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Speaker 2: Yeah?
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Do that?
Speaker 2: Do it?
Speaker 1: Yeah? I am post hired.
Speaker 3: How do you acting like you seek for the people
of the fate of Indiana or the city of Indianapple.
Speaker 4: You do not think for me or anyone?
Speaker 1: I know.
Speaker 3: That was the Newtube.
Speaker 1: Good morning, good morning.
Speaker 4: And I don't want to like, this is a day
to remember, right, this is Monday, October seventh.
Speaker 1: It is and.
Speaker 4: It's not like you celebrate it, but you remember it,
you know what I mean? Like it's the one year anniversary.
Hostages are still being hostages, you guys, this is freaking
It is crazy.
Speaker 1: A year I know, it's been a.
Speaker 4: Year year, unbelievable, and so obviously we're thinking about that,
and we're thinking about this new freaking storm that's headed
for Florida. And so obviously if you are in the
storm's path, freaking Milton, that's a that's the name of it,
Milton in the Storm. Yeah, that's the name of the storm.
So if you are in Milton's path, please consider getting
out of it and going to somewhere that's not in
the path, because you just don't know. I mean, it's
just it looks bad, you guys. It's looking like Tampa
is gonna get absolutely clobbered.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and I just, oh my god, it's enough already enough, Yeah,
it is kind of it is enough already. So we're
thinking about all of those things today.
Speaker 4: It is a sad day, and I worry about today
because you know, crazy people do crazy shit on anniversaries
of crazy.
Speaker 1: Shit, So of crazy shit days.
Speaker 4: Yeah right, yeah, So just thinking about all of those things.
And also we need to recognize a couple of venmos
that we got. Ashley Buckner said, sorry, Daisy, even if
you can afford to retire one day, you are not
allowed to.
Speaker 1: We would miss you ladies and the show too much.
Don't ever retire. Love you both. I'm not planning on it.
Same I'm not planning on ever.
Speaker 4: No, that's right, Alexandra, I said Bruce Springsteen sounds like
his stomach is about to pull a Joe Biden from
that clip that we had last week. And then remember
the story that we told about Doug m Hoff apparently
being a little punchy with his.
Speaker 1: Slappy, very slappy punchy, yeah, towards women.
Speaker 4: So I guess it was Maureen Callahan that was on
with Megan Kelly to Maureen Callahan talking about all of
the evidence that the Daily Mail had uncovered about that.
And apparently there's police reports, like LAPV reports that line
up with the time that the nanny would have been pregnant,
and she of course miscarried because of the trauma that
she experienced at the hands of Doug m Hoff. And
they're not really denying it, which is weird. There was
apparently a payoff of eighty grand that Doug m Hoff
gave to for this chick to sign an NDA, and
so I don't know why he's being propped up as
like this new version of masculinity that's something to be
aspired to.
Speaker 1: But he's awful. Well, because Democrats, this is what they do. Yeah,
you can, you can be reinvented under the Democrat umbrella,
and they give you cover. They give you cover under
that nasty umbrella, and they're like, oh, look he's a
great guy. Look how sweet he is, camel, Look he's
just great. He's funny now so supportive. He's an abusive
weirdo Manlet yeah, like thet all possible worlds, right, yeah,
like just the worst guys who saw girls around like
they're the worst. Yeah, they're the worst kind. Yeah. And
then somebody else tried to light themselves on fire. Again.
Speaker 4: I don't know why this is continuing to be a thing,
but this happened right outside the White House. Is one
of those like pro Palestinian whack jobs. And his arm,
I mean, look at his arm in that picture, absolutely vile.
They were able to put the fire out. I honestly
don't know why they bothered. If these people want to
set themselves on fire, let him do it, because they
put themselves taking itself out.
Speaker 1: Right, they put themselves harms way when they do that,
it's like saving people. When they do all the crazy
stuff like on tightropes and you know, grand canyons and whatnot.
I feel like this is like these people are like,
I'm going to set myself on fire. Okay, well, I
mean like that those police officers people around him could
have been hurt by that, and he.
Speaker 4: Puts everybody at risk. Let him burn. I mean, I
couldn't care less about this ass hat.
Speaker 5: Right.
Speaker 1: He's a photo journalist for some local Arizona TV station,
like Channel three and five or something like that, and he, yeah,
he's this guy is a nut job. And like on
his ex profile it's a picture of him smiling in
front of the Palestinian flag with the words from the
River to the Sea above it. Oh my god, just
buy like exactly. I don't know why they put the
fire out. They should have just let him fin. I
agree with you completely.
Speaker 4: Robert Reich, who is that tiny little right, Like, isn't
he the eighty biddy guy that's like four foot nine,
that weirdo liberal economist dude?
Speaker 3: Remember?
Speaker 1: Is he?
Speaker 4: Yeah, he's he's super I mean, I'm making up the height,
but it's something like that, like he's itty bitty. And
he tweeted this, and I was super grateful that he
did because it gave me an opportunity to retweet it.
He said, if Trump is re elected, Justice Alito may
retire and Justice Thomas too. Trump would then be the
first president more than fifty years to appoint a majority
of the Supreme Court, and not just a conservative majority,
but a maga majority. Scotus is on the ballot this November, Okay,
And I was like, that's right, Yeah, vote Trump. Yeah,
there's a lot of stuff on the ballot this November.
This is a great thing that's on the ballot. So
another reason to vote for Trump.
Speaker 1: I was like, thanks, thanks for that reminder, appreciating. Yeah.
Speaker 4: Kamala Harris did the Call Her Daddy podcast, which will
be playing a few clips of. She did that, by
the way, second day of her So she's been planning
her days in her schedule really really well. And she's
also going to be sitting down with the View Colbert
and Howard Stern this week. Tonight she will appear on
a special sixty Minutes, which we also have a teaser
of and we'll get to that. So's she's now not
afraid of the media, well, the friendly media.
Speaker 1: I was gonna say, It's like, it's not like she's
going on you know, Greg Gutfeld show exactly.
Speaker 4: She's not doing the hard shows, but she's doing some
press and so I guess you know.
Speaker 1: Good for her, Colbert. Okay, give me a break.
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love it. Promise all right. We also have another headline
in that so we talked about the media blitz that
Harris is doing. There was this unbelievable, ridiculous tweet from
Secretary blink In that said, in the midst of horrors
that is North Carolina right now. He said, the US
is at the forefront of humanitarian response to the growing
crisis in Lemanon, announcing nearly one hundred and fifty seven
million dollars in assistance because we're committed to supporting those
in need and delivering essential aid to displace civilians refugees
in the communities hosting them. I can't even believe this
is real.
Speaker 1: When I saw that last Friday, I was losing my mind.
I was just putting it everywhere. I just put it everywhere.
I was like, I cannot this can't be real. This
cannot be real. And it is. It's real. And I
and the balls on this guy to put this out
and talk about us being at the forefront of a
humanitarian response when people are dying in our country from
a disaster and they're needing a humanitarian response from our
government and they're not getting it, Like, what is wrong
with this guy? And then Kamala has the audacity to
be like, we're going to give like one hundred million
in no so she was happy to pile on.
Speaker 4: She said, the people of Lebanon are facing an increasingly
dire humanitarian situation. I'm concerned about the security and well
being of civilians suffering in Lebanon and will continue working
to help meet the needs of all civilians there. She
talked about the money, and then she also was very
proud to say this additional support brings the total US
assistance to Lebanon over the last year to over three
hundred and eighty five million dollars.
Speaker 1: She posted that two days ago. You guys they hate us.
I mean, if this isn't proof that they hate a
mayor and citizens, I can't help you at this point.
And if you still vote for these ass hats, it's
just it's beyond I don't understand how people are doing
this when they see this and they see what's going on,
and I just don't. I don't understand it. It's beyond
the pale at this point. This is why this meeting
is so perfect.
Speaker 4: So the US announces one hundred and fifty seven million
and aid and North Carolina is like, oh yay, and
then Lebanon right behind it's for.
Speaker 1: Us, Yeah, this is our money. This is our money,
the gusting that they're taking and they're giving it to
other countries and they're like gloating about it at this.
Speaker 4: Point, and they're they're putting out there like we're supposed
to be like.
Speaker 1: Yay, what yeah, my god. I mean, it's like they're
rubbing it in our faces. At this point. It's nuts.
It's it's completely crazy.
Speaker 4: And then Kamala has the audacity not just to post that,
but then to also do one of those.
Speaker 1: Fake phony set up look at.
Speaker 4: How much I'm helping video where she calls the mayor
of Ashville here it is.
Speaker 6: What are you doing? And I know that FEMA Administrator
Chris Well was with you, and there was some issue
about some logjam around getting some of the food and
water too. Has that been sorted out?
Speaker 7: The logistics were terrifically difficult because.
Speaker 8: Our highways were out.
Speaker 9: But we're seeing a lot of movement.
Speaker 10: All the effort coming in here, and the attention on
helping us through this right now is growing and tremendous,
and we're really.
Speaker 11: Appreciative and I really appreciate you giving me a call.
Speaker 6: Okay, Well, know that we want to do everything we can.
And you know, I say, as a devout public servant,
I know how bureaucracy can sometimes get in the way
of speed. So please let everyone know if there are
things that you need, if it's taken too long to
get to you.
Speaker 12: Okay, I appreciate that, Thank you very much.
Speaker 1: All right, take care of yourself first. It is so
phony because is the phone even turned on? You know,
she's reading from a script. And then the second of
all like, who records their phone calls? Who does this?
Unless it is theater, right, I mean, you don't do
exactly you're if you're actually doing your job, You're not like, hey,
can you guys like film me doing this and like
she and.
Speaker 4: Then also at the same time film her and then
we'll like put it together in this practly produced video.
Speaker 1: It's absolute theater. And I'm pissed off at the mayor
that did this with her. Why would she agree to
do this? You think she would be like, listen, I've
got people in need. I just want to help them.
I don't need to be part of your bull crap.
I just want to help them. And I'd be pissed
off for my people if I were a mayor, I'd
be like, they're getting seven hundred and fifty bucks and
they got a beg for it. No, I'm not going
to be part of your theater production. You're gonna help
my people or fu. So I'm mad at her too
for being part and parcel to that. That's not okay.
She's got people she needs to be helping her city.
It's just all so gross, you know what I mean.
It's just so gross.
Speaker 4: And then now the big complaint is, oh, there's misinformation
about the about how much FEMA is helping. Tom Cotton
was on with Kristen Welker about that and he set
her straight.
Speaker 13: My broader question to you, I think is about this misinformation.
Speaker 1: Do you think this is a time to.
Speaker 13: Put falsehoods aside, like the idea that FEMA funds are
being redirected to migrants, which is just not true.
Speaker 14: It is true that FEMA and the Department of Homeland
Security have been spending billions of dollars on migrants, and
I understand some people say they're separate funds, but we
just passed a short term spending bill. It's very common
for the administration to come and ask for permission to
move money between funds, especially to prepare for emergencies.
Speaker 15: And second, I would.
Speaker 14: Note that this administration seems to have no problem finding
money when they want to spend it on their priorities.
When they need hundreds of billions of dollars to pay
off student loans for graduate students and gender studies programs,
they somehow find it. When it's trying to get helicopters
to deliver food and water and cellular service and life
saving medicine into these mountain valleys. They somehow can't seem
to find the money.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he's one hundred percent correct. It's all a big
bucket like they act like it's all compartmentalized money. We
give you a giant, humongous bucket of money, and you're
misallocating those funds. You're not spending them properly. You're spending
that like to for like the goal of that woman
to say, oh my god, you're lying that you're spending it.
They are, these people, these conservatives, these dirty conservatives, are
lying saying that we're spending the money, or they're spending
the money on migrants. That's exactly what that's precisely what
they're doing. There's no lie there, Like just look at
Kamalo's tweet, look at b. Lincoln's tweet. We see the
dollars right there. Yeah, it's being spent on illegals and
other countries. That's why there's no money left. It's not
And they're.
Speaker 4: Trying to say that FEMA has is not spending any
money at all. There's not any kind of interdepartmental transferring
in order to benefit illegals. But this was mayorcis just
a few months ago.
Speaker 16: It's providing Emergency Food and Shelter Program funds to help
cities around the country recover or defray the costs of
non citizen arrivals. CBP and ICE are working closely with
cities to share information and coordinate the disposition of non
citizens in immigration enforcement proceeding.
Speaker 1: It's just got I just I cannot hate this guy
any harder I can, because it's not enough. It's treason.
It's all trees and all of that.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and KJP is also lying about the very same thing.
We have her lying just now, like this past Friday,
and then here's what she said back to back from
September of twenty twenty two.
Speaker 17: Categorically for no, Biden did not take femal relief money
to use to use on migrants. So FEMA regional administrators
have been meeting with city officials on site to coordinate
to coordinate available federals support from FEMA and other federal agencies.
Funding is also available through FEMA's Emergency Food and Shelter
Program to eligible local governments and not for non for
profit organizations upon request to support humanitarian relief for migrants.
Speaker 1: Okay, yeah, okay, so your big fat liar big.
Speaker 4: They just they just lie so easily, that's what's amazing.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and then they're like, we're out of money. We
don't know why. I know it's you're gonna have to
raise your ax is really high. Yeah how about f U?
How about f you? How about And you know that
there's been everybody's been saying this over the weekend. It's like,
how about I just tell the government that I can
give them seven hundred and fifty dollars for my taxes
this year. I don't have any more to spare, you know,
And you're gonna have to. They're gonna have to.
Speaker 4: They're gonna have to send forms to us to request it,
and it needs to be a highly bureaucratic process.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you guys, Fu, we should all just give them
seven hundred and fifty bucks and say I'm sorry, there's
no more left this year. Yeah, you guys.
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cozy sh There's a very very prominently hugely famous person
of social influence on TikTok who put this together, this
video together in response to this administration's just crepectacular response
to Helen help us.
Speaker 18: We are dying. We are without food, water, or sheltered
or any electricity. We need your aid understood. We're gonna
send eight billion dollars worth of aid. Oh thank you
to Ukraine. Let's do that right away asap. Come on, what, No,
a hurrican.
Speaker 19: Has completely ravaged the people that you represent. Give us
that money. Oh, don't worry, We're gonna give you money.
Every single one of you is getting seven hundred and
fifty dollars each. You sent eight billion dollars to Ukraine,
You're gonna give us seven hundred and fifty dollars.
Speaker 14: You know what?
Speaker 5: Okay, we'll take it.
Speaker 20: How do we get it?
Speaker 1: Easy?
Speaker 18: You just go online and apply and if you pass
the application, we'll wire the money right over. Okay, let
me get this straight. You want us, people that are
trapped into town with no water, food resources, to spend
seven hundred and fifty dollars on to go online when
we have no electricity so we don't have any Wi
Fi to get the seven hundred and fifty dollars. I'm black,
just like one of you. What does that have to
do with President Biden? Please do something. We used to
be respectable.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we used to Yeah, we used to be all
that was accurate and then But the worst part is
that people will still vote for these weirdos. I know,
these people who absolutely are giving you the middle finger
and and they hate you. They are disrespecting you, and
they hate you, and they're taking your money and they're
laughing about it. They're just doing this right to your faces.
And people are like, oh, I'll vote for more of
that because it's a great vibe, because it's yeah, it
brings me joy.
Speaker 4: Oh god, And then I don't. I'm not sure when
this is from, but I think it's recent. These are
FEMA employees talking about their priorities, and naturally, as you
might expect, their priorities are on equity relief.
Speaker 1: Equity sparked a.
Speaker 21: Few things in my mind thinking about preparedness and how
you said, you know, LGBTQIA people and people who have
been disadvantaged already are struggling. They already have their own things.
Speaker 1: To deal with.
Speaker 21: So you add a disaster on top of that, it's
just compounding on itself. And I think that is maybe
the why of why we're having these discussions, because it
isn't being talked about, it isn't being socialized. We're not
paying attention to this community. Thank you so much, Maggie,
Thank you.
Speaker 22: Yeah, there are a couple of things that are intersecting
in my mind here. One of them is the culture
of emergency management as an organization, as an industry in
the United States specifically, not abroad. This has and my
cat sometimes does this. She gets really loud suddenly, so
you'll have to just allow for the little mewing in
the background.
Speaker 8: You know.
Speaker 22: The shift that we're seeing right now is a shift
in emergency management from utilitarian principles where everything is designed
for the greatest good for the greatest amount of people,
to disaster equity. But we have to do more right,
And so this topic is intersecting, I think, with a
number of other topics where we have to look at
policies and understand to what extent they have disadvantaged communities
that had less assets, communities that had pre existing vulnerabilities
in accessing disaster related recovery supports.
Speaker 1: That other guy just decided to show up at the
last minute. He's like, I'm just a government employee. I'm
just going to show up here at the last five
minutes of this conversation. So childless cat Lady thinks that, like,
you know, if you're an LGBTQ XYZ elementope person somehow
should get different kind of response during a disaster.
Speaker 4: Well, because it's just a it's piling on to their struggle,
to their existing struggle.
Speaker 1: Okay, yeah, this is the dumbest thing I've ever heard.
These people are not like, they're not serious adults, not
at all, and they're running FEMA. And this is why
the response from FEMA has been so sraptacular. It's because
what they care about this is yeah, this is they're
not these are not serious adults, you guys.
Speaker 4: I never ever want to hear disaster equity ever again.
Like that shouldn't be something no one should be having
that conversation. Yeah, conversation should be where can we land
helicopters with supplies?
Speaker 5: Right?
Speaker 4: That's it, none of the other bullshit, and not are
you gay?
Speaker 1: Right? Okay, there's extra help, here's extra stuff for you.
Are you transgender? Okay, we're gonna go. That's not what
are we doing? Since it's insane so stupid.
Speaker 4: So, for the first time in his entire presidency, President
Biden decided to go to the press room where KJP
does her thingies. Right, he decided to show up. And
because the press is so absolutely unused to that, they
didn't know what to do with themselves. And so Michael
Steele got himself in a tizzy. He put out this
tweet saying, Uh, White House Press Corps, y'all know, the
President of the United States just walked into the room.
Stand your ass up. They forgot because they never see him.
So I'm actually giving the press a pass on this
because decorum be damned, they are not.
Speaker 1: Used to this.
Speaker 4: This has never happened once in the Biden presidency. And
so here's what it looked like when he walked into
the press corps.
Speaker 23: Roomy folks, my name's Joe Biden.
Speaker 19: Welcome President.
Speaker 1: I mean I I just didn't know what to do.
They were literal gash from the betic is that. Yeah,
it's super, it is very it's sad pathetic. I mean
Trump used to stand there for hours. Remember, he would
just get completely abused by Jim Acosta. It was during
COVID like every single day. He'd walk in there and
this guy he's got what like two days left of
his presidency and he's like, yeah, I think I'll do this.
I'll just walk in and maybe take a few questions
for five minutes, and they were I just the gasping
is what really killed me, because they're.
Speaker 4: Like, oh, never seen this, and they're taking out their
phones like I've got to capture this amazing moment.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and this is the dry this is the guy
that was like, I'm going to be the most transparent
president in history. The hell you are. It's just crazy.
Speaker 4: So then there was what was interesting too about his
entrance into the press court room is that it was
literally two minutes after Kamala took the stage at one
of her rallies which some news stations were going to carry,
and then realized Holy shit, Biden's speaking to the press.
So we got to cut into that, which made some
folks in the press go, wait a minute, why what
is this on purpose? Like is he sabotaging her because
he really secretly doesn't want her to win? That was
an actual conversation that took place on CNN A note.
Speaker 24: And I'm curious what you think about this. We were
actually about to go live to Vice President Kamala Harris
who's speaking right now in Detroit, Michigan, and apparently she's
talking about this port strike, ending she's trying to appeal
to union workers, and yet you have the President of
the United States come out clearly overshadowing her, answering significant questions.
Is that a communications mistake? Is the left hand not
talking to the right hand in this situation.
Speaker 15: That's a very good point.
Speaker 25: And if they were coordinated as you assumed they would be,
this would not have happened.
Speaker 1: Yeah. I mean, I think he probably believes at this
point that they're crapping all over whatever legacy that he
has left, which isn't much of one, right, and he's
probably like, Okay, this isn't this isn't all right. I'm
going to go out there, and you know, I mean
I've been wanting him to do something like stand up
and fight back against these people who have just kind
of squashed you and pushed you out of the way.
And he's being a little passive aggressive about it instead
of being, you know, more forceful. But I'm okay with this,
be passive aggressive about it because they're trying to disconnect themselves,
Like she's totally trying to disconnect herself from him, and
he's like, nah, Now, we were like so like this,
We're yeah, we were being a fast man. She was
right there in the room. She was the last person
in the room. She was every Every policy I had
was her policy. I mean, he's trying to do he's
trying to connect her back.
Speaker 4: We actually have that clip. So it was the very
first question right out of the gate. And what was
funny about it is that everybody was trying to ask
a question at once because they were so just like,
oh my god, he's here. I got to get my
word in and he just stands there and stares at
them until kJ P like calls on someone. So here's
how that looks.
Speaker 17: All right, all right, sir, No, sir, I didn't calling you, sir,
I didn't calling you.
Speaker 20: There obviously been a number of crises that the country
has been facing over the past several days, with the hurricane,
with the court strike, with the situation in the Middle East.
Speaker 8: Can you talk about.
Speaker 20: How your vice president, who is running for the presidency,
has worked on these crises and what role she has
played over the past several days.
Speaker 23: Well, she's I'm in constant contact with her. She's aware,
we're all we're singing from the same song sheet. She
helped pass all the laws that are being employed now.
She was a major player and everything we've done, including
passage of which we were told we could never pass.
And so she's been and her her staff is interlocked
with mine in terms of all the things we're.
Speaker 1: Doing right under the bus, like splitter right under there,
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I mean, I think there's a part of it that's
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I'm here for that totally.
Speaker 4: And when it comes to being in lockstep with Kamala,
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was like the children in the community, are the childrendren
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when it comes to the strength of the economy.
Speaker 23: Oh, although the strengthyan American economy is, it's about the
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Speaker 1: Oh, it's about that.
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Speaker 23: Right.
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to thank some folks because I do think that we
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Speaker 1: Thank you for that. Yeah, thank you, absolutely right.
Speaker 4: Judy Flood said. Kamala and Walls are both nuts. Osuki said,
Pierre can't keep up with the lies. She tells she
should write all.
Speaker 1: Of them in a notebook. Oh wait, she did. And
then Judy Flood said, Trump make America great again. Seline said.
Speaker 4: Kamala went on Call Her Daddy, which is a podcast
all about being a degenerate while people are dying in
North Carolina. Being on that disqualifies her alone. We are
going to get to that. Leah says, still here, things
are a bit dicey.
Speaker 14: Now.
Speaker 4: Already had two alarms today, lots of booms Saturday, of
building sixty yards from my own got shrapnel. Scary, God,
bless the idf like this day being a day. I
don't either, And Tim Foolery says Biden should just endorse Trump.
That would show her and Nancy could you imagine, Oh
my god, my gosh, I cannot. That would be amazing,
that absolutely amazing. All right, let's get back to Thank
you to everybody. Get back to the news. Tim Walls
also going on a media tour and he actually did
a tough interview.
Speaker 1: I got to give him credit. He was on with
Shannon Breem of Fox News, who, by the way, her
hair looks amazing, amazing, Oh my gosh, it doesn't even
look real. It looks so gorgeous, so shiny and perfectly blonde.
Oh my god, who is her colorist and stylists we
need to know. I mean, it's like Foxy magic magic.
She just looks gorgeous. So she laid into him.
Speaker 4: And so we've got several clips to share with you
because he tries desperately to redirect, to divert to distract,
to get away from the questions she's asking.
Speaker 1: Not let him. The first one is on immigration.
Speaker 13: Grey Journal says this after you were chosen to join
the ticket. As the Democratic governor of Minnesota, Timbolt signed
into law initiatives allowing immigrants in the country illegally to
apply for driver's licenses, qualify for free tuition at state universities,
and enroll in the state's free healthcare program for low
income residents. Are those not magnets to draw people here
many times on dangerous journeys for themselves? And why should
your taxpayers in Minnesota or across the states pay for
those programs?
Speaker 26: Well, but that's not the Vice president's position. But I
will say this, Minnesota ranks as a top five business state.
Speaker 15: We rank as a top three state.
Speaker 26: For children living and with a top state for healthcare access,
I would also have this.
Speaker 15: We also have some of the safest roads.
Speaker 4: Look, what does that have to do with their question,
you idiot? Oh my god, And he's lying about it
being a top business state. So there was an annual
survey by chief Executive that ranked Minnesota at forty one
out of fifty. So he's not even telling the truth
about that, which had nothing to do with what the
question nothing to do with it?
Speaker 1: Oh my god, dude, Yeah, what the fact that he
went on this show, it shows me that they're freaking out,
Like I feel like the I don't know if it's
polls or because you know, I don't pay much toench
to the polls, but maybe just the pulse of the nation.
They were they were like, crap, we got to do something,
like we got to put you on Fox because why
would they do that? Because they have the friendly media
in their pocket, like in their pocket in their bedroom
they are literally licking each other's faces. Okay, Like why
would they put him the biggest moron on the planet
besides Kamala on Fox?
Speaker 27: Why would they do that? I mean because they knew
that she was going to rip him to shreds. So
the only thing I can think of is you got
to get more exposure. You gotta be folksy on this show,
and you got to like try to get some of
these voters. I just don't understand the rationale other than
the fact that they're freaking out.
Speaker 1: Well in his face every time that she's talking is like, yeah,
deer in headlights, My god, my god, I know.
Speaker 4: And so you know, she redirected him back to the
topic of immigration, and he's trying to say that like.
Speaker 1: That he's got a policy, that they have a policy.
Speaker 4: He keeps saying that word. I don't think he understands
what that word actually means.
Speaker 1: But here he is.
Speaker 26: The vice president has made it clear that she has
policies that make a difference. Her border policies are the
most strongest, the fairest we've seen.
Speaker 13: Now though there you know a lot of people, including
your own party, would not join that statement. There are
millions of people who have come here over the last
few years that you know they they see this as
an open policies.
Speaker 15: Well, simply we have a policy.
Speaker 26: Donald Trump sees it as a political say, look, James
Langford and Oklahoma the Border Patrol Agents, the Wall Street Journal,
the Chamber of Commerce all said, pass this legislation.
Speaker 13: That piece of legislation does cut include the wall that
you guys have been so you've disparaged that. I mean
the Vice president has as well. So I don't know
if she really intends to move forward with that. But
it was negotiated by three or four senators, and many
Republicans came out against it long before President Trump indicated
he didn't like it either.
Speaker 1: I want to Yeah, she's not letting him get away
with anything. And she is a Disney princess. And so
if they actually would have put like a bulldog bulldog
on him, like can you imagine him against like a
Laura Ingram or Martha or Martha Martha would be great, yeah,
because she was great though I thought she was great.
He is, she's great, but she's so nice, you know
what I mean. She's so lovely that, like, it's hard
to think of her as being a bulldog, right, it
would have been nice for somebody to gut him. Well.
Speaker 4: And then the abortion that she came up, and she
really pushed back on basically every talking point that he
tried to get in there.
Speaker 1: She was not having it.
Speaker 13: By what the law is there in Minnesota. Abortion Finder,
a website that helps women find access, says abortion is
legal throughout pregnancy in Minnesota. There is no ban or
limit on abortion in Minnesota based on how far along
in a pregnancy you are. You sign the bill that
makes it legal through all nine months. Is that a
position you think Democrats should advocate for nationally?
Speaker 26: Look, the Vice President, I have been clear. The restoration
of Roe versus Wade is what we're asking for.
Speaker 1: This is av Wade can make her own.
Speaker 15: The law is very clear.
Speaker 26: It does not change that that has been debunked on
every occasion.
Speaker 1: Believe this is age.
Speaker 13: Let's agree what you signed is there's not a single
limit through nine months of pregnancy. Roe had a trimester
framework that did have limits through the pregnancy.
Speaker 1: The Minnesota law does not have that.
Speaker 26: This puts This puts the decision with the woman in
her health care providers.
Speaker 15: The situation we have is when you don't have.
Speaker 26: The ability of health care providers to provide that, that's
where you end up with situation like Amanda Zaworski in Texas,
where they are afraid to do what's necessary.
Speaker 15: This doesn't change anything.
Speaker 26: It puts the decision back on to the woman, to
the physicians. And we know that this is simply something
to be brought up. To be very clear, Donald Trump's
asking for a nation wide abortion bank, and again we
don't see.
Speaker 13: This that he will not sign a national abortion ban.
Are you calling that just it's a flat out lie.
Speaker 26: So, yes, of course, and Senator Vance has in the
past said so too. Now, look, they may see this
as an election issue. We see it as a right
of women to make their own bodily decisions. And that's
what the states like my state have the ability to
put that in states like Georgia force women to cross
the border, and then we have a death of Amber Thurmant.
So let's be very clear, trying to cut hairs on
an issue on this is not where the American public's at.
They want the restoration of Roe versus Wade. Vice President
Harris said she would sign it. That's what we'll do
when we're election.
Speaker 1: Far beyond Roe v.
Speaker 13: Wade And about the Amber Thurban case in Georgia, her
family has and it's tragic.
Speaker 1: She is a young mother who left behind a young son.
Speaker 13: But what her family has said is it was a
complication from an abortion pill that she received, and she
didn't get proper care when she went to a Georgia hospital,
which had multiple opportunities to intervene there her own attorney.
The family's attorney says it wasn't the Georgia law, it
was the hospitals.
Speaker 1: What he claims is malpractice not treating.
Speaker 13: For her when she clearly showed up in distress and
still had the byproducts of her pregnancy because of that
rare complication from the abortion pill. So, just to be
clear on the Georgia law and how her family and
her attorney sees it.
Speaker 1: She died from sepsis, didn't she m hm, Yeah, it
was complications from the pill. And they keep lying about
that to politicize it, and that's not okay, and he
needs to stop doing that. He won't can't stop, won't stop.
Speaker 4: Yeah, And it's hilarious that he's going to try to
say Trump's lying about the abortion the National Abortion Band,
when he lies about every last thing everything.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and he tries, he said repeatedly over and over again.
He's not going to do that, I mean, and so
Tim is just going to say, well he's lying.
Speaker 4: Then you don't get to say, you don't get to
say that all that other stuff that you said is
now untrue.
Speaker 1: You said what you said, dude, I'm Samla. I'm surprised
he didn't bring up Project twenty twenty five right, honestly,
because this is what they do. It's it's constant lying
and fear mongering to get emotional women, which is precise.
I mean, I'll just say it, to get these emotional
women who are one issue voters to go to the
polls because they know they can pray on them, and
they're doing it, and they do it, they continue to
do it. This is what they are famous for this Democrats.
They're like, let's pray on these women and tell them
they're going to take all your rights away. He just
turned All he did was turn this over to the states,
which is constitutional. There's nothing wrong with that.
Speaker 4: Also, Tim Walls also lied about tariffs, Trump's tariffs because
they're trying to make it sound like, oh, Trump's going
to raise taxes on everybody, and Shannon put that to rest.
Speaker 26: Also, economous talk about Donald Trump's proposal to add a
twenty percent sales tax will cost four thousand dollars.
Speaker 15: That's everybody that's not me saying it, and just to.
Speaker 13: Note that is a terriff, which, by the way, this
administration not only kept most of the Trump terrorists, but
they added their own as well. So that's got to
be part of the conversation.
Speaker 1: Come out again. I just love that she does that.
I love that. I wish you would have called him
a knucklehead. Oh she does.
Speaker 4: Well, I mean she didn't call him that, but she
she refers back to the fact that that's his excuse
for all of his lies. I love that in this
final clip she lists them out and she's like, you
lied about this and this and this and this and this.
Speaker 1: And they put it.
Speaker 4: What do you What do you say to vote? Yeah,
what do you say to voters who don't trust you?
And here is this clip.
Speaker 13: Against it, long before President Trump indicated he didn't like
it either. Listen before we go, because I wish that
we had a full hour. I want to give you
a chance, because you called yourself a knucklehead this week
to talk about some of your misstatements. You've modified your
story or explained that you misspoke about things involving your
military rank, about carrying a weapon in war, your nineteen
ninety five Dui arrest using IVF to have your beautiful children,
Guss and Hope. Being in Hong Kong and China in
the summer of nineteen eighty nine during the Tanneman events,
a lot of.
Speaker 1: People would say they couldn't get away.
Speaker 13: With saying I'm just too passionate, my grammar's not right,
I'm a knucklehead. What do you say to the American
people who think I don't know that I can trust
this guy with all those modifications to be the potential
commander in chief of this country.
Speaker 15: Yeah, well, I think they heard me.
Speaker 26: They heard me the other night speaking passionately about gun
violence and misspeaking, and I got to be honest with you, Shannon.
Speaker 15: I don't think.
Speaker 26: People care whether I used IUI or IVF when we
talk about this. What they understand is Donald Trump would
resist those things. Look, I speak passionately. I had an
entire career decades before I was in public office. They know,
and I'm very proud of my twenty four years in
service and my record. I have never disparaged someone else
in this, but I know that's not what Donald Trump does.
They disparage everyone. The personal attacks. I will own up
when I misspeak. I will owe up when I make
a mistake.
Speaker 1: Let's be very clear, but you need to do Yeah,
he's very clear about the fact that he is not
clear and Lot. Yeah, this is And they constantly go
back to Trump. Both of these people, they are just
obsessed with him. They cannot answer a question without evoking
his name. They're just like Trump Trump Trump, trum Trump
mm hmm. The TDS is strong on these people. It's strong.
It's very very strong.
Speaker 4: And speaking of lying and flip flopping and changing their position,
Kama is at it again. She was at a rally
where she said she is never going to tell you
what kind.
Speaker 1: Of car to drive, you guys, her words.
Speaker 6: And mex can let us be clear, contrary to what
my opponent is suggesting, I will never tell you what
kind of car you have to drive.
Speaker 1: Except she did so.
Speaker 4: She actually co sponsored or co signed on a plan
in twenty nineteen that would require every car manufacturer to
only make electric vehicles and hydrogen cars by twenty thirty five.
Speaker 1: Yeah, this is I mean she co sponsored that.
Speaker 12: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I feel like every time that these people say let
me be clear or look, they're lying to you, They're
aboutready coming that's the preamble to a lie. Yes, totally.
Speaker 4: And then just to show you what an empty suit
she was, there was a moment during that Michigan rally
where her teleprompter failed her, and the panic and the
absolute inability to speak off prompter was a site to behold.
Speaker 1: Just listen, remember his number.
Speaker 2: Thirty two said an we got thirty two days until
the election.
Speaker 1: So thirty two days, thirty two days, Okay, we got
some business to do.
Speaker 2: We got some business to do, all right, thirty two days,
and we know we will do it. And and this
is gonna be a very tight race until the very end.
This is gonna be a very tight race until the
very end.
Speaker 6: We are the underdog, and we know we have some
hard work ahead.
Speaker 1: Okay, how many days was that? I no, No, she
didn't say it.
Speaker 28: I'm not.
Speaker 1: Unclear number. What kind of a race is it gonna be?
I don't I don't quite catch that. You guys, what
kind of dog is she? I'm not.
Speaker 17: Over?
Speaker 1: Yeah, all right.
Speaker 4: That was amazing, very very awkward, And so too is
the teaser clip that Sixty Minutes has released ahead of
the full interview that airs tonight.
Speaker 1: They chose a clip.
Speaker 4: And I gotta wonder what is sixty minutes doing here?
Speaker 1: Because this makes her look terrible.
Speaker 4: It is the most word salady, word salad you have
ever heard.
Speaker 17: Take a listen, tame, said Prime Minister Netanyah, who is
not listening.
Speaker 6: Well, Bill, The work that we have done has resulted
in a number of movements in that region by Israel
that were very much prompted by or a result of
many things, including our advocacy for what needs to happen
in the region.
Speaker 1: For what what? What did she She's running for president?
You guys, that individual is running for president and is
like neck and neck. It's crump. I she's a black woman.
Let's vote for her? Oh my god, how bout we don't?
How about we don't? Can I just this is what
she just said. I'm gonna say it again, please please.
The work that we have done has resulted in a
number of movements in that region by Israel that were
very much prompted by or a result of many things,
including our advocacy for what needs to happen in the region.
I'm sorry, but wtf does that mean? That doesn't mean anything?
You buy anything. Those were just words shoved together in
a giant circle jerk. It means nothing. That's just I
cannot believe that she was there in terms of in
there did she throw there was a let's see, No, no,
there wasn't. There was a bye or a result of
many things. There was that, and they've done the work
and then there was a has resulted in before that.
I just can't believe she's gotten this far. Like it's
it is. It is the biggest coast in modern history,
you know what I mean, it's like remarkable, absolutely remarkable.
And then she went to do some easier shows.
Speaker 4: I mean, we talked about the fact that she's doing
the View and she's doing Howard Stern, she's doing Colbert.
But during the second day, when there was absolutely no
response from the federal government to Hurricane Helene, she was
very very busy chatting it up with Alex Cooper of
the Caller Daddy podcast and Brian Stelter is here to
give the CNN audience just a little framework for what
that podcast is all about.
Speaker 29: Viewers who were not familiar with Alice Cooper and call
Her Daddy. It's one of the most popular podcasts in
the country. It's usually about sex and relationships, sometimes risque,
even raunchy conversations about sex, but in this case, for Harris,
it's about reproductive rights.
Speaker 30: Man.
Speaker 4: I can't even read the summary of this episode out loud.
Speaker 1: It is so raunchy. Do you read it? I'll read it.
Speaker 4: I mean, I don't know if you can, Like, I
don't know if you should, because like there are words
in it that are you can't.
Speaker 25: I don't.
Speaker 1: Okay, yeah, you're right, I probably can't. You're right. But
like if you're if you.
Speaker 4: Watch this, you'll see that these this is the typical show.
This is what these episodes are all about. This is
the show that Kamala chose to be on. And a
lot of people are giving Alex Cooper huge grief about
having her on and making her show political, because of course,
the audience that she does have this is not why
they listen. It is certainly not to hear Kamala Harris.
And so Alex Cooper did a little preview or intro
or explanation rather of why she chose to have Kamala
on the show, and here is a little bit of
that explanation.
Speaker 18: I am so.
Speaker 31: Aware I have a very mixed audience when it comes
to politics, So please hear me when I say my
goal today is not to change your political affiliation. What
I'm hoping is that you're able to listen to a
conversation that isn't too different than the ones that we're
having here every week. I was given forty minutes with
the Vice President of the United States. No topic was
off limits. I prepared seven different versions of this interview.
Do I talk about the economy, do I talk about
border control? Do I talk about fracking? But then I realized,
you can hear about all of those issues on whichever
news site you prefer. And let's be real, I'm probably
not the one to be having the fracking conversation. But
the conversation I know I am qualified to have is
the one surrounding women's bodies and how we are treated.
Speaker 1: And valued in this country.
Speaker 31: I want to be so clear, since this isn't a
one sided conversation, we reached out to former President Donald
Trump to come on the show. If he also wants
to have a meaningful, in depth conversation about women's rights
in this country, then he is welcome on call her
daddy anytime. So Daddy Gang.
Speaker 1: With all of that said, I bet she's read all
those books behind her. She seems really well read.
Speaker 4: I honestly think he should do it, Okay, I mean
why not at this point, Like at this point, why not.
He'll talk to absolutely anybody. Let's have him do the
same show.
Speaker 1: Oh, I guess, man, our society, I'm just it's falling,
it's falling. I mean it's like they should all just
do hawk to of Girls too, because she's up there
in podcast. She's like number one or something now, isn't she?
Because that's basically a testament to ours. That's our society.
That's what's happening in our society now, you.
Speaker 4: Guys, is this crap is what's popular?
Speaker 1: I just our culture is rotting. It's rotting. I'm sorry,
I just I know it's a tangent. I just gross
for culture. Gross. Kamala did do the show.
Speaker 4: It was already released yesterday, so you can hear it
in its entirety if you want to. But we'll just
show you a couple of highlights, one being the question
why did you choose to do this show? And this
is also a big fat word salad.
Speaker 1: Do you want to do color Daddy today?
Speaker 16: Well?
Speaker 6: I think you and your listeners have really got this thing, right,
which is one of the best ways to communicate with
people is to be real, you know, and to talk
about the things that people.
Speaker 1: Really care about.
Speaker 6: What I love about what you do is that your
voice in your show is really about your listeners. And
I think, especially now, this is a moment in the
country and in life where people really want another scene
and heard and that they're part of a community, that
they're not out there alone. And so I'm really glad
to be with you.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they're not out there alone and it's like, really
part of a community while people are dying from a hurricane.
On day two, Lady Yeap livid about it. I know,
how dares she say that? I cannot people on the
left that are watching that and they think that it's
a good thing that she did that and said those
exact words. Shame on you, man, Shame on you. It's
just vile.
Speaker 12: It's vile.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 4: She Alex also asked Kamala about, uh whether there are
any laws and this came straight from the Kavanaugh hearings,
because this is a question that Kamala asked Brett Kavanaugh
whether or not there are similar laws or part of
the Constitution which prevents men from having autonomy over their bodies,
and so here they are giggling about.
Speaker 31: That pose this question more do you and the Daddy gang?
But one of the biggest conversations in this year's election
revolves around a woman's body. Yep, I want to take
a moment, and can we try to think of any
law that gives the government the power to make a decision.
I know what you're gonna ask about a man's body?
Speaker 1: No, no, is there any law? No? No, it's no.
How about the draft, lady, Or mandatory vaccinations in the military.
How about that one? Yeah? That one. A lot of
people lost their jobs over that one. And then the
guy that you're running with made a little thing where
you would tell on your neighbor if they weren't getting
mandatory backs, if they weren't doing the things that the
government told them to do, they didn't have autonomy. Remember that.
I mean, it's like, I cannot believe she didn't say
the draft. You're the vist. They never own that you're
the vice freaking president. I wow.
Speaker 4: Okay, this is a woman who is so dumb that
she doesn't even understand how her own policies work. Because
there was also the moment where she was talking about
her love for small businesses. This is her new favorite thing,
and how she understands you can't start a business with
five thousand dollars, so we're going to give fifty thousand dollars,
except that they're not giving fifty thousand dollars.
Speaker 1: It's a tax credit.
Speaker 4: And she does not understand that that doesn't give you
automatic capital to start a business.
Speaker 1: That is how dumb she is, and that coourse.
Speaker 4: Alex is never going to push back on that. Here
is that moment.
Speaker 6: The other thing that I'm really focused on is small
businesses and startups and giving startups a fifty thousand dollars
tax deduction because right now it's five thousand dollars and
you can't start up anything, any small business with five
thousand dollars.
Speaker 1: Yeah you can. God, I mean this is she's never
started anything, she's never built anything, she's never employed people,
you know, actual people and small business and I would
imagine that Alex has it either, you know, I mean
really at the end of the day. So I and
if she didn't push back, she should have.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I mean, it's just she It's like Kamala thinks
that means that people who want to start a small
business are going to be handed a fifty thousand dollars check.
That's not how tax deductions or tax credits work.
Speaker 1: Well, my god, you can't expect they're there. You can't
expect her to understand how any of that works, you know,
And to prove your point, here are some typical Kamala supporters.
Speaker 17: Here is.
Speaker 32: And you guys, she's obviously been heavily involved in the
Biden administration. What was her favorite accomplishment of hers as
vice president of the United States?
Speaker 33: As Vice president of the United States, she was bold
enough to go to the border and tell people to
stay home. Ah, people forget that. And and in fact,
more so, there are a lot of people who are misinformed,
and there's a lot of misinformed misinformation going around.
Speaker 12: We've been oh, my.
Speaker 1: God, like, you can't even make that up. How dobe
they are. She was bold enough, you guys. She was
stunning and brave, stunning and brave. We said, don't she'd
come a couple times she said, don't. Wow, God, just stunning.
I mean, You're screwed. This is the thing. I see
people like that, and I'm like, we're this is why
we're screwed on a daily basis. Yeah, and these people
do vote. Did you see the shirts, the matching shirt.
I know they're they're all in. They are there for
the vibe. Man, they are they joy so much joy.
Speaker 4: One topic that's getting now some more focus. I know
last week we talked about it, and I'd felt bad
because I thought of it so early on with the
hurricane disaster. But this does impact, obviously people's ability to vote.
And I know there's a lot of people who that's
the last thing on their minds. They've lost everything, they've
lost loved ones. They're certainly not thinking, oh, how am
I going to get a ballot in?
Speaker 1: But the fact that.
Speaker 4: They are now in a position where they're not thinking
about that is actually a big, fat problem that is
getting some more attention now. Laura Ingram had Kevin McCarthy
on the show to talk about that.
Speaker 34: Documlating that since Monday night, and I got a lot
of blowbacks saying, oh, you're politicizing it. No, No, I
was hearing from people who went to school with me,
who are there, So that's what I was hearing. And
these are not political people. I don't even think they
like Trump, by the way, But going back to this
voting issue, because I think this is very important. Obviously,
loss of life the worst, I mean, it could be
the worst hurricane we've ever had in this country. But
those votes, those forty thousand votes, there has to be
court action to ensure that those people who are mostly
Republican voters get their votes counted. Mister speaker, why this
is so important?
Speaker 35: Twenty thousand votes determined who won with Wisconsin, and if
President Trump doesn't win North Carolina, he can't win the presidency.
So why aren't we ensuring that these votes?
Speaker 26: Did the ballots still there?
Speaker 35: Do they make sure they're able to mail them in?
This really comes down to three major states, Pennsylvania, Georgia,
and North Carolina, And you look at the tragedy that
happened in North Carolina and Georgia. We need to make
sure that they have the ability to vote, that those
votes are counted, and those votes are protected.
Speaker 1: Absolutely. Do I'm completely terrified by this. Yeah, it is.
Speaker 4: It's a concern, and you know, it's it's it seems callous.
Speaker 1: To think about it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, the tragedy that all these people are going through,
But it is a concern and a lot of those people,
I'm sure are so angry at the government that they
are probably thinking, Man, I do want to vote against
the current shithole that we have right now as the administration,
and I just don't.
Speaker 1: Know they right they may not have the ability to
do it. And it's hard enough to get people to
vote when you don't have a disaster situation. Can you imagine.
I mean, like they sure they probably want to vote,
but they have so much other stuff going on. So
many of these people are not going to be able
to or they just are not going to be thinking
about doing it, and so they're not even alive.
Speaker 4: I mean, the death toll I know is going to
be so much higher than what they're speculating right now,
because the only numbers that we've heard are people who
have been counted because they've been able to be identified.
When you have bodies that are literally washing down rivers
and mud slides and you don't know where they're from,
you have no idea who to call or how to
call relatives that they're the death count is going to
be higher than I think we're all even prepared to
hear about.
Speaker 1: But listen, I'm really glad that Kamala was on a
sex podcast, right, I mean, I'm so glad that my
priorities are straight priorities. Yeah, and giving money to Lebanon. Yeah,
super super excited about that, my god.
Speaker 4: And then David Axelrod had the audacity to well, he's
he's speaking like a true democrat and a true elitist.
You'll hear what he says about the voting situation in
North Carolina. It's pretty gross. He was on I'm not
even sure what podcast. Oh yeah, claim.
Speaker 36: But here's my question about North Carolina. You had these
killer storms, which by the way, was a third big
story this week, and storms, and there's a lot of
displacement in western North Carolina.
Speaker 15: Now Ashville is a blue.
Speaker 36: Dot in that area, but there are a lot of
key But those voters in Ashville are they're you know,
the kind of voters who will figure out a way
to vote. You know, they're upscale, kind of liberal voters,
and they're probably going to figure out a way to vote.
I'm not sure a bunch of these folks who had
their homes and lives destroyed elsewhere in western North Carolina
in the mountains there are going to be as easy
to to to wrangle for the Trump campaign.
Speaker 1: It is the way he said that, Oh so gross.
The upscale liberal voters can figure it out because they're smart,
but the maga voters are dumb, so they're not gonna
be because they're like low income people. Is that what
I was hearing from him? What a jack? Ask that
guy else? Just awful? This is what they This is
what they think of you. Yeah, he is a scumbag,
isn't he.
Speaker 12: Dad.
Speaker 1: They save thing so they have no shame, no shame.
And this guy was on our payroll. I just these
are the people who we pay. They are our employees. God,
it destroys me crazy. Every day. Every day I get
more angry. I gotta like keep that in check. You guys.
It's like my blood pressure. I've always had low blood pressure.
It's starting to rise, you know what I mean? Maybe
you should think about taking some healthy.
Speaker 4: Cell calm mood like every day for real, every single day.
Speaker 1: Good Lord, these people and.
Speaker 4: God bless Trump for his answer to this question. He
also spent some time in North Carolina and was asked
about the vote situation, and here is what he said.
Speaker 25: I'm not thinking about voters right now. I'm thinking about lives,
and to be honest, it's much bigger than anything else.
Speaker 8: But with thinking about.
Speaker 15: Lives, a lot of lives lost, a lot of.
Speaker 25: People missing, And that's what I'd be focused on.
Speaker 1: Right now because you're normal. Yeah, he just needs to
be our president. I'm so sick of these other people.
I know, I know, and.
Speaker 4: You're you're about to get a whole lot sicker because
I don't know what this is.
Speaker 1: I don't know what this is supposed to do.
Speaker 16: But JB.
Speaker 4: Pritzker with his giant belly, did a skit with Gretchen
Whitmer and it is It's so bad. You guys just
brace yourselves for this cringe, JB.
Speaker 1: Did you know Kamala Harris is going to lower cost
for working people?
Speaker 18: But did you know that Kamala Harris is going to
restore row?
Speaker 1: But did you know she'll work to I'm sure supply chains.
Speaker 16: But did you know that she's going to create good
paying jobs for working families?
Speaker 1: But did you know she'll fight for every person so
they can get ahead?
Speaker 15: Well played, well played?
Speaker 1: Got that guy is just he is walking diabetes and
on top of that, like he is a billionaire that
they are okay with, right, he's the good kind. He's
an okay, billionaire, we love him, but we hate Donald
Trump being a billionaire. What is that? We love Mark Cuban,
but we hate the we hate Elon Musk, Right, I
don't that makes perfect sense, does it? Yeah? The Democrat
billionaires are fine, okay, and Republican ones are not. Okay?
Mixing Cowboy asked to be swallow the Chinese spy balloon. Yes,
yes he did. Let's look it does look like that.
Speaker 4: All right, Let's get to some good stuff, because man,
the Trump return to Butler, Pennsylvania. That is one rally
I wish I could have gone to, because what to experience? Man,
people were obviously lined up for hours and hours and hours.
They're talking about like, I don't seventy to one hundred
thousand attendees.
Speaker 1: Just incredible.
Speaker 4: Here's what it looked like from the air as Trump
Force one was.
Speaker 1: Getting ready to land there. I mean, this is a spectacle.
I don't believe. This is why I don't believe the polls.
Speaker 15: Mock.
Speaker 1: I don't believe them. Incredible. I mean it's look at
the crowds. You cannot tell me that this guy is
not leading, That people are not sick of the bull
crap with the deep stay and everything else, and that
our government is not completely out of control and they
want to change. You cannot tell me. I just I
simply cannot believe you to be right so hard I
have no idea. I feel in my heart and my
soul that I'm right. Are do you guys feel that?
I feel that? And then they're just like the media
just tries to tell you, this is what's happening. Don't
pay a new attention to the world around you. This
is what's happening, and your prices are great, and your
gas prices are fine. Everything man, right, everything's wonderful and
Trump sucks and you're like, but but no, this is
the thing.
Speaker 4: As soon as he got off the plane, he met
the comparatory family for this week moment.
Speaker 1: God bless them. That guy's a hero. And here's just
another picture of the crowd real quick. It's amazing, just amazing. Yeah,
that would have been amazing to be there. Oh my gosh,
just incredible. Right, it looks like a Robbie Williams concert. Yeah,
she went there, you guys, she totally went there. I
did go right there, mock inappropriate.
Speaker 4: Tons of amazing speakers to you know, we could spend
easily three hours just talking about like all the cool
stuff that they had at this rally. We're going to
just give you quick little hits and then you can
go back and back and watch it. There was like,
I think twenty five million views of the rally on Twitter,
like just twelve hours after it happened. I don't even
I don't even know what it's up to now, but
it was millions and millions. You think about that and
compare that to what mainstream media outlets get for their
news programs.
Speaker 1: It's nothing. I mean, they are dwarfed by Twitter. Dwarf Yep.
Here's one of the nurses who took care of Trump
after he'd been shot at his first UH Butler rally.
Speaker 37: The man that we all see on TV with the
strong personality, who sometimes doesn't mince for words, or who
is seen as a wealthy, powerful business man was not
the man that I stood beside that evening. What I
saw was a man that, in the aftermath of one
of the most terrifying experiences of his life, showed resiliency.
He showed strength and courage. He showed that his family
was at the forefront. He was a I's been a
father and a grandfather. He was compassionate and grateful, he
was kind and humble. Several times I stood and stared
at him with tears rolling down my cheeks. He was
someone's dad. He's a human, just like you and me.
I held the hand of that man who sends out
the mean tweets, and I thanked him for loving our
country and fighting for our freedoms. He assured me that
he is doing everything he can to save our country.
And I believe this to be true now more than ever.
Speaker 1: I love that so much. Yeah, because this is the
thing again with the press giving you, you know, trying
to sell you a bill of goods. Is like they
try to make you think that he isn't human. And
we played so many clips of all these jack holes
in the past who loved him before he had an
R next to his name, right, and they really liked him.
Now they don't, and now they're like, he's not even human.
He's the devil, he's this, he's that, he's not, he's
not any of those things. Pay no attention to what
they tell you.
Speaker 4: And here the doctor that was on call when he
was brought in after getting shot in the ear.
Speaker 30: His name is doctor James Swedeland. I had the opportunity
to take care of Corey competour during the last Butler rally,
and speaking today, I have to give you two disclaimers. First,
one is that the opinions that you hear from me
today are mine and mine alone. Having said that, I
have another disclaimer. I used to be a Democrat. Please
forgive me for that.
Speaker 2: I love it.
Speaker 4: That's fantastic and forgave him.
Speaker 1: I think so too.
Speaker 4: Laura Trump also spoke and it was very very encouraging
to hear her talk about not just recruiting of poll
workers and volunteers, but also election integrity.
Speaker 7: We have had a big goal of recruiting one hundred
thousand people to volunteer as poll watchers, poll workers, legal
experts on the ground, and we said, I don't know,
one hundred thousand is a lot. I'm happy to report
that we have trained two hundred thousand people across this
country to do that.
Speaker 1: So our message is very clear.
Speaker 7: If you are a person who is considering cheating in
our elections, we will find you, we will track you down,
and we will prosecute you to the full extent of
the law. And if you're an illegal citizen voting in
our election, we'll track you down and prosecute you to the.
Speaker 1: Full extent of the law. And you're leaving this country.
How's that sound. Don't do it, it's not worth it.
That's fantastic, So Liam Neeson, I will find you right.
So great.
Speaker 4: She also allowed and introduced Scott Pressler to speak at
this rally, and that was amazing too.
Speaker 10: Pennsylvania, you have the power to change the world. Pennsylvania
wins the White House. And so please, I ask you today,
please check your voter status, make sure you're an active
voter registered at your current address, and please visit vote
dot Pa dot gov and register to vote today. A
message to our union workers.
Speaker 1: We want your vote.
Speaker 10: We want to keep jobs here in America. To our
beautiful Amish and lancastern across the state. We will protect
your raw milk, your dairy, your farming, your school choice,
your religious freedom, your ability to afford to have ten,
you to have full children per family. To our hunters,
thirty percent of you or not registered to vote, Please
our hunters support the Second Amendment. Register to vote. To
our truckers that service us every single day. Please request
a meil in ballot or vote early. Lock in those
votes to our sorority sisters and our fraternity brothers. Please
you have the power. If you're going to school here
in Pennsylvania, register to vote legally and lawfully here in
the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. I feel this from the top
of my head to the tip of my toes. I
love our great country, President Trump. President Trump took a
bullet for us. Please use your ballot and have his
back on Tuesday, November fifth, and deliver Pennsylvania for Donald J.
Speaker 1: Trump. God, he's a national treasure. He needs to be
protected at all costs, and we need to clone him
a million. I just love him. He did so good.
Speaker 4: He's always so emotional and inspiring and just so so good.
Speaker 1: And he talked about his parents at the beginning of
his speech, and his parents must be so proud of him. Oh,
I can't even imagine. You cannot imagine.
Speaker 4: Jade Vance also was there, and he talked about what
we want out of our next leader. Is it somebody
who's afraid of like mean press, or is it somebody
who took a bullet for the country.
Speaker 1: Like to ask you, who would.
Speaker 32: You rather have facing down Vladimir Putin and Jijingping someone
someone who is afraid of interviews with the friendly American media,
or someone who faces down two assassins and returns triumphantly
to the very place that he got shot.
Speaker 1: That's right, That is right.
Speaker 4: He also is getting a lot of questions about what
he thinks about Liz Cheney endorsing Kamala, and here was
his answer.
Speaker 20: Have, of course Donald Trump on that team.
Speaker 28: I'm thrilled to have Bobby Kennedy on that team.
Speaker 32: Because the American people are sick of the bs.
Speaker 28: And by the way, you know, I've been asked by
some folks about, you know, to comment on Liz Cheney.
Speaker 1: I think.
Speaker 32: I think we just traded Liz Cheney for Tulca Gabbern.
That's the biggest upgrade in American politics.
Speaker 20: And I'm awfully happy about it.
Speaker 1: We talked about that last week. Somebody said that, somebody
put that on our Insider's page. I think last week
they're like, oh my gosh, we just talked about that. Yeah,
it's so true. Huge upgrade, big fat upgrade. There were
a lot of suggestions that I saw floating around Twitter
before the rally started saying, you know, Trump should just
show up on stage and say as I was saying,
and you guys, that's freaking exactly what he did. The
biggest balls ever. He shows the graph. It's the greatest.
Oh my god, freaking love it. His balls are the
size of Texas. So great.
Speaker 4: And then of course there was the iconic moment that
is now forever has the memes and the picture as
a result of Trump introducing Elon to the stage and
Elon jumping all over the placene musk.
Speaker 1: He saved free speech. He created.
Speaker 25: So many different great things.
Speaker 1: Where is he? Come on up here, elude.
Speaker 25: He created the first major American car company and generations
in his rocket company is the only reason we can
now send American.
Speaker 15: Astronauts into space.
Speaker 25: Come here, takeover, eld yes, take over, thank you.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah. But the Liberals are the ones with the joy. Okay, yeah,
I feel like this.
Speaker 4: Picture forever, it will be the best thing out of
that rally.
Speaker 1: That is just amazing. That is real joy, you guys,
right there, that is real joy and real hope right there.
Speaker 4: And this is the side I want to be on.
Why would you not want to be on this side?
It's freaking Elon must is the people who want free speech.
They don't want to center you. They believe in the Constitution.
This is America, this is the side of America. Why
would you not want to be on the side. I
don't get it. And Elon's was a great speech. We've
got a little bit of that as well.
Speaker 1: He was phenomenal.
Speaker 5: As you can see. I'm not just maga, I'm dark mega. Well,
first of all, I want to say what an honor
it is to be here. And you know, the true
test of someone's character is how they behave under fire.
And we had one president who couldn't climb a flight
of stairs and anoda who was fist pumping after getting shot,
fight fight, fight, blood coming down the face. Well, America
is the home of the brave, and there's no true
there's no true test than cards under fire. So that
who do you want representing America?
Speaker 15: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Absolutely, there's no question. He's one hundred correct, no question.
This rally was just everything.
Speaker 4: I just hate that I missed it, like this would
have been the one to be at. Man, this was
one for the ages. And Trump had his favorite opera
singer back to do several songs actually, and we just
have the tiniest piece of each one because it's so amazing.
Speaker 1: So the first one was right.
Speaker 4: They they went right into Ave Maria after a moment
of silence for comparatory, and here is just a little
bit of that.
Speaker 15: I would like.
Speaker 25: To ask everyone to join me in a moment of silence.
Speaker 12: Oh so beautiful.
Speaker 4: And timed that moment of silence at six eleven, which
is literally when those first shots rang out.
Speaker 1: They timed it exactly. Are you serious? I did not
know that. Oh my goodness, yeah, pretty amazing, God bless them.
Speaker 4: He also sang Halleluliah, which was spectacular.
Speaker 1: Here's just a tiny bit of that. I mean, I know, right,
it's just amazing. It's just chills.
Speaker 4: And the finale, of course, just like it was at
the r n C, was Nason Dornut.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and I was just going to say that too.
I think it's sigma Steve. Compare that to the talking yeah, right,
the other at the other convention. At the convention, the
dancing yeah, And what a what a contrast. Right.
Speaker 4: And then as Trump was leaving, of course he did
his little Trump dance.
Speaker 1: I just love that.
Speaker 4: He also did like a it was a round sort
of town hall type of thing in North Carolina that
was moderated for lack of a m seed I guess
by Anna Paulina Luna. And so they had these two
little ridiculous stools set up on the stage, and he
did not like that.
Speaker 15: I think I'm going to stand.
Speaker 25: This chair is the most uncomfortable chair i've it. First
of all, it spins, and the one thing I don't
want is to follow my ass because that's going to
be that will be the only story they'll say, sir,
you did great. Too bad you felt that would be
the only story. So I'm not sitting in that sucker.
I think it's a booby trap that was put there
by Kamala.
Speaker 1: He knows, he knows. I love it. He's like, I'm
gonna stand. I'm good, Oh my god, so great.
Speaker 4: Also, if you never caught our interview with Matt Lomeyer,
who is who's got those dreamy eyes.
Speaker 1: I knew you were gonna mention that. I knew I
was gonna say it right. This was the Space Force
guide got kicked out because he didn't.
Speaker 4: I mean, he was tired of all the woke stuff
in the military, and he continues to speak out against
wokeness infecting the military. And so he met Trump for
the first time on stage in Fetteville, North Carolina.
Speaker 1: And here is a bit of their exchange.
Speaker 8: Thank you very much.
Speaker 11: Okay, go ahead, I'm going to revisit something you've talked
about already. My name is Matt Lomira, is an Air
Force F fifteen pilot, and I was a commander in
your newly created US Space Force. I am also the
first veteran of the Space Force because under the Biden
Harris regime, I was fired from my command and lost
my pension for criticizing DEI trainings that were rampant in
the military. Those trainings are still dividing our troops. And
thank you for saying you would fire those few woke
generals who are a big problem they got. I'm going
to suggest that it might in fact require ongoing oversight
and a persistent, consistent, watchful eye within the Pentagon to
ensure this monster never returns to the Defense Department. Will
you consider establishing a special task force office or position
to ensure that these monsters never returned to the Defense Department?
Speaker 25: Well do, and I'm pretty good at this stuff. Sometimes
you get it wrong. I'm going to put you on
that task force. I think it's good, not going to do.
Speaker 15: Better than him.
Speaker 1: I'll put you on.
Speaker 25: Make sure you give that an thank a beautiful man
like I have your approval.
Speaker 4: Well, yes, sir, I have your approval.
Speaker 25: We're not going to get better than him.
Speaker 33: You're right about it.
Speaker 15: You're right, thank you.
Speaker 4: I mean, so, he was asked, A bunch of people
were asking many people are asking me, he wrote on Twitter.
If President Trump was aware I'd be asking this question
or if the job offer to work on a task
force was pre planned. Absolutely nothing was preplanned or stage.
This is the first time I've met him, and I
departed from script to speak from the heart to the man.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean, he's the perfect guy to do something like,
oh my god, he's the kind of guy you wanted
the military for crying out loud and they got rid
of him, and it's just it's ridiculous. He's the one
he highlighted Marxism in the military too, and they harbor
Marxist in our military now. So it's like, just this
guy is the kind of guy you want, and so, yeah,
he is the real deal. So I think I hope
I want him to win so he just needs to
win and get these people in there and just start
cleaning house of all the places, not just the military,
but so many other bureaucratic organizations within our deep state.
They just need to struggle and elon everybody. They need
to start cleaning house.
Speaker 4: Also, jd Vance was on UH with our friends on
the Ruthless podcast and they asked him about that now
famous look that he gave, you know, when it looked
like he was looking in the camera all the time.
That created so many memes, and so jd Vance told
the story, which is of course what we knew, which
is that that's where the timer was. That's where the
clock was. But it's cute the way that he tells
this story. Take a listen to this.
Speaker 28: The one thing I didn't realize this thing that's gone
super viral of me kind of doing the gym from
the office thing.
Speaker 20: Yeah, I'm looking at the camera.
Speaker 19: That's what I think you have known, Like, can you
believe how easy?
Speaker 28: But it's it's because I wish I could take cared
of for it. But it's because the I guess, the
timer is right by the camera. So I was just
you know, I was trying to like you know, pay
attention to what he's saying, but then you have to
be ready for like when his time's up, because then
it's your turn to speak. And so I was looking
at the timer figure. I know, I don't know a
million viral memes.
Speaker 33: So I'm glad they did it.
Speaker 1: Like I think, I love that so much. I just
love him.
Speaker 4: He's so normal, right, it's not regular. I know, it's like,
why why would you not vote for this guy?
Speaker 1: What's wrong with people? I don't get it. Do not
get it either.
Speaker 4: Milania is doing some more interviews now in to promote
her book of Course it is now out, and she
went on with Maria Barbiromo and was talking about an
incident of cancel culture that affected her. She just wanted
to make a donation for foster kids scholarships and was
denied because of who she is. Can you imagine like
not accepting money money, It's unbelievable.
Speaker 1: Here's a kid. Tell the story.
Speaker 3: As the university, I was all agreed that they will
accept my donations for the foster students, and because of
the board directors, they called back. They find out that
it was me. They didn't They said, we cannot go
on and it's very very sad because who suffered. They
were children from foster community. They didn't have a scholarship
that somebody will provide for them. They didn't want to
do business with me because of political affiliation, my political.
Speaker 1: Beliefs, and.
Speaker 3: You know, that was one one of them, one of
the canceling projects.
Speaker 12: Has it changed?
Speaker 1: Hey, kids, you can't have money because we have TDS.
I mean, what in the hell is wrong with these
weirdos explain that to kids who have nothing. What a
bunch of jerks these people are? They are crazy?
Speaker 4: Yeah, truly truly crazy. She also released another video. You
know how she's been doing these little videos and promotion
of her book, and this one you can see how
different it is because she's talking about her husband and
like when they first met.
Speaker 1: And there's just a whole different warmth to it.
Speaker 4: It's not as kind of of serious or stiff as
some of the previous Yeah, and some of the previous
videos have been. It's just an immediate difference, which is
pretty sweet.
Speaker 3: Met Donald and I met. There was an undeniable spark.
There was something magnetic about him, his confidence, his charm,
his humor, his vision, our wedding was a beautiful affair,
a breathaking gown, a perfectly created menu by a celebrated chef,
and captivating live performances by music legends.
Speaker 1: I can't wait to read this. I gotta get my
hands on that book. I know I get to read
it too.
Speaker 4: My wedding was like that too, captivating by lots of
high profile artists, and like a celebrated chef with a
flowers were hanging from my ceilings. Yeah, I mean totally same,
the same, exact, same thing. All right, Moving on, because
we have to talk about the fact that France and
the UK have apparently told the United States that they're
not going to join in on any attack on Iran,
and they've asked Israel to not respond to the attacks
from Iran, and doctor Eli David quoted Norman schwartzkof saying
going to war without France is like going hunting without
an accordance.
Speaker 1: That's my favorite. That's so perfect.
Speaker 4: And as you might expect, Biebe had a very stern
message for freaking Emmanuel not cruel.
Speaker 1: Here it is, I have a message.
Speaker 8: I have a message for President Macron. Today Israel is
defending itself on seven fronts against the enemies of civilization.
We're fighting in Gaza against Ramas, those savages who murdered, rape,
beheaded and burned out people on October seventh. We're fighting
in Lebanon Againstribella, the most heavily armed terror organization in
the world, which was planning an even greater massacre than
October seventh on our northern border, and that is rocketed
Israeli towns and cities for nearly a year. We're fighting
against the Jutis in Yemen and the she Had militias
in Iraq and Syria that together have launched hundreds of
drones and missile attacks against Israel. We're fighting against terraces
in Judean and Samaria or try to murder civilians in
the heart of our cities. And we're fighting against Iran,
which last week fired over two hundred ballistic missiles directly
at Israel, and which stands behind the Seven Front war
against Israel. As Israel fights the forces of barbarism led
by Iran, all civilized countries should be standing firmly by
Israel's side. Yet President Macron and some other Western leaders
are now calling for an arms embargo against Israel. Shame
on them. Is Iran imposing an arms embargo on Chrizbalah,
on the Rutis, on Ramas, and on its other proxies.
Of course, not the Axis of Terror stands together. But
countries who supposedly oppose the stair axis call for an
arms embargo on Israel. What a disgrace. Well, let me
tell you this. Israel will win with or without their support,
but their shame will continue long after the war is won.
For in defending ourselves against this barbarism, Israel is defending
civilizations against those who seek to impose a dark age
of fanaticism on all of us. Rest assured, Israel will
fight until the battle is won for our sake and
for the sake of the peace and security of the
entire world.
Speaker 1: He's basically leading the free world right now. Yeah, I
mean we're certainly not doing that. Yeah, Snowflake is like,
is a bloodthirsty monster?
Speaker 9: Really?
Speaker 1: Oh my god?
Speaker 4: Okay, oh my god, good lord, you're misguided. I start
solar the world. Why why do they watch our show?
I don't know, I have no idea. It's freaking crazy.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but he's standing for a key's literally by himself.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's not okay, it's not okay while terror forgotten.
It's like the Western world has forgotten who the enemy is,
who the terrorists are.
Speaker 1: It's and they're siding with them, and I just it's
unbelievable to me.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I have no idea what the context of this is.
I don't know what he's saying, but Bib can sing,
you guys, and I just love how jolly he looks
in this, because Lord knows, he doesn't have a lot
of reasons right now to be jolly, but Bib can sing.
Speaker 8: And then I do Clasia.
Speaker 30: And the.
Speaker 8: Well a fucking listen.
Speaker 1: I normally would not be okay with this because I
don't really like okay with it, and I normally would
not be because I don't really like politicians singing. But
it's it's oddly comforting to me. With the pastries there.
Did you see the pastries? Did you guys see them?
They look like giant jelly donuts. And I was like, oh, okay,
it works for me. There's like a buttery voice and
the pastries. It was working. That was that was working
a little bit.
Speaker 2: I love that.
Speaker 1: I don't know what it's about, but I love that.
I have no idea to day. Yeah, it's no idea.
All right, one more thing before we get to d D.
Speaker 4: There was no place else to put this, so I
just sort of threw it at the end. But you
need to remember every and Elon has been trying to
drill this into our heads forever. But you need to
remember that if Democrats win, they will silence conservative voices.
That is their aim, and they are not shy about
saying it. You guys, here's Hillary on the Smercona show,
the guy with the crazy eyes, talking about exactly that.
Speaker 1: A lot of things done.
Speaker 38: We should be, in my view, repealing something called Section
two thirty, which gave you know, platforms on the Internet
immunity because they were thought to be just passed through,
that they shouldn't be judged for the content that is posted.
But we now know that that was an overly simple
view that if the platforms, whether it's Facebook or Twitter
x or Instagram or TikTok, whatever they are, if they
don't moderate and monitor the content, we lose total control.
Speaker 1: God Kim John June called me once his jacket back
first of all, and so much total control if they
want to do this, like why why is she still talking?
Whow I know she wants so badly to control all
of us because she's so bitter and angry, like she
should just so be retired at this point. Why is
she not is she can't help herself.
Speaker 4: She just needs so desperately to have attention in the
political world.
Speaker 1: I mean, her husband doesn't talk. Her husband is like
somewhere in their house thinking about Monica in the good
old days, but.
Speaker 4: He was president and she never was. And she kills her.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, it does. She's just so narcissistic and
bitter and it just oozes from her.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and everybody holds right in these bags.
Speaker 1: It pulls there. It's pulling pills, it's pulling you can't
it's so bad at you guys, like she just somebody
needs to tell her. Her husband needs to pull her aside.
I know they live in separate houses, and they sleep
in separate they sleep in separate houses. We all know it.
But he needs to pull her aside and say stop, okay,
just stop stop it.
Speaker 4: She's just gonna stop talking because now it's bad, all right,
it is time for your gd Okay.
Speaker 1: You know who else needs to stop talking about politics
is Jennifer Garner. Okay, I don't. She seems nice. You know,
I guess on the surface, she seems the dimples they're
very deceiving. Is that what it is she has? Okay,
it's this. She seems nice, but then she'll start talking
about politics on her Instagram page and she doesn't enable
comments because she doesn't want to. Yeah, she disabled the
comments on that post. So I encourage you, if you
follow her on Instagram, to comment on every other post
of her and tell her how wrong she is about
this because she she insinuates that she was sort of
you know, I guess prompted by her minister, which you
know it's one of those churches that's like progressive Christianity,
where like a transgender is probably the minister and telling
everybody just everybody love, everybody loves. One of those churches
probably you know it. It's like an LA church that
does it. And she's like, you know, this is how
I feel about about who you should vote for. This
is utter garbage. Now, it's like it's just at our
garbage watch. You can watch based from the election.
Speaker 39: We need thirteen reasons to vote. This should be my specialty,
but you have to help me. Let's vote for democracy.
Let's vote for a new way forward and a united
vision of America.
Speaker 40: Reproductive rights and the ability of women to be able
to make decisions about their own bodies.
Speaker 39: Child tax credit. Let's vote for the reinstatement of the
child tax credit.
Speaker 40: How about fifty thousand dollars for people to start a
new business.
Speaker 39: How about twenty five thousand dollars to put toward a
down payment for first time homeowners.
Speaker 40: How about standing by our allies and being strong in
the world.
Speaker 39: How about having integrity, a person of character in the
White House.
Speaker 40: How about somebody who wants to unite the country.
Speaker 39: How about someone who believes that childcare is essential for
early childhood education and that childcare workers should be paid
a living way and then have the dignity they deserve.
Speaker 40: Ho's on somebody who will preserve and extend the Affordable
Care Act?
Speaker 1: And what number are we on?
Speaker 40: One more? We have one more?
Speaker 39: How about vote for Kamala and not only that, get
your friends together, make sure everyone is registered to vote,
and vote for a better, more united way forward.
Speaker 40: Our future depends on it.
Speaker 1: I wonder how much these people are paid for this shit? Seriously,
like what they sell their souls for this? Like what
is it because she doesn't live in the real world.
She lives in like Brentwood, right where she lives in
a giant mansion and does her fake cooking class on
Instagram and she's like, I'm all happy and everything. Oh
I've got a transgender daughter because I live in LA
and it was trendy and you know, I listen, these
people do not live in the real world. She probably
has not bought gas for herself and I don't even
know how long. She doesn't really have to worry about
food prices or college for her kids or anything like that.
She definitely doesn't have to worry about retirement because she's loaded,
you know. And so these people are telling us about
how to start small business. You know nothing about that.
You know nothing about the real world. These people are clueless.
And then she disables comments it's great so cowardly. Yeah,
she's a total coward. Please, if you get a chance,
tell her how much of a coward she is and
how out of touch she is. I would really love
that if you guys can get on Instagram and do that.
Go ahead. The guy the I don't know his name,
that's my bad. I should have looked it up.
Speaker 4: But the guy from three Doors Down has been very
vocal lately on stage about his faith, and I thought
that this was really neat Fox News did a story
about him.
Speaker 1: Here it is.
Speaker 9: Do it throughout the rest of my throughout the rest
of my career. Last year, I was just praying about
the tour before we went out on tour. In the prayer,
I just heard God's voice say, I want you to
tell them that I love them. I had my apprehensions
about it because I didn't know how it would go.
I don't really talk a whole lot on these days,
to be quite honest, and my bublic speed is not
quite as maybe own dune as my public singing. It's
also maybe not be too perfect if I'm going to
use the moment on stage to talk that, I want
to give glory to God and I want to take
a chance to tell people that Jesus loves them when
you know they may be some people that that may
not hear it from another place. It's a message of hope,
and I know I'm not like trying to shove religion
down their throat or anything like that.
Speaker 33: I want.
Speaker 9: I just wanted to simply tell them that Jesus loves
them because you know, I mean, this world needs it,
and in this world, to a lot of people, is
a really really dark place. And it's not for all
of us, but for a lot of people it is.
And and to shine a light in that darkness is
the greatest thing that I feel like that I can
do with my black form.
Speaker 1: I love him, I absolutely love him. Yeah, it's just
so sweet. I love that so much. Yeah, I just
love that.
Speaker 4: I just I don't even listen to Three Doors Down,
but that was I could just really sweet.
Speaker 1: And he was so happy about it, you know what
I mean, Yeah, exactly, I love that.
Speaker 33: All right.
Speaker 1: Hey, we're bringing it in. We made it through Monday,
you guys, well not all of it, but at least
a nice chunk of it. You guys, you can go
forth and have a fantastic day, and we will talk
to you tomorrow.