you know she was already smug enough in
her show because of the whole headline that had nothing
to do with her assassination plot, but that she connected
it to her assassination plot. But then the Daily Mail
released this ridiculous headline where they said, and I quote,
bullet used to kill Charlie Kirk did not all caps
match rifle allegedly used by suspect Tyler Robinson, new court
filing claims. However, that's not at all what the court
filing claimed. And even Will Chamberlain commented at the bottom
of this, saying, you actually should be banned from X
for this. That's how bad, how misrepresented this was. You
can imagine Candace's reaction, right. So Candace's reaction was to
immediately be like see see I mean, she was like,
where are all my neo cons who have been overwhelmed
by the non existent evidence against Tyler Robinson? You should
all be ashamed of yourselves. Hope the money, my.
Speaker 3: God, you're so the money was worth your soul? I
cannot believe it, as she makes so much money off
of her dead friend. How dare she? I mean, wow,
I just cannot and listen, all people read is headlines.
It's not just her.
Speaker 2: This traveled so quickly and just it hit all of
the Candy Colt like, oh my god, this is the
smoking gun right here. But of course if they had
actually read the article one does They don't do that.
But it was completely debunked by literally everybody who can
read and understand core documents. One Phoenix ammunition said completely
and utterly misleading garbage. The bullet is quote unable to
be identified because it effing fragmented into a bunch of
pieces dipshit. That's who he responded to someone. And when
that happens, they don't do some magic CSI Las Vegas
animation where they managed to reassemble the bullet and then
perfectly align the lands and grooves to match a barrel.
None of that is real. That is not how science works.
Watch all the retards go wild ivet Candice and Ian
buy a new car off of this, right, I mean,
this is just the first of several, like I mean,
de bunkings, even Brandon Tatum, who was a cop said
the gun not being a match and unable to match
the gun with the bullet are two different things. Gun
not being a match means that the bullet was traced
back to a gun that wasn't the suspect's gun. Unable
to match the gun means the bullet was so fragmented
they were unable to match it to any specific weapon,
including the suspected weapon. These are two different things. And
then lastly, there was another person who said, this is
not exclusionary evidence. It just means the bullet can't help
prosecution because there isn't enough bullet left or usable to
positively match the gun. Can't wait for an army of
people who have never held a gun to run with this.
Shame on the Daily Mail.
Speaker 3: Absolutely, shame on Daily Mail. Shame on them because it's
like we always say, the toothpaste is out of the tube.
Now all these freaking retards are out there. Oh yeah,
this is It's totally not him. It's totally not him.
I mean even though this listen, this kid was turned
over by the bias father. He confessed basically to his
father and his father's like he did it. I just
let the case play out and he's never going to
get a fair trial. It's never going to be This
will never be on bias, It'll never be fair. This
trial is so borked from the beginning, as you would say,
because of because of these cultists, because of these conspiracy theorists.
I am all for a good conspiracy, like I am
your huckleberry, all right, but this has gotten completely out
of control. It really has. I look at her and
like the and then how she can point fingers at
people and say, I hope the money was worth your soul.
Speaker 2: Pitch police, right, it's so projection y.
Speaker 3: It's unbelievable. I just it's just unbelievable to me.
Speaker 2: Well, the quartering responded to her directly because as we
saw a little bit earlier, she had tweeted back, see
you know see I'm still right or whatever, and he said,
did you read the article retard the defense is desperate
and claiming they don't agree with the way the bullet
was matched, the same way almost all bullets are matched
to guns. The bullet matches, you dumbt watch his words,
not mine. And then she responded, she responded, know you
a lily illiterate toad. It isn't a defense claim it
is the ATF that was unable to match the bullet
fragment to the gun, which the defense wants filed as
exculpatory evidence. Stick to your hay Grock, Is this real
reporting and like the thinking to us adults. But what's
so crazy about this is that at the same time
as the defense is saying this is exculpatory and this
will totally prove that Tyler Robinson is innocent, they are
also asking for the trial to be delayed six months.
So explain that to me, Like, if they're like sure
that this is it, this is what proves Tyler's innocence,
then why are they asking for a six month delay? Yeah,
And everything that's getting lost in this, of course, is
the fact that that court document, that court filing also
whoops this one all the way to the beginning. It
also said that the prosecution is using Tyler Robinson's parents
for their side, along with Lance Twiggs, who of course
is like the weird furry boyfriend but.
Speaker 3: The trans dude.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's who's testifying for the prosecution. The people closest
to him are the prosecution's witnesses, and the defense is
asking for a six month delay. Make that makes sense,
Make it makes sense, like, oh, this totally gets our
our client off the hook.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, And how how does she? And I
wonder how she explains all that. You know, Oh, everybody
was in on it. It was all just one big
conspiracy and all these people were in on it. This
is what they and this is what cash France, Israel, everybody, everybody,
his family, everybody, friend, the trans kid. I mean, they're
all in on it, and they it was that's that's
the conspiracy. And if you believe that, okay.
Speaker 2: Like how are we You can't all right beyond help?
If you believe that you are beyond help?
Speaker 3: Really, but they that's crazy people do and you like
trying to reason with these people, it's just it's like
banging your head against a wall and mean. And I
still will not get over the fact that she is
trying to to shame people thinking that they're making money
off of this, when that is precisely what she's doing
with all of these gullible people she has. Don't forget
the it's.
Speaker 2: Probably still pinned to the top of her next account.
This video collage that her team made celebrating that she's
the number one podcast, and then there's like pictures and
stuff of Charlie in it, Like it's so disgusting.
Speaker 3: People cannot see that. That's precisely what's going on here,
all right.
Speaker 2: We have tons more news to get to that is
not Candice related, and now that's out of the way,
we're going to but obviously we had to share with
you what the Daily Mail had done, because that is insane.
It's exclusive the same.
Speaker 3: It's just it's not journalism. Yeah, it's and I cannot
and listen. I actually like the Daily Mail a little bit,
at least I did, so it's just really disappointing, Like
does anybody is anybody a journalist anymore? Anybody?
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's just sad. All right, So we're going to
get to some really really fantastic Marco clips in just
a second, but not before we remind you about your
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Speaker 8: Do it.
Speaker 2: All Right, Let's talk about what's going on in Iran.
Trump tweeted yesterday, and if you want to read just
the tweet part, the.
Speaker 3: United States of America is in serious discussions with a
new and more reasonable regime to end our military operations
in Iran.
Speaker 2: President Donald J.
Speaker 8: Trump.
Speaker 2: Just the tweet, like the actual.
Speaker 3: You may to read the okay, im sorry. The United
States of America is in serious discussions, so they knew
a more reasonable regime to end our military operations in Iran.
Great progress has been made, but if for any reason
a deal is not shortly reached, which it probably will be,
and if the Hormoz straight is not immediately open for business,
we will conclude our lovely stay in Iran by blowing
up and completely obliterating all of their electric generating plants,
oil wells, and carg I'm just doing this, I pronounce that,
and possibly all desalinization plants which we have purposefully not
yet touched quote unquote. This will be in retribution for
how many soldiers and others that Iran has butchered and
killed over the old regime's forty seven year reign of terror.
Thank you for your attention to this matter, President Donald Trump.
Speaker 2: So that was a warning, a pretty serious one, and
it's interesting. We're going to hear from Marco in just
a minute. But there was also this other I think
it was an AP article about all of these other areas,
the other countries in this region who do not want
our strikes to end. And we've talked about this before,
but this recent AP news article said quote officials from
Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates, Kuwait and Bahrain have conveyed
in private conversations that they do not want the military
operation to end until there are significant changes in the
Iranian leadership. And again I say to them, then send
your own. I totally agree, Like where's the help?
Speaker 3: Then it's nice that you want that, so pony up.
Speaker 2: I know, I don't understand why apt to us. Why
it's up to Israel get your own? Do they not
have armies? I feel like they do.
Speaker 3: Well, That's how I feel about NATO too. It's like
we pay so much and they don't pay anything. And
it's like we're we're like the kids in school that
are we handle the group project all by ourselves, right,
and all these other kids get a's because of us,
And it's like when do you get a pony up?
At some point you just get tired of doing all
their shit. You guys have been there. I know there's
some of you out there. I was the person that
always handled the group project. My daughter's that person too.
It gets really old after a while, you know, pony
up totally.
Speaker 2: So anyway, Marco interviewed yesterday morning with George snuffle up Agus,
and one of the questions was, Okay, tell us about
this negotiation that Trump is having with new people in Iran.
Speaker 3: Who are they?
Speaker 2: And uh, In typical Marco fashion, this is how he answered.
Speaker 10: You call them lunatics with the President just had this
post where he says, we're in discussions with a new
and more reasonable regime. Let me try to pin you
down on that. Who is this new and more reasonable regime?
Is the United States is in direct contact with them?
Speaker 6: Well, I'm not going to disclose to you who those
people are because it probably would get them in trouble
with some other groups of people inside of Iran. Look,
there's some fractures going on there internally, and at the
end of the day, I think that if there are
people in Iran who, now, given everything that's happened, are
willing to move in a different direction for their country,
that would be great. Imagine in Iran that and spent
instead of spending their wealth billions of dollars supporting terrorist
or weapons, had spent that money helping the people of Iran.
You have a much different country.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but they didn't. Nope, they're just getting They're just
like Guzza. You know, they're just like Gaza totally. And
it pains me that that was all our money. We
gave them a bunch of one hundred and what fifty
billion dollars that Obama gave them of our hard earned money.
And it's like, well, I don't.
Speaker 2: Know if that's actually accurate, because what I've heard about
that is that we we unleashed their own money from sanctions,
and so what we didn't actually give them money. We
just allow them to use their own money. So I
don't know one hundred percent if it's okay.
Speaker 3: But it's really text regardless of terrorists are going to
terrorists are going to terrorists.
Speaker 2: Right and they and that's what they did not spend
it on their people.
Speaker 3: No, they never do. They never ever do they spend
it on terrorism. They spend it on terror and hurting
their people and hurting us, and not on the stuff
that they should be spending it on, which is enriching
those I mean, those places could It's like Trump people
will make fun of him and say, oh my god, Gaza,
it'd be like a beech Trump property or would, but
it could be beautiful if they actually really could. Right,
a lot of those places could be beautiful, but they're not.
They're shit holes because they make them ship holes, and
that you have a choice.
Speaker 2: They changed very very poorly, amazingly in that same interview.
It I guess, I guess George needed a reminder, or
maybe he's one of the idiots who always pretends like
I don't know why we're in Iran, like no one
has ever told me. And so Marco was like, you
may want to write this down while I tell you again.
Speaker 10: Right, if it fails, the war expands. What's that, I'm sorry,
If it fails, the war expands.
Speaker 6: Well that the war is about this operation, okay, And
that's what this is. It's about very specific objectives. The
President laid them out on the first night of the operation.
I'll repeat them to you now because I hear a
lot of talk about we don't know what the clear
objectives are. Here they are, you should write them down.
Number one, the destruction of their air force. Number two,
the destruction of their navy. Number three, the severe diminishing
of their missile launching capability, and number four that the
instruction of their factory so they can't make more missiles
and more drones to threaten us in the future, all
of this so that they can never hide behind it
to acquire a nuclear weapon. That was our objective from
the beginning, that remains our objective. Now we are on
pace and in fact the head of schedule in some
of those things, and we are going to achieve those
things in a number of weeks, not in a number
of months.
Speaker 2: Why does he Why do people pretend like they've never
said that before. Yeah, well, and they've said that from
the outset, like from the very beginning multiple times. Why
this is so hard?
Speaker 3: It's not hard, it's not.
Speaker 2: There's also a question about the strait of hormews. Obviously,
that's a huge concern all wide. And you know, if
a RAN is going to play like they're going to
control it, Marco is here to tell them, nuh uh.
Speaker 6: Now they are making threats about controlling the hormone straits
and perpetuity, creating a tolling system and the like. That's
not going to be allowed to happen. And the President
has number of options available to him if he's so
chooses to prevent that from happening. It happening, obviously, I'm
not going to discuss what those options are, and We're
not going to discuss military tactics. The Department of War
would be in charge of those things. I'd refer you
to them, but obviously they're not going to discuss it
with you either. But there is a way forward here
to achieve our objectives. We are going to achieve our
objectives in a matter of weeks, not months.
Speaker 3: And we discussed this a lot with our financial guy yesterday.
It's very important that the hormone strait is open and
working and functional and soon and soon.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Right.
Speaker 2: So you mentioned NATO just a few a few moments ago,
and Marco also talked about NATO and how he's always
been a supporter.
Speaker 6: But and I've been a big supporter of NATO. And
one of the reasons why I've been a supporter of
NATO is because I believe that these basing rights give
us leverage and give us flexibility and operational capability all
over the world. But if NATO is just about us
defending Europe of their attack, but them denying us BA
rights when we need them, that's not a very good arrangement.
That's a hard one to stay engaged in it and
say this is good for the United States. So all
of them is going to have to be re examined.
All of it's going to have to be re examined.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you find out who your real friends are real quick,
don't you, when shit hits the fan. And then when
people like Spain are like, now we're not going to
give you airspace and then we're going to brag about it. Really,
are you my friend? It's literally like a friend group.
It's like you start saying who's there, who's going to
have your back and who doesn't? And when you go
through something bad in life, you see that and then man,
you start dropping friends like that, you start dropping Well,
they don't want to do that. When we pay all
the bills when we go out to dinner, you know
what I mean. Yeah, we're the ones who pay all
the bills. Well, I guess you're not going to becoming
to dinner anymore, Spain, good lord.
Speaker 2: And then just we'll come back to Marco. But just
because this is related to NATO, there was an interview
recently with the Defense Minister of the UK where the
interviewer was saying, what's our like, what kind of what's
our fleet looking like these days? And the amount of
inability I guess the inability of this defense minister to
answer that question and then to accidentally reveal like how bad,
how useless the UK is when it comes to being
a NATO partner because they've always relied on the United
States to handle everything. It's extraordinary. Check this out.
Speaker 11: How many figures do we have in the fleet?
Speaker 12: We have? We have? We have, we have, we have.
We have seventeen frigates and destroyers. It's down from twenty
three at the end of the last labor government. Steady,
if we've got a fleet of seventeen and total, where
are they all? Well, every nation, with every piece of
its military kid has some some some in operation, some undeployment,
some in some in states of readiness, some being repaired.
We only have Hildugg in operation down there?
Speaker 11: Now?
Speaker 12: Where are all the others? Are all the others being
repaired in some way, shape or form. Look, I'm proud
of what we're able to do.
Speaker 3: There are some people that are in charge of things
that should not be in charge of things.
Speaker 2: He's real proud though, of what they're able to do.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean he's proud of himself, like Candas is
proud of herself.
Speaker 2: We know how that's going right right, Okay, So back
to Marco and this whole question of regime change. He again,
that's never been one of the key objectives that were
laid out by this administration. Ever, It's always been like, man,
that would be great if the Iranian people could rise
up and figure out a new government for themselves. But
that's not our job, that's not why we are doing
what we're doing. And here's Marco on this idea of
regime change.
Speaker 6: But our objectives here from the very beginning, had nothing
to do with the leadership. But would we'd love to
see a difference. Do we think the people of Iran
deserve better leadership than what they've gotten from the clerical regime?
One percent? Would we be heartbroken if there was a
change in leadership, Absolutely not. If there's something we could
do to facilitate that, would be be interested in participating,
of course, But that was not the objective of this operation.
Speaker 2: That's not why we're there. So I know people keep
trying to make that our reason for being there, but
that's never been one of the state of objectives.
Speaker 3: It would be great, though, yeah, it would be amazing,
would be really great.
Speaker 2: And then there's always you know, there's always the and
folks like Megan are playing into this whole idea that
everything is really going terribly and that this is going
to be a forever war. We're never going to get
out here is Marco on the timing issue?
Speaker 13: Do you have any sense of gliuity about when the
war is going to be over in the Middle East?
Speaker 6: The operation in Iran as soon as we achieve our
objectives as I've outlined them repeatedly, and that is we're
going to we've destroyed their navy, we've destroyed their air force,
we are well on our way to destroying the majority
of their arms factories, and we're well on our way
to significantly degrading their missil launchers. When those objectives are achieved,
we will have achieved the purpose of this operation. And
that's something that's not going to take months. That's a
matter of weeks. I'm not going to tell you exactly
how many weeks, but a matter of weeks.
Speaker 3: Not months.
Speaker 2: All right, Okay, you heard it straight from the horse's mouths.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and then you get that. I don't know if
you have it or not today because we didn't talk
about this appre show. We're too busy talking about other craft, but.
Speaker 2: The Pope about our kids getting married, about our kids
getting married.
Speaker 3: One day, it's it's fine, but the Pope is like,
you shouldn't be at war, Like yeah, lecturing us on
not being at war, Like God isn't going to base,
God is not on your side, basically is what he's saying.
And it's like, have you ever heard of the Crusades?
Like I feel like, I mean, you started it, like
the Catholic Church started that. I just want to point
that out to you, hello, Like, I just don't understand
these people these days.
Speaker 2: Well, it's very I mean he's in a position where
it's very easy to say that.
Speaker 3: Of course it is that way, right, He's saved all
the time, like with his walls and his security and
his like little armored car and his funny hat. I mean,
this is the thing.
Speaker 2: So Caroline love It held a presser yesterday looking absolutely
gorgeous and really did look and she was asked by
someone in the press corps about the fact that Trump
continues to say that they're in the midst of these
Iranian negotiations with this new these new people that are
in charge, and Iran continues to say or the IRGC
continues to say, no, we're not We're not talking to anybody.
And so the reporter was like, how do you square that?
How do you make that make sense? And Caroline was like,
I just love the way she responded to her.
Speaker 3: Check this out, these conflicting messages between the United States
and Iran.
Speaker 6: I know the President insists that negotiations are underway, as
you just mentioned.
Speaker 2: He's also said that.
Speaker 3: Iran has agreed to most of the fifteen points we
just heard from Iran.
Speaker 6: Again they're saying no negotiations are taking place, or calling
the proposal extensive, unrealistic.
Speaker 2: So how do you square that?
Speaker 7: How do you explain that discrepancy between the two?
Speaker 14: I think the American people are smart enough not to
take the word of a terrorist regime that has chanted
death to America for forty seven years at their word.
Speaker 3: And I hope the.
Speaker 14: Journalists in this room are wise enough not to take
an Iranian regime that is repeatedly lied about our country,
about our values, about everyone in this room, frankly for
nearly five decades. So I think the American public are
smart enough to understand that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I don't just we finally have a president who's
willing to take that on. I don't what is it
about people in our world where they're so happy to
just let all of the terrorism go and just don't
poke the bear. Don't poke that Islamic bear. We don't
want to do that. Don't make him angry. I mean,
I'm seeing it here in Texas. It's started to really
piss me off. It's like we can't say anything about them,
we can't fight back to them. I just it's stupid.
He finally, after forty seven years, is like, you know
what enough? And he has been talking about this since
nineteen eighty seven, as evidenced by a clip that we
played I think yesterday yesterday, So he's not changed on this.
We've not changed on this. There are a lot of
people that haven't changed on this. We're just sick of
their shit.
Speaker 2: And it was getting to a point, as they said
repeatedly that if we didn't do something now, the world
would be in danger because they are very very clear
about their intentions.
Speaker 3: So I just yeah, And it's like, really, if you
want to let your kids and your grandkids deal with it, well,
then that sucks that you're going to let them have
to handle that, because that's precisely what's going to happen
if he didn't do something. That's how I feel about it.
If you disagree, then we can agree to disagree.
Speaker 2: So Caroline was also asked about who is paying for
this war and the answer was surprising interesting. I guess
we'll have to wait and see exactly what she's implying.
But here's what she said.
Speaker 15: During the Persian Goal for nineteen ninety nineteen ninety one
Arab countries pay for the vast majority of the costs
of the war?
Speaker 2: Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, the UAE.
Speaker 3: Who's paying for the cost.
Speaker 2: Of this war?
Speaker 15: Will those Arab countries step up to do just that?
Speaker 14: Well, I think it's something the President would be quite
interested in calling them to do. I won't get ahead
of him on that, but certainly it's an idea that
I know that he has in something that I think
you'll hear more from him on.
Speaker 3: Seriously, that card again, though, Like, I mean, she looks fantastic.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, she looks so so so so pretty,
so pretty. Yeah. I loved it, and people are like,
what are you wearing? I thought she looked amazing.
Speaker 3: He looked so good.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I would not wear. It's not my style obviously,
because I'm always in sweats and I'm not fancy anymore.
But she looks beautiful.
Speaker 3: She's so pregnant, I know, God lesser beautiful and pregnant.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so there's an account. I know you've seen him before.
He is one of these guys that does the man
on the street type of interviews, and he has this
amazing talent. He goes by no cap on.
Speaker 3: God.
Speaker 2: He has this amazing talent of playing characters to get
people to show how dumb they are, and he plays
it so straight, you guys like, he is so good
at this. So he was talking to a lot of
people apparently at the No Kings protests about the war
and other things, and just to prove how completely stupid
these people are and how willing they are to just
agree with whoever tells them whatever it is that they
want to hear in the moment. Examples from him that
will blow your mind. This first one is some guy
who is being convinced, uh that women in Iran have
it way better than my God, just watch how ridiculous
this guy is.
Speaker 16: America hates him because Iran is so feminist. Oh yeah,
they are so good. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yes, how about
a place to be a woman's iron compared to hear right,
the rights for taking one exactly, Ducing's Iranians maintain such
good women and LGBT rights as well.
Speaker 17: Well that they have a good leader.
Speaker 16: Ayatola Yeah at he's very pro LGBT. They said, he
wants the next I totally to clean out a woman. No,
a guy, but he's a queen like a gay guy
they want.
Speaker 2: Doesn't crack up laughing.
Speaker 3: He's saying these Oh my god, totally should totally clean out.
He should totally do that. Yeah, it's so great. I
mean I know as a woman, I would love to
go to Iran and have to just completely. My son
had to tell yeah, it'd be fantastic.
Speaker 2: Yeah, this next one, I cannot even believe that it's real,
but it is, you guys. So he did the same
thing with another victim on the street, and this woman
is convinced that this all this talk about the strait
of horror moves is leaving out somebody. I'll just let
this play out there we go.
Speaker 16: Isn't it a little bit homophobics that was so focused
on the Straits of hormus and not the gaze of homos.
Speaker 17: I agree, yes for sure.
Speaker 16: Why do you say somebody leave the gaze of hums behind?
Speaker 17: I think it's just history Historically, like you know, gays
have always been very discriminated against, which.
Speaker 3: Is wrong, and even in war yeah, even in Warren.
Speaker 17: It just takes hor reform in government obviously, and then
also educating society.
Speaker 16: I just feel like, if we're gonna go and say
we can't leave to gay people behind, I don't think
we should go and sail at all. But if we're
going to the gays of the moods, we could turn
it into fire island.
Speaker 3: For surely. We totally should. The the trans of poor mouse,
that's why has not been discussed.
Speaker 2: So stupid. I can't believe, Monlron, It's just incredible. So anyway,
as they need to live in.
Speaker 3: The Middle Eastern country for a while, all these women,
totally can we start with a possible lady. We need
to send possible lady there.
Speaker 2: First, That would be great, would be great. Also unrelated
to the war, but related to Trump's amazing cabinet members,
Scott Bessant has started a new initiative I guess for
lack of a better word to call it, it's a
whistleblower program where you are basically rewarded if you are
a whistleblower who proves that there is fraud. You can
actually get thirty percent of the fines imposed on any criminals, right,
which is amazing, fantastic, And he gave like, there's a
website that you can go to if you're a person
that can explore. I mean, at this point, Nick Shirley
should just be set for life, you know what I mean. Right,
But anyway, here is a little bit from Scott Bessant
talking about that program.
Speaker 11: They come to the Treasury website. We've gotten over seven
hundred leads, many of them are now active, and so
just go Treasury dot gov and it's right there, prominently
on the website and we can pay up to a
thirty percent reward for the recovered fund.
Speaker 3: Nicely, it's nice Ice, It's a fantastic idea. I love this.
Speaker 2: Isn't that fantastic?
Speaker 8: Yea?
Speaker 2: I just thought that was so great. All right, moving on,
we're going to talk now about some election stuff and
some people who are talked about in the in reference
to possibly running for election, and we're also going to
talk about people who are committing crimes all of that
in this next segment. You guys can be a banger.
AOC apparently is finding herself in a spot of trouble,
as they would say in the UK, don't they say
a spot of trouble at a little of trouble predicament right,
So apparently I don't know if she had a ketemine addiction,
but I don't know how she had a kedemede addiction. Really,
I don't know how else to explain this, that.
Speaker 18: The congresswoman may have violated federal election law and ethics
rules by misusing nearly nineteen thousand dollars in campaign cash
last year on a psychiatrist known for specializing and ketemine therapy.
The National Legal and Policy Center filed a joint complaint
with the FBC and the Office of Congressional Conduct, demanding
that authorities determine whether the money paid to doctor Brian
Boyle was fraudulently documented as leadership, training and consulting.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 18: Doctor or Boyle is a chief psychiatric officer at Stella
Mental Health and is known as the leading authority on ketemine.
We've reached out to congressman at AOC's office, but we
have not heard back yet.
Speaker 3: So I don't wow. So it's Ketemede is used for
pain management and depression, so I'm going to assume she's
not in pain. She's pretty young, but maybe she's depressed,
is it?
Speaker 2: Or maybe it's somebody on her staff. I don't know
what to make of it. But obviously that doesn't seem
to me an appropriate use of campaign funds.
Speaker 3: Totally not.
Speaker 2: So that's just how weird.
Speaker 3: I'm just going to dream weird. Everybody needs to know
that what's up.
Speaker 2: Everybody needs to know that what's up. And then because
the mainstream media will not report on Democrats doing terrible things.
You may remember the story. We covered it months ago,
but there was this chick, Sheila Churephyllis McCormick. She's a
Democrat rep from Florida. She just got hit with twenty
five ethics violations by the House Ethics Committee. She's already
been accused of stealing five million dollars in FEMA disaster
relief funds. This was obviously money that was meant for
hurricane and COVID victims, and then laundering it through her
campaign and spending it on things like diamond rings. Yeah,
she goes obviously you need that, can you even and
the chart there's like legit already criminal charges against her.
She faces up to fifty three years in prison. And
so this House Ethics Committee is sort of you know,
they're they're finding her guilty of twenty five violations. That's
the first step. And yet you're not gonna this isn't
plastered all over ABC about it on the view.
Speaker 3: You don't see what I mean? Yeah, I heard about
this last week and I was like, where is this?
Like I had to dig to find information about it
because nobody's talking about it.
Speaker 2: That Biach bought a diamond ring And that's just one
example of the stuff that basement. Just one thing money
on it's.
Speaker 3: Disgusting, like a disaster relief money. She goes into a
store and has the can you even imagine taking money
that is supposed to be used for people who are
in need and lost their homes, right, right, and she
goes in and buys herself some big ass diamond ring.
What these people are just disgusting? Yep.
Speaker 2: And there's apparently a guy, a Democrat running for Senate
out of Michigan whose name is, of course, Abdul l Sayed,
and there was audio released of him basically saying because
he's in the Dearborn area, he's saying, well, I'm not
going to comment on the death of the Ayatola because
people here are super sad about it.
Speaker 3: And do you're born astan?
Speaker 2: Yeah, how is this city even allowed to exist here?
Speaker 3: I don't get it. Now.
Speaker 2: If people are sad about the Ayatola, who is who
is whose stated goal was deaf to America, death to Israel?
How is that city allowed to form in the United States?
Speaker 3: Right? Yeah, I don't I don't get.
Speaker 2: But here's the story. You're going to see a screenshot first,
but then you're going to hear the audio.
Speaker 11: I also want to remind you guys that that there
are a lot of people in Dearborn who are sad today.
So like, I just don't want to comment on Tony
at all.
Speaker 19: I don't think I'd even touching that.
Speaker 4: Like they're gonna try this is what we practiced, But like,
is it how many a bad guy?
Speaker 2: Is?
Speaker 14: Nick?
Speaker 3: Great?
Speaker 18: That he's dead my first and man was eighty six
years old.
Speaker 15: Who's gonna be dead sometimes?
Speaker 1: Anyway?
Speaker 3: I mean, he probably thinks that marrying nine year old
is okay, and he likes beast reality too, So my god, yeah,
I said it.
Speaker 2: That could be a senator when we talk about the
invasion and the infiltration. This is what we're talking about,
you guys running through Senate. Oh my god.
Speaker 3: And he'll probably get it. He'll probably win. Yeah, Oh
my gosh.
Speaker 2: And then back to Florida fishback that guy. Oh my god,
such a piece of crap. So earlier in the week
we talked about this whole hullabaloo that happened over the
weekend with the cardinal not being allowed to go to
a praying site that he wanted to go to. I
can't even remember the the whole Holy something of the Sepulcher.
I can't remember the actual name. What is it?
Speaker 3: The Holy something Sepulcher. People were correcting us on that
had to say sepulcher Sepulcher, and.
Speaker 2: I thought that's how we said it. Is that wrong?
Speaker 3: No, we get corrected every day, so I.
Speaker 2: Don't anyway, you guys know what I'm talking about. We
talked about it on Monday, and remember we also showed
the tweet from or the series of tweets I guess
from Beebe saying we're working on this, we're getting this corrected.
The SHO wouldn't have happened. This was like an isolated
incident whatever, So all of that to say this was
simply a misunderstanding. It sounds like that happened on the
ground with a limited number of police officers, and they
are doing everything they can to make sure that the
cardinal and others are free to worship as they see fit.
But leave it to James Fishback to just be a
complete dick about it, And so he retweeted Netan Yahoo's
saying you hate Christians. Your excuses are irrelevant. You are
not welcome in Florida when I'm governor. Happy Palm Sunday,
christ is King. This is the kind of Christ is
King usage that I find to be so disgusting. It'scause
it's clearly used to be disparaging to a whole other faith.
Oh that's is Yeah, that's when the use of it
is utterly it's just inappropriate.
Speaker 3: Sorry, But he went on to say that we're not
a Judeo Christian country, We're just a Christian country. And
there's a lot of Catholics that are like jumping on
that bandwagon. We're not Judeo Christian. It's Christian. It's just Christian.
So screw the Jews, Okay, well, then quit aligning with
the Muslims. If that's the case again, I'm going back
to the Crusades. Like it's like, what is the deal
with that? I don't understand. So you're just going to
like get rid of everybody, You're just gonna do Okay,
then do that. If you're going to exclude the Judeo,
then exclude all of them, everything, the Hindus, everybody. Like,
do it. I want to see you do it, Carrie
Prijon so Jared that time pin.
Speaker 2: You know, he whenever he has whenever he hosts, you know,
his whatever they are. I don't want to say rally
because I don't know that they're big enough to be.
Speaker 3: Like like town halls.
Speaker 2: Yeah, whenever he has his events, You'll notice that the
people who are attracted to him, who he appeals to,
our young men, that it's this is Groper Central, Okay,
That's who his followers are. And here he is being
a disgusting anti Semitic jerk yet again in front of
that very kind of crowd.
Speaker 4: The way they treat Christians and Israel is disgraceful.
Speaker 2: If Christians are not well.
Speaker 15: In Israel, Yahu is not welcome in Florida.
Speaker 2: How do they treat him in Nigeria? They just slaughter them.
Speaker 3: Oh, that's right.
Speaker 2: Same with Syria and there he's not talking about that.
He's more mad at one dude not being allowed to
go where he wanted to go for a hot minute
than he is about the thousands of people that were slaughtered.
Speaker 3: They never ever talk about the slaughtering of Christians and
all those other countries. They never talk about that, and
yet they wear the pins of the countries that would
be happy to slaughter Christians. I don't understand it. Somebody's
going to have to explain that to me, Like I'm
five years old.
Speaker 2: It's not explainable. That's not There was a poll recently,
I know this is we don't like Poles poly Market
saying that Gavin Newsom edges jd Vance in the twenty
twenty eight presidential election odds. They are now neck and neck.
So that's exciting. I can't believe that people are into
Gavin at all. He was recently at some sort of
I don't know what the convention was, but he was
speaking to a group of people who have something to
do with ADHD and or dyslexia, and all of a sudden,
it's like, it's almost like he lost his place in
his speech giving and in order to cover up for
the fact that he lost his place, he decided to
pretend that he was super emotional about being there. That
was my impression of the video that you're about to see.
Your my lige may vary, but that is what it
looked like to me. It was a really odd moment
that you will see right here.
Speaker 15: This is next level, man.
Speaker 19: This is one of the most interesting places.
Speaker 2: I've ever been in eighty h B Avenue.
Speaker 14: I mean, everything about this is.
Speaker 19: I feel like I'm home.
Speaker 3: Oh my god.
Speaker 15: Are surrounded by you know, the special folks, particularly the
young folks there.
Speaker 2: So I'm grateful.
Speaker 12: I'm also.
Speaker 10: Weird, what Sean I'm you know, forgive me.
Speaker 19: You know this is embarrassing. You can turn all that off.
Speaker 8: Just because all the noise.
Speaker 2: You know that we just need to turn off.
Speaker 11: And this is this is this.
Speaker 20: Listen to this.
Speaker 19: This is it, man, This is it. I want to
fix all this stuff. This is it. You know, we're
all just sitting there yelling and screaming at each other.
Speaker 20: Everybody's getting each other's throats and trying to tear everybody down,
and you know, how are we going to get out
of this?
Speaker 11: This is it?
Speaker 3: Oh my gosh, guys, I cannot listen.
Speaker 2: That the weirdest thing ever.
Speaker 3: He's such a phony. Yeah, he was like he was
forgetting what he was supposed to say. I totally agree
with you one hundred.
Speaker 2: Percent, and then he decided I'm going to act emotional
like because these are my people or whatever.
Speaker 3: He's an actor, which is precisely what he is. He's
a total actor, and he's a podcaster. He doesn't actually govern,
and he doesn't do anything. He doesn't do a job.
He doesn't do crap. He has destroyed California.
Speaker 10: This is not that.
Speaker 2: Podcasting isn't a job. I take exceptions framing.
Speaker 3: It's a job, but like, you don't do that as
a like. Listen, if you're a governor, you shouldn't be
doing that. In addition to it, you should be actually governing.
That's what he should be doing. Listen. This is all
they've got one And I saw in that poll that
you put up with him against j D. That's neat.
I think that's neat. I want to see what I
want to see what it is against Marco. Yeah, I
wouldn't even mind seeing what it is against DeSantis. I'd
like to see those numbers. I want to see more numbers.
I want to see more data with this scumbag. He's
such a douche canoe like he's just and that's all
they've got mocked. They don't have any decent people on
their bench. So of course we've talked about it in
the past, they're going to rally around this guy who
hasn't done anything. His record is horrible.
Speaker 2: Look, it's not I wish he'd done nothing, but what
he's done is super destructive.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you're right, that's a great point. His record is
destruction of the whole state. I mean, I have kids
who just moved here from California. They had to escape
from California.
Speaker 2: They lots of people are doing it, and lots of
businesses are doing it. They're getting the heck out of
getting the heck out of there. Anyway, there was that,
and then when it comes to I do genuinely worry
about a potential, you know, attempt by somebody in the
woke Reich to rise up as a potential ruiner of
the next election, like a Tokays possibly, although he denies it,
but possibly, Like if there's somebody like a Thomas Massy
or whoever who decides to run third party, it is
weird toast, but that is entirely likely, And according to
Glenn Greenwald, he believes and is hoping that it might
be Tucker.
Speaker 3: The Republican Party, there's going to be a major candidate.
Speaker 15: I am certain.
Speaker 3: I hope it's Tucker. Really, I don't he I think
it could happen. This is my hope.
Speaker 15: I mean, like, I mean, Tucker is a good friend
of mine. I don't exploit my friendship to like pressure
him to run for president. And he's adamant that he won't,
you know, publicly, and even you know, if you talk
to him and try and exploit it, he'll kind of
like laugh. But you know, stranger things have happened. But anyway,
I hope it's But even if it's not him, there'll
be like a Thomas Massey figure Margie Taelgreen I don't
know who who runs on a real America for like
returns to America first, since I was like, hey, remember this, like,
we're not supposed to fight wars for our foreign countries.
We're not supposed to send billions of dollars out of
our communities in the Midwest that have been deindustrialized and
run overrun with a you know, with addiction and suicide
and depression and people having to work three jobs, not
being able to buy homes until they're forty or start
families until they're forty, and maybe having one kid because
that's all they can afford. Both parents work out outside
the house. Like, until that's fixed, we shouldn't be sending
billions of dollars to Ukraine or Israel paying for their army,
paying for their society. That is going to resonate among
a huge number of Republican Party voters, especially the young,
young voters that really provide the energy for campaigns like
they did with Bernie Sanders in twenty sixteen where he
almost took down the Clinton machine, would have had the
dancing not cheated. That is political goal like that young
energy and young conservatives are done with Israel, like done.
Speaker 3: He's not wrong, he's not wrong, he's not wrong, he's
not wrong. I don't think it'll be Tucker, but I
do think this is a Massy or Marjorie Taylor Green
will step forward, God together, God help us, right, yeah,
I mean to help us.
Speaker 2: It's just that'll be the end of Republicans and Democrats
will run away with.
Speaker 3: It because listen, just follow the money on those two.
That's all I gotta say about those two. Follow the money.
See who funds them? Who funds the Massy alone? Funded
by Muslims? And you guys, just follow the money. It's wild,
all right.
Speaker 2: We've been talking about people either in office or running
for office doing criminal things. But also there was a
very interesting story that came out about Clovicular. Clavicular has
been arrested again because he shot at an alligator. Now,
he was on like he was on a tour of
some sort somewhere in Florida, and I think that the
alligator was already dead, and he asked the person leading
this vote or whatever if he could shoot it, and
the guy was like, yeah, go ahead, and they both
took shots at this alligator, which is illegal, and now
he could be facing years in prison for that.
Speaker 3: I hope so, I hope he goes. Oh God, I'm
I'm sick of talking about this guy and seeing his face,
everything that we know.
Speaker 2: About Clavicular, and I would include all of our audience
members in this. I feel like everything that we collectively
know we know against our will totally.
Speaker 3: It's like I feel accosted by knowing these things. I'm
like assaulted by knowledge about him totally. I don't want
to know anymore. And I don't like seeing his face.
All of those guys, every single one of those guys
that was in that bus. You know that one video
go Nix, right, and the Nicks and the what's in
the the Tate? Oh god, They're all disgusting, so gross,
so gross.
Speaker 2: All right, moving on, we are now going to talk
a little bit about TSA. I mean, obviously TSA currently
is getting funded, but not the correct way. We're still
in the middle of this stupid ass shutdown. And Representative
Meeks Democrat was on one of the news shows attempting
to like not give Trump credit for figuring out a
way to get these guys paid, but also blaming him
even though this is a congressional responsibility.
Speaker 3: This was crazy.
Speaker 4: We just heard from that TSA union rep. Is the
person standing up for those hardworking American workers? Is the
president with that executive action that he took. At the
end of the week, they're now getting new money into
their bank accounts. Finally, again, are you thankful that he
did take that action?
Speaker 8: Well, look, the president, if he's been saying for a
while that he could have taken some action so that
would have never had this issue. He could have told
Johnson make the deal.
Speaker 3: But he did not.
Speaker 2: He is the one you actually.
Speaker 3: Did take action, not the Congress.
Speaker 4: So far, do you support and are you thankful that
he did take action when you're saying that the hard
working American worker of TSA have been the people caught
in the middle.
Speaker 12: The president.
Speaker 8: They should have never you know, you heard that agent
talk about how they are in debt, the number of
you know, extra interests and penalties, et cetera. That should
have never happened, and the president could have prevented that
from happening.
Speaker 3: It's your job, right, Oh my gosh, this is that's wild.
I don't know how anybody could be a Democrat at
this point.
Speaker 2: I just don't know anither.
Speaker 3: I don't doubt.
Speaker 2: Anything not either. They just they lie, they I mean,
they deflect, they deflect, and then they end again constantly
the indefensible and then they end up looking like complete
idiots and for some reason never get held to account
when they tweet stuff like what Richard Blumenthal tweeted on
March twenty second, saying ICE agents at airports will only
aggravate delays and lines, disrupting checks, interrogating travelers, dragging parents
from children, detaining citizens, brutalizing families, shooting, even.
Speaker 3: Shooting and even killing.
Speaker 2: Okay, and they're now the reason that everything is running fairly.
Speaker 3: Spray, and they're like shaving people in the line. They're
like doing CPR on people right handed out waters, the
little kids. They're awesome. They're so awesome. So yeah, you
may want to shut your face, lizard man. I just
these people. It's like they want so badly to create
a narrative that law enforcement and like just the carrying
out of said laws that we already have on the
books is wrong somehow, and then they want to demonize
the American people that want those laws to be carried out,
like we just want people to follow the laws that
are already on the books, and somehow I'm a racist
for that, You're a racist for that.
Speaker 2: Yep, they can suck it. They can suck it. And
the the actual reality, of course, is very inconvenient. But
when it's inconvenient, then they will try to spin as
you're gonna hear Charlemagne the God do, because Charlemagne was
just traveling and so he recounts his experience with Ice,
who is super friendly. But because they are super friendly,
and because they didn't match the narrative that Democrats are
trying to put out, now, it's got to be like
orchestrated on purpose.
Speaker 3: This is a syop, you guys, Guadia Friday, I ain't
see no TSA agents. Ice was Ice everything, and that
was it. That was the experience.
Speaker 19: I mean they were great to be honest with you
like to be honest like they were. And then and
for that particular terminal, I was thought, I look, Gaudia,
I forgot what terminally was. But yeah, they were being
extra nice like Chick fil a workers. I was saying
to myself, I'm like, there's no way in hell this
is the same Ice agents that was on the streets
of places like Minnesota with the mask on, Like they're
not wearing masks, like they're being super nice.
Speaker 3: I think it's a syop okay.
Speaker 19: For midterms, right, because you put them in the airports
and they're super nice and they're helpful and they got
things running efficiently. When he says we're going to have
them at the polls in November, nobody won't think twice
a buck.
Speaker 3: I'm a psia. It's just that you've been snowed because
you're weak, your brain is weak.
Speaker 2: Isn't it amazing how nice people can be when they're
not being run over by other people. How much nicer
they are.
Speaker 3: There's that, And then also when they don't have the media,
like the media is constantly saying this is who they really,
this is who they are, and all these stupid, gullible
people who have no critical thinking of their own they
buy into this garbage, and then in their face with reality,
they're like, well most people suck up.
Speaker 2: Or maybe that's just reality.
Speaker 3: Maybe they're actually good people and it's not me run
over or exactly when they're not being run over, and
when the media is not telling you to hate them,
because the media selling you they're horrible people, they're lying
to you.
Speaker 2: Maybe the media is a psia up exactly well, and
they're you know, in addition to helping TSA, they're of
course also there to do a job which Democrats hate,
and so Adam Schiff is now super mad about the
fact that there was a woman and her daughter detained
by ICE, and so he's like, I'm launching an inquiry
with Senator Alex Paedia on the alarming actions by ICE
at the San Francisco International Airport. We must know what
immigration data TSA is sharing with ICE and why allusion.
Bill Mallusian was like, this is already public knowledge. TSA
shared with ICE that the targets had active deportation orders
since twenty nineteen, making them fugitives. What is alarming about?
What is alarming about ICE arresting Guatemalan illegals who had
their due process and have been ordered removed by an
immigration judge. There's no weird conspiracy here. They need to go.
Speaker 3: I swear Adam should take in some illegal He should
do that. And now it's this is the thing they
just they constantly want to feed into the narrative. It's
ICE is bad, this administration is bad for wanting to
enforce immigration law. We're not. It's like, this is what
the American people voted for. And I also get really
frustrated too, because so many people on our side are like,
I hate Trump now really, I mean, he's doing exactly
what he said he was going to do. Look at
our border. It's exponentially better, exponentially better. Forget man, They
forget quickly, don't they.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, And it's infuriating infuriating to me. I noticed
to everybody here that Congress, like the Senate is home
for a two week break. Right, it's absolutely maddening when
we've got people that are still not being paid correctly.
And so Lindsey Graham is having a time because he
was photographed having himself a job all the old time
at Disney. So there were some photos that went around.
This first one shows him even holding a bubble wand
like he's he's in there, you guys, He's like all
up in Disney. So can Disney?
Speaker 3: Can we just look at this really quick? We just
got to look at this picture. First of all, he's
not dressed for Disney. No. Second of all, gay you guys,
I mean we're all friends here. Like what grown ass
man goes to Disney? Like is he by himself and
holds like a princess wand whatever that is?
Speaker 2: It's a little odd, it's a lot, it's.
Speaker 3: A lot odd. It's not a little odd. That's freaking weird,
you guys, it's weird.
Speaker 2: Like seriously, there was another photo. I mean it's oh,
please bring it back, please, No, not that one.
Speaker 3: Dang it.
Speaker 2: Let me remove that real quick.
Speaker 3: And people are asking She asked if it's him. It's
totally him, Laura, that's him.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, there's no question. But in fact he ended
up admitting it, which will show you in just a second. No,
I need to find my Okay. So he was also
spotted cutting the line at Space Mountain. Okay, and this
is just like you've seen all the videos and the
pictures of congress people cutting lines at TSA, which is
already infuriating enough. But anyway, the TMZ reported that he
was at Disney World for three days over the weekend, saying, well, apparently,
but then when he was asked about it, he gave
this excuse. He said, quote. I was invited to a
lunch in South Florida on Friday with Trump official Steve
Whitcoff and many others to talk about the possibility of
normalization between Saudi Arabia and Israel. I went to Orlando
to meet friends. After I got back to South Carolina
on Sunday, and I voted seven times to fully fund
the government. Call a Democrat he said, like, you know, saying,
don't bother me, bother the Democrats who aren't doing the
votes like they should be doing.
Speaker 3: The optics of that is it's bad.
Speaker 2: It's real bad.
Speaker 3: It's just kind of all the optics are really bad.
I feel like maybe he should have thought that through
if he actually gave a crap about the American people
and what we think and the fact that you know,
he's spending our money going to Disney. It's just you're,
first of all, your grun many without kids, without without
a wife or kids, going to Disney, like weird holding
the Princess scepter, the weird Disney.
Speaker 2: And I think he realized to some degree, he didn't
realize that people were mad just about the fact that
he's out doing vacation any things when he should be working.
He he interpreted the the freak out to the fact
that he looked so gay. And so here is what
he also posted. This was I think yesterday late yesterday,
thinking that this would help. He did not. This did
not help, as a matter.
Speaker 3: Of you know what help. It would help if he
actually like had a girlfriend, you know, if he was like,
but he's not. Wait listen, It's fine that he's gay.
It's fine. We all know he's gay. Like if that
is such a we joke about it all the time.
It's fine that you're gay.
Speaker 2: Just be gay. Just be gay and stop being gay,
you know what I mean?
Speaker 3: Yeah, stop being weird about it. Nobody cares, especially on
our side of the aisle. Look at look at Bessent.
Nobody cares that you're gay, right right the care when.
Speaker 2: You like do everything to pretend that you're not, then
it becomes a weird, weird thing.
Speaker 3: Look at me, I got a gun. I'm not gay.
Speaker 2: It was such a Chuck Schumer Burger on the girl moment,
you know what I mean. Or Tim Wallas fixing his car.
It was like right up.
Speaker 3: There, it was right up there, so dumb, so dumb.
Speaker 2: All right, switching gears. We talked last week about the
fact that the Olympics made the decision to not to
disallowed trans women from competing with women, which is the
right decision obviously, but that just insufferable. Hag Marie Harf
was on out Number yesterday and they were talking about
this whole thing, and she was like extra insufferable.
Speaker 3: You're doing your face as you talk about her, You're
like doing the fate You're doing Yeah.
Speaker 2: It's it's like it's like an instant. I can't even
help it. You guys, when I hear Marie Hart this,
you're like this, yeah, right, so here and the and
like Kaylee Mcananey and the rest of the folks on
the couch could not believe that she was actually saying
these things out loud.
Speaker 13: But yet, point is, I do think that Donald Trump
used this to great effect by praying on people's fears
of trans people. And look, I think sometimes people do
have questions who should play what sports? Who should get married?
I don't think that all the questions are necessarily coming
from a bat's eighty.
Speaker 21: Twenty issue, but remain on the twenty percent side. And
biological women.
Speaker 3: Wait, wait, I don't want to get women.
Speaker 21: Do you do you want a biological man wrestling a woman?
Do you want biological man spiking a volleyball at a widestly?
Speaker 3: I don't care.
Speaker 2: Wow, I genuinely don't care.
Speaker 13: There are co ed sports being played at the elementary
school level across this your favorite.
Speaker 2: Oh so it's fun second graders playing sports, you guys.
That proves that this is all fun.
Speaker 3: Right. So she's married, but I don't think she has
any kids. And I mean not that that matters with
liberal women because they don't give a crap about women
or girls. They don't as I mean, as evidenced by
all of them. But I mean she if you have
a girl, and if you have a girl that plays sports,
or that doesn't even play sports, you don't want a
dude in her locker room. Like I feel like this
is you don't want to do competing against her and
her designated sport, but you definitely don't want a dude
walking around with this junk, swinging it in her face
in a locker room, making her feel less than in
her locker room, making her feel afraid in her locker
room or in any space that she's in. I don't
want that. I'm fifty four years old. I don't want
a dude in my locker room. I don't want it.
And so I don't know what, like, I'm not afraid
of these guys. I just think that they're perverts, a
lot of them, and they're using them and they're using
this as as a way to get into these spaces.
And if she can't see that, she's a freaking idiot.
Speaker 2: And the ones who aren't perverts are just not competitive
male athletes that want to be competitive, and they see
this as their way in to cheat.
Speaker 3: It's a way to cheat.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean all the science speaks to this. All
the science speaks to the fact that men are stronger,
they are faster, they have more endurance. This is not hard,
which is biology, which is.
Speaker 3: Why the Olympics made that rule.
Speaker 2: Exactly. Yeah, all right, it's moving on. We need to
talk about the fact that Usha Vance has a new
podcast coming out, or actually it is out, called story
Time with the Second Lady. Here's a little bit about it.
Speaker 22: Right now, she's launching a new podcast for kids and families,
story Time with the Second Lady.
Speaker 2: Because when we read, we grow.
Speaker 7: We will have someone come in, a special reader we're
calling them, read a fun book, have a very short
little conversation, and then invite children to pick up books
on their own. It's sort of just an advertisement for reading.
Speaker 22: Why is this an issue that you care so deeply about?
Speaker 7: Well, I have a long standing interest in education. It
seemed like a really natural fit because we have young
children right now. But as I was teaching them to read,
I was starting to see some of the statistics out
there about the decline and literacy rates, about the fact
that this is really a long term trend and it's worrisome.
Speaker 3: Yeah, thank you. I love her too. I think this
is a great idea because they don't make kids read
in school anymore. They don't. I ask seriously, my daughter.
She's stileb reading when she was idy bitty, and then
she went through a phase where she didn't. They don't
make kids read things in public school, you guys. They
don't like the stuff that they should be reading. I
asked questions about the all the times. That was an
English major right now, it's hard to believe that I was.
It was a useless degree, but still, but like I would,
I ask her all the time, what did you read?
What are you reading this year? What are you reading
in your English class? And she's just like whatever. But
I but she reads now, like like novels that she's
interested in, And I'm so grateful because they may not
be novels that I would read, but I'm just glad
that she's reading like She's a gracious reader, but it's
of stuff that she's interested in. And I'm glad because
kids and teens should be reading. I am a huge
proponent of that because it's good for their vocabulary and
the way they look at the world and how they
think critically, and like, it's just I just think it's
good for focus and everything they need to be reading.
Speaker 2: It makes such a difference, I mean, and it's the
one reason that I love that my kid is in
a liberal arts focused curriculum right now, because you know,
he'll complain about it. He'll call me and be like, oh,
we're reading Homer, and I'll be like, I'm so glad.
I mean, I love it. I love the stuff that
he's being forced to read much like I read. And
I told him, I said, you know what this does.
I know you don't see this now, but what this
does is it makes you better able to understand references
in conversation. In adult conversations, there will be references to
classic stories, books, literature, and if you haven't read those things,
you're going to be useless in conversation. So I promise
you that this will help in social settings also, So
I try to like make sure that he understands the
benefits that go just beyond like your brain working, you
know what I mean.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and it's so important. And there's nothing like buying
a book at like a Barnes and Noble, cracking it
open and reading it, like like physically reading a book.
And kids have loss X they have these stupid computers
in their hands all the time. Yeah, you know, and
I just think it's so important for them to open
books and read them and smell them and feel them.
And it's just like turn the page. It's important.
Speaker 2: It's not like Gwen Waltz, but like.
Speaker 3: It's just important to do that. So, yeah, this is
great that Ush's doing this. I think it's fantastic.
Speaker 2: There was another part of an interview that she did
about this where they were asking her it was like
they were trying to catch her in some sort of
a gotcha and she just she just like rebuffed it completely.
But they were asking her if she's, I guess comfortable
with her situation being you know, second lady, assuming maybe
that she wouldn't be, and she was like.
Speaker 22: What in twenty fourteen, you were registered Democrat, you're now
clearly a Republican. You voted for your husband for a
Senate that's public knowledge.
Speaker 3: I wonder if.
Speaker 22: You feel fully comfortable in the universe that you're in, Now,
what do you mean in.
Speaker 2: The political universe that you're in.
Speaker 7: Well, I do feel very comfortable in that. No one
has ever asked me to engage any kind of litmus
test on anything, and I feel very comfortable in that world.
I don't feel like I have to walk around pretending
anything of any sort. Sometimes I have thoughts that fit
very comfortably into one side or another. Sometimes I've used
that are way more atiosyncratic. And it's a world that
I think is actually rather accepting of that, since everyone
knows that I really care greatly about Jad's success.
Speaker 2: She's awesome.
Speaker 3: She's also brilliant. Yeah, and so you know women that
try like people on women on the left that try
to break her down. You just keep trying to do that, Yeah,
because from there right, he's from an intellectual standpoint.
Speaker 2: She will cut you, Yeah, she absolutely will. Perhaps if
you spend a lot of time on X the way
that we do, you've probably noticed what's happening with Japan
and this new found love affair that's happening with Japanese
people and American people right now thanks to this new
trick I guess that's happening on X whereby folks who
post messages in their native tongue as Japanese people would,
they automatically get translated into English for American readers, which
is fantastic. And what Americans are discovering is that Japanese
folks have very similar senses of humor, and they also
really really love America and American culture. And so there's
this whole neat phenomenon that's happening on X right now.
And if you haven't tasted it yet, here's someone to
give you the rundown.
Speaker 20: You're not on X formerly known as Twitter, you're probably missing.
There's a massive love affair going on between Americans and
Japanese people. So basically, the product manager at X decided
to reveal the information that the largest country participating on
X is actually Japan, it's not America's number two, and
so they decided to flip on the autotranly feature and
then from that point on, Americans and Japanese people started
interacting and turns out we love each other, and that's
honestly really nice to see. Like the times I was
just filled with Japanese people talking about American culture predominantly
like red America culture. We're talking like monster trucks, barbecues,
pickup trucks, Texas in general, and obviously Japan. You know,
Americans have always had a thing for Japan, so that's
you know, the weave things always been there, but the
tweets are so it's I have to say, it's so
nice to see an ally actually like us, because we
get so much smugness from Europeans these days that it's
really nice to see.
Speaker 3: Yes, yes, I totally agree. It's so funny that this
is happening because after we went to Hawaii, we started
talking to our daughter about, like, you know, do we
want to go on any other big trips, like in
the next couple of years before you go to college,
And we really don't have any interest in Europe. We
just don't. I know, people are like, I've never been
to Europe, you guys, I just don't have a lot
of There are some places that I probably want to go,
but now I just feel like some of the places
that I really wanted to go are ruined or I
just don't have an interest in going there because of
safety and whatnot. You can text me or like message
me all you want, but that's just how I feel.
And so my daughter is really really interested in Japan.
She is like she's obsessed with going to Japan, and
I'm like seriously, and she goes, yeah, I just really
want to go there. I think the technology and it's
beautiful and like Tokyo would be amazing, and like she's
really into going to Japan, and so I'm like, I
don't know, it seems like a long plane ride, but
like that was a long plane ride and it would
be expensive. We'd have to really start saving now. It
could be a senior thing, but I mean, like that
would be amazing, you know. So Japan there's something. I
think there's something there, and you live there, I did,
I did.
Speaker 2: I mean not on the mainline, but I lived in
Okinawa for two years. Yeah, yeah, I mean it's I
just think this is so interesting to see how much
they because I've been seeing, you know, the tweets show
up in my you know, for you algorithm or whatever,
and it is just super fun. And they the way,
especially the conservative Japanese people ripping on liberals is hilarious
because they they have the same crazies. Yes, you know
what I mean. And the way that they talk about
them is the same. It's just anyway. It's just this
new phenomenon that's happening on X and if you're missing out,
you're missing out. And I just want to make sure
that everybody knew about that.
Speaker 3: It's really neat. And it's like some of the culture
stuff is in there, and like they would be like,
look check out Kyoto and stuff like that. It's like
it's really neat the stuff that's happening us. Yeah, it
is fun mm hmm.
Speaker 2: Also really really neat is that Eric Trump announced well,
or he released rather sort of a video, a concept
video of what Trump's presidential library is going to look like.
It's going to be in Miami, and you guys, it
is going to be phenomenal, Like it's going to be
an unbelievable legacy for Trump and for his entire family,
and of course, because their whole world is about building buildings,
it's going to be spectacular. Here is a preview. First
you're gonna see his tweet and then you're gonna see
the video and you guys, goodness, amazing.
Speaker 3: On the water.
Speaker 12: Look at that.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, absolutely beautiful.
Speaker 2: Compare the Obama's once right that disgusting, like prison tower, Yeah,
it doesn't like prison.
Speaker 3: Unbelievable.
Speaker 1: Then there's gonna air force looking at lobby. It is gorgeous,
you guys, Oh my god, Oh my god.
Speaker 3: Right, and then well that's the waiter.
Speaker 2: Oh my goodness. Okay, by statute, I want to go.
Speaker 3: I know, I want to go.
Speaker 2: God, if I were like super replicas of the Oval office.
Speaker 3: Of the ball that he's created, if I were super wealthy,
that's where our kids should get married, right, I.
Speaker 2: Know we're not.
Speaker 3: We're not, So it'll be like in my backyard. Sorry on, hey, bails, it.
Speaker 2: Is what it is in this beautiful land.
Speaker 3: That's true. That's true. It could be there too, it's true.
Speaker 2: Anyway, it's gonna be amazing. I don't know what the
completion date will be, but that is happening, so it will.
It'll definitely have a leg up on Obama's prison tower
monstrosity in Chicagos. And then this will absolutely enrage all
the right people. But it turns out also that it
is official. Palm Beach International Airport is now Donald J.
Trump International Airport. Governor DeSantis signed off on that and
that goes into effect on July first.
Speaker 3: Let it piss people off. I love it. I think great,
he's earned it time.
Speaker 2: Look all right, let me make sure I get my
little Venmo app loaded because I saw some texts come
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Daisy may even per.
Speaker 3: We're gonna follw do it? I pre perd I did
a pre per a premature per premature per Gwenniedermeier says,
my daughter Lynn and I are flying to Japan on
Thursday to visit my pen pal of forty nine years.
Speaker 2: I wonder if he's amazing.
Speaker 3: If you've ever met her before, this is the first time.
Speaker 2: The last time I was there was to attend her wedding,
and I was pregnant with Lynn, so it only makes
sense for her to go see what she missed.
Speaker 3: I love it.
Speaker 2: Excited.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, that is so neat neat so so
neat now you Marcy Perallas, give morning Mack and Daisy,
Happy Tuesday. Hope you both have a wonderful day. See
you tomorrow. Much love, Thank you, Marcy, Marcy bo Mama
A look at this point, I can't help but wonder
what Candice has over these people. Why else would they
shy away from calling her out, shutting her down? Exactly,
it's just so freaking weird Brandon, the idolatry of her,
I don't get it. Chelse Hooper Tatum went off on
the audience the other day for telling him to say
her name when talking about what she said. He has
said her name a couple of times. Apparently he's losing viewers,
so he's trying to please everyone.
Speaker 2: I just have like a just stand for crying out light.
It's like, or don't talk about her, don't try tyctically,
just don't talk about her. I agree, you're gonna talk
about her, then don't be afraid to say who you're
talking about.
Speaker 3: One hundred percent. I don't get him, a Daisy. I
wonder how she explains all that, Candice, because Jews exactly
take my wacky conspiracy money, Yes exactly, Arneram Riba Henry
six y two four to two Macus correct. We did
release their money with stipulations of how they were supposed
to use it, and they went against that agreement. Yeah,
like that's the thing. I mean, like the terrorists are
gonna like he's an idiot for thinking they were going
to actually go Yeah, let me go ahead and agree
with what you say, and we're going to do exactly there. Iran, Hello, Supernova.
God saved Trump for all of this. I trust Trump.
I do two Supernova, I really do. Linda one thousand
and nine, thank you so much for sharing the latest news.
I had seen that Daily Mail headline but didn't have
the chance to follow up on the rest of the story.
Glad to have that clarified. And a lot of people
are like that, think that's all the people that read
that headline and they have no idea what the actual
story is, which I feel like was their intent.
Speaker 2: Of course it was, of course it.
Speaker 3: Was Kimberly Donaldson five fourteen. I lost my job, but
I'm still coming to Camp Tea for those complaining about things.
I would eat roller food in the parking lot of
Quick Trip as long as I can hang out with
the chicks.
Speaker 2: And chicks I got Kimberly, sweetest thing I ever heard.
Speaker 3: It was really really sweet, and I hope that you're
not having to do that. But we look forward to
meeting you Supernova.
Speaker 2: For like sending manifesting a new job.
Speaker 3: Man right, totally Supernova. Gays versus straits of horn moves
must transfer ships? Yes, can you just even believe that?
I can't? Shelley Bolton, I second Kimberly sentiment. If I
have to come at six in the morning for peanut
butter sandwiches, as long as I get to meet and
fangirl out for my chicks, I'm happy. It's so sweet.
Oh my gosh, we're gonna have a good time. Nicole
Morrow eight nine one to two. It's disgusting how many
people I bought into the scammedest saga. Apparently they don't
even need basic logic before they jump on the trend
of treating Charlie's wife like garbage. Also, I regret not
finding y'all sooner. Thank you, We regret it for you.
Speaker 1: We do.
Speaker 2: You've been here since twenty two thousand and nine.
Speaker 3: Right, the greatest community ever. Chelse Hooper Gavin is a
gay blacker trance. So he's playing that card and running
with it. I think we never heard that before. He
decided to run.
Speaker 2: Right like all of a sudden, he's so dyslexic and
so adhd and it's like, dude, we see you.
Speaker 3: We know it's just to you. It's so stupid ourgn
RM premature DJ double elation. A ton is heave, but
not if it's spelled backward. What I don't get it?
Oh oh oh it's not. A ton is not spelled backward.
Get it if you can.
Speaker 2: Oh, okay, get there, I got you up there.
Speaker 3: I met you there. Marty Frales. Please remember to like
and subscribe to this podcast. It really helps the chicks.
Everyone have a great day. Much love, Thank you, Marcy,
thank you Supernova. LG was just calling the fairies.
Speaker 2: I don't remember what that's about. Lindsey Graham, Lindsey Graham, okay,
calling of.
Speaker 3: J City ten. Who is the biggest Harlot Regina George,
mean Girls, Corella Deville hunder One, Dalmatians, Diana Christiansen Network
or Scarlett O'Hara gone with the wind, Regina George, Regina
George like Harlot, I'd say, Regina George I'm gonna go
with her.
Speaker 2: No, man, these are so hard to choose.
Speaker 3: From or die awful. Yeah, I'm gonna go with Regina.
George rashik Nashi. If you get the chance to vision
visit Japan, do it. You will not regret it. I
also lived there for two years up in Missawa. I
missed Japan so much. Yeah, I mean that may be
like the one big trip I take in my life.
I don't know. Juriel Gonzalez seven, six eighty five. Daisy,
don't feel bad about not going to Europe. Kamala Harris
hasn't been to Europe. I don't feel bad about it.
You know, I'm not one of those people that's like,
oh my god, I've never been to Europe. I feel
so I just I don't feel bad about it. I'm
not like that kind of a traveling person, So it's
like whatever, if I haven't been, I like my life. Whatever.
Ameralie Donaldson five fourteen. My son went to Japan on
the school trip interim week to Japan his senior year,
and he said it was as life changing and I
was freaked out about it the whole time, but so thankful.
I bet that was really cool for him. Yeah, FFAs
is Jenny O seventy eighty five four visiting Mount Rushbourne
more currently and got to see Bronze Trump yesterday in
front of the Hyatt and Rapid City. A lovely local
woman offered to snap a piccami with my nine year
old son Cheese and it was lovely. Can't wait to
send it out as my Christmas card in twenty twenty six.
I love that cool. That will be so fun. J
City ten. Who's the best film villain Regi George villain
Gorilla Deville, Diana Christiansen or Scarlett O'Hara villain Vylain.
Speaker 2: I would say that's an easier thing to pin on
Regina George. Yeah, she feels like I can easily just
say yep, that's her.
Speaker 3: And I never saw a network, so I don't know
what that's I never I.
Speaker 2: Don't remember if I did or not that I never familiar.
Speaker 3: I don't but recall that. So I'm going with Regina
George again because she was awful. She was absolutely really bad. Okay,
you guys were bringing it in. It is chooday choouesday.
Speaker 2: We have the best day ever.
Speaker 3: We will talk to you tomorrow