Speaker 1: It sounds like a really nice, clean, air conditioned prison.
Speaker 2: They just miss out on the maturity gene that allows
you to see the world the way it is.
Speaker 1: They were complicit and three to five hundred thousand kids
being traffic.
Speaker 2: I am so tired. How you acting like you see
the people of the fate of Indiana or the city
of indianautput. You do not speak for me or anyone
I know.
Speaker 3: That would have been YouTube.
Speaker 1: Jerk Jerks, her little face, her mad little face, just
cracks me up every time I steer.
Speaker 2: Jerks by the right, jerks on the right.
Speaker 1: Good morning, everybody, Happy Monday. It's pouring down rain here.
Speaker 2: Hopefully that doesn't mean her connection will be borked, but
we're prepared. If it does, mean that, we'll just ride
this wave as we always do whenever we have technical problems.
You guys, I tweaked my back, so I thought today
I would be able to stay on camera for the
whole show. But I'm going to have to take breaks.
Speaker 1: So I'm going to handle all the addy ads. We
got it.
Speaker 2: We got it, so anyway, sorry about that, But let's
get into some things and some stuff because there's a
lot going on. It could be a long show today.
I'm not sure it could be, could not be. I
don't know. We'll see. But right out of the gate,
we need to talk about a New York Times piece
that came out yesterday late yesterday, I guess, and that
Alex Thompson, who you may know from such things as
being the co author of that book with Jake Tapper,
he is the reporter that is reporting on this, saying
as part of the New York Times piece that Biden
did not, of course individually approve all of the pardons
that he issued at the very end of his presidency.
Member there were like fifteen hundred, and of course he didn't.
And so there's been all this committee, you know, the
Congressional in investigations into the use of the auto pen.
And that's what this New York Times piece was about.
And so rather than have so the main gist that
Alex Thompson was reporting on is that Biden did not
individually approve each name for the categorical pardons. He's signed
off on standards that he wanted to be used to
determine which people would qualify for a reduction and sentence.
But then even after he signed off on that whenever
the Bureau of Prisons would provide more information about specific people,
resulting in changes to the list of people that were
going to be pardoned. Biden was like removed from that process.
It was just his staff that were waiting, and then
they're the ones that ran the final version through the autopen.
So lots of you know, lots of stuff coming out
about the use of the autopen. There's still aids that
are going to be investigated at these congressional hearings, so
we'll hear more about that. And Reagan Reese, our former
little intern right here. Yeah, on the Right show, she
summarized the New York Times piece saying that Biden would
meet with senior aides allegedly give them verbal permission to
use the auto pen. They would then relay that information
to their assistants who were not in the room, who
would then email Staff Secretary Stephanie Feldman, who managed the
use of the.
Speaker 4: Autopen, so she was essentially running the country.
Speaker 2: Yeah, basically a staff secretary was designed on.
Speaker 1: Major That's great, Yeah, because I mean, like I read
what Jeff Zeint, who was the chief of staff, or
he's the one who approved Fauci's pardon you know, like
there are different people who were like, I'm gonna you know,
different people.
Speaker 4: Now, it's probably is it me?
Speaker 2: Is it me? Was it me?
Speaker 5: No?
Speaker 6: Was it you?
Speaker 4: It's probably you?
Speaker 5: Guys.
Speaker 1: I have said, there's such a bad storm here this morning,
like it has been raining since July fourth here in Texas.
Speaker 4: I'm so over it.
Speaker 2: Oh my god.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 1: But anyways, it was that Jeff Zigins or whatever it
is he approved Fauci's There's just a lot of differ
people that were approving different partons that shouldn't have been
doing it right but exactly.
Speaker 4: But liberals are.
Speaker 1: Saying, oh, it's fine, It's just all fine, it's all fine.
Speaker 2: It's not fine. To me, it's not fine. And there's
a guy by the name of Hans Monkey. I'm not
sure if I'm saying his name right, but he was
absolutely freaking out about this in a way that I
thought resonated. He said, this New York Times puff piece
trying to make the autopen scandal disappear actually makes it
so much worse. Biden orally approved pardons and then an
unelected staffer signed off with an auto pen. Seriously, these
are the same people who arrested Trump for allegedly declassifying
things orally, and now we're supposed to believe oral pardons
for thousands of people are totally fine, right, give me
a break.
Speaker 4: So true, Hans Monkey, So true, guy. I love that name.
Speaker 2: It's a good name. But here's the problem, Like, even
with all of this coming out, I guess for the
same New York Times piece by himself was interviewed, and
if he is going to cover it all, if he
is going to say I made every decision, this was
all fine, how will there ever be accountability? You know
what I mean? I don't think there would be.
Speaker 1: Oh, I don't think there's going to be accountability either.
I mean, this is the thing I would the thing
that would make me the happiest at this point is
to see Fauci go to jail. And he's never going
to Nothing will ever happen. It's never nobody will be
held accountable. I don't have a lot of faith in
any of this at all.
Speaker 4: I just don't. No, I agree, because he's just going
to be hell.
Speaker 1: All he has to do is have Jill get in
his ear and say, okay, honey, say that you did
this right?
Speaker 4: I did it? And then and then what can we do.
Speaker 2: There's nothing that can be done, you know what I mean.
So it's just it's super frustrating. And so that all
of this sort of came out last night and we
wanted to get that out to you guys as quickly
as possible. And I'm sure there will be more to
tell about it, but that is the gist for now.
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Speaker 2: Speaking of rain and your state, the Trumps visited first
responders and victims families in Hill Country and it was
really sweet. There was this moment where they were there
was basically a line of first responders coming to greet them,
and just look at the way that everybody took their
hats off from Milania. I just loved it.
Speaker 4: That's Texas right there, Texan dudes.
Speaker 2: I just love that.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I know, people, so it's very very sweet.
Speaker 2: It is sweet.
Speaker 1: It's very very I mean, there are a lot of
people that were saying that, you know, they were doing Obviously,
they were doing it because they have a lot of
respect for Millennia and for Trump obviously, but I think
they would have done it for Michelle Obama too, you
know what I mean, Oh, yeah, for anybody, because these
are just that's what Texas men do.
Speaker 4: That's what they do, mm hmm.
Speaker 2: And so they had a press conference too while they
were there, and Donald Trump asked Millennia to say something,
and of course she was classy and gracious as you
would expect here.
Speaker 7: She is.
Speaker 8: My deepest sympathy to all of the parents who lost
beautiful young souls. Deepest sympathy from all of us to
the community, to everybody who lost the loved one. We
are grieving with you. Our nation is grieving with you.
We just met with the wonderful families. We pray with them,
we hug, we hold hands. They shared the stories and
I met beautiful young ladies. They gave me this special
bracelet from the camp in honor of the all of
the little girls that they lost their lives. So we
are here to honor them and also to give the
support help.
Speaker 5: And I will be.
Speaker 2: Back, I promise to them.
Speaker 8: And I just pray for them and giving them my
strength and love you.
Speaker 1: It's very nice.
Speaker 4: I love them, I know, I love them very sweet.
Speaker 2: And then while he was leaving, while they were leaving Texas,
he got wind of some of these stories that we've
been even talking about, all of these ICE attacks, people
that are throwing rocks at ICE vehicles and just being
destructive and violent, and he's sick and tired of it,
as you might expect, and so he tweeted about it,
and if you could read what he said.
Speaker 1: I'm on my way back from Texas and watched disbelief
as thugs were violently throwing rocks and bricks and ICE
officers while they were moving down a roadway in their
car and official vehicle. Tremendous damage was done to these
brand new vehicles. I know for a fact that these
officers are having a hard time with allowing this to happen,
in that it shows such total disrespect for law and order. Therefore,
I am directing Secretary of Homeland Security Christy Noam and
borders our Tom Homan to instruct all ICE, Homeland Security,
and any other law enforcement officer who was on the
receiving end of throwing rocks, bricks, or any other form
of assault, to stop their car and arrest these slime
balls using whatever means is necessary to do so. I
am giving total authorization for ICE to protect itself, just
like they protect the public. I never want to see
a car carrying a law enforcement officer attacked again. Authorization
immediately granted for arrest and incarceration. Thank you for your
attention to this matter.
Speaker 4: I love it. It's fantastic.
Speaker 2: I mean, and I hope that that is a thing.
Like I'm assuming that he can do that, and that
they can be arrested and they will face the full
arm of the law as they should. Just get out
of a car and thump them, right, I mean, these,
my god, they could if a rock actually breaks through
a window, they could kill people. That's why it should
be treated as as assault. I mean, it absolutely is,
without question. So sick of these I'm so going to give.
Speaker 1: This garbage to They are psychopaths, aren't they. Oh my
just is so over it.
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Speaker 2: All right, we need to talk about democrats, both state
at state level and national level, continue to try to
go to Alligator Alcatraz to bitch about the conditions there
because I guess they're expecting since most illegals were housed
in five star hotels in New York City, apparently they've
grown accustomed to that, and so they don't feel like
the conditions at Alligator Alcatraz are suitable for the illegals.
Never mind the fact that any single one of those
illegals could self deport at any time.
Speaker 4: Totally, but to a great point, they have a problem.
Not only not only.
Speaker 1: Could they self deport, but we would give them one
thousand dollars when.
Speaker 4: They do it. It's like you're welcome.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, it's just ridiculous. Debbie Wasserman Schultz, after
whom I am named today, was one of the cry babies,
and here she is basically lying through her teeth, but
here she is.
Speaker 9: The conditions that we saw inside this internment camp, which
it is nothing less than that description, were really appalling.
I'll walk you through just a few of the really egregious, disturbing,
disgusting conditions. They are using cages. These detainees are living
in cages. The pictures that you've seen don't do it justice.
They are essentially packed into cages, wall to wall humans
thirty two detainees per cage.
Speaker 4: Oh my god, it's just a yeah.
Speaker 2: Just remind everybody what it looked like under Biden and
she was nowhere to be found.
Speaker 1: Looks it looks a lot more than thirty two there.
And there's no beds now, it's not on the ground
air inside, there's no air conditioning. I swear you know
what it sounds like when she describes it. It sounds
like a nice jail, is what it sounds like.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 1: Honestly, if you break the law, you're gonna go to jail.
It's like, this is what prisons are like. It sounds
like a really nice, clean, air conditioned prison.
Speaker 4: You're welcome. I'm welcome.
Speaker 2: What are they expecting for people who broke into our country?
Speaker 1: The five star hotels that we've been putting them up
in until this, This is the thing that's what they want.
They want more of that well, tough shit, you don't
get that.
Speaker 2: There was a Florida state senator who was also on
the same tour, and he called her out and anybody
else that was trying to complain about these conditions, saying,
just finish my walk through a vlligator Alcatraz. Here's what
I saw. The rhetoric coming from Democrats does not match
the reality. The place is well run, safe, secure, clean,
and air conditioned. We reviewed the intake area, medical tent,
mess hall, recreation areas, and sleeping quarters. Actually laid down
in one of the beds and it was really comfortable.
So any complaints about squalor conditions is nothing more than
bullshit and political theater, right.
Speaker 1: And it's listen, it's all better living conditions than what
a lot of veterans in our country get and what
a lot of homeless kids do not get. I mean,
it's like, save your theatrics for somebody who cares. It's like,
we're over this crap. We're sick of paying. We are
paying for this, and we're actually sick of paying for
these people. And we're offering them a thousand dollars to
leave on their own when we've already paid for them
to be here for a certain period of time.
Speaker 4: So if they don't like.
Speaker 2: It, tough, yeah, bye, there's a choice here. Bye. Tom
Holman made the news rounds yesterday reacting to some of
these complaints, and he was on with Dana Bash and
he explained to her, what's what about this facility and
any other ICE detention facility here is Tom?
Speaker 10: I mean, bottom line is, you know from the day one,
I've been doing this since nineteen eighty four, detainees complain
about the conditions of detention. And I said this many times.
You can simply go to ICE dot gov and look
at the detention standards ICE has. They have the highest
detention standards in the industry. But these same congressmen that
are complaining about alligator alcatracts, you didn't see them complaining
about under Biden administration, people being held in Borbital parking
lot surrounded by a fence and the sweltering heat.
Speaker 11: Not a word.
Speaker 10: You didn't hear a word about half a million children
being trafficked in the country and them not being able
to locate three hundred thousand President Trump, this administration is
finding thousands of those children. So you know, they have
a lot of anger under President Trump and how we're
doing business. And they ignored four years of open borders,
historic migrant death, historic Americans dying from fatanahl, historic numbers
and women and chilling being, sex traffic, historic number of
people on the Curvis wass coming across the border. Silence,
silence because they're complicit, because they didn't take the administration
on and ask them to secure the border. You can't
have strong national security in this country if you don't
have border security. We got to know who's coming and
what's coming to where's coming. But instead they kept silent
and they kept feeding the American people. We have a
secure border, and we did not.
Speaker 4: They were complicit.
Speaker 1: And three to five hundred thousand kids being trapped across
the border. Think of how many kids that is in
a stadium, Well, yeah, there is a sum would be
multiple stadiums, really exactly, you would need multiple stadiums for
that think of all those kids that have been trafficked
into this country.
Speaker 4: They didn't give a crap, not one single crap.
Speaker 2: Where was AOC crying at the dude? I know, yeah,
my limbs missing in action, right he is. Somebody just
called Tom Homan a badass, and indeed he is. He
was at the Turning Point event this past weekend speaking
and there was a heckler there who was screaming at him.
I don't even know what, it doesn't matter, but he
just shut that down in the best way possible. Here's
just a little bit of its like.
Speaker 12: This all the country, this guy, this guy.
Speaker 13: One Norse were like the surface nation.
Speaker 12: This guy ain't got the balls to be a nice officer.
Speaker 14: Do you ever got the ball?
Speaker 15: Pretty up, borchorger.
Speaker 16: This guy lives in his mother's basement.
Speaker 2: Nor is it that surprises me?
Speaker 12: You don't have purple hair and a Nol' drink. Get
out of here, your loser, and and you're such a
badass being me off stage in thirteen minutes and fifty second,
I guarantee you.
Speaker 2: He sits down the peak, Yes, you.
Speaker 1: Know, he sits down to pee. I saw him on
another a favorite on another Twitter account there's some other
dude that was like, he heckled us like a couple
months ago. Like this guy that heckled him is like
kind of a professional liberal heckler.
Speaker 4: This is what he does.
Speaker 1: And I saw him like he he looks like what
you think he looked like without the purple hair. Like
he's kind of short and squishy and pudgy, and he
he looks like the only tool he's ever used is
a joystick.
Speaker 2: You know what I mean?
Speaker 4: That kind of guy. Yeah, that guy.
Speaker 2: It tracks, It totally tracks, and I just love the
Tom's just not gonna take it. He's gonna say all
the things, which was so great, big big giant balls
of steel. There was like a TikToker Instagram Realer or whatever,
a guy on socials that I thought really made a
fantastic point about how mass deportations would actually solve so
many problems that this country has. Here he is to explain.
Speaker 17: Every single problem in society without fail and without exception.
It is actually the case if you just begin to
the poor people and do that at scale, society gets
better with no downsides. Like from a sociological perspective, mass
deportations are a magic wand that make the impossible things
just appear. Whenever you deport an undocumented family, that's the
equivalent of just making a hoe appear out of thin air.
No other policy can do that. Whenever you deported a
documented family, that's like magically expanding the roads, magically building
more hospitals, magically freeing up more hospital spaces, magically making
more school places appear out of thin air with no downsides.
Like millennials, co on here and be like, Oh, I'll
never own a home because I'll never know home I
ever start a family. We can make like fifteen million
homes appear out of thin air in about a month
if we really wanted to, Like, do you think the
magic deportation, fairy godmother making a home literally appear in
your lap? Do you think that would change your life
in any meaningful, tangible way. To me, that feels like
a preferable reality than tomatoes being noto point two point
two point two percent cheaper.
Speaker 4: He's so right.
Speaker 2: I mean, he's a great point.
Speaker 4: It is a fantastic point. He's so right.
Speaker 1: Yeah, not to mention all the jobs and everything that
are that are right.
Speaker 4: All of a sudden, you're there, Yeah.
Speaker 2: And then and then all of the things that have
become necessary because of illegals, like all these translators and
all the you know, all of these things that we
have to pay for that we shouldn't have to pay for,
does just go away?
Speaker 1: I mean money saved, good, lots of money saved. When
you're not listen, when you're not paying to put these
people up at five star hotels in New York City,
you do save a lot of money.
Speaker 4: It's interesting, how weird.
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guys ready for hurricane season?
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full swing, isn't it.
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Speaker 2: All right, let's talk about some good news for a moment.
This was a really really interesting and underplayed headline from
I think this past Friday, and that was that the
Treasury posted a surplus in June. Do you know how
long it's been since we have had a surplus? How
long has it been? I think it's like two thousand
and five, oh something like that, when since there was
a month without a huge deficit. This is amazing, absolutely amazing. Yeah,
and just look at these before and after headlines from
CNBC back in April. The headline was tariffs will likely
raise much less money than White House projects, economists say,
and then fast forward to this weekend. Treasury posts unexpected
surplus in June as tara for seats served.
Speaker 1: Right the economists or AOC yeahymis you.
Speaker 2: Guys, So I mean this is this is undeniably a
good thing, and yet Democrats continue to bitch about Trump
and his policies. There's a little Scott Jennings, our friend
Scott Jennings. He had a lot to say to a
whole bunch of these nitpicking you know, down plane narrative
spinning Democrats. Here's a little bit of what he has
experienced over the last few days.
Speaker 6: This is not the Republican Party that I grew up in,
and I don't think it's ever coming back.
Speaker 18: I think it's gone.
Speaker 19: I think it's gone for good.
Speaker 6: They're in the ditch and they just don't know it yet.
Speaker 7: How are we in the ditch?
Speaker 20: We won the national popular vote last November. We want
a crushing victory in electoral college. We want majorities in
the House, in the Senate. We just passed the big
beautiful bill. Piece is breaking out in the Middle East,
pieces breaking out on the African continent. Gas prices are
lowered and they've been in four years. Taxes are going
to be low. Egg prices are down sixty nine percent.
The southern border is secure.
Speaker 2: Jeff.
Speaker 20: These are things Republicans that believe in for a very,
very long That's not I mean, that's not his attitude
and his ability to get things done. His spirit, the
way he fights the left, the way he fights for
free speech in Western civilization, and the way he's open
to coalition building and building non traditional is a key.
Speaker 14: You remember sitting at a meeting leading up to this election.
I've got Bill Crystal sitting here, I've got you know,
former friends, Conservatives from across the aisle. We were all
aligned and how do we defeat Trump?
Speaker 2: It was a meeting I don't work.
Speaker 14: You know, it's got.
Speaker 5: I'll tell you what.
Speaker 4: I'll tell you. Yeah, who was who was fake?
Speaker 5: Dude?
Speaker 21: Like?
Speaker 1: Why was he like one of Liz Chenes's proteges.
Speaker 2: Or I don't know he I don't know is that guy?
Speaker 4: He's like, this is not my Republican Party?
Speaker 1: Okay, bye, you don't like it, go hang out with
like Adam cry Baby, we don't need you.
Speaker 4: Dude.
Speaker 2: God what that was just masterful?
Speaker 4: How can he was awesome?
Speaker 1: But how can you be so negative about everything that's
going on?
Speaker 4: I don't there's so much to be positive about.
Speaker 2: Yeah there is, but they hate that. They absolutely hate
it because their only play is anti trumpness, and so
they just have to keep playing. It's the only card
they have, the only one, only one. Even Jamie Diamond
of JP Morgan Chase is calling out his Democrat friends,
and he was pretty brutal about it. Here's what was.
Speaker 7: Said criticizing Democrats. He said, quote, I have a lot
of friends who are Democrats and they're idiots. I always
said they have big hearts and little brains. They do
not understand how the real world works. Almost every single
policy rolled out failed.
Speaker 4: Yep, that that is true, Absolutely true.
Speaker 1: It's so funny when when people get to be grown
ups and they're still liberal, really worry about them, right, Yeah,
they have problems, they really do. Yeah, it's one thing
to be liberal when you're on a right. I'll let
it slide. I get it. It's like whatever you do
you it's like.
Speaker 2: Oh, I'm being paid on saving save the whales, green.
Speaker 4: Peace, It's like whatever.
Speaker 1: And then when you get out, when you start paying
your own bills, if that's the case, if you haven't
paid your own bills and you're not a conservative yet.
Speaker 5: It's weird.
Speaker 2: Yeah, really weird. Yeah, it's at some point they just
they just miss out on the maturity gene that allows
you to see the world the way it is, and
they just continue to believe in these ideals that are impossible,
like socialism working, you know what I mean, Like it's
not going to work. It's never worked, It's never gonna work.
Speaker 5: Stop it.
Speaker 2: Somebody that always puts things into really really good Perspectives
by ya Angar Sargon, and she was talking about how
there are currently two different kinds of populism. There's Trump's
kind and then there's this other kind, and she defines
them and characterizes them so beautifully, just lessen two.
Speaker 15: Versions of populism. You have the president's populism, which is
really built on a love of this country and the
belief that work gives you dignity and work gives you freedom,
and that what you have to do is improve the
conditions of workers of the working class by limiting the
supply of labor with the border and through tariffs, and
then they will be able to achieve the American dream,
because this is the greatest country on earth. And you
contrast that with Mom Dannie, who, like his supporters, is
a you know, they're twenty to thirty somethings. They're disaffected,
they're over credentialed, and basically they believe that work is undignified, humiliating,
and inherently exploitative, and so they believe that we should
have an open border, have a whole bunch of illegal
migrants come in to do this work that is beneath
them as American citizens, and the rest of the country
should be on welfare. It's this new trust fund socialism
that's really a kind of anti work populism. And I
think that's the really important thing to understand here, is
that he's diagnosing the same problem as the President, but
his answer is rooted in a fundamental dislike of America
and a belief that our best days are behind us
and there's nothing here worth fighting for.
Speaker 1: This is I feel like he is Obama two point zero.
It's way worse this time because when you and I
started Chicks on the Right, there was a lot of
the sentiment from the twenty Son things. Do you remember, Oh, yeah,
this is what we were like fighting against. We were like,
what is going on? Everybody wants socialism and at some
point you've made enough money and like rich people are
bad and capitalism is bad, and member like all the
like the Occupy Wall Street and the occupy people pooping
in the street. I mean I remember, like that's it's
like they're holding their iPhones and they hate capitalism, Okay, whatever,
I mean this is Those are the young people we
were dealing with then. Now it's a whole different generation
of young people this time around, but it's way worse
because I think the past almost twenty years, almost two decades,
we've been doing this, like they it's the education has
gotten worse, the indoctrination's gotten worse. Everything is exponentially worse
than it was when we first started. And they really
truly believe that it's going to work this time. Plus
he's not only who he is, but he's anti Semitic,
you know, he's there's so much other stuff to stick
on this guy that makes him even worse than being
a democratic socialist, which is already bad enough.
Speaker 2: Right right, I mean, he's awful. He's he's absolutely a
wolf in sheep's clothing. And the people that fall for
his act are the same people that fall for Gavin Newsom.
So they just they think they're charming and slick, and
you know what I mean, I just I don't. People
are dumb, and.
Speaker 1: At the end of the day, those are the lazy people.
They want to hand out. They want big daddy government
to take care of them. This is I mean, it's
it's not changed. It's freaking communism, that's what it is.
And it's and it will not work because as was
it Thatcher that said it, At some point you run
out of other people's money, right, You're gonna run out
of other people's money, and we are. If they take
this route, it will happen. It's happened in every Oh my.
Speaker 2: God, businesses will leave in droves.
Speaker 5: Grazy.
Speaker 2: I mean, there it would be. It would it's suicidal
for that city to elect him, but they probably will.
I mean, he's leading in the polls, so we'll see. Also,
because of the Supreme Court ruling last week, Marco Rubio
took swift action at the Department of State, firing over
thirteen hundred US based employees, and so they had this
big ceremonial walkout of all of these people crying, carrying
on and getting applauded, and was so over the top ridiculous.
Here's a little video showing some of that. I mean,
it's just out of control. I mean, why are they crying?
Speaker 1: If you surely you're fun enough, you can find another job,
right in the private sector, maybe right.
Speaker 13: And to those that have been riffed, to those that
have been fired today, I just want to say, I'm sorry,
and you have deserved better than this. Every single person,
when you leave this building, you walk through out those
doors for the final time.
Speaker 16: You should do it with.
Speaker 13: Honor and dignity. You should not do it out of humiliation.
And how the of this type of weaponization of politics?
Speaker 17: You deserve weaponization?
Speaker 1: Oh my god, get best, so nauseating. What a bunch
of entitled brats. Have you ever worked in the private
sector in a real job where like this stuff happens
all the time, all the time, all the time.
Speaker 4: They're like, we gotta make cuts, you're out. What exactly
do you do here?
Speaker 2: Where was the parade of people when nurses and doctors
who didn't want to get vaccinated were forced out of
their job and having to leave hospitals and droves.
Speaker 1: There was the crying for there there Yeah, it's just
is ridiculous.
Speaker 2: And then and then he also pointed out the fact
that when the when Joe Biden shut down the Keystone pipeline,
putting eleven thousand people out of work, their answer was
to say, learn to code.
Speaker 1: Learn Oh, I totally remember the learned to code. Learned
to they can learn to code. Yeah, learn to do
something else. I mean, obviously you're marketable, right, Do you
not have any marketable skills? Transferable skills? Can you not
find another job? I mean God, it's like people in
the private sector have been doing this for eons. This
is what happens in real companies. Get over yourself. No
job is guaranteed.
Speaker 2: I mean they're just the crying. Like of the people
too that were staying it was just all so theatrical.
I know, all the Democrats are God, they're so ridiculous babies.
And then let's just look at some of the numbers.
Byron Yorke actually looked into this and it said and
he said, it appears the department went from fifty seven
thousand total employees in two thousand and seven to almost
seventy three thousand in twenty fifteen, to eighty thousand in
twenty twenty four. So it grew by nearly twenty three
thousand employees before the devastating cut of thirteen hundred. So
can we just calm down. Looks like there needs to
be more cuts, right, if anything, Yeah, there needs to
be more.
Speaker 4: It needs to be probably about eighteen thousand more.
Speaker 1: Looks like it's just so utterly ridiculous, ridiculous.
Speaker 4: These people are so entitled. It just makes me sick.
Speaker 2: I know, it's out of control. We need to talk
about the fact that This weekend was the anniversary of
the assassination attempt on Donald Trump's life in Butler, Pennsylvania.
And so that's one of those moments, man, that everybody remembers,
where they were, what they were doing. That's one of
those moments, right right. It was I remember because I
was watching it live and I my husband, which is
so weird because we've never watched rallies live at all.
But we just happened to be like snacking in our
family room. The TV was on and we saw it
happen live. And I immediately texted our group, going, oh
my god, Trump has been shot, right and what I
was seeing?
Speaker 1: How was it a swim meat? And I didn't believe her.
Speaker 2: Yeah, she was like, I need to see like an
actual link and not just.
Speaker 1: From I was watching it with my eyeballs, like there's
no way he was shot.
Speaker 4: There's no way.
Speaker 1: And she was like, there's way way, There is way.
Speaker 4: God.
Speaker 2: So there's a lot to talk about with respect to
the fact that it was the one year anniversary. There's
people who have questions. Trump is not one of those people.
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Speaker 2: All right, So let's just reminisce about this. Shall we
look at the CNN headline from one year ago today,
secret Service rushes Trump off stage after he falls at
a rally.
Speaker 4: I can't. That's an actual headline.
Speaker 2: I mean that's the photo that they used.
Speaker 4: He's literally bleat.
Speaker 2: I can't. And they're like, oh, he fell, I got
a booboo.
Speaker 4: He's old. He's old, you guys, it's because he's old.
Speaker 2: Can you believe? So there was that, There were so many.
There was another from USA Today that said Trump removed
from stage by Secret Service after loud noises startles the
former president.
Speaker 1: And crow you think it startled him, it's like the
bullet hit his head. So that would be enough to
startle somebody. These people, it means out listen.
Speaker 2: I get being cautious when you're first reporting the news,
but you could say an apparent gunshot, like you can
say the obvious without you know, wells saying something that
could potentially be wrong or corrected later. Mock.
Speaker 1: If it was anybody else, any other president, they would
have said that.
Speaker 2: They would have had the word assassination immediately in their cover.
Speaker 4: Absolutely, it's just ridiculous comments.
Speaker 2: But even though there's so many people, I mean us included,
who have lots and lots of questions about that Crooks
guy and just the way it all went down, Trump
is not one of those people. He sat down with
his daughter in law for an interview and one of
the things that she asked him was about, you know,
what he's learned, what he's been debriefed on about the
assassination attempt, and here's what he said.
Speaker 21: So they briefed me and numerous times, the FBI, the
Secret Service, sort of everybody doj Pamela's doing a fantastic
I think she's doing a fantastic job. But they briefed me,
and I'm satisfied with it, sid with it. They should
have had somebody in the building. That was a mistake.
They should have had communications with the local police. They
weren't tied in, and they should have been tied in.
So there were mistakes made.
Speaker 18: God.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 2: So there's this new report too that Chuck Grassley put out.
The GEO report commissioned Chuck Grassley concluded senior Secret Service
officials received classified intelligence regarding a threat to Trump's life
ten days before the rally, but failed to relay that
information to federal and local law enforcement personnel responsible for
securing and staffing the event. I mean, that is freaking crazy.
Speaker 1: I would like to know why. Like my question would
be why why.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's a very good question. Kyle Becker also has
lots of questions. This is a lengthy tweet, but could
you read this to everybody. I'll do my best.
Speaker 22: It is.
Speaker 4: It's a bad I day.
Speaker 2: I'm doing my best.
Speaker 1: This is an outrage, it is It isn't outraged Secret
Service agents knowingly exposed a president of the United States
to a mortal threat that was known ten days before
the Butler's shooting.
Speaker 23: Oh my god.
Speaker 2: Thomas Crooks was on the.
Speaker 1: FBI's radar before Trump was shot. He was on the
FBI's radar the day Trump was shot, but he disappeared
from the radar as soon as he shot President Trump.
Speaker 4: What a great point.
Speaker 1: Still don't know much about Thomas Crooks's motive, his three
encrypted foreign accounts, why social media history is missing and scrubbed,
Why he was frequenting a gun club known to be
a DHS hangout spot, Why he contacted people whose metadata
history includes visits to an FBI office in Washington, DC,
Why he was cremated shortly after the attack, or why
the FBI's cleaners did an immaculate mop up of the
shooting spot before various independent investigators could survey the scene.
Here is the most disturbing part of it all. New
reports indicate not a single Secret Service agent got more
than a slap on the wrist, but the potentially deadly
mistake that nearly ended a presidential candidate's life. If this
were anybody else but Trump, heads would have rolled and
we would have had answered answers. This is yet another
cover up that is completely unacceptable. America is not a
free nation that the people cannot get basic answers about
what is going on in their government. I agree one
hundred and fifty percent.
Speaker 2: This is just so surprised that Trump is like, it's fine,
I'm satisfied with what they said everything. I think.
Speaker 1: I think he is just so at peace, like with
God and everything. I think he had such a spiritual
epiphany during that time that he's just like, I'm here
to do a job. Whatever happens happens, I'm you know, onward.
I honestly think that's where he is because I mean,
that has to change you.
Speaker 2: But yeah, that's a good point.
Speaker 1: It's got to change you, like your whole oh, your
whole outlook, your perspective, your trajectory, everything changes. If it
doesn't change you, I would worry about you. But I mean,
look at him. He's totally different two point oh than
he was one point oh. He was great one point oh,
be exponentially better even as two points out. And and
I think a lot of it has to do with
what happened that fateful day.
Speaker 2: That is a great point, and that I'm sure that
that's true. The problem is is that there it still
leaves so many questions, particularly for other people who suffered
at that event, like gory. Comparatory's wife agree, he still
has lots of questions. She was on a couple of
different news shows talking about it this past weekend.
Speaker 24: Here she is, do you feel like do you feel
like the Congress is getting to the bottom of these questions?
And do you believe that that's you know that the
that the more people should actually face consequences for the
mistakes that happened that.
Speaker 25: Day, suspending them when my husband was.
Speaker 2: Killed, you know that's not punishment right.
Speaker 26: Well, has anyone reached out to you at all, Helen,
to try to walk you through what happened? Are you
having conversations? Have you been invited to have conversations with
anyone who can at least attempt to explain what went wrong?
Speaker 25: Yes, Dan Bongino did call me. We did walk through
a lot of what happened that day with Thomas Crooks,
and he was very kind and left me his phone
number and said I can call him anytime.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that doesn't surprise me that Dan Bongino did that.
Speaker 4: What else do you want?
Speaker 25: What else do you want from our government? I want
to sit down with the Secret Service and I want
them to tell me everything that happened that day. Yeah,
I want to know why they failed. I want to
know what happened. Why Butler, why was that such a
failure that day? What was the reason? Why did he
walk around for an hour without someone grabbing him?
Speaker 3: Right?
Speaker 2: Why? These are fair questions and she's not asking for
a lot, no, very fair questions.
Speaker 4: Yeah. Can you imagine if that was your husband?
Speaker 1: I can't. I just can't. God bless her.
Speaker 2: I know, it's so it's unbearable. It is, and she
I mean Secret Service should be like, you know what,
you deserve a sit down, Yes, come talk to us.
We will tell you everything that we know, because she
deserves that.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I just I can't even believe that this is a thing.
Speaker 1: And listening to her and like knowing her pain, there
are still people on the left that will be like,
it didn't happen.
Speaker 2: Right, so seriously, Yeah it was, Yeah that was what
was it? Like a bullet didn't actually hit him, It
was like a glass from.
Speaker 4: The right from the teleprompter.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean like they'll they'll act as if this
didn't even happen. Well, he's gone, her husband is gone,
their father is gone.
Speaker 2: So explain that. Yeah. In that same interview with Laura Trump.
She asked him what he wants his legacy to be,
and here is what he.
Speaker 8: Said, on this time in our country, when history looks
back on you, how would you like to be remembered.
Speaker 21: A good person, but a person that saved our country.
I really believed our country was going down for the fall.
I don't know, but it ever could have come back.
It was very close to the edge, and I really
would like to be known as the man that saved
our country.
Speaker 2: I think he could be.
Speaker 1: I think so too. I think he could be too hot.
You know, people are not kind to him. I hope
history is yeah.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Unfortunately, you know, Iran declared like the fatwah against him.
They're basically looking for people to assassinate him. And there's
apparently an Iranian linked website crowd funding a hit on him,
with over forty million dollars raised to do it. So
that's terrifying and hopefully DJ is looking into that. It
doesn't seem like that should be allowed to be a website,
you know what I mean?
Speaker 1: So constitution is that, Oh, that's that's who's reporting it.
Speaker 4: That's his report. I was like, wait a second, what, okay.
Speaker 2: I guess the site is named after the Arabic word
for revenge, but I don't know what that word is,
So yeah, I mean this is terrifying. Like I I,
it's incredible to me that he ever goes out into
the world just available.
Speaker 1: But again, I think that I think that that goes
back to he was just changed in that moment. I
think that he was like, well, you know, I'd survive this.
There's a reason I survived it, and I'm supposed to
be doing what I'm doing. And I believe that too,
I honestly do. I believe that it was divine how
he was saved from that bullet and supposed to be
where he's supposed to be.
Speaker 2: Indeed, he is also continuing to make people absolutely crazy
with tweets that maybe are just meant to troll, But
I don't know that he needs to be spending his
time tweeting about Rosio o'donnelld This absolutely lit everyone up
over the weekend because he tweeted because of the fact
that Rosio O'Donnell is not in the best interests of
our great country. I'm giving serious consideration to taking away
her citizenship. She's a threat to humanity and should remain
in the wonderful country of Ireland if they want her,
God bless America.
Speaker 4: She's pretty awful.
Speaker 2: I mean, obviously he can't do that, but the fact
that he said it made everybody lose their minds.
Speaker 4: He's such a great troller.
Speaker 1: I mean he just I love how he does this
to have just to freak people out.
Speaker 2: Oh it freaked him out. I mean people were losing
their minds, like this is the smoking gun. What more
do you need to see? That he's a dictator, that
he's an authoritarian, that he's there's never going to be
another election. Like people were just off their rockers.
Speaker 4: About calm your tits. I just did not.
Speaker 2: Also, probably the biggest story from the weekend was all
the drama surrounding Dan Bongino, because there were grumblings early
in the weekend that he had taken Friday off following
a clash at the White House with Pam Bondi over
the handling of the Epstein files. This was initially reported
by Laura Lumer, who does, despite how much I loathe her,
does have big scoops. Yeah, he does have good scoops.
So this, you know, this obviously became like a really
big deal and people immediately pounced and were choosing their fighter. So,
for example, Eric Doherty was immediately Lots of people were
immediately saying, if the decision is that the Trump administration
loses either Dan Bongino or A. G. Pam Bondi, you
gotta keep Bongino, without question, without question. There's nothing wrong
with Bondi's job performance in the day to day defending
Trump's policies in court, et cetera. The problem is if
the Epstein situation lowers morale and causes internal battles, that
is just important as important as the day to day.
So if this can't be resolved, you go with Dan.
Pam isn't a bad person, She isn't even a bad ag.
But the horrific handling of expectations and the Epstein timeline
is clearly doing some damage here.
Speaker 4: Just fire her already.
Speaker 2: He's not gonna.
Speaker 4: I just wish he would.
Speaker 1: He needs to, Seriously, he just needs just fire her,
you know what I mean, and get somebody else. I
don't think she's competent in that position either. I just don't.
I think she's she's proven that she's she just screwed
that up.
Speaker 2: I'm sure she is.
Speaker 4: I'm sure she is really nice.
Speaker 2: I'm sure she is, and she's she is good at
the day to day like She's done a lot of
really good things. The problem is is that she's completely
destroyed her own credibility, right, and so I don't know
how she recovers from that, even as she continues to
do good things elsewhere. There's just too many people that
are too upset about this.
Speaker 4: You know what.
Speaker 1: The difference to here is that Bondi is she's she's
going to be in government. She's gonna be working in
government her whole life. Bongino doesn't have to do this, right,
He could be making millions doing his podcast again, you
know what I mean? He could be He was such
a huge like media person, so he gave that up
to do this. It's like there's a difference between the two.
He's I think that even just the way that they are,
the way that they approach their jobs is probably so
different just because of who they are as people and
where they came from. Totally not saying she's bad, kind
of like what Eric is saying. She's probably not a
bad person. She's not bad altogether. But if there is
a choice, it's clear what the choice is mm hmm.
Speaker 2: I mean, the rumors were flying fast and furious over
the weekend, and then there was a Fox report saying,
calm down, everybody, because some of the rumors started to
fly that Cash was also thinking of leaving, that he
and Bongino were gonna leave because they were mad at
Pam Bondy. But then there was this Fox.
Speaker 6: Report mister Bongino was thinking about his future with the FBI,
were told that both FBI Director Cash Pattel and the
Attorney General have every intention to stay and continue to serve.
Speaker 2: And then Cash himself tweeted, the conspiracy theories just aren't true,
never have been. It's an honor to serve the President
of the United States, and I'll continue to do so
for as long as he calls on me. So that
that answered about Cash. I mean, I keep checking Dan
Bongino's feet and haven't seen anything from him directly. But
then there was the giant Trump tweet, which you're gonna
need to read, which just really, I know you guys,
I know, I know, I know, I don't like it.
Speaker 4: I know you did it. I know you did it.
Speaker 2: Here it is, let's go on out with my boys.
Speaker 4: And in some cases. Gals.
Speaker 1: They're all going after Attorney General Pam Bondi, who was
doing a fantastic job. We're on one team, Mega and
I don't like what's happening. We have a perfect administration,
the talk of the world, and selfish people are trying
to hurt it all over a guy who never dies,
Jeffrey Epstein. For years, it's Epstein over and over again.
Where are we giving publicity to files written by Obama,
Crooked Hillary, Comy Brennan and the losers and criminals of
the Biden administration who conned the world but the Russia
Russia Russia hoax, fifty one intelligence agents, the Laptop from
Hell and more. They created the Epstein files, just like
they created the fake Hillary Clinton Christopher Steele dossier that
they used on me. And now my so called friends
are playing right into their hands. Why didn't these radical
left lunatics release the Epstein files? If there was anything
in there that could have hurt the MAGA movement, why
didn't they use it? They haven't even given up It's coming.
Hang on, okay, they haven't even given up on the
John F. Kennedy or Martin Luther King Junior files. No
matter how much success we have had securing the border,
deporting criminals, facing the economy, energy dominance, a safer world
where I Ran will not have nuclear weapons. It's never
enough for some people. We are about to achieve more
in six months than any other administration has achieved in
over one hundred years.
Speaker 4: That's true, and we have so much more to do.
Speaker 1: We are saying we are saving our country and making
America great again, which will continue to be our complete priority.
The left is imploding. Cash Fattel and the FBI must
be focused on investigating voter fraud, political Corruption Act, Blue,
the riggs and stolen election of twenty twenty, and arresting
thugs and criminals instead of spending month after month looking
at nothing but the same old radical left inspired documents
on Jeffrey Epstein. Let Pam Bondi do her job.
Speaker 4: She's great.
Speaker 1: The twenty twenty election was rigged and stolen, and they
tried to do the same thing in twenty twenty four.
That's what she is looking into is ag and much more.
One year ago, our country was dead. Now it's the
hottest country anywhere in the world. Let's keep it that
way and not waste time and energy on Jeffrey Epstein's
something that nobody cares about. Thank you for your attention
to this matter. Okay, I do people care about it.
That's the problem. People do care about it, and they do.
I mean, he may not care. And if there is
something that you can, if you can show us that
there's nothing to care about, prove it that there's nothing
to care about. Like that's the thing, that's all we
want to see. That's what people want to see out here.
And I'm sure there are people in our comments that
are like, I'm.
Speaker 4: Sick of this too. I just wish you would go away.
Speaker 1: Okay, that's fine, but some of us are we this
is part of our mandate, m h. And I show me,
show me why I shouldn't be concerned about it, because
I think that there there are client lists.
Speaker 2: Well, Pam Bondi and everybody else that is part of
this team told us there were, right, So now they
can't just unravel that and then say, oh, nothing to
see here without an explanation, you know what I mean? Right,
So it's it doesn't make any sense. Megan Kelly tweeting,
I'm sure it's a relief for Pam Bondi to hear
the president is still in her corner. Unfortunately, huge swaths
of the party are not. She repeated misled on Epstein
and then didn't have the courage to explain herself. Suddenly
she's camera shy and no questions allowed. Good luck.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and something I agree, something just isn't fay Roy said,
something isn't right.
Speaker 4: I agree. I feel like something isn't right. So make
it right, make it right, make it right, Just make
it right.
Speaker 2: That's all we're asking and answering freaking questions. How hard
is this. It just makes it look so much shadier
that he that they're now like, this is not a
big deal. I know why everybody's making such a big
deal out of it, because you did. You made a.
Speaker 1: Big deal out of it, That's why. And they don't
get to try and do that. And there was a
lot of talk about this during the election cycle. So
now all of a sudden, it's like we're going to
just put it to bed. No, no, And unlike the liberals,
we hold people accountable for.
Speaker 2: Shit exactly exactly. This is like the first time that
it's been really nice for me, because anytime I've ever
criticized Trump, I get absolutely clobbered. But this is the
time where now everybody criticizing I'm finally.
Speaker 1: That alone, I know, right, and it's but it's not
even like criticizing him. I just think that he I
think he wants he does want his staff to like
get along. He wants everything to move forward. I don't
think that he's like doing anything nefarious or malicious. I
think he truly believes. He's like there's better things to do,
which I appreciate because he does feel like they're a
better to appreciate everything.
Speaker 2: That he has done, and he changed my vote. This
doesn't change anything for the mid terms for me. But
we can't not address the fact that this has been botched.
Speaker 1: Agreed, agreed to just deal with it, like deal with it,
and then we can all move on, you know.
Speaker 2: Benny Johnson responded to his long tweet that you just
read pretty much right when it was posted, and here
are some of his thoughts.
Speaker 27: Okay, so, Brosident Trump has acknowledged that the Epstein files
exist here. President Trump has acknowledged that the files were
written and that there is something. He says that they
were written, however, by his enemies, and therefore will not
be released. Whah what uh, that's new in this entire zeitgeist.
This is something that is wildly interesting. And then he
goes all in on supporting Cash Hotel and Pambondi no
mention of Dan Bongino, where all of this again sort
of transpired by admitting that the Epstein files are real
and have been written, and that you've read them and
you don't like their contents and they were written by
your enemies. It doesn't make It doesn't make the most
compelling case as far as I'm concerned. Holy moly.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well yeah, that's even more reason to release them.
Exactly if your enemies were the ones who created them,
that's even like that would I'd be like, okay, let's
jump all the sharks and go ahead and release them
and like implicate all these jackals that that created them.
Speaker 4: Why would?
Speaker 2: And I think the thing that makes me the maddest
is that they're trying to make they're gaslighting us into thinking,
making us think that we're crazy forever bringing it up,
when they are the ones that kept bringing it up.
And so here just a flashback from last year, here
is Don Trump, Donald Trump's own son.
Speaker 19: How is that that my father could be convicted of
thirty four crimes, but no one on Epstein's list has
even been brought to light. How is I'm trying to
figure out how that's possible, right, But.
Speaker 4: We're one we're wondering that too.
Speaker 3: Yep.
Speaker 19: It's almost like they're trying to protect those pedophiles for
some reason.
Speaker 2: I can't imagine why, right, yeah, why is this happening?
Speaker 1: Right?
Speaker 4: One year?
Speaker 2: One year later?
Speaker 4: Right here we are, Oh, it's weird.
Speaker 2: Steve Bannon is saying that the GOP could lose thirty
five to forty house seats if they do not fully
release the Epstein files.
Speaker 1: I don't know if that's true, but there's a lot
up for grabs, a lot of the grabs, and people
are I mean, there may be like two or three
people in our comments that are like, I don't care
about this.
Speaker 4: A lot of people do because they don't.
Speaker 1: They don't like being promised something and then not being
delivered to even if it's one, even if they've been
given all these other things. They're like, wait a second,
you told us you were going to do this thing,
and now you're lying to me, So now I don't
trust you on all these other things.
Speaker 4: You just can't do It's like a relationship.
Speaker 2: You know what I mean.
Speaker 4: You can't. You can't just do that to people.
Speaker 1: You can't be like, I'm gonna do this, I'm gonna
do this, I'm gonna do this. Oh no, I'm not
going to do it really right.
Speaker 2: And then worse, not only are you not going to
do it, I'm going to make you feel crazy for
even asking about it.
Speaker 22: Right.
Speaker 2: That makes it so much worse, absolute worse. Kelly also
says there's just really two possibilities here, and she describes
them as follows. Number one, there's no huge undisclosed there
there on Epstein, BONDI misled on it until she didn't.
And Trump is quick to forgive a loyal soldier for
being desperate to get on TV. Or there is a
scandal that's being covered up and it is at his direction.
At least if it's number one, he could acknowledge that
I just gay. You could up you guys, right, He
totally fix it.
Speaker 1: And then people are like, there are people here saying,
oh my god, she doesn't deserve to be fired for
one thing? Why not?
Speaker 2: Why not in any other.
Speaker 1: Job, if you fed it up this bad, you would
get fired that's true.
Speaker 2: And I you know what, I I don't even care
if she's fired. All I care about is that she's accountable,
which means getting in front of an interviewer, the press, whatever,
and answering freaking questions and stop hiding, because right now
she's hiding and that's not okay, right, Yeah, she does
great things, Listen, she might be doing a fine job
on all kinds.
Speaker 1: Of other I honestly so, I think it's number one.
I think it's totally number one. And I just think
he just wants everybody to get along and just he
wants to move forward, and he wants to focus on
the good.
Speaker 4: That's what I think.
Speaker 2: But I don't want this to impact the midterms or him,
because he's doing such a phenomenal job on all of
the other campaign promises and this, you know, to be fair,
this wasn't an official agenda item of his. It's just
something that his entire team talked about forever. But he
has fulfilled so many of his promises. He's on track
to fulfill more. And I am down, like I am
all in, but this has to be corrected.
Speaker 1: This has to be made well, right, It does for
all of us because I worry about the midterms. I
worry there, like you know, everybody here that's listening to
us right now, I think pretty much all most of us,
a giant percentage of us, would still vote conservative slash Republican.
But there are a lot of people out there who
see this and they're like, Nope, I can't.
Speaker 4: I can't do that. I'm done right, And I worry
about those people.
Speaker 1: It's already bad enough that it's going to be hard
enough to get people to get off their couches and
go vote. Yeah, but then if people are pissed off
about this that they are.
Speaker 2: I mean, I don't think if there's people in here
who don't believe that there's genuine outcry about this. Here's
a quick man on the Street montage about how people
are feeling about this issue. I do not agree with
the president.
Speaker 18: I do not agree.
Speaker 22: I actually do agree with the president.
Speaker 2: Unfortunately on this one.
Speaker 11: I don't think I agree with the president.
Speaker 6: I kind of signed it with bau Gino to tell
them the situation.
Speaker 2: I do not agree with the president.
Speaker 28: I think that Pam has brought a secretive energy to
the administration and that it is not a good look
for the president at all.
Speaker 16: As much as I like the president, I do think
that that is a little bit of mistrust put into
the people.
Speaker 20: I think there's a lot of instances where the president
should just keep his mouth closed and not give out
such opinions.
Speaker 9: She had come out in the past and said that
they had thousands of videos they were just to release,
and then all of a sudden, now they're saying, yeah,
there's nothing.
Speaker 17: I don't believe that Pambondi is being particularly effective in
terms of her leadership and governance when it comes to
the Epstein files.
Speaker 28: The women and children who were victims of this entire
scandal absolutely deserve the justice and at the very least
of the government making more of an effort to have
these files released and give the public answers.
Speaker 18: I trust the government as far as I can throw
the government, and that's not pretty far.
Speaker 1: He's there, right, I mean him and tight dress girl,
we're totally right.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's there's a lot of very dissatisfied people, and
this is an easy fix.
Speaker 13: You know.
Speaker 2: He just needs to not treat us like we're crazy
and we're children.
Speaker 4: We're not children.
Speaker 2: Yeah, exactly. All that to say, he still maintains support.
As you can see from Demani Felder, does Trump disappoint
me sometimes? Yes? Is it okay to say that yes?
Is he better overall for the country than any radical
leftist Yes? Yes. Will my maga hats stay on? Yes,
that's actually right without question.
Speaker 4: Yeah. Yeah.
Speaker 2: Carmine Sabilla saying similar things. You can support President Trump,
be maga and still demand the Epstein files. There is
no human being who can tell me what to care
about and what to move past, not the president or anyone,
because that would be a cult.
Speaker 4: Very true, very very true.
Speaker 2: Scott Adams very interesting perspective. This is what he said.
He wrote. If you see the Epstein story as a
crime story, which of course it is, you probably favor
maximum disclosure of everyone and everything involved, including innocent people,
like a typical court case. If you see the story
as something bigger, involving more than one nation, you might
see it as a commander in chief issue, meaning the
public is not meant to have the full story. Similar
to most national defense issues. We elect a president to decide,
in part what the public can safely see. Would you
favor full disclosure if you knew derail a peace negotiation,
would you favor full disclosure if you knew it would
end Republican control of Congress and plunge the country back
into a Democrat open border healthscape. If you can't say
what you would give up to get the full disclosure
you crave, you are not a serious person.
Speaker 4: But I see it. I see it as a crime story.
Speaker 1: So there's the difference between me and he's giving us
two scenarios. I do see it as a crime story.
I see the victims. That's what I see. I'm a
mother of girls. I see the victims. That's what I see.
Speaker 2: But what if it is what he says is a
much bigger world affecting issue, Well, then I don't.
Speaker 1: I think where I would probably push back on Scott
is that, you know, he's been transparent with so many
other things when it comes to world you know, when
it comes to foreign policy and things like that, he's
just been so transparent, So.
Speaker 2: Why not this right, especially when it was promised over
and over. An interesting twist on this Whoops I went
a little bit too far is that today today, July fourteenth, Monday,
is the deadline for Pam Bondi's DOJ to respond to
Glenn Maxwell's Supreme Court appeal. Apparently, this deadline has been
extended a couple times already, but today is a new
deadline for them to respond to her appeal. So that
puts an interesting twist into the whole story. I don't
know how they're going to respond to that, but it
is interesting, very interesting.
Speaker 4: It is interesting. Indeed. Yeah, I guess we'll be talking
about that tomorrow.
Speaker 2: I guess. So we'll see what happens. And then Trump
himself was asked about Bongino on the tarmac yesterday, and
here's what he said.
Speaker 18: Thanks, So I did.
Speaker 21: I spoke to him today, Dan Bongino, very good guy.
Speaker 4: I've done him a long time.
Speaker 18: I've done his.
Speaker 17: Show many many times, and he sounded terrific.
Speaker 4: Actually, no, I think he's in good shape.
Speaker 2: I have no idea what that means.
Speaker 1: I don't either. I don't know what that means either.
He's in good shape. He sounded terrific. Okay, So I
don't know what that means.
Speaker 2: I don't either, So I guess I'm I still don't
know what to make of Dan Bongino's taking the day
off suddenly on Friday. I mean, honestly, like maybe you
just had a doctor's appointment and everybody freaked out. It
could or could just be that, or it could be
the rumors were true and he's mad and maybe he
was thinking of leaving and they talked him off the ledge.
I don't know.
Speaker 1: He just needed a day that we needed a mental
health afternoon.
Speaker 2: All right, switching gears, we need to talk about how
psycho because, as you know, Daisy and I have not
been afraid to say that we are rather bigoted when
it comes to the radical Islam religion.
Speaker 4: Yeah, those people are freaking whack.
Speaker 1: I think we're like the last remaining conservatives that aren't
afraid to do that, or we're like, you know what
I mean, everybody else is so many people that are
on our side are just they're not that way, you
know what I mean?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean, I'm sorry, but there are some religions
that are better than others, and Islam is low on
the list of good religions. They just are Again I'm
being psychotic.
Speaker 4: I'm a mother of girls, So again with that whole thing.
Speaker 2: Right, and once you know it, one of the biggest
defenders and supporters of Zoran Mom Donnie is Linda Sarsour.
Remember Linda fran God.
Speaker 4: Yes, we've been talking about her forever.
Speaker 2: She's just gone away.
Speaker 4: She's still around doing things like she's.
Speaker 2: Doing things and saying things and being things. And her
latest diatribe was to talk about how happy she would
be to become a martyr.
Speaker 29: Oh, in Islam, we believe that when we are born,
the day that we die is already decreed. So the
opposition don't got power over my last date. So why
if I know that my day is gonna come regardless,
I'm not afraid of nobody taking me out.
Speaker 2: In fact, I would be honored to die a martyr.
Speaker 4: What is her accent? What is that?
Speaker 2: It's like, I don't, I don't know, I don't. She's
obviously from New York, I think. Also she's so she's
like bronxy but also kind of black. I don't.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I don't know what was going on there, Yeah,
I don't. I don't know.
Speaker 1: It was it was weird coming out of her face though,
like listening to that. She didn't used to sound like that.
Speaker 2: She used to actually have correct grammar, yeah, back in
the day, and now she just doesn't. She just doesn't care.
She don't care, As she says, she's just awful and
speaking of Mom Donnie. Chris Murphy, one of the most
ridiculous senators on the planet, is telling his fellow Democrats
that they need to be a big tent. He says,
it's weird that a big tent Democrat party wouldn't include
the guy who just handily won the Democratic primary in
the city with the most Democratic voters in America. And
I don't think it's weird at all that he wants
his big tent to include Commis who want to globalize
the Intifada. I think that seems just exactly what I
would expect of Chris Murphy. Totally tracks, totally tracks. And
then some idiot was trying to say that Chris Murphy
is underappreciated, and Chris Murphy retweeted it and said, hard agree,
God canoe.
Speaker 4: Right, this is the worst.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, under a painting, love me, love me.
He's so ridiculous. Also, there was a lot of controversy
swirling around the TPUSA event this weekend, largely because of
Tucker's appearance on it. There was also a really feisty
debate between Josh Hammer and Dave Smith, and lots of
people are mad at Charlie Kirk, right, now for platforming
some of these very anti Israel folks, and we'll get
into that, but before we do, I wanted to play
one really good moment that happened at the TPUSA event,
which was when an Iranian talked about his gratitude towards America.
His name is rid Van i Demir, and here is
a little bit of what he said.
Speaker 30: I was raised in an Islamic environment. I was raised
in a religious Muslim family, and I am what you
would call an ex Muslim. I was raised with the
idea that I should be loyal only to Islamisio religion.
I was raised with animosity, with hostility toward the West.
I was raised as an enemy of the United States
of America. Today I am standing here with a huge
American flag right in front of me, and and I
proudly and happily call myself an American.
Speaker 4: Bless him right right.
Speaker 1: God, bless him. I bet his parents are pissed.
Speaker 2: Remember when I made you watch Not Without my daughter
when we were in that hotel in DC. Yes, you
just have never seen that.
Speaker 1: It just enrages me that that movie just, oh God,
it just it just gives me the rage.
Speaker 4: It does.
Speaker 2: It's just you got to see it. It's a great movie.
It's old, it's like from the nineties.
Speaker 4: Yeah, so good, so good. And it's a true story.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's a true story, all right. So on to Tucker. Tucker, Tucker,
how do you describe Tucker?
Speaker 22: Here we go.
Speaker 4: I can't wait to hear this.
Speaker 2: Just he's you, guys, he's cuckoo right now. I don't
know what's going on with him. He is. Listen, It's
one thing for us to be mad at Trump for
the Epstein thing, right, we also appreciate that he's been
in office for six months and the amount of amazing
shit that he's gotten done is like, holy crap, It's right.
It sounds to me in this clip of Tucker that
he is dissatisfied with this first six months, like it's
just not good enough for him.
Speaker 4: Really, And I don't I just don't agree.
Speaker 2: We've got problems. I don't know that. Why is he
trying to? I feel like it's the left's job to
constantly denigrate America and point out our flaws and constantly
say how much we suck and beat a bunch Trump.
Speaker 13: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I don't expect that from our own side. And yet
here we are.
Speaker 16: They actually want long enough, and instead substitute things that
you claim they should want, like bombing rongh You know,
I mean, I'm not whatever. I'm not for a run
where you spend all day telling me that it's so
important that you know, boys not playing girls soccer teams. Ever,
I agree, I hate the training stuff. Passionately, I think
you should keep the boys off girls soccer teams.
Speaker 19: But I don't know.
Speaker 16: It kind of feels like you're feeding me appetizers. At
some point, I want to look around and see a
better country. I want to see a country I recognize.
I don't want to see people sleeping on the sidewalk.
My god, I don't see people oding on drugs. I
want to know where are those drugs coming from?
Speaker 19: Why can't you stop it?
Speaker 16: You've got the US military. Don't you have Seal Team six? Like,
what are they doing today? Don't you have Delta Force?
You could give me another segment about how impressive the
US military is. I believe you. Why aren't they employed
to make my country better? Why are my cities disgusting?
And I want to go there? It smells like weed
and haul all food, and you're lecturing me about how
it's a great moral victory that I kicked the boys
off the girls socks and good.
Speaker 2: I'm so glad.
Speaker 16: But let's do the real stuff, like making New York livable.
Speaker 1: Why is he screaming? He never screams like that. Why
is he being like that?
Speaker 2: I don't know. I don't know what's going on with him?
Really really weird.
Speaker 24: Pause.
Speaker 1: It is manopause. I think he's going through manopause too. Yeah,
it's really wow. It's like he's having a hot flash
and he's freaking and he's like, I need a fan,
I need a fan.
Speaker 2: And Dave Rubin I got called it out correctly. He
said Trump is doing all of these things the best
of his ability. You can't do everything at once, and
he had to dig us out of a hell of
a hole. Tucker exists now only to split the right
and help the left. And it feels like that to me.
Speaker 4: It is really really weird.
Speaker 1: It's a little sketch, like listen, six months, he said,
six months right with all the getting all the illegals
out of here is like the first step. He's like,
what it smells like weed and all food?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Okay, well okay, if that bothers you, and Okay, if
that bothers you, he's doing the best he can to
get all of the illegals out of here. I feel
like that and just the border being closed and having
zero come.
Speaker 4: In, that's a win to me. That's like the first win. Okay,
I live in Texas. To me, that's a win.
Speaker 1: I don't know where Tucker lives, assuming that he lives
in New England somewhere like in yeah, in main right, Okay,
It's maybe it's a little different up there, but here
the bleeding has stopped, like there's a tourniquet and now
we're starting to heal a little bit. It's gonna take
more than six months.
Speaker 2: It is like, can you cut him a little bit
of a break? No sale, Team six cannot get rid
of the hullal smell. Okay, I mean, just some of
the stuff that he's saying. That's not their job, right,
It's just it's so it's so unnecessarily lefty to criticize
the country to that degree when Trump is doing so
much of what he promised to do. It just takes
some time.
Speaker 1: Well, it's I don't dare say, dare I say that?
Sometimes I wonder is it just because there's just such
a hatred for Israel. You know, like these people are
a lot of these people are just on.
Speaker 4: This kick of I hate it so much.
Speaker 1: Okay, well, do you hate Israel more than you love
America at this point? Because like, just can we just
like think about America for a second and like what's
happening here? And things are getting better? But what was
what's the alternative? Tucker would have been better if if
Biden was I'm sorry, I Kamala was president, would it
be better?
Speaker 4: Do you think it'd be better? Because nothing would be better.
Speaker 1: I assure you I am one hundred and fifty percent
positive that nothing would be better. Everything would be way worse.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I just I don't know why we need this on
our side right now, you know what I mean. I
just don't understand that. Ian Hayworth also making similar criticism.
He says, you're not a serious person if you think
Tucker Carlson, who is harder on Ted Cruz than the
president of the country that has a hit out on
the President of the United States Iran, is America first.
Tucker Carlson isn't just Tucker first, he is Tucker only.
And then he went on this other rant about Bill Ackman,
who also happens to be Jewish. I'm sure that's unrelated.
Tucker is like super mad that Bill Ackman is a billionaire.
Bill Ackman responded on Twitter with an entire life story
of how he made his billions, all completely legit. The
fact that Tucker and he says it to himself, but
he's like, oh, I'll we call the socialist with a
crazy laugh. He he does. He sounds bitter and angry
and weird about this guy having money and why is
he picking on him? It's because it's related to Israel.
I was just like, what.
Speaker 4: I'm doing at some point you made enough money? Yeah,
what is that like?
Speaker 2: What is this?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 16: Particularly galling in the case of Jeffrey Epstein and the
whole constellation of people around Jeffrey Epstein, all of whom
seem to be getting away with scams. And how do
you know they're getting away with scams? I'll tell you
how because they're useless and they're rich. So how do
you come to a place where some of the least impressive,
most useless people who have no actual skills become billionaires?
How's that legitimate? And by the way, if you ask
this question, at least in Washington, it's like, oh, well,
it sounds like you're a socialist. Sounds like socialism. Okay,
I'm a socialist now, all right? I was a Katari
agent or a bigot.
Speaker 7: No, I'm a.
Speaker 16: Socialist, all right. Leaving aside my committed socialism, can you
answer the question, how did Bill Ackman get billion dollars?
Bill Ackman a pretty impressive guy.
Speaker 1: I know Bill Ackman. No.
Speaker 16: Bill Ackman's like well connected and super aggressive.
Speaker 5: That's it.
Speaker 16: And I think, you know, well connected, super aggressive people
deserve a fair living like everybody else. But if you're
accruing nine million dollars just because you're willing to do anything,
I don't know why we have to pretend that's good.
Speaker 4: You guys, listen, what is happening.
Speaker 1: It's like when you start question Kylie Jenner is a billionaire, okay,
Like what is she some sort of brilliant like mensa candidate. No,
she's a freaking moron, okay, who basically shows her goods.
She's a billionaire. Am I happy that she's a billionaire?
I mean, I look at her and I'm liked. I
can't believe she's a billionaire. She's a billionaire at like
nineteen years old for being Kylie Jenner, you know.
Speaker 2: What I mean. But it's legitimate, but we not earned.
Speaker 1: This is what happens in America. That's what makes America awesome.
If you want to go out there and be a billionaire,
go do whatever you gotta do to be a billionaire.
Speaker 4: I love that.
Speaker 1: I think that's great. We shouldn't be demonizing that, especially
on the right.
Speaker 2: Like I just that's what floored me, is like anybody
on the left could have easily just given that same
exact speech.
Speaker 4: What totally doing.
Speaker 2: I just it's just bizarre. Speaking of Tucker, he had
on George Santos, who I thought was already in jail,
but yet he I guess it's later this month that
he goes to jail. He cannot stop tweeting and showing
up on TV shows, and so he was on with
Tucker because of course Tucker would platform George Santos. I mean,
of course, right, and he is scared, legitimately scared that
he may not ever come out of jail alive.
Speaker 11: Here he is, Tucker, can I be honest with you,
will I don't know that I survive it. They're putting
me in a violent prison. It's a medium facility. I'm
not a street wise guy. I don't know how to fight.
I'm a gay man. We statistics tell you what happens
to gay men in prison. I don't know that I
survive this. I'm being honest. I mean, I can't change that.
It's sad. You know I have a family I have.
Are you serious? I'm genuinely serious to you. People think
I'm exaggerating when I say this. I've never had to
fight a day in my life. I grew up in
a very sheltered life apartment kid in New York City.
I don't have wilderness. I mean, my experience in wilderness,
let's call it. I like skiing, you know, but it's
just not me. I'm not that guy. I don't know
that I survived this. I mean, I am This could
be very much my last interview. And I'm not trying
to be over dramatic here. I'm just being honest with you.
I look at this as practically a death sentence to
what could occur to me. And we've seen this. It's
not like I'm saying something out of you ordin area.
Speaker 3: I'm not.
Speaker 11: I'm not built for this.
Speaker 1: I actually don't begrudge him for saying those things. At
least he's honest. No, No, he's honest. He's like scared, right,
I'm not street smart, I'm completely coddled. I'm a baby,
I'm a I'm a very I'm a I'm a gay
man that listen, not all gay men are like that.
But he's like, I'm a gay dude that's gonna like
go into prison and I don't know how to fight,
and you can tell he doesn't.
Speaker 4: He's kind of weak. He's soft. He's very very soft.
Speaker 1: And so, I mean, at least he's self reflective, he's
self aware.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I don't know if he's self aware enough though
about actually feeling any kind of remorse about all the horrible,
rotten things that he did. And he swindled people out
of a lot of money, totally lied about a lot
of things he stole. I mean, he's he's not he's
a garbage person.
Speaker 4: He's a garbage person. But so but so with Nancy Pelosi.
Speaker 2: Totally and so. And I think his sentence is an
entirely right.
Speaker 1: I mean, there's exactly so. I mean I look at
his case and I think Okay, he's a garbage person,
But there are so many garbage people that are walking
around eating fourteen dollars ice cream from their twenty four
thousand dollars fridges.
Speaker 4: You know what I mean?
Speaker 1: That we paid for so and she's it's all because
of insider trading. I mean, I just had a conversation
with my daughter about this the other day. We were
talking about stocks. So she's super interested in stocks, and
I'm like, you just got to follow Nancy Pelosi.
Speaker 4: Who's that.
Speaker 1: I'll tell you. It's like, what why because they get
to cheat? Why do they get to cheat? Well, because
they're above the law, honey, that's how it works, you
know what I mean.
Speaker 4: I mean, this is the thing.
Speaker 1: So there are a lot of garbage people. But at
least he's a little, like a tiny bit self aware.
I guess we'll see what happens to him.
Speaker 2: Yeah, So I don't know when he's going to jail,
I really because remember, like it was last week where
I thought that was his last tweet before jail was
him saying I'm not gonna kill myself, I'm not suicidal
and all that stuff, and then he's been tweeting ever since.
So I don't know when he's going. I think it's
sometime this month. Yeah, last week we made fun a
lot of fun of Gavin Newsom and all of the
hand dancing, remember right, a lot of hand dancing hand
and super fan said, made like an actual hand give
video that we posted on our Twitter account. You should
see it if you haven't yet. But apparently I was
unaware of this. He Gavin Newsom did the Sean Ryan
podcast and also not only hand dances, but hand pianos
like he also does this when it's completely uncalled for.
Here is an example.
Speaker 27: And then basically, take your kid if you're against gender
affirming care.
Speaker 2: Yeah, there's some there's some nuanced language and yeah.
Speaker 4: The language to take with that, man, you gonna take
your kid? Twiggling the ivories? What a weirdod a weirdo.
Speaker 2: He's weird, he's super weird. Also, we mentioned last week
the Superman movie and how the director what was it
his brother was coming out and saying, yes, Superman's an
immigran whatever woke. Yeah, but I guess a lot of
people have seen it and have enjoyed it. And now
James Gunn, who is the actual director, has filed like
a billion dollar lawsuit against Donald Trump because of this picture.
Speaker 4: So, oh my god, we.
Speaker 2: Real it is a one billion dollar lawsuit saying that
they had unauthorized use the White House and Donald Trump
of the Superman poster because it portrayed Donald Trump as
a superhero and that damaged their brand.
Speaker 1: I say, okay, I'm sure it really damaged your brand. Dude,
like this, what is this like to the eighteenth Superman movie?
I know, maybe you should be more original, James Gunn.
Speaker 2: It's a freaking meme. Are we really doing? Seriously? Are
we meme? Are we like making memes?
Speaker 6: Yeppy?
Speaker 7: Right?
Speaker 2: Issues?
Speaker 31: Now?
Speaker 1: Can we just not abeliate? These people are so teds
ridden but hurt. His brother is like the worst. But
this wasn't this guy Like, isn't he like the pedophilia guy?
Speaker 2: Isn't he?
Speaker 1: Isn't he the guy that, yeah there was some isn't
he You guys will have to like correct me if
I'm wrong? But isn't he the guy that there was
some things that he tweeted about like little kids that
were not okay? And I, oh, I don't know, Yeah,
you can go down the rabbit hole. I think this
he's just weird, like he and his brother need to
probably not.
Speaker 2: Just don't anyway, that's happening. Also, a couple of lesbians
went to a bookstore and checked out some of the
books on available in the store for eighty bitty kids,
and we're absolutely horrified. Keep in mind they are lesbians.
And even they were like, this is not okay. Yeah,
this is jumping so many sharks here they are.
Speaker 31: Okay, we're gay, but we're in Barnes and Nobles and
there's a kid's book section, a gay kid's book section.
Speaker 22: And this shit is crazy.
Speaker 1: Look at those.
Speaker 22: Okay, is the gaby Seas right? Bye bye binary, bye by?
Binary with a mohawk on a baby? Gab Sees, you're
not ready.
Speaker 4: Okay, you're not ready.
Speaker 22: What A is for arrow and ace B is for by?
This is crazy. We're gay, but this is crazy. What
for a baby? My okays for equality, We'll take that.
Speaker 2: F is for family.
Speaker 22: Okay, we're getting better. Okay, why did it start so crazy?
Just it got better? I asked for intersex. It's pushing
it for a baby.
Speaker 4: This is pushing it. Of course, a mohawk on a baby.
Speaker 2: In our sex. You're gonna teach the word intersex to
an infant. What is even happening?
Speaker 4: Liberals? Liberals are happening? Oh my god.
Speaker 2: Well, and speaking of liberals, I think it was you
sent this clip of some slute psycho. They are literally
insane and utterly unfamiliar with how that world app actually operates.
Case in points.
Speaker 3: Don't you understand if we have another civil war, all
the Blue states will control all the fresh water. You
guys don't think this shit through, do you.
Speaker 2: Okay, we don't think the shit through.
Speaker 1: Yeah, she's so, she's threatening our water supply. That crazy
bitch is threatening our water supply. Like, but listen, they're fine,
They're totally they're fine. You guys are doing okay over there,
they're doing fine.
Speaker 2: Hey, Cuckoo is right. But I'm happy to report that
there is hope and lots of these walk away You know,
you can watch walk away stories all day long. This
one caught my eye. I just liked it, and I
thought it would share, especially after showing you that last one.
So here she is.
Speaker 31: By the way, if you have like a family member
or a child or something that's really far gone, there's
still hope. Because I used to be, for lack of
better term, back crazy like everything you see them crying, screaming,
whining about now, like basically saying, like America stores country
in the world and abolished ice and all of this
lunacy that you're seeing now, that was me. Anybody that
I didn't agree with or that was on the right
was automatically racist, homophobic, a big a fascist, xenophobic, whatever
you name it. I called them the name I cut
off family members, which I have since prepared those relationships
and apologized and realized and righted my wrong. But the
point is there's always hope that one day they'll wake up.
I did, and now, like everyone now right now there's
toting that Fourth of July is canceled. I will be
on the beach for the four to July with my
American flag tent with hot dogs, blasting Toby Keith, loving
America and celebrating. And I've become immune to any of
the hate from the liberals because I was them at
one point, and I was absolutely miserable and hated every
second of my life while I was in that mindset.
So I don't really give it much thought or much credit,
because you know, whatever you do, you and I do me.
Speaker 2: And I wonder if that's what it was.
Speaker 1: If she just got so sick and tired of being
sick and tired and miserable.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, that's what it was.
Speaker 1: And she was just like, Okay, I'm done, but I
wonder what the That's the thing I was waiting to hear,
was what the turning point was. Yeah, there are so
many people that are so miserable. I mean, maybe it
was the whole Biden cover up thing. It could have
been like she had just seen what's going.
Speaker 2: On, you know what I mean. Yeah, you never know
what's Like.
Speaker 1: Our friend Xavier, you know that's over. Yeah, and he
and he was a liberal and so his and his
story is kind of like that too, where it's just
like he started doing more research about like trying to
argue with conservatives and he was like and then I
started realizing that I couldn't. I couldn't, you know it,
because these things were all very wrong. And so that's
why it's just always interesting to see what people's journey is.
Speaker 2: It's nice to feel like there could be some hope.
So if you have a person in your life that
you're like, yeah, man, this person's far gone, there is
always hope.
Speaker 4: There's hope.
Speaker 2: Now that I'm getting older, when it's time to shop,
I gotta admit it's not as fun as it used
to be, mainly because I don't want to waste money
on pieces I'll only wear once or for just one season.
Buying every last trend is just not.
Speaker 4: My thing, I know, And this is why Quent's is
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And I absolutely love that linen dress you just bought
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Speaker 4: I love them so much.
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Speaker 4: I feel like I've.
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Speaker 2: My dress is one hundred percent European linen, It's washable,
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Speaker 2: All right, let's get to you some of my pillow talks.
This one you sent me, which I absolutely loved about
God making celery was hard.
Speaker 18: And crunchy and made out of hair. I'm sorry, what.
Speaker 11: The water's all right?
Speaker 23: No? No, no, no, why not? We can make it
out of hair and make it crunchy. That'll sound you
he crunch you water out of hair. I just want
the water to be worse.
Speaker 2: I want the water.
Speaker 18: I want it to be harder to get the water
there's already, so you gotta chew it. But it's not
cold like ice. I want it to be just like
room temperature. Green water that's stringy, And what the fuck
you doing? Don't what do you do?
Speaker 19: I don't get what?
Speaker 18: It's dental floss water? I no, we give the water
funno synthesis, and then we serve it with buffalo wing?
Speaker 4: Why with buffalo wing?
Speaker 1: And carrot?
Speaker 2: Why?
Speaker 4: Why? I don't know why?
Speaker 23: And carrot?
Speaker 18: But we do we serve it with buffalo and carrot,
and no one eat the carrot, and no one eat
the green stick hard water. No one like it, but
it's good. And then we want it with the buffalo.
Speaker 1: Why the photosynthesis water?
Speaker 4: That's what it is. It's so great.
Speaker 2: It's just crunchy wet hair, That's what it is.
Speaker 1: Why there's so many questions for God? You know there's
gonna be a lot of questions for God.
Speaker 2: And then also, did you know that when rescue organizations
or whatever raise or take care of baby bats, because
you know I love a baby bath. Yeah, bye puppies.
Speaker 4: So they have baby bat passive fires. They do not
cog they do you got it?
Speaker 2: Ap Oh my.
Speaker 4: God, look at that sweet little nugget.
Speaker 2: Is that not the cutest thing you ever said?
Speaker 1: They really are precious, aren't they. People are so afraid
of bats, but they're so cute.
Speaker 2: I know, I love that.
Speaker 4: I just love that so much.
Speaker 1: Okay, Aaron Kreeger. Tom Homan is such a bad ass
that it makes me question my sexuality. Take my gay money,
and I love it so much.
Speaker 4: It's so great.
Speaker 1: Empty New Subby would love to hear thoughts on Tucker's
TPUSA subversion. He's trying to undermine Trumpet. People don't see it.
Oh Me Malik, puppet, I don't understand.
Speaker 2: Did she say that?
Speaker 19: Like?
Speaker 2: I think she was at seventy five am.
Speaker 1: It was okay, Yeah, it was like an hour more
than an hour ago. Yeah, before we talked about it.
Empt Rid Van love him. Yes, his parents disowned him,
but it's okay. He's now a child of Christ.
Speaker 2: Yeah, did they really disown him?
Speaker 18: On?
Speaker 4: I feel like that's the thing.
Speaker 1: I mean, I feel like that's just unacceptable when you
are raised like that and you're raised to hate America. Yeah,
I feel like they're going to probably disown him. But
you're right, he is a child of Christ. So that's
and he's welcome.
Speaker 2: Thank you for subbing, MT. We're glad to have you.
Speaker 1: Yeah, uh huh MT again Tucker's Iranian founder, Ohmeed Malik
hates Israel. I think there's a lot of people on
our side right now that hate Israel, and it's just
really weird to me.
Speaker 4: It's very very bizarre. Our Nurm.
Speaker 1: George Santos, Can I be honest with you, Tucker Carlson,
Why change now?
Speaker 2: Bo Mama?
Speaker 13: Ate?
Speaker 1: Are we sure that it's that it's Tucker. Close your
eye and listen. It's not Tucker. It's Bobby Bear. He
was very screen so mad. I don't think I've ever
seen him scream like that. That's why I was. I
was very taken aback by that. Cliff empty it's a
dog whistle. Jew's money interest rates a Mead Malik Iranian,
the main founder of his show, is a billionaire.
Speaker 4: The Kataris are billionaires.
Speaker 1: Yeah, billionaires are bad unless they're the billionaires you like.
Speaker 2: Correct, it's exactly right.
Speaker 1: Team media publishing cats are freaks. Ours will only drink
water out of a now geen bottle.
Speaker 2: I don't even know what that is.
Speaker 1: I don't either, I don't know what a now geen
bottle is. That's so interesting though, very deep there. Diva ish,
aren't they? Very Speaking of divas, Bear would not go
outside this morning to go to the bathroom. So I'm
gonna say is because of the rain. He hates the rain.
You guys, he talked about a diva. He's like, I can't,
So what's he gonna like?
Speaker 2: Doesn't he have to go?
Speaker 4: Eventually?
Speaker 1: He's gonna have to because he can't go in the house.
So I'm like, dude, you gotta go outside and go
So I've tried like fourteen times.
Speaker 2: We're gonna have to take an umbrella out with you.
Speaker 1: I mean, he just is a diva when it comes
to going outside.
Speaker 4: So we'll see what happens with them. The other dogs
are like whoa.
Speaker 2: When they're out there. Maybe you can get them a
little raincoat.
Speaker 4: That would be cute.
Speaker 1: I may have to do that, or like a little
just a little umbrella that goes over his head or something.
Speaker 4: Yeah, bless him so spoiled. So all right, everybody's.
Speaker 2: Bringing it in.
Speaker 17: Everybody bringing in.
Speaker 1: Everybody has a fantastic Monday, and we will talk to
you tomorrow.
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