Speaker 1: Oh, it's inauguration day, you guys. How is everybody happy?
Guys coming up on the show today, Biden, as of
early this morning, has got his pardon pants on over
his depends.
Speaker 2: He's got there, they're really tight over his depends.
Speaker 1: He's guys, we're gonna be raging over that with you guys. Also,
as as I said, it's a inauguration day, very excited
about that, and so hopefully the pardon pants will not
damper the joy of a not I think that's what
he's trying to do, but we're not gonna let him
do that, okay. Also, will Trump's do AOC I'm gonna
talk about that. Will TikTok stay or go? And christ
you know I's hearing highlights all that, so so so
much more on the show today. I am both hired.
How do you acting like people?
Speaker 2: The people the fate of Indi MP or the city
of Indian Apple. You do not think for me or
anyone I know. That was the YouTube Jerk Jerk died.
Speaker 1: You can check us out all of our socials except
for TikTok. I don't know. Maybe is it, I don't
know if it's there. Maybe checks on the right dot
com slash links. You can do that. Also, Please subscribe
to this podcast if you haven't already, Just click subscribe
just takes a little finger click. Please do that. I'm
very excited about today. Are you excited?
Speaker 2: I'm stoked and you should also mention ready wise.
Speaker 1: Oh yes, I should do that. I should also do that.
I'm sorry I forgot how to I forgot how to podcast.
I've been gone in Oklahoma for the past three days
and I forgot how to do that. You guys, visit
ready wise dot com use promo code chicks twenty at
checkout for twenty percent off your entire purchase. Because you
need to be prepared. You endanger girl. I mean I
think things are going to be better next. We just
got to get through Jerry, right, We got to get
through today. But you just never know. You should always
be prepared, whether it's for you know, armageddon or a
natural disaster. To make sure that you're prepared, visit ready
wise dot com use promo code chicks twenty.
Speaker 2: Doude it look at how America we look.
Speaker 1: You guys. Planet didn't plant.
Speaker 2: It didn't plant.
Speaker 1: This is what we do America.
Speaker 2: Okay, So just this morning news broke that Joe Biden
has preemptively pardoned the entire J six Committee, Anthony Fauci and.
Speaker 1: Who else who am I forgetting?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 2: Mark Milly, Mark.
Speaker 1: Milly, He's part.
Speaker 2: He's preemptively pardoned all those people, which I just.
Speaker 1: Don't think that should be a thing.
Speaker 2: And he's done it this morning, right because he does
want to put a damper, like you said on the
entire celebration mode that we're all in right now.
Speaker 1: H yeah, see that guy. God, it's just and that
just proves that they're guilty of stuff, because the whole.
Speaker 2: Thing said that you shouldn't take it that way. Bullshit,
you guys, come on, they're guilty, he said, and I
quote in his statement, the issuance of these pardons should
not be mistaken as an acknowledgment that any individual engaged
in any wrongdoing, nor should acceptance be misconstrued as an
admission of guilt for any offense. Our nation owes these
public servants a debt of gratitude for their tireless commitment
to our country. I just don't think it should be allowed.
Speaker 1: I don't think it should be allowed either. Yeah, it's like, okay,
so is he gonna preemptively pardon me for every speeding
ticket that I'm going to be getting in the next
you know, for the rest of my life. Basically, It's
just this is nuts, you guys.
Speaker 2: Yeah, And it gives carte blanche to all these people
to just do whatever they want without consequence. Yeah.
Speaker 1: And we did a great interview with Bram Paul. It
came out on Saturday, and he talked about, you know,
all of this like gain a function stuff, and we
talked about fauci a lot and just the sinister crap
that is going on from a public health perspective, the
Ebola virus and how it could wipe out fifty percent
of the population. So what so if he if he
does that, if he's somehow involved in, say in a
bowl of virus getting out, so he's he's not responsible
for anything, he can like go forth and like commit
a genocide in this country. And so he's like completely
off the hook, like preemptively. I just what is going on?
How is this even possible? I don't understand how he
is and what it does to It shows to me,
which what he can say all he wants, he can say, Oh,
they're not guilty of anything. It absolutely shows that they're guilty.
If they weren't guilty, then why would they be worried
about anything?
Speaker 3: Right?
Speaker 1: Why?
Speaker 2: And you know, we looked up right away this morning,
we were like, has this ever happened before? Like, how
can you give a pre emptive pardon? And according to MSNBC,
this is this is fine according to their legal scholars,
it's completely fine that In eighteen sixty six the Supreme
Court said that pardon power extends to every offense known
to the law, and maybe exercised at any time, either
before legal proceedings are taken, or during their pendency, or
after conviction and judgment. And the only way that that
can change, like say, if the Supreme Court of today
was going to take a look at this, they would
have to have a case to take a look at first,
which would require one of the people who have been
pardoned to get.
Speaker 1: Charged with a crime.
Speaker 2: And then for that person, say it's Liz Cheney or
Adam Schiff, Like, say, Adam Schiff is like, you can't
charge me with this crime because I was preemptively pardoned.
That case would have to then go all the way
up to the Supreme Court to see if we would
have a different outcome, but right yet, this is fine.
Speaker 1: Let's hope, it's let's help, it's hope. And I hope
it's Anthony Fauci because that's another thing that we talked
about with Ram Pauls. He's like he lied to Congress,
so that alone, like they need to bring charges against them,
you're not allowed to do that.
Speaker 2: I don't want that to slow them down. I think
they should continue with the charges, charge and make them
stay tangled up in legal stuff at least at a minimum,
you know what I mean. I just and that it is.
Speaker 1: This, and it to me, I will never You cannot
convince me otherwise that these people are not at being guilty.
Speaker 2: They are guilty.
Speaker 1: And if you weren't, if you were not guilty, Liz
Cheney and Anthony Fauci, then you wouldn't require this. You
would be like, you know what, I'm guilty of anything.
I don't need anybody to pardon me. At least that's
how I feel. I'd be like, I don't need help.
I didn't do anything wrong, so I don't need a pardon.
I wouldn't want that. I wouldn't want to pardon hanging
over my head because I wouldn't want people to think
I was guilty of anything because I wouldn't have done
anything wrong.
Speaker 2: Well, we'll see, because Adam Kinzinger was one of those
people who like, I don't want this. I didn't do
anything wrong. I don't want the pardner. I think Adam
Schiff was another. So we'll see what they do. Like,
can they decline them? I don't even know how that works.
Speaker 1: They're not going to decline in. They're delighted that they
they're delighted that they have them. Yep, absolutely so great.
Speaker 2: Oh shoot, I forget to get out my bottle of
Lean as we talk about this product from Brickhouse Nutrition,
Oh yay, which is the same makers as those of
you who take Field of Greens. The same company makes
Lean And if you're looking to lose some weight, this
is the answer, especially if you don't want to do
the shots, Like if you have a significant amount of
weight to lose and you don't want to deal with
all the side effects of.
Speaker 1: Zezepic.
Speaker 2: You don't want that, you don't want the side effects,
try this instead.
Speaker 1: I looked at their website.
Speaker 2: You can see on their website which is take lean
dot com. You can see on their website all of
the ingredients, but they have plant extracts in take Lean
that do it helps you lose weight in a bunch
of different ways. So first of all, it helps maintain
your a good level blood sugar, It helps control your
appetite and cravings, and it helps burn fat by converting
fat to energy. So it does a lot of the
same things that the injections do, it just without.
Speaker 1: All the side effects.
Speaker 2: And I looked on the website and saw that out
of one thousand plus reviews, ninety four percent would recommend
this product. So I'm looking forward to starting it. Actually,
I just have to wait until I'm off all these
other freaking prescriptions for my knee and then I'm going
to check it out. But if you want to check
it out, do it. You can lose weight the smart
way by visiting takelean dot com and then you can
use code chicks twenty chicks two zero for twenty percent
off your first order. Take Lean dot com. Chicks twenty
is the code.
Speaker 1: All right, let's get to some other.
Speaker 2: Headlines and let's I mean, this is supposed to be
a fun and celebratory day, right, you know what I mean?
So at Doe Biden. Let's go Brandon, because this sucks
that he did this on this morning.
Speaker 1: He can suck it. And that was that was on purpose?
Oh yeah it was he did that. What a shirk.
Oh my gosh, it makes me so mad.
Speaker 2: So we'll get to some highlights of all of the
festivities that took place yesterday. Of course, today is the
big day. By the way, the schedule for today, at
nine fifty, the Trumps and the Bidens are going to
sit down for tea.
Speaker 1: They're having tea this morning. Did you imagine what that's
going to be? Like, I know, so apward it is.
Speaker 2: So they're going to have tea, and then at eleven
oh nine, which is very oddly specific, at eleven o nine,
that's when Trump will be sworn in. At eleven thirty six, JD.
Vance is going to take his oath of office. And
then at eleven forty four minutes later, uh, Trump will
take his oath of office. What is so funny to
me right now, speaking of TikTok, is that there's all
these videos going around right now of people who are
continuing to say Trump is not going to be the president.
He's not going to be inaugurated today what great people
are saying that.
Speaker 1: What did I think is going to happen?
Speaker 2: What is the They've looked at their tea leaves and
they're reading poems and all of those. All of those
things suggest that something is going to happen where Trump
will not be inaugurated.
Speaker 1: What is JFK Junior coming back? What's happening? Just just
stop it?
Speaker 2: I know. But that also, you know, at the same time,
as ridiculous as it is, it also makes me like,
what's going to happen or what's what's happening? Like I
do worry, you know that even though everything's moved inside
and we'll talk about that in a little bit, but
I still worry. I just want this day to like
fast forward.
Speaker 1: Get it done now.
Speaker 2: I hear you know that it's done right, like know
that he's in there for good.
Speaker 1: I'm just worried about safety, that's all. But We're going
to talk nat it. Yes.
Speaker 2: In the meantime, interesting stuff rumors going around about Vivey
and the first rumor or the first headline I saw
about this, I thought it was legit, Eric Doherty said,
breaking vivike Ramaswami runs for governor of Ohio. This is,
of course, according to the Washington Post, and so I thought, well,
that seems like a story, you know what I mean.
I sent this to our team, going, oh god, look
at that. It seems like a story. But then Viveke
himself tweeted from the account that apparently this originated from,
which is a parody account, and said, no, the below
is a parody account.
Speaker 1: Not a bad idea though, And so then I was like,
what what's happening? Right? What are you doing?
Speaker 2: And then there was another This was a CBS report
that came out and said that he's expected to step
away from DOGE, that apparently he's not getting along with
some of the other internal folks that are part of DOGE,
that there's friction between rank and file does staff and Viveke,
and so he is being suddenly encouraged to exit. And
then it kind of made sense like if that's happening
and he's running for governor, Okay, well that makes sense, right,
he's like leaving that DOGE thing because it's a big
deal to run for governor. But then Trump said that
Veveg is still part of DOGE. So I have no
idea what Levec is doing or not doing.
Speaker 1: I just I have I don't understand how they would
be friction like with.
Speaker 2: Who well, probably the H one B thing where there
was some disagreement between Vivek and Elon and all kinds
of other people. It could be related to that. If
in fact this is true, I don't know because everything
seems very very up in the air right now.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I just I don't want him to not be
on Doge. I want him to stay there, you know,
I know, and that can we just get along like
or just be freaking adults? Like how many jobs have
you been in where you had friction with people and
you still had to work with them? Right? Just do
it like be an adult, put your big girl panties
on and get on with it and do the work
that the American people have they want you to do. Like,
I just so what there's friction, there's gonna be you know,
jack holes that are in politics, Okay, Well, like you
didn't know that when you signed up, right.
Speaker 2: Right, I mean the cause is bigger than the person,
like they should be committed to. But again, if he's
running for governor, I guess you sort of give him
a pass because that's a whole job, you know, what
I mean.
Speaker 1: I just I don't know. I don't Yeah, and somebody said,
don't believe Annie said, don't believe what you read. I
agree with you, Annie, you can't believe everything that you read.
But and I also, I think a lot of people
over the weekend were like, Okay, he has all these
political aspirations, and so he's climbing the ladder, and so
doge is may may not be the most important thing
to him, and he wants to be governor, and so
that was disappointing to a lot of people. And yeah,
you know, and so I don't know what's true and
what's not true. If that is the case, it's like
really because I I know, I just you know, like
I know, personal aspirations. Can we put that aside and
just like help the American people right now and then
you can like climb that ladder?
Speaker 2: SI? SI right. So I wish I could tell you
unequivocally what is happening with Vivig.
Speaker 1: I cannot.
Speaker 2: And I looked on his Twitter feed this morning to
see if there was any something that would offer some clarity.
Speaker 1: There was not, And so I just I don't know.
Speaker 2: But Trump did say yesterday that he's still part of it,
and so I guess for now he is. And then
also as it relates to the schedule for today, there
was another I don't know where this, I.
Speaker 1: Don't know matter. This is hot, Matt, This is hot Matt.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but I wanted to just mention that the Bidens
are riding with the Trumps to the tea and all
the other stuff today.
Speaker 1: They're all going to share a car.
Speaker 2: So awkward, so awkward, but this was great news. So
Donald Trump a few days ago announced that Lieutenant Colonel
Matt Lomeyer will be the next US Undersecretary of the
Air Force. We talked to him on our podcast. If
you haven't seen that, you should look it up. It's
a months old now. But he's the guy that was
in Space Force. He's a former fighter pilot squadron commander
in Space Force, and he spoke out about DEI to
the point that he was essentially removed from his post.
It was absolutely ridiculous how he was treated. And the
fact that now he's going to be in a position
of this influence is so fantastic. And you guys, he
means business. Listen to this short clip of him talking
about what he wants.
Speaker 4: To do, assuming I get a chance to do what
Trump suggested I do after the election, there will be
court martials and accountability for people who have been rabid
political animals in uniform.
Speaker 5: Good.
Speaker 2: Yeah, good.
Speaker 1: I love that.
Speaker 6: So my.
Speaker 1: Karma as a real bonch, isn't she?
Speaker 6: Oh?
Speaker 1: I just love that, it really is. I kind of
love that. Yeah, the military is gonna We're going to
see a nice turnaround in the military, which is so
welcome for a lot of us. Definitely.
Speaker 2: Okay, And then let's talk about orders.
Speaker 1: I feel like this is all out of order.
Speaker 2: But anyway, well, well I'm just going with it because
this is not what I had on my list of
things that's happening yet. Next, but executive orders. He is
signing like two hundred of them, is what I heard
as the last count today. His little signing hand is
going to be tired, but he's signing like up to
two hundred executive orders, one of which will suspend the
security clearances for the fifty one officials who signed onto
that bullshit letter about the hunter by laptop.
Speaker 1: Isn't that amazing? Bye parents for you?
Speaker 7: Ah?
Speaker 2: That is so so so yeah.
Speaker 1: So that kind of I mean that helps with all
the pardons that happen this morning. This, this is helpful.
This is how that helps suthe the burn. Yes, well,
and if if this helps, then you will love.
Speaker 2: Some of the text of one of the parts of
one of the executive orders has come out, I think
through Free Press US Barry Weiss's Free Press and this
is this is some of the text of one of them.
You should read it because it will make you particularly happy.
Speaker 1: The Executive Order establishes government wide the biological reality of
two sexes and clearly defines male and female. All radical
gender ideology, guidance, communication policies and forms are removed. Agencies
will cease pretending that men can be women and women
can be men when enforcing laws that protect against sex discrimination.
Woman means an adult human female go figure. The executive
Order directs that government identification like passports and personnel records
will reflect biological reality and not self assessed gender identity.
I love this so much. We're so back, right, right,
just common sense, common sense is back. Yes, what a concept. God,
it feels good, right. I'm not going to get you know,
and like I was, I was a swim meet all
weekend and you know, you watch kids. I say kids.
These are high school kids swimming, right, My daughter's fourteen,
she's swimming against seventeen eighteen year olds. There is a
distinct difference between a fourteen year old boy and or
an eighteen year old girl and an eighteen year old boy.
You guys like they are better, they are stronger, they
are faster. If you can't see that, like with your eyeballs,
I can't help you. Everybody can see it. And so
the people that are like, oh no, that guy's gonna
identify as a I mean, I'm just like you are
a head case like this is this is exactly yeah,
that's exactly right.
Speaker 2: And they need they need support for their gender dysphoria,
these people, but it is a mental disorder. It's something
that requires therapy, not only genital mutilation. Right, So just
really glad to see that common sense returning. It is
a wonderful, wonderful thing. Also, if we're still in the
midst of all the cold and flu and covid season,
and if you want to take control of your health
and not rely on big pharma who doesn't care one
lick about you, and you want to make sure that
you're getting your medications that are American made and not
being sent over from China. Could we please introduce you
to All Familypharma dot com. This is where you can
get ivermectin, you can get hydroxychloroquin, you can get prescription
medications including antibiotics and other antivirals, all kinds of drug
There's like two hundred medications that they have available by
just filling out appropriate questionnaires on their website and not
having to deal with like the urgent cares, with the
emergency rooms, or just waiting for your doctor to see
you for some of the basics that you know these
drugs are effective for and can easily get them through
All Family Pharma. When you visit All Familypharma dot com
slash chicks and you use code chicks ten, you will
get ten percent off your entire order. Lots and lots
of people take advantage of this. We're really really glad
to see it because it just makes getting your prescriptions
so much easier less of a pain. It's Allfamilypharma dot
Com slash chicks, code chicks, and let's hear from Lindsey Graham.
I know you guys don't like Lindsay Graham, but he
was getting pestered so hard by Margaret Brennan, that horrible,
smug Margaret Brennan, who was wanting to talk to him
about whether or not he was going to vote to
confirm Cash Patel. And he he is, I mean, he's
made no bones about it, and she just cannot deal
with that answer. So they went back and forth for
like three minutes about this. This is just the end
of their little spat and I thought I had to
give credit to Lindsay. He told her off pretty good
in this clip here.
Speaker 8: It is because they're trying to prosecute the.
Speaker 1: Prime This is a this is a far crime. The
question about Cash Ptel.
Speaker 9: Yeah, you are going to vote no matter what.
Speaker 8: But I yes, I am ready to vote for Cash
Betel because you will never ask me the role he
played in exposing the darkest moment of the FBI since
Edgar Jaggar Herbert.
Speaker 10: That's why I trust him.
Speaker 1: Okay, ask him about going after journalists, which he's also
sad I'm interested in answer to that.
Speaker 8: Yes, I'm sure, I'm sure Democratic friends will ask him.
And you shouldn't worry about Cash Btel. You should worry
about reporting the news fairly, which you don't do when
it comes to everything Trump.
Speaker 2: Lindy, look at you, Lindsey.
Speaker 1: Score one for Lindsay. Right.
Speaker 2: You gotta appreciate that he said the things.
Speaker 1: I love it when like the bitchiness comes out of Lindsay.
You know, like it was good good for him. I know,
I thought that was really good to him. Yeah, And
he's been asked that question like a million ways, like
are you going to vote for all these Yes, he's
going to vote for all all the Trump appointees. He's
going to vote for all of them. He's gonna do that.
I've heard him say that at least three times on
different networks. Yeah, he's going to do it because they
have a mandate. We want these people to be doing
these jobs. He's going to vote for them. Like it's
why are they trying to like put him in a
corner and say, no, I just I'm not going to
vote for this one or that one.
Speaker 2: They want to shame him for his vote. I mean
that's what essentially, that's what they're trying to do.
Speaker 1: He's going to do it. Yep.
Speaker 2: Also, this was interesting because Sam Altman is getting letters
from Congress and specifically Senators Elizabeth Warren and Michael Bennett
demanding to know why and under what circumstances he donated
to Trump's campaign and this is freaking psycho. And he
tweeted the letter saying, funny they never sent me one
of these for contributing to Democrats.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that is interesting. It goes back to the whole
like the chick in the media, who there's a double standard,
you know.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so I thought it was interesting that he posted this.
Also interesting is that there are going to be it's
a whole new world now with this Trump election than
it was in Trump's first election, Like people, particularly celebrities
hated hated him and would never have dreamed of being
anywhere near inauguration, and now there are big name celebrities
who are coming out to perform at his inauguration events.
One of those people has had a complete turnaround, and
that is Snoop Dogg, who said horrible things about Trump
and anybody who performed at his first inauguration back in
the day. But now it's totally different. People are on
the train that have never been on the train.
Speaker 1: You couldn't play the video of what I could did,
like you guys, she because we were talking about that
and it's like it has the N word all through it.
Uncle Tom, like I will call you all the name.
And he was brutal talking about like the piece, whoever
it is, it's going to perform at his inauguration and
he's doing it.
Speaker 10: Yeah, I mean, he's the guy I was doing it,
and I like, at first, I was like, I don't
know whether to be mad at him or do I
just say, Okay, some people just take a long time
to see the truth, Like so it takes a long
time for people to to get the wool taken out from,
you know, in front of their eyes.
Speaker 1: And I think he's one of those people. I think
he's starting to sort of come around and go, Okay,
is my life better under Biden? You know, there are
a lot of people who are starting to feel that way.
You know, look at California right now, you know, the
rule of Democrats. I mean, some of these celebrities are
starting to wake the freak up.
Speaker 2: And you know, to me, I'm just like, this is
all good because we'll take I think we should welcome
anybody who's coming on over. It's definitely a much more
cool thing to be on the Trump train this time
than it was before.
Speaker 1: You can get that.
Speaker 2: I mean, you can sense that in so many different ways.
But it's not just Snoop too. Also, Nelly is going
to be performing at the or maybe he already performed
at the inauguration Liberty Ball, and he shouted Mega in
the middle of a performance he recently did at the AMAS.
So it's very different in like the hip hop culture,
it's now a cool thing to be on the Trump train.
I just thought that was so interesting.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's and I think some people resent that because
it's like when times were tough for the conservatives and
it was it wasn't cool they were on the left,
and then now that it's like a little bit easier,
it's easy for you to come over to our side.
It's like people get resent I mean I get a
little resentful about that, But at the same time, I'm like,
you're right, You're absolutely right. We need to welcome people
with open arms, because you know, that's we should do that.
If people can never absolutely, if people want to like
come into the fold of conservatism, we should welcome them absolutely.
Why would we not do that?
Speaker 2: Yeah, exactly. Right now, A lot of people are asking
AOC if she apparently, according to her a lot of
people are asking her if she plans to attend the inauguration.
Speaker 1: Here is what she said.
Speaker 2: In like an Instagram live or whatever yesterday about that.
Speaker 6: All these journalists are like, congresswomen, are you going to
the inauguration?
Speaker 11: Congresswoman, are you going to the inauguration?
Speaker 1: Are you going to the inauguration?
Speaker 6: Let me make myself clear, I don't celebrate rapists, So no,
I'm not going to.
Speaker 1: Okay, so he should. He should totally sue her. He
should without question. If he doesn't like that, what is
her problem? I know.
Speaker 2: I mean he sued CNN or and Stephanopolis. I think
specifically for that reason. I think he.
Speaker 1: Should sue her. Yep, I do too, without.
Speaker 2: She made no bones about using that word, so yeah,
I want to see it too.
Speaker 1: I'd love to see that. And you know what, I
don't think she got a pardon from Biden.
Speaker 12: So.
Speaker 2: Should be preemptively add her to the list.
Speaker 1: Just yeah, yep. There have been.
Speaker 2: Lots and lots of festivities and different parties and balls
and all kinds of stuff leading up to today's festivities.
Speaker 1: And all.
Speaker 2: I did and one of those was a formal affair,
and I got to tell you there were some dresses
that were just you guys, look at Usha extraordinary, Oh
my god.
Speaker 1: I also will say that Vogue magazine put stuff on
their site about this, and I couldn't believe that they
did that. They actually called attention. They weren't snippy about
it either, They just said like, basically, this is happening.
And a lot of people in the comments were, you know, like,
oh my god, I can't believe you're talking about this.
Why why would they not talk about this? Which, again,
it's a new air, I think, and it's a total.
Speaker 2: Shift, total shift.
Speaker 1: She looks beautiful, Oh my gosh, that's amazing.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and she's an Oscar de Lorenta, which again, here's
another example of the shift. The designers are coming back
and they're you know, they're designing dresses for conservatives, surprise,
and why.
Speaker 1: Would they not because these women are gorgeous. I know,
why would you not want to put your stuff on
these beautiful women?
Speaker 2: I mean, the vague wife just absolutely stunning. But there
was no one I don't think that looked more beautiful
in Oscar Delaurenta than Ivanka Trump, who was just this dress,
you guys, she's you kidding me right.
Speaker 1: She's just flawless. She is a goddess. Like designers should
be salivating over these women. They should have been doing
it the first time, and they didn't. They shun them.
But now, yeah, I mean, come on, spectacular, absolutely spectacular.
Speaker 2: In another piece of fun news, Tom McDonald has released
a new single with Roseanne bar So We're gonna play
you just a little bit. You'll hear the chorus first,
and then you'll see Roseanne's entree into wrap. Here it is.
Speaker 13: We want, we want you.
Speaker 2: For me and say that race.
Speaker 14: Trying to take away my rack and go and say
this because it's kinds going bad.
Speaker 1: Okay, all right, I mean probably not something I'm going
to rock out to you in my car, but good for.
Speaker 2: Her, right, but you go, Roseanne with your rose get it,
you get it girl.
Speaker 1: Oh my gosh, that was that was something. That was something.
It was something.
Speaker 2: Indeed, another clip from Aos, sorry to do it to you,
but you guys, she's saying the most ridiculous stuff about
today and the doom and gloom is just too funny
not to share.
Speaker 1: Check this out.
Speaker 15: We are on the eve of an authoritarian administration. This
is what twenty first century fascism is starting to look like.
Speaker 1: Okay, buss her heart. God, yes, I don't think you
know what that word means, lady. Okay. Meanwhile, he just
pardoned a bunch of people who did a bunch of crap. Honestly,
right lately, tone deaf. It's like a pre pardoning of
all of these people. But okay, you just go on
and yap about fascism, psycho, so so stupid. The rage
I feel over that, it's oh my gosh. But then again,
it's like, I want to feel joy today. I know,
we got to focus on the joy, right we do?
Speaker 3: So.
Speaker 2: On Friday, Donald Trump tweeted about how all of the
festivities were going to move indoors now. His initial tweet said,
the weather forecast for DC with the winchill factor, could
take tempts into severe record lows. There's an arctic blast coming.
I don't want to see people hurt or injured in
any way. And so he gave that as the reason
that all of the inauguration, the address, the prayers, the
other speeches were going to be delivered in the US capital,
and so that was the original kind of narrative around it.
He said that they were going to open the Capitol
One Arena on Monday for live viewing for all the
people that came in from out of town to see
it and to host the presidential parade. He was going
to join the crowd after the swearing in. I don't know,
you guys. To me, it's not a weather thing. To me,
this seems like a safety thing, and I'm all about it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well, you're not alone. I think a lot of
people think that this is probably a safety thing. I mean,
and maybe there's like a little touch of the weather,
but people are willing to stand outside in that cold
weather and see absolutely you can see video and you know.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well we'll show a video of the lines.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean, that's it. So I don't think it's
necessarily the way. It's sweet that he says that, but
I honestly think a lot of this has to do
with safety, because there are psychos out there that don't
want to see him in office, and so we don't
know what's going on behind closed doors. But yeah, I
think it's safety too.
Speaker 2: I think it's it's just going to be easier to
contain him writing safety. I hope so, and I hope
I hope so. Yeah, I think this is the missing
tweet that I mentioned earlier. Yes, that Joe and Joe
Biden are writing with Donald and Malania Trump to the
Capitol today.
Speaker 1: That is happening.
Speaker 2: And then if you want to get a preview about
what Donald Trump will say in his inauguration address, here
is a prediction from none other than.
Speaker 16: Yeah, Tomorrow, I expect a very direct and workman like
speech from Donald Trump. I think he's got a chance
to talk to the American people directly, in non sweeping
and non flowery terms about the problems we face and
what he can do about it. At this moment, I mean,
he's obviously going to sign a couple of hundred executive
orders tomorrow and they all have a purpose. And so
today I think it's enthusiasm and optimism and gratitude, and
tomorrow it's we're hitting the ground running and we're getting
America back on track. It's going to be restoring confidence.
I think in America is the theme of the speech.
Speaker 2: Loo great at this line, right, See, they're totally happy
to be outside to see and there were Democrats that
were like, no one's going to show up.
Speaker 1: That's why he wants to do it inside. Because nobody,
because he's afraid that no one's going to show up
to see him in the cold weather. Blah blah.
Speaker 2: Really, oh my, really I did see some of those
those things too, Like the headline's going, well, the hotels
weren't booked up and that's why.
Speaker 1: That's how come they're doing this.
Speaker 2: It's because the Owd's lives was going to be so small. Really,
you're still going with that.
Speaker 1: You just keep saying that. I mean, these people they
will just they'll they will convince themselves of anything. Yeah,
they actually foiled. The California fires were because of climacy, right.
Speaker 2: Okay, totally, they absolutely were.
Speaker 11: Just a couple of.
Speaker 2: Highlights from some of the speeches that took place yesterday,
Don Junior remarking perfectly about everyone's new found attitude about Monday.
Hello America.
Speaker 17: I have to ask, has anyone ever been this excited
for Monday morning to roll around?
Speaker 12: Oh?
Speaker 2: True?
Speaker 1: Yeah. You know what else I saw a lot of
in these rallies, which I want to normalize and I'm
so glad that they're doing it, is the kids. I
love seeing families together, you know, and the kids up
on stage with these moms and dads, I love that.
I think that's great. We haven't We don't see that
with Democrats. You see it with Republicans. You're seeing it
a lot more with our our folks. You just aren't.
Their kids are coming up on stage, they're engaging with them,
they're excited. I just think that that's neat. I just
it's something I noticed this weekend, and it's something I
notice more with like our people on our side of
the aisle, and I want to normalize that.
Speaker 2: It's good stuff, man, Yeah, good stuff. Steven Miller also
on fire during his speech. Here's a little bit of it.
Speaker 17: It's about to be a country that is respected by
every other nation around the world. They're not going to
tick us around. They're not going to abuse us, they're
not going to exploit us, because they know if you
mess with America, then you're going to have to deal
with President Donald Trump. And Donald Trump will never apologize
for this country. Donald Trump will never ever ever allow
other countries to dictate to us, to tell us how
to run our economy, to tell us how to police
our borders. Because Donald Trump believes in two simple but
powerful words, and those words are America first.
Speaker 1: That's right, that's damn right.
Speaker 2: That is right, yep, And that's to your point about kids.
Little Ex followed elon onto stage, and he may be
one of the cutest children ever.
Speaker 1: So cute, guys, look at him.
Speaker 17: Thank you, Thank you. As president. Sorry, little Ex just
followed me on the stage.
Speaker 3: Here he's he's a very enthusiastic supporter.
Speaker 1: I love it, precious, I just love it. Can you
imation that kid when he's like twenty watching that footage?
I mean, his dad's just bringing him along. I just
it's fantastic. I think it's great. One of those so sweet.
Speaker 2: All right, let's hear from the man himself. The just
got a couple of clips from his speech from last night.
In this In this first one, he talks about releasing
and being more transparent with the American people and releasing
lots and lots of overly classified information toward.
Speaker 18: Restoring transparency and accountability to government. We will also reverse
the overclassification of government documents, and in the coming days,
we are going to make public remaining records relating to
the assassinations of President John F.
Speaker 3: Kennedy, his brother Robert Kennedy, as well as doctor Martin
Luther King Junior, and other topics of great public and
so it's all going to be released.
Speaker 1: Unt's say, unleash the hounds, right, give us the Epstein list,
give us all the goods, man, give us You can
give us all of it. You can pardon all these people,
but there are so many people that are about to
go down well.
Speaker 2: And that's interesting too, Like if there are, I mean,
I'm sure names are named right in some of these
reports that have to do with assassinations from years ago.
Speaker 1: Totally is Biden going.
Speaker 2: To like preemptively pardon all these people too?
Speaker 1: You can't preemptively pardon everybody. You can't preemptively pardon all
the people in the Epstein list. You what are you
gonna do to start pardoning every single person that you know?
I mean him at this point, I mean I you're right.
Speaker 2: Yes, crazy Linda said that he pardoned Fauci Mark Milly.
Speaker 1: We talked about that rewrite at the beginning. We talked
about the beginning right.
Speaker 2: Also, Donald Trump talked about how much fun we're all
going to have watching his speech today.
Speaker 1: Here's what he said.
Speaker 3: Oh, you're gonna have a lot of fun watching television. Hello,
so him, somebody said yesterday, sir don't sign so many
in one day. Let's do it over a period of weeks.
I said, like, hell, we're going to do it over weeks.
We're gonna sign.
Speaker 5: Them at the beginning.
Speaker 1: That's great, sign them all. See, that's the thing is,
it's not just about the winning. It's about the doing things.
Because you know, real winners, real champions, they do the things.
They don't just take the award, right, which is what
Democrats have done in the past. We're not doing that.
This group of people, this team of people that he
has assembled, they are ready to start doing the things.
At least, I feel like I have faith in these
people that they are the action people. They're the doers.
They're not just that we're going to take the award
and be like, yay, we won now make us feel
important all the time. Right, No, go get shit done.
That's what the mandate is. And that's the thing when
he's talking about we're gonna do this on day one
and then we got four years to get all the
stuff done. That four years is gonna fly. It's gonna know,
I like crazy, yeah, yeah, And there's so much to
get done.
Speaker 2: And I love his attitude about it. He's like I'm
not waiting. I'm fine in every last one of these
things today.
Speaker 1: I love it. Yeah, I love it.
Speaker 2: He also talked about stopping the invasion that is happening
at the border.
Speaker 18: The sunsets tomorrow evening, the invasion of our borders will
have come to will.
Speaker 17: Halt, and all the illegal.
Speaker 3: Border trust passes will in some form or another be
on their way back home.
Speaker 1: Love it, m hm, love it. That's great.
Speaker 2: And we'll talk about the border in a little bit
because there's some interesting things happening in advance of Trump
getting sworn in. And another topic that we're going to
be getting to later in the show is this one.
Speaker 17: And as of today, TikTok is back.
Speaker 2: So that's a whole other discussion and we will have that.
But he is taking a victory lap about getting TikTok
back up and running, and we'll get into all of that.
But we got to show the best part, which was
of course the village people performing and Trump dancing alongside
them live and there was there. You'll just see a
little bit of his dance and then a still photo
which whoever the photographer is of this photo, it's freaking genius.
Speaker 1: It's so good. It's iconic. Check this out. Look at this.
Speaker 2: My gosh, it's so great, isn't the really great?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 1: My god, it's so fantastic. That is like that right there.
That's America. Yeah.
Speaker 2: And it's just he's had so many of these moments
that just define everything about him, like the you know,
the fight, fight, fight, the mugshot, his new picture, all
and there are such amazing photographs and now this McDonald's photo.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so many, so many. This is just fantastic. I
love it, love love love that.
Speaker 2: Now there were protesters. There was the Women's March, which
apparently there was a lot of internal strife amongst the
participants of the Women's March, so much so that they
ended up having to change the name to the People's
March because they don't know what women are.
Speaker 1: They have no idea.
Speaker 2: And here's a proof that they have no idea. Here's
a man on the street interview of some of these freaks.
Speaker 1: Woman, What is a woman? Do you have enough time?
Speaker 2: It can be they can be, they can have a penis,
they can have a vagina.
Speaker 1: Then what is a woman?
Speaker 2: Uh, well, they're gonna have hormone replacements, I would say.
Speaker 1: Your hormones Oh my god, they will make you a woman.
For the most part, you can be born a woman.
But you know, what is a woman?
Speaker 2: A woman is a powerful strong like we are just
we're all together for each other.
Speaker 1: What is a woman to you all? Someone that identifies
as a woman. What is a woman?
Speaker 19: It is how somebody identifies and how they feel in themselves.
It doesn't have necessarily anything to do with by that's biology.
Speaker 1: A woman is somebody that is a woman and believes
they are a woman. Here, I mean, what is it though? Yeah,
they can't tell you. They can't tell you. My favorite
is like when you see like a Charlie Kirk at
a college campus and these these kids at college think
they're so smart and they can't define what a woman is.
They can't even define it, and they're like, what the
kind of a question is that? It's an easy question?
Superco it really kindergartners know this, right, You got all
the way through all of your school and you got
into college and you can't answer that question. You probably
shouldn't be here if you can't answer that question, and
a lot of them can't.
Speaker 2: So, I mean, this is just absolutely these people are psychotic.
And here's more evidence. This is these are this is
a whole separate man on the street interview about like
the people and what they fear out of a Trump presidency.
Speaker 1: You guys, they're just they're so dumb, like you should
be in jail.
Speaker 20: Masculinity is part of the patriarchy. It's also connect it's misogyny, racism, colonialism,
they're all they're all dovetailed together.
Speaker 17: The Lincoln Riley Bill is an immigrants fashion bill that
has to be defeated.
Speaker 1: Now do you know who Linke and Riley is?
Speaker 2: I read it, will I've read kind of retain the
information about.
Speaker 11: What issue with you the most concerned about when it
comes as next admin.
Speaker 1: I think for us it's just gay rights in general.
Speaker 21: I know there's worry that Trump will try to overturn
the right to gay marriage and things like that, and
that's probably the most concerning to us, just because of.
Speaker 1: Like our life.
Speaker 5: Hakock el mara here hokuk ellensan, which is Arabic for
women's rights are human rights.
Speaker 11: So women don't have very good rights in Arabic speaking
company countries, though, do they.
Speaker 5: I mean, I guess I would say that women's rights
can be improved everywhere and I don't think that in countries, Yeah,
in those countries that happened to be Arabic majority speakers,
I don't think that's the reason why the women there
are are maybe worse off than other places. But I
would say people should not be afraid of Arabic or women,
And so that's why I wanted to sign an Arabic.
Speaker 11: Which rights are you most concerned about being taken away?
Speaker 22: I mean between healthcare, worship rights, LGBT rights, immigration rights.
I think that there's just been a lot of problems
and I'm not sure that any of that's going to
get solved.
Speaker 11: So you wouldn't consider yourself toxic, would you?
Speaker 20: I try not to be. But there's also a lot
of unconscious bias. Oh my God, tried to learn about
every day.
Speaker 1: He knows all the buzzwords, all those people are. A
couple of sandwich is sort of a picnic, you know
what I mean. I'm not just not right in the head.
And that couple, the gay couple, we all know who
the woman was in that relationship. You know what I'm saying, people,
I don't want to think about it. I don't want
to think about it. We all know, don't want to
know you're welcome. I point things out that need to
be pointed out just early in the morning, and women
have rights in Arabic countries. Dude, you want to be
a one for a day, We'll put you over there.
We'll go put you over there and see how well
you do. Okay, jerk, This has nothing to do with anything.
Speaker 2: But I saw this video and it just made me mad.
This is a woman who is in the Armed services,
and like, normally I'd be like, thank you for your service,
but I hate her attitude.
Speaker 1: I'm sure that she's not the only one with this attitude.
She's not.
Speaker 2: It's said that she made this video and said these
things out loud, Like what is wrong with her?
Speaker 23: I would just like to announce that I did not
join the military to serve my country.
Speaker 24: I joined the military to get a via home loan,
did GI bill and student loan forgiveness?
Speaker 1: Okay, well that's it. You are also an oversharer. Why
would you do that? Why would you? I know, why
would you say? She's not alone?
Speaker 3: Though?
Speaker 1: Mock there. I mean, listen, as much as as much
as we love the military people and our veterans, there
are people out there who want to scam the system. Yeah,
they exist, and I would really like to be able
to weed those people out. Like I wish there was
a way we could just like not have those people
be in the military.
Speaker 2: Well I feel like there should be consequences for that,
you know what I mean, Like that just be okay
to do and say when you are.
Speaker 1: Supposed to be serving the country. Agree, Like the fact
that she's just saying out loud, I'm using them, I'm
using taxpayer dollars to my benefit. Like I'm just scamming
the military. I have no I don't I don't love
this country. I don't want to serve this country. I
don't give a crap about the military. I'm just doing
it for money. Like that sucks.
Speaker 4: That sucks.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's just really yeah, it really does. And you know,
it goes back to something we wrote about. There is
no like the fact that she put this out into
the world shamelessly is a problem. I mean, yeah, there's
just there is a huge lack of shame. Bill Maher
had some very interesting things to say about the fires
in California. Of course, he is a California resident, and
you know he's a big climate change weirdo. But he
also knows where there were failures, and he called out
a few of them here.
Speaker 25: It is rand a story. And how getting the water
out of the hydrants in Pacific Palisades was more complicated
than it seems. I'm sure it is. I'm sure it's
very complicated. That's why I pay thirteen percent of my
income in this state every year to people who I
assumed were working on things like this. When asked why
so many of the hydrants in the Palisades right now
of water, Governor Newsom said, the local folks are trying
to figure that out. Yeah, you got to do that
before the fire. At least in the Palisades the hydrants
were still there. Three hundred other ones around the city
are just gone stolen for parts. The mayor said about
cuts to the fire department's budget, there were no reductions
that were made that would have impacted the situation. The
fire chief here had a slightly different take. She said,
we are screaming to be properly funded, and yes, the
budget was cut and it did impact our ability to
provide service, and by the looks of all the fire
engines in the boneyard out of service because we didn't
fix them.
Speaker 1: She's right.
Speaker 25: Exposed exposed power lines keep causing fires and keep not
getting buried underground because it's expensive. I've heard people say,
do you want to pay more taxes to fund this? No,
I want you to use the exorbitant taxes you already
collect to prioritize it. You know what, the absolute worst
thing for the environment is wildfires. A twenty two study
found that the smoke from just the two in twenty
twenty wiped out eighteen years of carbon re reduction in
the state, which means we suffered the pain of driving
those early model priuses for nothing.
Speaker 1: I mean, he's not wrong.
Speaker 2: I mean again, he's like kind of God is. He's
got one of those red pills in there and he's sort.
Speaker 1: Of swirling it around. He's never swallowing it. He will
not ever swallow it. He won't do it. He will
repeat you will dig in and not do it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, all right, Moving on, Kamala had her last day.
I don't know if she was leaving the residents where
the VP resides or if she was leaving like the hill.
Speaker 1: I don't know, but.
Speaker 2: She's talking to presumably her team and like giving them
the old pep talk as she's walking out the door,
so to speak. And here is the words of wisdom
that she shined down upon them.
Speaker 24: Okay, with grace and with purpose and with faith and
with thee that we are all in this together. Yeah, extraordinary,
So I thank everyone.
Speaker 2: And then the official Democrats Twitter account or x account
you know at the Democrats posted this photo of her
where it is clearly photoshopped, like her arm is seven
feet long.
Speaker 1: You guys, what is even happening? Look at her arm?
I mean, does that surprise you though, that they're photoshopping stuff,
that they're that they're doing stuff out there that's not realistic,
that they're creating you know what I mean. It's like,
this is what Democrats do. They create a narrative that
is actually not true. This is this doesn't shock me
the arm though.
Speaker 2: Somebody I saw on Twitter, somebody like created a version
of this picture with her not wearing a coat so
that you could see what the looked like.
Speaker 1: And it was so ridiculous. Yeah, okay, did nobody catch this?
Like this is such an obvious fail. I just couldn't
believe it. Well so much, it's indicative, it's it's representative
of their entire rain over us. It's the whole thing
is an obvious fail. They she is an obvious fail.
She's a puppet, just like Biden was. I'm ready to
be unbidened.
Speaker 2: Okay, speaking of Biden, Oh my god, did he ever
have some moments this weekend.
Speaker 4: So I think this was on.
Speaker 2: Friday where he declared a couple of different times that
the twenty eighth Amendment of Equal Rights was now the
law of the land. And he got fact checked all
over the place because it just simply isn't true. There
is no twenty eighth Amendment. And so here he is
making the announcement that is not actually fact.
Speaker 1: This is crazy, you guys.
Speaker 26: Today, I have firm ecal rights Amendment to have cleared
all the necessary to be added to the US Constitution.
Now it's free me big A rights Amendment is the
law the lamb.
Speaker 2: Now, Nope, it actually isn't, because that's not how laws work,
that's not how constitutional amendments work. And so the fact
that he got BacT checked over and over again was
just hilarious.
Speaker 1: Yeah, the guy thought of his mind, and he has
obvious dementia. And I know we have a clip from
Speaker Johnson talking about that in the show. But I
but it makes me wonder if anything that he signs
is even worth, like if does it stand can drag
and hold water? I mean, this is the thing. If
he's had it for years, is anything that he signed
actually legal? That's a great question. Yeah, I mean, because
it's it's definitely not moral for him to sign anything,
and it's not moral for anybody to let him sign anything,
because the guy is he has full blown dementia. So well,
and what does he mean in.
Speaker 2: This next clip where he says he's not going anywhere.
Speaker 26: It's a twenty eighth amendment of the constition.
Speaker 2: Now just stop stop screaming at us.
Speaker 26: I'm not going anywhere.
Speaker 1: Okay, Well, I mean eventually you will. Eventually you're gonna
I'm not kidding me. Oh, we didn't think you were kidding.
Speaker 2: But like you are going somewhere. You're leaving the office.
Thank God, you're gonna have to move out of the
White House a day. Good, Lord's gonna happen today. Yeah,
And this is the thing.
Speaker 1: I just I go back to the hole. I don't.
He is out of his gourd, like the guy is loony.
And there's more and more and everybody knows it. So
he's signing all these pardons and I'm like, can somebody
like on our side maybe go hold on a second.
It's like, if you know, you take the key. He's
away from Grandpa because he's not allowed to drive the car.
At some point, are we why are we allowing this
guy to sign anything?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's true.
Speaker 2: Like all these pardons today today should be null and
void because he's not mentally with it enough to know
what he's signing.
Speaker 1: He has no idea.
Speaker 2: He also the super weird answers, because, of course, the
great news from yesterday was seeing three of the female
hostages released from Hamas back into the loving arms of
their families.
Speaker 1: We've got some video of that which was just so nice.
Speaker 2: But Biden was asked by reporters if he was worried
about Hamas regrouping, which of course any rational thinking, not
demented person should be worried about, because why wouldn't they
try to regroup unless they're eliminated. They will do this
again and again and again. And here is that crazy
answer that he gave.
Speaker 13: Sorry, any concerns about the mosspreche roomed, no, well, remain
in the involved in the deal as this forward, no
way out proud of to do.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, He's just he has no idea what's
going on.
Speaker 17: Oh my gosh.
Speaker 1: And so yeah, I was just gonna say terrorists are
going to terrorist yeah and so. And he just has
he has no concept of what has been going on
over the past couple of years. He just doesn't know.
He doesn't know. He has other people feed him things,
feed him, bills, feed him, pardons, feed him policies. He
just he has no idea where he is or what
he's doing on a daily basis, no clue.
Speaker 2: Here is a first hand account of that exact thing
with Speaker Mike Johnson, who was on with Barry Wis
for the Free Press podcast.
Speaker 21: It's public now because the Wall Street Journal got it
and put it on the front page. But January a
year ago, almost exactly a year ago, I had been asked.
I became speaker in October twenty twenty three, and there
were all sorts of big national security concerns and everything
going on, and I started to requesting a meeting with
the president because you know, I'm kind of old schoolitutional
long guy. Speaker of the House should be able to
talk to the president, especially in times of great national
interest in calamity. They wouldn't let me meet with him,
and his staff kept putting it, getting an excuses. This
went on for like eight or nine weeks. I'm sorry,
miss speaker, he doesn't have time. What are you talking about.
I'm second line of the presidency.
Speaker 1: He has time.
Speaker 17: I need to talk to him.
Speaker 21: We had I can't say the class fat parts, but
we had some big, big national concerns at the time
that I was losing sleepover. Finally, I just went to
the whole press corn and I said, the President is
not being allowed to meet with a speaker. There's a problem.
So they started putting pressure on him. Long story short,
they finally relented. They invited me to the White House.
I show up and I realized it's actually an ambush
because it's not just me and the President, it's also
Kamala Harris, Chuck Schumer, Hakeen, you know, the whole the
CIA director, everybody. And then so I walked in the
Oval and oh, I know what this is. This is
a They're going to hot box the speaker on Ukraine funding.
Speaker 27: That's what it was.
Speaker 21: This is probably third week of January.
Speaker 5: We sit down.
Speaker 21: We're in the midst of it and the cold conversation,
and I'm going, we don't need to have this conversation.
The President reaches over just like this, sitting in the
right next to the fireplace in the oval, and he
grabs my arm and he says, the speaker and I
just need a couple of minutes together. Would y'all just
leave us alone? And I looked up on the faces
of some of the staff stand around the wall, and
they're like, no, he did it, so he called it.
He's the commander in chiefs. Everybody leaves and he and
I are standing awkwardly in the middle of the oval office,
right over the rug by that coffee table, and I said,
Miss President, thanks for the moments. You know this is
very important. I got some big national security things I
need to talk to you about that I've heard and
I think you know and what do we do? But first,
real quickly, miss President, can I ask you a question
I cannot answer this from my constituents in Louisiana. Sir,
why did you pause LNG exports to Europe? Like I
don't understand. You know, liquified natural gas is in great
demand by our allies. Why would you do that because
you understand we just talked about Ukraine. You understand your
fuel in Vladimir Putin's war machine because they got to
get their gas from him, you know. And he looks
at me, stunned with this, and he said, I didn't
I didn't do that.
Speaker 4: And I said, miss.
Speaker 21: President, you, yes, you did. It was an executive order
like three weeks ago. And he does, no, I didn't
do that. He's arguing with I said, miss President, respectfully,
can I could I go out here and ask your
secretary to print it out. We'll read it together. You
definitely did that, and he goes, oh, you talk about
natural gas. Yes, sir, he said, oh no, did you misunderstand?
He said, what I did is I signed this thing
to we're going to conduct a study on the effects
of energy. I said, no, you're not, sir.
Speaker 4: You paused it.
Speaker 21: I know I have the terminal, the export terminals in
my state. I talked to those people this morning. This
is doing massive damage to our economy, national security. It
occurred to me, Barry, he was not lying to me.
He genuinely did not know what he had signed.
Speaker 1: Terrifying. Why is he a part of the cover up though.
Speaker 2: This is what I don't get, right, Why is he like, well,
now it's public because the Washington Post put it out,
Why didn't you freaking.
Speaker 1: Put it out? I totally agree. I was raging when
I saw that yesterday. I was raging because I'm like,
why are we just now hearing about this?
Speaker 8: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Why could have been really helpful information? Mike, Now, why
would you feel like you had to protect him?
Speaker 1: Exactly?
Speaker 25: Now?
Speaker 1: Granted, if like say, they took him out and like
Maamala became president, right, I still think that Kamala would
be signing all these pardons and doing all these things
because both of them are puppets. Still, I mean, it's
it shows weakness in Johnson shows weakness maybe.
Speaker 2: I mean, is that the strategicy behind it, Like maybe
he was like, we cannot we cannot learn Kamala, we
cannot lest it.
Speaker 1: And so I can't say anything either one of them
is going to be a puppet. They're both puppets. I
just I don't neither one of them was running the country.
I think it was just a whole like a cabal
of other people, like the Obamas and like on Valerie
Jarrett and all these other people have been running the
country for years. The Clintons, I don't know, like a
bunch of other people have been pulling the strings. And
they did it this morning too. Whoever it is that
decided that Fauci and Millie and all these other jack
holes are going to get pardons, Biden didn't decide that.
I mean, we can say Biden's evil all we want.
Biden has no idea what's going on. He has no idea.
He is a man with dementia. He's an old man
who's lost his shit. He has no clue what's happening.
It's all these other people that are behind the scenes
pulling the strings. He is a puppet, and so is
Kamala frankly, and she, like I guess they decided she
doesn't serve a purpose anymore. We're just gonna get rid
of her or whatever. She didn't lose, she didn't win,
so we're done with her. But I mean, yeah, George Soros, Denise,
George Soros and all these other players in this chess
game they're running, They're they're controlling this, they're controlling the game,
and now that Trump is there, it's like they're all
these things are going to start coming into play. But
to hear that from him, right, I just I wish
you would have at least said something, Yeah, that's the thing.
Speaker 2: Or said in that interview. Why he didn't say something?
And it better be a better excuse than well, the
wappo hadn't reported it yet, right that who gives a shit? Like,
if you're seeing this happen in real time with your
own eyes and ears, doesn't he have a responsibility to
the nation. You'd think the saint, you'd think you think
we want strong people on our side who are willing
to call out this stuff when it's happening. That is,
it's alarming, it's alarming, and it's terrifying that this was happening.
It's like he's not running the country. Well, if he's not,
who is, Mike, Right?
Speaker 1: I just yikes.
Speaker 2: There We talked a little bit about this last week,
the fact that now there's more information being printed about
the rift between Jill Biden, I'm sorry, between the Bidens
and Pelosi, right, like she did like a Washington Examiner
interview I think where they said she said something like
we've been friends for fifty years.
Speaker 1: Super disappointed, and.
Speaker 2: Now Alexander Pelosi is blasting Jill Biden in a new
political article, saying quote, if I was Lady Macbiden, I'd
put on my big girl pants, play the long game
and think about my husband's legacy. There aren't that many
people left in America who have something nice to say
about Joe Biden, and Nancy Pelosi is one of them. Wow,
And yeah, Pelosi's apparently very hurt that they did not
reach out to her when she broke her hip. So
this fight is my way?
Speaker 1: Are you kidding? I kind of side with the Biden Listen.
I hate all these people with a burning passion, but
I side with the Bidens on this one. Are you
She's like, Oh, they didn't contact me when I broke
my hip. I wonder why?
Speaker 25: What could be?
Speaker 1: What did you want? Nant some flowers or some chocolate
or some more like fourteen dollars a pint ice cream
for your twenty three thousand dollars fridge? What do you want? Seriously?
What a hag? I know, the world run into a ball.
I mean, she's horrible. She thinks the world revolves around her. Yeah,
self centered hag.
Speaker 2: Also, if you missed out on some of the reunion
videos that took place between the hostages and their families.
Speaker 1: You guys, it is oh set.
Speaker 2: These are the three women that came home in their
late twenties and early thirties, and here they are just
meeting up with their families for the first time.
Speaker 1: And I'm well over a year. Oh my god, I
cannot imagine. I cannot imagine. Ugh, I just oh my gosh,
Oh my gosh, so sweet, Oh my gosh, could you imagine? God,
I just can't. I know, right, so so great.
Speaker 2: And again, I mean, you can't not be delighted that
they're home, but you can also at the same time
be really really worried about this deal and how not
good it is and how what kind of monsters Israel
had to let out of prisons in order to get
those three women back to their families.
Speaker 1: I mean, yikes. I agreed.
Speaker 2: All right, let's talk about uh TikTok because this was
a thing yesterday morning. I was in bed and just
waking up and grabbed my phone and was looking at Twitter,
and on Twitter I saw these people going, oh my god,
TikTok is really down, like it's gone. And here's the
message that comes up when you try to get on
it and it happened to me too. I opened up
TikTok and this is what I saw. It said, Sorry,
TikTok isn't available right now. A law banning TikTok has
been enacted in the US. Unfortunately, that means you can't
use TikTok for now. We are fortunate that President Trump
has indicated that he'll work with US on a solution
to reinstate TikTok once he takes office.
Speaker 1: Please stay tuned.
Speaker 2: There's a lot of mixed reaction about this, shall we say,
the libertarian folks, folks like obviously Ran Paul, like Glenn Greenwald,
they are delighted that Trump was able to bring it back.
But this was like a very scary I can't even
remember how long, not even eight hours, that it was
down before it went back up. But Donald Trump tweeted
save TikTok, and Glenn Greenwald retweeted it, saying the only
thing more stunning than watching the US government forcibly close
a speech, information and community social media platform that one
hundred and seventy million of its citizens voluntarily choose to
use is seeing that it's Trump almost alone in DC fighting.
Speaker 1: To keep it open. I agree with Donald Trump on
this agree. I mean, I just I hate TikTok, you guys,
I hate it. I don't use it. I don't my
kids don't use it. I don't want any part of it.
But I don't think it should be shut down. What
are we doing? What is happening? I know everybody's like,
oh but China, Okay, well don't use it, don't there.
Speaker 2: I am so on the fence on this issue because
I can see both sides, But the freedom of speech
issue is like where I lean more heavily because right now,
so all these idiots are going over to Red Note,
which is legit Chinese propaganda, like it's Chinese government owned
and they're flocking to it because they can. So then
what do we ban that from being allowed to be
downloaded on people's phones?
Speaker 1: And then what are we doing? Like you're banning everything?
Speaker 28: Yeah, I mean you.
Speaker 1: Can't do that. That's It's like I said that, it's
a slippery slope. Then where does it end. It's like,
once you give government the power to ban one of
these things, then they have the power to ban all
of it. Then you guys are going to be pissed
because they're going to ban YouTube or you're watching it
on YouTube. Are they're going to ban Facebook or Instagram?
They're going to find something wrong with all of these platforms.
This is the thing. If you put power like this
in the hands of the government, where they can ban
any of these platforms, they will continue to do it
with all of them. It is a slippery slope. I
don't like this. It makes me nervous.
Speaker 2: It is interesting though, and we'll see a screenshot about
this later that the Supreme Court and like overwhelmingly, like
the overwhelming amount of Congress passed a law saying you know,
this is it's happening.
Speaker 1: The ban is happening for these reasons.
Speaker 2: And when you read the reasons and you consider national security,
that's where you get that's where it becomes problematic. But again,
I don't know how you can I just don't know
how you can do this, and I don't know how
Trump is doing it. He's actually getting a lot of
pushback for the methods. And we'll talk about that. We'll
first see Trump's message about TikTok being turned back on.
He said, I'm asking companies not to let TikTok stay dark.
I'll issue an executive order on Monday to extend the
period of time before the laws prohibitions take effect so
we can make a deal to protect our national security.
The order will also confirm that there won't be any
liability for any company that helps keep TikTok from going dark.
Before my order, Americans deserve to see our exciting inauguration Monday,
as well as other events and conversations. This is where
it gets really weird. I would like the US to
have a fifty percent ownership position in a joint venture.
By doing this, we save TikTok, keep it in good hands,
and allow it to stay up. Without the US approval,
there is no TikTok. With our approval, it is worth
hundreds of billions of dollars, maybe trillions. And this is
where I'm like, wait a minute, So now it's going
to be fifty percent government controlled? Like how that's all
kinds of socialism that we're not supposed to, Like government's
taking over privately owned companies like what is happening? And
I think that's where a lot of the pushback is
starting to come from.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that I'm not a fan of either. I don't
want the government. I just like just leave it as
a private company. If you don't want to use it,
don't freaking use it. Like I don't like it. I
don't use it. I don't like it. My kids don't
use it.
Speaker 13: Like.
Speaker 1: It's just it is what it is, like, So what
if it's a bunch of Chinese crap, don't use it.
It's like, why is this hard? You know what I mean?
It's like it is, it is hard, And you'll see
the speech is hard for people. Why is it hard?
Free speech is good. If you don't like what's being
said in a free speech platform, then walk the other way.
Speaker 2: But it's not about people liking it. I mean, because
obviously people love it. People love the app, A lot
of people have their livings on the app. But when
you look at the legal reasons that the Supreme Court
decided to let this order stand, to let the band stand,
then they have to weigh national security interests and free
speech and how they do that, like, how do either
one of those things take priority? It must be impossible
to make those decisions. And so we'll see a screenshot
that kind of explains the how they weighed the decisions
in just a minute. But first, well you'll see the
welcome back message that TikTok posted once this message came out,
it said, welcome back, Thanks for your patients and support.
As a result of Trump's efforts, TikTok is back in
the US. You can continue to create, share, and discover
all the things that you love. And then there was
a statement released, an official statement by TikTok on X
released that said, in agreement with our service providers, TikTok
is in the process of restoring service. We thank Trump
for providing the necessarity, clarity, and assurance to our service
providers that they'll face no penalties, providing TikTok to over
one hundred and seventy million Americans and allowing over seven
million small businesses to thrive. It is a strong stand
for the First Amendment and against arbitrary censorship. We'll work
with Trump on a long term solution that keeps TikTok
in the United States. And the CEO also put out
a video on TikTok of course, thanking President Trump the
show here.
Speaker 29: As you know, we have been fighting to protect the
constitutional right to free speech for the more than one
hundred and seventy million Americans who use our platform every
day to connect, create, discover, and achieve their dreams on
behalf of everyone at TikTok and all our users across
the country. I want to thank President Trump for his
commitment to work with us to find a solution that
keeps TikTok available in the United States.
Speaker 1: I don't necessarily trust that guy, but okay, so.
Speaker 2: Now we have to unpack the way that this is
all that it got back up and how that's all happening.
Because there are lawyers, these are university law professors who
are and senators also who are saying, you can't do this,
President Trump. This isn't a thing that you can just say.
You can't just say in a tweet that this is happening.
Speaker 1: And here's why.
Speaker 2: So Barb McQuaid, I think she's at Michigan, said an
executive order cannot supersede a statute. Congress has found byte
Dance a danger to national security, and the Supreme Court
has upheld it. Trump's job as of noon tomorrow is
to quote take care that the laws be faithfully executed.
That means enforcing the ban until byte Dance sells TikTok,
which is of course the parameter like the ban goes
into effect unless byte Dance sells it off to an
American company that was part of the deal, and they
have not done that.
Speaker 1: And that's why you've heard people Kevin what's his name,
trying to like he's talking about buying and all these
people are talking about buying it. But is there anybody
that's actually a legit buyer for this thing? I don't know.
Speaker 2: Well, I think there's plenty of legit buyers. It's just
that Bite Dance hasn't agreed to sell. And since they're
openly defying what the law states, then there's questions about
how why Trump is allowing them to have the say, like,
why do they get to keep it?
Speaker 3: You know what I mean?
Speaker 2: If we're if the United States Supreme Court has upheld
a law that says, here are the rules for TikTok
being allowed to stay up or not, and they're not
agreeing to their part of the rules, then I don't
know how Trump has any leverage over this. Guy Benson said,
a bill was passed overwhelmingly and then signed it to law.
It was unanimous, even the liberal judges, every single justice
on the Supreme Court upheld nine to zero this law.
There's a statutory deadline explicitly laid out, and EO cannot
override it. If Trump can broke her a deal to
bring TikTok back under non CCP leadership, great, but the
law is the law banning a CCP espionage and propaganda
app was the obviously correct decision. So again, there's lots
of different theories about this. Tom Cotton also saying any
company that hosts, distribute services, or otherwise facilitates communist controlled
TikTok could face hundreds of billions of dollars of ruinous
liability under the law, not just from dj but also
under securities law, shareholder lawsuits, and state ags.
Speaker 1: Think about it, he said. You know, in my utopian world,
though I don't think that we can force the CCP,
I think we can force China to sell it. Okay,
this is my take on it, and people probably will
disagree with me. In my utopian world. In the daisy mind,
I just wish that people would stay away from communist
shit and just great and just not engage in it.
They would see it and recognize it as a commie
app and be like, you know what, I'm American, so
I'm not gonna I'm not gonna use it. Because it's Kami.
The problem is is that they do and then.
Speaker 2: They go to even more commy places.
Speaker 1: Right, and then this is I just don't like Americans
don't recognize it. That it bothers me that we don't
do that. Why don't we go, Hey, that's Kami. I'm American.
I'm not going to use the Kami app. It's but
I'm going to let it exist. I'm not going to
try to shut it down. I'm just going to recognize
it for what it is. And then I'm going to
go and I'm going to go about my life and
my business and move along to other things that aren't comedy,
Like what why can't we do that as a society.
I don't do that. I mean I don't. I don't
see the Kami stuff in my.
Speaker 2: Algorithm, you know what I mean?
Speaker 1: But at participating, but at its core it is a
commy app, right, you know, and it it is owned
by essentially the CCP.
Speaker 2: But again, I I did not understand like sort of
the legal implications until I saw this tweet kind of
breaking it down. So this was really interesting. This is
from somebody who read the legal opinion from Scotus saying
here's what you should know. TikTok lost almost every single
argument it made. This is a nine to zero ruling.
TikTok's data collection practices are insane. The app gathered data
that other apps normally consider off limits, including the content
of private messages and the full contents of a user's
device contact. And it's the last part that concerned the
justice is the most. If you have an email contact
who has a TikTok account, China has your name, email,
and possibly your phone number, photo, and more. Chinese law
requires TikTok to assist and cooperate with the Chinese government's
intelligence work and to ensure that the Chinese government has
the power to access and control private data. Congress and
the FBI worry that this information could be used for
espionage or to compile blackmail dossiers on elected officials or
government employees. All justices agreed that we have to prevent espionage.
That the need to prevent espionage over rules any First
Amendment concerns.
Speaker 1: So that is why they I like the last one
I did. The last one was my favorite. You should
have stopped watching those stupid dancing videos months ago. It's like,
and it used to be that it was musically, you guys,
remember musically, that's how it started. It started like is
this really innocent? My daughter and I had a conversation
about this this weekend. It started as this really innocent,
really cute everybody just all these kids just dance these
stupid music videos. And then comed China, but.
Speaker 2: Music it was also China, China, it was, but it
was but it was just like this hepid version of Okay,
it's like just a bunch of kids dance into stupid
music videos.
Speaker 1: And then they were like, let's see how sinister this
can get. And then it became and then it became
TikTok you know. And now, yeah, everything you talked for
me is not bounded on the surface, but everything you
just read is pretty sister.
Speaker 2: But okay, but then what so?
Speaker 17: Then what so?
Speaker 18: Then?
Speaker 2: Now are you saying it should be banned? Because this
is the problem, right, like do we put national security.
Speaker 1: I'm not saying it should be banned. I'm saying, in
my utopia, I wish that people would recognize it for
what it is and just stay the a f off it.
Speaker 2: But what if it also isn't as bad as the
Supreme Court justices believe it to be because how much
do they really know about the inner workings of a
TikTok algorithm. So the other question, because I saw some
videos from rand All about this, I think no, not
rand Paul is actually saying that the messaging about this
is completely wrong and that it is the algorithms are
not doing what they what a lot of the fearmongerers
purport that they're doing. He's saying that the Chinese government
does not own TikTok the way that we're being led
to believe they do. There's just some really interesting stuff
all around this issue that is just blowing my mind
because and then it sends me back and forth because
I'm just like, TikTok is the devil, and then I'm like,
but really it's fine because it's not doing the things
that people say that it's doing. So it's a crazy,
crazy issue and then crazy.
Speaker 1: I remember A Tucker did some sort of a I
don't know if it was an expose. He did like
a podcast one day on the difference between the algorithms
for American kids, Oh yeah and Chinese kids. It's totally different,
different in China. In China, they get the kids get
educational algorithms in America, they get these stupid, ridiculous, like
gutter algorithms. So I mean they're trying to dumb kids down.
That's pretty obvious. So I mean, there there is a
difference in algorithms. I think that there's something to be
said there. So I mean, I do I think that
it's they're doing it on purpose. Probably probably we haven't
proven as a country that we're we don't care. That's
the thing.
Speaker 2: The country is on it, and now a bunch of
people are moving to the even crazy.
Speaker 1: Or what I'm saying, That's what I'm saying in my utopia,
I would love it if people weren't stupid, you know
what I mean. And I'm not saying you're stupid. I'm
just saying that I would love it if people weren't
just so like, we've I've got to get on this.
I've got I'm addicted to this. I got it or
they didn't. If people just recognize, you know what, it's commy,
I'm just gonna choose not to use that one. I
don't have to use every single social media platform. There's
a gajillion, you know, let me just not use this one.
But we can't we're we're incapable of it. It's like food,
you know what I mean. If you see the mac
and cheese, you're gonna eat the mac and cheese. That's
who we are as people. We're humans. It is human nature.
If it's there, we're gonna eat it.
Speaker 2: It's and then if we're going to use it, we
show talks and we look at talks, and when people
text you talks, you probably look at them. We all participate,
even if we don't have an account or don't open
it every day or whatever.
Speaker 1: You know what I mean, Like that we have been
conditioned to use this app. And so Lurana says, I'm
one hundred percent wrong. I'm one hundred percent I don't know. Okay, well,
it's nice that you think I'm one hundred percent.
Speaker 2: By the way, Indeed, Driscoll says, I just want it
so bad that I'm like pushing for it. I actually
or when we're both wrong, I could not have cared
less that it was down. I was like, all right, well,
I'll just continue to use reels like I don't. If
it goes away, it's not going to bother me. We'll
just change the name of my pillow. Talks to my
pillow reels and be.
Speaker 1: Done exactly totally right.
Speaker 2: I don't care enough about it to be like upset
that it was gone, but the whole conversation about whether
it should be is super.
Speaker 1: Fascinating to me. And for the record, if it does
go away entirely, if like, if they ban it, all
those all those talks are going to show up on
every other platform.
Speaker 2: They already do. That's why I haven't even opened it
until I saw that it was being banned. I wanted
to see if my account would say that. I don't
think I've been on it in weeks because I keep
just using reels right.
Speaker 1: Because my daughter is allowed to use Instagram, she's I
stalk her on it. She's allowed to use it, but
she's not allowed to use TikTok, and she is. She
sees some of like the tiktoks on Instagram, and so
it's people cross posts like crazy. If they do, it's
almost intertwine and it's incestuous and that's how it works,
and so you're never gonna be able to escape it. Now,
the algorithm perhaps a little right, maybe, you know, but
it's a crazy man. We're living in a world with
social media, and I if I, if I could, if
we could go back in time and somebody could just
tell Mark Zuckerberg to not start Facebook, that would be great. Yeah,
we feel much better world if we didn't have social media,
you guys, we would, we would. But alas we have
social media.
Speaker 2: Alas, here we are and there are you know, I'm
always gonna stick up for the cute dog videos because
there are there is so much. There's so much good too.
There's so much like good feeling like feel good stuff
out there that.
Speaker 1: You remember when they used to be on TV and
it was America's funniest time videos.
Speaker 2: Do you remember, Yeah, and people set it in a
VHS tape.
Speaker 1: I love those days. Well them, oh my gosh.
Speaker 2: Well, Elon is one of the people that is adamantly
against the band. He had said back in April of
last year, in my opinion, TikTok should not be banned
in the US, even though such a band may benefit
the X platform. Doing so would be contrary to freedom
of speech and expression. It's not what America stands for.
And then just over the weekend he said, I've been
against a TikTok ban for a long time because it
goes against freedom of speech. That said, the current situation
where TikTok is allowed to operate in America but X
is not allowed to operate in China is unbalanced. Something
needs to change. So you're going to have to change
China's lack of freedom of speech, because I don't know
how you force them to accept X in.
Speaker 1: China, you know what I mean? Like that there comingists.
You're never going to be able to force communists to
have freedom exactly communists. Yeah, yeah.
Speaker 2: And then RFK Junior also not in favor of a ban,
and he says it's because he's far more worried about
what information the CIA has on American citizens that they
can do more damage to us than the Chinese government
ever could.
Speaker 9: Here, he is, we've got a Congress now that is
saying they're going to do a patriotic deep by by
you know, getting rid of TikTok. TikTok is you know,
is is you know, owned by a Chinese company, and
the Chinese are probably using it to find you know what,
you know, American teenage girls are putting on their hair
and stuff. You know, I mean, I would ask you
this question or any of you are you more worried
that the Chinese are spying on us and propaganda or
are you more worried that the CIA is spying on.
Speaker 27: As a propagandia.
Speaker 9: I'm not saying I know the answer to that question.
I'm saying it's something we all ought to be thinking about,
because you know, I'm just as scared of our intelligence agencies.
I think they can do more damage to us. And
you know, it's like if you if you have a
you know, if you have an abuser out of your
home at school, that's pretty bad, But what if you
have one inside your home?
Speaker 1: Oh my gosh, She's so right, right, Yeah, My mom
and I had a conversation about that over the weekend about,
you know, just the corruption in our country, because you know,
she's eighty years old and so she's seen some stuff
and lived through like the jfk assassination and all that
kind oft when she was in college, and we were
talking about how she was like, when do you think
it all started? You know, do you think it was
like that time? You know, because looking back, she can
be really objective now and look back and she's like,
you know, was it like the government corruption? Was it
during that time? Like is that when everything really started
to fall apart? Was when Rfk's uncle was killed and
then his dad was killed and like Martin Luther all
that stuff. Was it that time? Was it the sixties?
Like the early sixties? Is that when everything started to
fall apart? You guys, like when was it? When was it?
Speaker 2: Because our country, man, it's a mess, it's a mess.
Speaker 1: But today is the dawn of day? Is I totally agree.
I absolutely agree with you. But there's a lot of
unraveling that needs to be done from a you know,
a hot mess express that we've become because of a
lot of these corrupt agencies. And I'm so excited that
I think that we've got people who are actually going
to take care of it once and for all.
Speaker 2: I know.
Speaker 1: But yeah, man, it's the years years of corruption.
Speaker 2: One more thing about TikTok and then we'll move on,
because we actually need to catch up on the Here
the Christyn Nome confirmation hearing that took place on Friday.
But AOC is so but her, so many liberals are
but heard about Trump getting credit for getting TikTok back
up and running. But she is convinced herself that all
right or all social media platforms X obviously because Elon
owns it, but also now Facebook because Meta says there's
not going to be any more fact checks. She's convinced
that now they're all controlled by the right wing.
Speaker 6: I want you all to put all the pieces together,
because what this effectively means is that ever resocial media platform,
mass social media platform in the United States has been
taken over by the right wing.
Speaker 1: Take it over. I mean, Meta has suppressed conservatives for years.
They've destroyed conservatives. We watched it happen. I can't believe
we're still afloat, you know. I thank God every day
that we're still doing what we do. All these platforms
are not being taken over by right wing. They're being
freed from the censorship of the left wing. Yes, she
can't can't see it. You can't see it. Cannot god
bt not see it? All right, So here with some
excellent news.
Speaker 2: This affects your state primarily, but the Court of US
Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit has ruled that
DAKA is unlawful, and this applies to Texas and does
not immediately impact existing recipient status, but it does stop
new applications. So this is interesting stuff. It is so
good news heading into the inauguration, for sure, Yes, yes, yes,
And then here is we'll play a few clips from
Christy Nome's hearing. This is Representative Kim. I'm not very
familiar with him, but he was asking Christy Nomes who
is actually in charge of the border, and when she answered,
he was like, yeah, that's that's what I would have said,
which was so funny to me.
Speaker 12: I guess I'm uncertain about roles and responsibilities regarding your
position and Tom Holmans, I guess I just want to
ask you just point blank, like, who's going to be
in charge of the border.
Speaker 19: Well, the President will be in charge of the border.
It's a national security issue. And the president is in
charge of this country and has made a promise to
the American people, and we will fulfill his agenda.
Speaker 12: Well that's my That was a good answer to the
answer I would have given it.
Speaker 1: Okay, good job. Do you appreciate that Jobeah? Thanks nice one.
Speaker 2: Josh Holly also asked her about that ridiculous CBP one
app which was actually created under Trump, but it was
for truckers and giving them an access to the border
to get stuff through and not meant to be used
for all these asylum seekers, and it's been absolutely abused
like crazy, and so Josh Holly wanted to get a
confirmation from Christy that she would put an.
Speaker 28: End to it.
Speaker 1: Here is that moment.
Speaker 30: VP one, the phone app that I've called concierge service
for illegal immigrants. I'm sure you're familiar with it. This
was the Biden administration's effort to allow asylum seekers to
apply ahead of time using their phones, but not actually
to provide any evidence that they needed asylum. There is
a newspaper report, a press report that said the only
problem with the app is it never asks users are
you seeking asylum? They don't ask for any asylum evidence.
They simply release these so called asylum seekers who use
the app into the country on parole. Sometimes they're never
given a hearing. The Inspector General actually did a report,
a full investigation report on CBP one and found that
frequently users of this app were claiming the same ad
dresses in the United States as their intended destination, even
though they didn't know each other, they weren't family connections.
In other words, it has been completely abused, and the
idea that the federal government would pay for this kind
of concierge service free legals, I think is outrageous. Will
you end the use of the CBP one app.
Speaker 19: Yes, Senator. If confirmed and I have the opportunity to
be secretary, on day one, CBP one will be shut down.
Speaker 2: Yay.
Speaker 1: Hey, yeah, she's goe be great. I cannot wait for
mass deportations. Well, I that is going to be something.
Speaker 2: And actually ahead of mass deportations, there's actually some self
deportations going on.
Speaker 1: Which we have a clip about in just a second.
Speaker 2: But first last one from the hearing, and that is
Senator Blumenthal was telling her that he's like super concerned
about the kids that were separated from their families under
Trump's family separation policy, and he tried to get her
commitment that she would work to reunite these thousand kids
with their families, and she was perfect.
Speaker 19: In that, Senator. The Trump administration never had a family
separation policy. They had a zero tolerance policy, which said
that our laws would be followed. What I'm alarmed by
is the over three hundred thousand children that went missing
during the Biden administration. And when we talk about children
and what they're potentially facing as far as victimization in
this country and the trafficking, trafficking that's going on, this
administration's lack of desire to find out where those children are,
what they may be going through, is alarming to me.
Speaker 27: So I want My time is expiring. I'm just going
to interrupt again with apologies to say, let's put aside.
Speaker 1: Well, I can't put aside three hundred.
Speaker 27: Let's put aside what happened in the past. There's still
a thousand children who are separated and waiting to be reunited.
I'd like your commitment that you're going to continue the
effort to reunite them with their parents.
Speaker 19: Senator, keeping families together critically important to me and to
this country. I'm concerned about Lake and Riley's family that
they no longer have her.
Speaker 1: I'm yeah, yeah, zombie.
Speaker 2: I totally forgot to get the zombie picture.
Speaker 1: Got to get it. We've got to get the picture,
you guys, I have to.
Speaker 2: But we mentioned self deportations. Here's a news report about
what's happening ahead of today's inauguration.
Speaker 7: Carry out the largest deportation operation in US history.
Speaker 19: And before those operations begin, some migrants are already choosing
to leave the country voluntarily.
Speaker 1: Funny, it's funny right now.
Speaker 7: Market It's unclear, but we are starting to see a trend.
And this comes as cities across the US and Mexico
are now bracing for president and lux deportation operation. But
it is hardline messaging on those deportation efforts have some
migrants panicking and some even choosing now to self deport
back to the home countries. I spoke with immigration attorney
Rolando Vasquez, who tells me that some of the immigrants
that he represents that entered under the Biden administration are
now choosing to return home fearing deportation under the incoming administration.
Speaker 1: And I love that. I love it looks like your
free ride is over.
Speaker 7: Bye.
Speaker 2: Although it is interesting to me that they would choose
to cross back into their home countries in that fashion
when you know, if they were deported, they'd get a flight,
you know.
Speaker 1: Right, Yeah, yeah, that's true. They probably Yeah, I mean
it's and it must not be that bad to go
back to if they're going back the same way they
came in. Yeah, it's like this is the thing the
whole asylum seek really.
Speaker 2: Really yeah, Okay, so much for asylum seeking all right,
last thing on this before we get to talks, and
that is the most delicious beatdown of Kristen Welker by
Marco Rubio. He was masterful in this exchange. You are
going to love this.
Speaker 1: You're gonna love him. Bill.
Speaker 23: He's willing to build migrant detention camps and deploy the
US military to deport them more than a eleven million
undocumented immigrants in this country. It would be the largest
deportation operation in American history?
Speaker 1: Do you support that plan?
Speaker 14: Eleven million? That's an outdate. That was the number ten
years ago. We're talking upwards of twenty twenty five, maybe
thirty million. There's been almost ten million people that have
vented this country in the law forty in the last
three weeks.
Speaker 28: Good question.
Speaker 14: Would you say the number varies big time? I mean
it's another nine to ten million people just in the
last few years. The answer to your question is, yes,
we cannot absorb twenty five thirty million people who entered
this country illegally.
Speaker 27: They're here illegally.
Speaker 1: What country on.
Speaker 7: Earth would tolerate that.
Speaker 14: We don't even know who some of these most of
these people are. They talk about vetting, vetting them with
what they're coming from, nations that don't even have document systems.
In many cases, Yes, we are going to have to
do something. Unfortunately, we're going to have to do something
dramatic to remove people from this country that are here illegally,
especially people we know nothing about. But ten million, eleven million,
that was the number fifteen years ago. Today it's upwards
of probably twenty five to thirty million, maybe more.
Speaker 23: Center here's what you said about Donald Trump's mass deportation
prosals in twenty sixteen.
Speaker 9: Take a look.
Speaker 14: I don't think it's reasonable to say you're going to
round up into poured eleven million people. I don't think
it's a plan that works. I don't think that's a
realistic policy.
Speaker 1: So why have you changed your mind now?
Speaker 14: Because the issue has completely changed. When I said that,
and back in twenty thirteen, when I was involved in
immigration reform, we had eleven twelve million people that had
been here for longer than a decade. Now we've had
almost that number in the last three years alone from
all over the world, including believe people that I believe
are terrorists, people that I believe are going to conduct
terrorist attacks in this country, have given the opportunity certainly
people that were criminals in their home country. This is
a completely difference. This is not immigration. You asked me
about immigration. This is mass migration. Mass migration. This is
an invasion of the country and it needs to be
dealt with dramatically. And by the way, I don't my
big poll follower, but polls show most Americans agree with
us on this, and.
Speaker 23: Of course that was an issue under former President Trump
as well. There was just a bipartisan proposal that was
put on the table that would put more funding into
border enforcement as well as limiting asylum. Republicans walked away
from that. But let me move on to my next question.
Speaker 14: No, no, no, we can't move on because that's not
what that bill did. That bill also created asylum officers
who right on the border will be able to give
people asylum. And you give someone asylum right on the
border without any appeal, don't judge nothing, just an asylum officer,
they are on a path to citizen.
Speaker 25: Your fellow I oppose that bill.
Speaker 23: Your fellow Republicans said it was the best deal that
they had seen in a long long time. But Senator
fellow Republican Cener Lindsay Senor Lindsey Graham.
Speaker 14: Okay, well then I disagree with Lindsay that's what he said.
Speaker 1: Let me go so good, so good, Jane, you ignorant slut.
She's just like she tried, I mean blood tried trying.
He is not sing it and I'm there for it.
Speaker 2: Like this.
Speaker 1: Marco is my favorite Marco. I know, the beast Marco, right,
I mean because we met him, you and years ago,
probably like what twenty ten.
Speaker 28: Yeah, he was.
Speaker 1: He was a whipper snapper back then.
Speaker 2: Young we were all we hadn't even gotten the transplant yet.
Speaker 1: That was like all young here. Yeah, we were firm then,
we were young. But like now it's like he's he
is like aged and he is over it m and
he's not having her crap and I am there for it.
I like this Marco. Okay, you guys, we have thank
yous that we need to get to.
Speaker 2: But before we do that, can I just let everybody
know my review of the Robbie Williams movie.
Speaker 1: Oh my gosh, that's right. You saw it on Saturday?
I did, and listen to this.
Speaker 2: There were three other couples.
Speaker 1: Why why did they go see it?
Speaker 6: Oh?
Speaker 5: I don't know.
Speaker 2: I thought for sure, we would have the theater to ourselves,
but alas there were three other couples.
Speaker 1: The theater did great, but they didn't leave halfway through.
They didn't leave.
Speaker 2: They In fact, we left before one of the other
couples because usually we stay for like a lot of
the credits, but like we left during the credits and
somebody else was still staying.
Speaker 1: They were okay, sonoking it up?
Speaker 18: Do you like it?
Speaker 1: Here's the thing.
Speaker 2: I love the music, obviously, and so whenever there was music,
I loved it.
Speaker 1: I too.
Speaker 2: I mean, i've seen it now and I still don't
understand the monkey. I don't understand why there was a monkey.
Everybody else in the movie was a human except for him,
and I don't get it. And I don't think it
was particularly.
Speaker 1: Good helpful, like helpful to have the bath.
Speaker 2: And so the problem is I enjoyed it, but like
I didn't enjoy it as much as I thought I would.
And Ron actually enjoyed it, I think more than I did.
And it was like the production value is amazing, like
really well shot, like that kind.
Speaker 1: Of technical stuff. And I don't know if you guys
know this, but she's married to a straight man, so
that's surprising. That's really surprising to me.
Speaker 2: I mean, he and God bless him for taking me,
but you know, he sat through the whole thing. I
just I think the problem is that I know too
much about Robbie Williams, and so there were things in
the movie that I was like, I know you didn't
do that at that concert, So like, why are.
Speaker 1: You pretending that you didn't?
Speaker 2: You know what I mean? Yeah, So it made me
immediately want to come home and watch regular Robbi Williams concerts,
which is exactly what I did. I came home and
watched two of his concerts, and then I was like, okay,
now I'm good.
Speaker 1: Okay, but you would I recommend the movie for people
who don't know Robbie, because if we're not fans of
Robbie Williams by watching that monkey movie.
Speaker 2: No, I don't think so I would never recommend it
to somebody who doesn't already listen to like him. And
even then, I don't think I would recommend it. Okay,
all right, that's my official review.
Speaker 1: Wow, So she didn't like it.
Speaker 2: I mean I liked it, I just didn't love it.
Speaker 1: That's my official review. I would give it three out
of five Stars.
Speaker 2: And it's not like going to see top then, Maverick,
you know what I mean. No, no, And by the way,
the new Mission Impossible trailer be amazing.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, it's going to be amazing. Yeah, I
want to see that. And weirdly enough, I want to
see the new Bridge of Jones movie. Not gonna lie.
I didn't even know there was one. Yeah, there's a
whole new Bridge of Jones coming out. I kind of
want to see it.
Speaker 2: I do.
Speaker 1: Oh, full circle, I want to see it. Okay, I
did not know that there was that February. I would
see that. I would see it February.
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 2: From last week from the rumble Ballpit crew, Carrie in
Jad said, can they protect from long range drones? I
don't know what she's referring.
Speaker 1: To during the inauguration, is what she's making about something
with the inauguration. I hope, so, I hope the Secret
Service can just protect him altogether, is what I'm writing.
I know, my gosh.
Speaker 2: So I'm so glad it's indoors honestly. Over on Venmo,
Tricia Gamble says, the day is finally here. Please accept
this forty seven dollars in honor of President Trump returning
as our forty seventh president. It's an answer to many prayers.
By the way, Obama is the one doing the damage.
Biden doesn't know what he's doing.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yes, he's one of the Jules b.
Speaker 2: Three twenty says love you jerks, and Audrey Krass five
says happy Inauguration Day. I look forward to watching it
wearing my bedazzled Trump hat an American flag sweater. I'm
proud to be an American, and I'm so excited for
all the great changes under president.
Speaker 1: We're excited to do we are okay, you were good, okay, yep, Kimberly,
Donaldson and DC and had tickets, but now watching from
the hotel. However, the vibe and people are awesome. So
excited for you. You got to report back tomorrow. Victoria
Owen husband is having a brain procedure today, with a
month out from having major brain surgery December twentieth. Please
send prayers. We will do that, Victoria. Yeah, Louke caught Louke.
Good morning. Snoop had no right to be there. He
is one of the reasons they stole our country from us.
Hop on the train, but in the back of the
Kaboos Muff wagglebe. Last week the New England Patriots got
a new head coach. Today America gets a new president.
It's going to be an amazing twenty twenty five for
the new for this New Englander. Love it, Yeah, Tracy Boughton,
Thank you for that. Kristen Thompson. Happiest birthday present ever.
Happy inauguration Day, President Trump, and happy birthday to me.
Let's go Happy birthday, Birthday, Tracy Boughton. Watching from DC
and going to a watch party in a few mega.
It's morning again in America. Trump daves America. Yes, yes, yes, Tracy.
Samantha k part I stood in line for nine hours
yesterday to see Trump. Oh, Car and Mike Lindell stood
in the rain and shook hands. We're down here again today.
So great, Samantha Cea.
Speaker 2: Nine hours.
Speaker 1: I know, I know, wow. Jose Rodriguez, morning from Texas.
The long awaited day has arrived. Hoping for the return
of some normalcy these next four years. Here's my inauguration day.
Wad just take it? Thanks Jose Hereio twenty three. The
problem with TikTok is in its terms of use. TikTok
claims all rights to all data on any device connected
to the account, mobile, laptop, PC, et cetera. Yep, I
can see that, Andrea viola. So the the government can
ban an app but not child porn. Yeah, okay, the
FED is the national security threat to this country. Americans
need to smarten up. I agree with that. I do, Shelley.
I think ten. I turn over things to see where
they are made. If it is in China, I put
it back on the shelf and find a different thing.
The same thing goes for TikTok. It's made in China,
so it goes back on the shelf. My choice. There
you go, Shelly, Tim Griffiths mock, I'm blaming you for
bringing the Indiana snow and ice to the Low Country.
Just kidding. Hope your knee issues work out. It's a
beautiful part of the US.
Speaker 2: Yes, in South Carolina and specifically Low Country is set
to get accumulation, which is just unheard of, like what
is it even happening? So we've made it's supposed to
start tomorrow like after five I think, and then be
all through way And so we've made sure to not
have to need to go anywhere.
Speaker 1: On those days. Yeah, people are cray here. It's supposed
to be really cold maybe icy here, but you know,
we'll see what happens. VFR twelve hundred three hours till
Dumb and Dumber are unemployed. Great Aaron Powers, Cleveland Weather
foiled my plans to see the Monkey movie this weekend
giving you a review. Maybe that was a blessing in disguise.
Take my money. Yeah, seriously, you know what you.
Speaker 2: Need to do, Aaron, Go and watch you could see
this on YouTube. Go and watch Robbie Williams at Nebworth
or Royal Albert Hall.
Speaker 1: Those two concerts best ever.
Speaker 2: You'll get your fill and you'll understand why I love him.
Speaker 1: There you go, well, there you go, okay, or you
can just go watch a food fighters concert that too.
All right, you guys, everybody bring it in bringing Hey, guys,
have the best inauguration day ever. We're going to enjoy
all the festivities, soaking the joy and we will talk
to you guys tomorrow.
Speaker 28: Bye everybody, Hello, beautiful people, This is the Cheeks on
the Rights Indian Correspondent. Thank you for watching or listen.
Be veriser to like, subscribe and ring the bell to
stay up to date on all of their delicious content. Okay,
thank you, come again.