Speaker 1: Good morning everybody. Hello, Happy Monday.
Speaker 2: We're doing this morning mock.
Speaker 1: Okay, a happy Holy Week. First of all, this Holy
week this week. Very excited about that. I love Easter
so much. You guys have no idea how much I
love Easter.
Speaker 3: I do.
Speaker 1: And it's not just because of the chocolate. Let me
tell you what's coming up on the show today. Governor
Shapiro's home set on fire.
Speaker 2: Bill Maher.
Speaker 1: He recaps his Trump meeting. Very excited to talk about that.
People are freaking out over real id and Governor Phittmer
theasteral Queen.
Speaker 2: She hides in sheen. She does that.
Speaker 1: All that and so much more coming up on the
show today.
Speaker 2: I am post tired. How do you acting like the
people of the fate of indiem or the city of
Indian Apple. You do not think for me or anyone
I know.
Speaker 4: That was the YouTube jerk Jerk.
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Speaker 2: Victoria's leg mack. You got some splining to do. She
had a morning. Yeah, this was not a good morning,
you guys. So we were ready to go. We were
in pre show. We were chatting it up and all
was well. But slightly before Amy, Joe and I connected,
I did I did hear from t Bone, my son,
my older son who's still in Indianapolis. The one was
cerebral palsy. I did hear from his house manager that
he was on his way to the hospital because he
was having trouble breathing and just was having some issues,
which is not uncommon on its own, that is not
a huge deal on its own. He's believing he's had
a lot of hospital visits. But once he got to
the hospital about what was it, fifteen minutes before we
were supposed to go live is when the.
Speaker 1: Doctor called, nearly ten minutes before. Ten minutes before.
Speaker 2: So all of a sudden, I get a call from
the hospital and this doctor from the er said that
Thomas had just arrived via ambulance, that he was in distress,
that he could not breathe, that he likely had pneumonia,
and that I needed to get there as soon as possible,
and that more than you know, they talked about ventilating him,
which I was absolutely opposed to unless it saves his life,
and they said it likely wouldn't, and so they said,
you need to get here as quickly as you can,
and so I dropped everything and we started driving Indianapolis,
which is about a thirteen hour drive. And so that
was terrifying. And Daisy heard the entire conversation because I
was sitting right here, and that doctor said it was
he was.
Speaker 1: Dying like that, Yeah, they did. He did say that.
He absolutely said the first doctor said he The first
doctor said that to her, and I was like, oh
my god, Okay.
Speaker 2: So she was.
Speaker 1: She hung up the phone and she said, I gotta go,
and obviously she was hysterical, you guys. So then I
so then I went into the whole Okay, let's figure
out what we're going to do today. Obviously we're not
going to have a show today. But I just figured,
you know, i'd have a show for a day or two,
and then you know, i'd go meet her and Indy,
you know, And and now he's doing a little bit better.
Speaker 2: I so, yeah, So I'm sobbing like all the way.
We get about an hour out of town, and I'm
checking in with his house manager, who got to the
hospital shortly after the ambulance. He had not heard what
I had heard from that doctor. So when he gets there,
you know, he facetimes me so I can see Thomas,
and he looked sick, but he didn't look any sicker
than he ever has on any of his other hospital visits.
They did have him hooked up to a seapap so
he could get his oxygenation levels back in his blood,
and you know, he looked not well, but like not
like he was dying, right, And so I was I
couldn't understand what was even how opening. And then I
was just like, wait, should we be going? Should I
is this because it's going to take us thirteen hours
to get there, right. I had looked at flights. The
flights that were available today would have gotten me in
like an hour earlier than driving would have. So it
just didn't make sense. We were either going to drive
or not drive. And so I they kept me apprized.
And then a second doctor called when we were about
an hour in to the drive and said things are
not as dire. He does not have pneumonia. His chest
is clear, but he does have some sort of a
bad infection that's raging, that is causing everything to be
it's causing his breathing to be labored. He's likely septic,
and so we just need to pound him with, you know,
a lot of antibiotics. He's I mean, I know that
sounds really scary, but he's actually motored through sepsis before.
Oh my gosh, yeahier than this before.
Speaker 1: He's motored through He's motored through so many things before.
You guys, like, this kid is a rock star. It's unbelievable.
Thomas has gone through with the smile on his face. Yeah,
And so you know.
Speaker 2: The last you know, I've obviously been talking to his
house manager constantly. The latest news is that his vitals
are stabilizing, he's very comfortable, he's sleeping, they're gonna they're
just keeping him on fluids right now, and he's in ICEU.
And then his caregiver that we had back in Indianapolis
for probably well most of his life, Jamie, she's gonna
be visiting him this afternoon. But Trey, his house manager,
is there all day, so he's he's got people around
him that care for him, and they're just gonna let
me know. So if for any reason, you all of
a sudden see me leave today's show, it's because I'm
getting a call from the hospital. So just understand if
that happens, I'm going to leave the room really quickly
and then I'll report back, you know. And I know
that there's an early early flight tomorrow if I need
to go, But I'm I'm feeling very hopeful and very
optimistic that I won't need to go, that he's going
to power through this like he always does so and
so far all the signs are pointing in that direction.
So that's what I'm going with. It's just been I
think the er doc. I'm trying to show some grace,
but even though it's hard, but that first doctor, you know,
talking about he didn't know him, no him, and just
saying things that were that dire was super alarming. And
I should have just taken a beat and realized that
they didn't know, they don't know Thomas, and they were
just assuming the worst, not realizing that he's been able
to power through a lot of this stuff before.
Speaker 1: So I still kind of want to punch him in
the face a little bit, though I.
Speaker 2: Know I kind of do too, not that we can
do violence.
Speaker 1: Wish would never condone violence on the show, but a
little swift kick in the nads would make me feel better.
Speaker 2: I don't know about Mock. This makes me. It has
been a morning, you guys, and it's it's probably going
to be a day, I would imagine. I don't know.
I'm just I'm just waiting to hear more and then
we'll keep you guys posted. But that's but that's going on.
Speaker 1: Prayer works, So the prayers are welcome for Mock and
for Thomas and for Thomas. Right, and we'll see, we'll
see what happens. Right, We'll see what happens.
Speaker 2: But he is a man.
Speaker 1: That kid is a rock start guys. I'm not even
kidding when I say that he's Trooper.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he really really is. So anyway, uh there we
you know, the show that we're gonna that we have
ready for you is the show as of what was
happening at around seven this morning, three hours ago. It's right.
So if there's a bunch of new breaking news from
this morning, I know, for example, that we're going to
talk about the chicks that went up to space, and
that they already did that. We were going to tell
you about it before they actually went up to space.
But now they've gone to space, they've safely returned. We'll
get to that in just a little bit, even though
the that could be a little bit outdated, but we
will bring you all the news. And I'm sorry that
I look the way that I do, but hopefully you
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get to some news, shall we here with you? Yes,
probably not a lot of people are into golf, but
there was a big deal golf story that we probably
need to talk about for the people that are into golf,
and that is the reason for my name today. Mickelroy
is what I named myself. But Rory McElroy won the Masters.
It was a big big deal to people like my
husband who watches religiously, and it was a really neat moment.
This is his seventeenth try. I guess that he's tried
to and this has been yeah, only seventeenth try, and
he has just had struggle after struggle about winning this
particular tournament. And so we'll just show you his reaction
right when he knew he won over not Bloy. That's
his masterpiece.
Speaker 1: God bless, I mean, he can't not be happy for him, right,
Oh my gosh, it's amazing.
Speaker 2: Step venteen tries. I never give up. Never. That is
just a testament right there. That's fantastic, What a blessing.
I didn't know.
Speaker 1: I didn't know he had tried that many times.
Speaker 2: I don't know the guy.
Speaker 1: I have no idea who he is personally, don't care.
Seventeen tries, that's pretty impressive.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and so he's one of I guess six he's
either the sixth or seventh person. I think sixth. When
the Grand Slam, which is like three different titles that
I the Master.
Speaker 1: Like two other things, I don't know what it's open
or whatever. I don't know something like that. I'm not
a golf person.
Speaker 5: I don't know.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean my husband is into all of that,
and so he was watching intently and and you know
when it's something like that, when you hear, oh my god,
this is going to be such a big deal if
he wins, because because Ron was even saying, you know,
I'm really worried if he doesn't win this one, he
will like seriously want to unlive himself, like that's how
much this is a big deal. And I was like,
that's crazy, Like that is lunacy if that if you
really mean it, I think he was exaggerating, but that's still,
that's still it's been born in his side.
Speaker 3: Man.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, incredible. And then I saw this morning the
cutest thing ever and that is a clip of Rory
when he was nine and he was on a talk
show because he was always already like sort of this prodigy, right, yes,
is adorable when you canculate when the weather's really bad.
Speaker 6: I know that you practice in the house, don't you,
And tell us how you practiceing the heuse?
Speaker 5: How do you do?
Speaker 2: Let's not putting your practice pitching nice?
Speaker 7: How do you do?
Speaker 3: I tipped abls into the mum's washing machine.
Speaker 7: Along the hall and through the kitchen door into your
mum's washing machine.
Speaker 3: Yes, a full set of skills, that is a door
washing machine comes along a little smile cuty.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, that boy.
Speaker 3: I imagine the show, a.
Speaker 1: Little irish, little irishman.
Speaker 2: What a cuty, Oh my god, just so freaking cute man,
so cute. So anyway, that was a neat story that happened.
It is a neat story. Yeah, for those people who
are asking what happened to me this morning, you're gonna
need to rewind because we just went through the whole day.
It was like seven minutes. Yeah, So be sure to
catch up on that in a little bit. In other
sort of headlining news, Kim Reynolds apparently is not going
to be seeking reelection as the governor of Iowa. She
says she wants to spend more time with her family. Okay,
So that is that, all right. And then the other
big thing that happened over the weekend is just absolutely awful,
and that is that some idiot tried to set Josh
Shapiro's home on fire while he and his family were
sleeping inside of it, and they thankfully were evacuated. And
now we are starting to learn more about the arsonist
and so here is a news story about that psychopathy.
Speaker 8: We have as the colonel indicate, Cody Bomber is in custody.
We are preparing a criminal complaint to charge him. This
is not a record yet, but the charge is willing
include attempted murder, terrorism, aggravated arson, and aggravated assault against
an enumerated person. These are all very serious charges, as
with any charges, the defendants presumed innocent. We will file
those charges within the next several hours, and we will
include a probable cause affidavit, which will detail the basis
for this arrest.
Speaker 3: I can't and I give you a.
Speaker 8: Lot of details because it won't be of record. I
can only give you the charges, but the criminal complaint
and the Affidavid will detail that further this very day.
Speaker 2: Okay, I have a question real quickly.
Speaker 1: In that picture you were showing of the arsonists, which
one was him was? Honestly, I can't tell.
Speaker 2: I think it was the dude in the hoodie.
Speaker 1: That's okay, said that, yeah, because they both look like
dudes to me, So I couldn't tell which one it
was the person in the hoodie. Okay, And so are
we considering this a hate crime? I?
Speaker 2: Well, apparently there's mixed reports, and I'm sure there's even
been more this morning that I just haven't learned yet
because I was otherwise occupied. But I've seen reports that
he's some psycho socialists. I've also seen reports that he
was really super anti Biden. I've seen reports that he
was mad, specifically at Josh Shapiro because of some like
some of his property was sold off in an auction.
I've heard all kinds of stuff. None of that is confirmed.
There's just that's what's floating around right now, and so
I don't know that.
Speaker 1: I also heard that if he would have gotten hold
of him, he would have killed him with the hammer.
Oh my god, because he's a complete lunatic. He's a psychopath.
Speaker 2: Well, and what's crazy is that, like I saw last night,
one of those Crassenstein brothers, those idiotic Cressenstein brothers, and
I saw this not just from them, but a lot
of Democrats were like, so, where where are all of
the right wing folks who are upset about Tesla attacks?
Where are they on this issue? And I'm like, we're
all right here reporting on it, you idiots. Nobody is
not talking about it. So all the all the Democrats
who are like, you know, this political violence is unacceptable,
they have been silent about Tesla attacks. Right, We're not
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Of course, course it's wrong. Of course we're not silent
about it. Oh my god. Yeah, it's just unbelievable. I
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much damage actually happened? Like it's they are so lucky
that they got out. I mean, this is absolutely horrific.
Oh my god, what in the world. Yeah, that's just terrible, right,
I mean, this is absolutely often And they show I
think at the very end of this montage, they show
Josh Shapiro, like, you know, observing the damage and just
kind of assessing the damage. It's just horrendous, Like how
much stuff got ruined?
Speaker 1: Were they they weren't? Were they in the house when
the fire started and they just.
Speaker 2: Got they were sleeping and I don't they were evacuated.
I don't know the I don't know exactly how they
were alerted. I'm sure that there were smoke alarms or
whatever and they got out. But yeah, wow, I mean,
what a what is wrong with people?
Speaker 9: You know?
Speaker 1: Yeah, wrong with everybody? A lot, there's a lot wrong
down there's a lot wrong with people. Well, my thing is,
how did he get close enough to be able to
do this? That's a great question, you know, I mean,
a really good question. I feel like these you know,
governors and whatnot. They have security teams, you know. You
and I we were friends with the Indie governor and
I remember going on a weekend, like a girl's weekend
with the first Lady of Indiana and they were see
we had there were guys that were parked right outside
where we were sleeping, and I remember we joked about it.
We were like, we have never been safer than on
this girl's weekend right now, because there were dudes in
cars with guns.
Speaker 2: Like right outside of where we were sleeping. And so
that's probably why they were evacuated so quickly. I'm guessing
is because Secret Service was there to alert them, you know.
Speaker 1: But I mean, it's like it makes you wonder how
they how we even set the fire, you know. That's
what I don't understand it because those places are usually
locked down.
Speaker 2: So yeah, it's pretty nice, absolutely horrendous. So I guess
that the chick who went up in space if you
haven't heard about this, chicks went up in space today
through that Jeff Bezos capsule chocks in space Blue Origin
Blue Origin the NS thirteen rocket. They went up to
space this morning for an eleven minute journey. They safely landed,
so they are back on Earth and this is all
kind of ridiculous. But and the only reason I say
that not to knock anybody that's gone up to do
this trip before. It's pretty cool, I guess if you're
into that sort of thing. But it all kind of
seems like a big fashion show. And the reason, yeah,
they were, and they were riding in a dong. Let's
just get real. Did you see it?
Speaker 1: It was like it was like a big I'm not
trying to be crass, it's look at it.
Speaker 2: It's like it looks it's a big foulon structure. Did
you see it. I don't know if it's in this
little video that you're about to see or not, but
because really, what the video announcing this whole thing, it
was mostly about the fashion. I'm not making that up.
Check this out.
Speaker 10: Katy Perry, Lauren Sanchez, and Gail King are suiting up
for history. They're part of the first all female space
crew since nineteen sixty three. The eleven minute flight launches Monday,
April fourteenth from West Texas as part of Blue Origin's
new Shepherd program. Lauren, who's engaged to Jeff Bezos, helped
design the custom body Consuits with Fernando Garcia and Laura Kim,
the co founders of Mons and creative directors at Oscar
de Lorenta, who designed her twenty twenty four met Galiluk.
Speaker 8: Wilber crump Hey.
Speaker 11: That's for sure.
Speaker 10: The crew even decided on the underwear brand Kim Kardashian's skims.
Also on board ex NASA rocket scientist Aisha Bo, civil
rights activist Amanda Muyens, and producer Terry and Flynn. One
small step for women, One stylish leap for humankind?
Speaker 2: Really is it?
Speaker 1: I mean girls who are actually in stem, like my daughter,
are rolling their eyes at this.
Speaker 2: They're just like, seriously, is it? Is it a big
step for women? Is it?
Speaker 1: There's I saw this guy I think it's like his
name is Ultra Grizzly Biker Dad on Twitter, and he
was like he was like, female astronauts, Houston, we have
a problem now.
Speaker 2: Is like, what's wrong?
Speaker 1: No, nothing, nothing, We're fine, fine, We're fine, We're fine
because women, Yeah, I just but seriously, think about it,
like all the fashion, all the look their boot cut,
they're this, they're that. It's like Oscar Day. It just
makes women look yeah.
Speaker 2: It's report on Daily Mail was like, and Katie Perry
sang a song while they were on their journey, and
I'm just like, this was embarrassing. I kissed a girl.
Is that what she's saying? Stood up? No, she actually
sang what a wonderful world? But still, you know the
whole thing. It's just you speaking of things taking flight.
There was an interesting moment that happened over the weekend
with Peter Juicy, who is uh, you know, reporting from
the White House to the folks at Fox and Friends,
and a bird absolutely attacked him and I thought it
was hilarious.
Speaker 3: Appreciate your hair standing up now.
Speaker 12: I mean you got the hair though.
Speaker 3: Probably so dirty.
Speaker 1: You remember w went to that lunch and that giant
bird like insect flew into my eye.
Speaker 2: Oh my god. And it was like we thought at
the time that it was like this big deal lunch
where we were meeting with the governor and like his
aids and stuff. This is before we were like super
tight with them. So we're at this outdoor lunch and
she you guys, if a bug like the tiniest bug
could have flown in my eye and the table would
have been flipped over, dishes everywhere, Daisy gets a literal
bird size bug. It was just like and then just
kept right on eating.
Speaker 1: It was I wasn't gonna let anybody ruin my lunch, okay,
but it was I don't even it was like a
Texas sized insect.
Speaker 2: I don't know what it was. Yeah, I don't either,
but that thing was hugh mongous. It was massive.
Speaker 1: Yeah. I was like that for you, You're not ruining
this for me.
Speaker 2: That was amazing, by the way, Like the fact that
Oprah was at the launch of these girls, because Gail
King was one of the people that went up to space.
So Oprah was there on the ground crying watching her
best friend do this. So we were just talking about
a show I was. She was like, I would never,
I would have never, And I was like, yeah, you would.
If you were going with me, you would talk me
into this, just like you didn't do in that stupid
half marathon. You would say you would sell it. You
would be like, oh, yeah, it's gonna be just like
going up to the top of the serious towers. It's
no big deal. I probably would do that.
Speaker 1: If I were going with you, I would be like, listen,
it's just like walking, it's no big deal, Like it's
just something you do every single day. But I would
never ever make her go by herself, which is I
think what Oprah did to Gail. I think Gail was
afraid to go and Oprah's like, you're.
Speaker 13: Doing this and I call the shots, and I would
you want to keep getting paid, right?
Speaker 2: I would not do that with you.
Speaker 1: I would actually just if now, if I wanted you
to come with me, I would lie and I would be.
Speaker 2: Like, it's just like walking to the mailbox every day,
It's fine.
Speaker 1: And then she would come back and like her feet
would fall off from like some sort of weird space disease.
Speaker 2: I would so for the rest of her life.
Speaker 1: Yeah, this is exactly what happened to Uh huh.
Speaker 2: I think I'm pretty sure you and Chad on Friday
talked about Douglas Murray and Dave Smith being on Joe
Rogan's podcast. Briefly, Yes, briefly, Okay. Lots and lots of
chitter chatter about that on X Lots of people saying
Dave Smith won that debate, lots of people saying Douglas
Murray absolutely smoked him. I tend to believe the latter
but I have not watched the entire episode, and I
do want to do that. Probably would have listened to
that if I was still on the road to Andy, right. So,
but there was a clip that caught my attention because
it had nothing to do with the Israel Gaza conflict.
It had to do with the word retarded.
Speaker 14: Oh okay, every time I see people that disagree with
anything that's happening, any gigantic world events, it's one of
these retarded shows where they're a screaming, is the word again?
Speaker 5: I brought it.
Speaker 14: We're just talking about that. The word retarded is back,
and it's one of the great culture victories probably podcast,
but it's one of the.
Speaker 2: Great cultural is I think gay and retarded.
Speaker 1: We've won the culture wars when we can bring both
of them back and use them, you know, in jest, right,
that cracked me.
Speaker 2: Up that it was like a cultural victory. There was
something just so hilarious about it. To me, I feel
like gen X has one. Yeah, that's right, that's a
great way to look at it. That's a great way
to look at it. Yep, you guys, I'm sorry, but
I have no good segues today. My head's not in
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like all the tariffs and all of the hullabaloo around that.
So it looks like the stock market had itself a
nice little comeback on Friday, which was welcome news. And
Trump was on There was this moment where he was
on Air Force one with his granddaughter Kai and he
introduced Kai to the fake news by actually calling it
the fake news to their faces, which always cracks me up.
Here is that hilarious moment, you know.
Speaker 3: The fake news, the fake news.
Speaker 2: Good morning morning.
Speaker 15: Labor requested, I'm always available, like Bien. I think Biden
would do an interview with you in the morning. He
would do one at nine in the morning.
Speaker 2: I love it. She's like, how are you good morning? Hello,
good morning fake news, good.
Speaker 1: Morning right, and I'm a Trump kid. I'm very gracious
and nice.
Speaker 2: How are you doing so funny?
Speaker 16: Ooh?
Speaker 2: Can I just read this update really quickly? Yeah? Sorry,
it's good, Okay, get update. Temp is down to one
hundred point nine, oxygen is at ninety, blood pressure one
twelve over sixty eight, heart rate one fourteen. Woo woo.
That is all really really good, you guys, stuff everybody.
That is all really good. Keep him coming. When he
got to the hospital, his temperature or no joke, was
one hundred and six. Oh my gosh, which I didn't
even think you could be that. And perhaps that's why
that first doctor was so freaked out. Which that could
have really high. That could have been part of it. Yeah,
that could have been. I could have been a little bit.
But that's really really good. But that's my boy, man.
This is what he He's a Marvel character. He really is.
Speaker 3: He is.
Speaker 2: He's just the best. Keep got get him a cake,
get keep a case coming. Somebody wouled to make him
a case. A cape. Somebody got him a cape. Yeah,
he has to give a.
Speaker 1: Cape when you get him a new one. A shield
and a sword.
Speaker 2: Oh, yes, a shield and so I don't know about
the sword actually, but yes, a shield be plastic. Oh
my gosh. I better heart that so that they know
I got it, because that's like really really good. All
the hearts, all the hearts all right. Today, the l
Salvadorian president is going to be visiting the White House,
and Caroline Lovitt was asked about that. I think this
was on Friday, and specifically about whether or not this
guy kilmar al Brago Garcia, that all the left is
up in arms about the MS thirteen member who was
sent over there, that now there's been federal lawsuits to
try to get him back, because of course you're going
to work really hard to bring a gang member back. Yeah, hey, Democrats.
So here is what Caroline's Levitt said about the visit
and about that particular prisoner.
Speaker 3: Salvador is coming to a White House on Monday.
Speaker 12: Does President Trump want him to bring Abrego Garcia with him.
Speaker 4: The Supreme Court made their ruling last night very clear
that it's the administration's responsibility to facilitate the return, not
to effectuate the return. I believe the Department of Justice
just filed another brief in the Lower Court. I would
defer you to that for any updates. But as you mentioned,
President bu Kelly will be here at the White House
on Monday to talk about the cooperation that is at
an all time high, and we very much appreciate President
Bukelly and El Salvador's cooperation and the repatriation of El
Salvadorian gang members who the previous administration allowed to infiltrate
our country.
Speaker 2: Yeah, love her, I too, yep.
Speaker 1: And he means business just like Trump means business.
Speaker 2: I love it. And his If you don't follow him
on Twitter, you should because he's a great he's a
great account of all, just because he's always like retweeting
kind of the stuff that's going on, and he has
these little jibby jibes, you know what I mean, Like
he's he's got some snark in him, which is always
kind of fun. So not him if you're not, because
he's good. He's good people. Also, Stephen Miller was taught
there's a lot of stuff floating around about this idea
that Trump was doing favors for some of these tech
companies like Apple, because there was the news reports going
around were saying, oh, Trump is already exempting certain companies
that have done him favors from the tariffs, even companies
that you know, are that are Chinese based or whatever,
He's exempting them. So he's a total hypocrite. Blah blah blah.
This is what the news was doing all weekend long.
So here is Stephen Miller to set the record straight
on that.
Speaker 17: You were targeting specific items from day one, walk us
through these exemptions Stephen and what they mean.
Speaker 18: Yes, this is just another great example of how President
Trump had a detailed plan from the beginning that's being
executed exactly as directed, and unfortunately some in the media
are deliberately misportraying that plan. The original twenty percent AIPA,
that's the International Emergency Economic Powers Act for China poisoning
our citizens with fentanyl. That twenty percent rate is and
continues to be applied to all imports from China. When
the President issued his reciprocal tariffs, our government at the
time specifically said that chips and semiconductors, which are critical
components of our national security, we're going to be dealt
with through a separate commerce authority known as the two
to thirty two. That was always the plan, because those
components are so essential to our national security, we need
to have a separate process for dealing with how to
reshore those essential industries.
Speaker 19: When the tariff rate.
Speaker 18: Went up to the full rate of one twenty five
on top of the twenty it was necessary to publish
a more detailed list from Customs and Border Protection explaining
the rates and how they're applied. There are no exemptions.
Everyone pays at least the twenty percent, and these particular
components are being put through a separate process controlled by
the Department of Commerce, which is the two thirty two.
So this is a sophisticated, elegant, detailed plan to deal
with Chinese economic aggression against the UNTS.
Speaker 1: And that is precisely what it is. They're being aggressive.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and so I Trump clearly not happy with the
way that this was being framed. So you're gonna have
a really big tweet career.
Speaker 1: Yay, Okay, here we go, ready, Okay, here it is.
Nobody is getting off the hook for the unfair trade
balances and non monetary tariff barriers that other countries have
used against US, especially not China, which by far treats
us the worst. There is no tariff exception announced on Friday.
These products are subject to the existing twenty percent fentanyl
tariffs and they are just moving to a different tariff bucket.
The fake news knows this but refuses to report it.
We are taking a look at semiconductors and the whole
electronic supply chain and the upcoming national security tariff investigations.
What has been exposed is that we need to make
products in the United States, and that we will not
be held hostage by other countries, especially hostile training nations
like China, which will do everything within its power to
disrespect the American people. We also cannot let them continue
to abuse us on trade like they have for decades.
Speaker 2: Those days are over. The bolden Age.
Speaker 1: Of America, which includes the upcoming tax and regulation cuts,
a substantial amount of which was just approved by the
House and Senate, will mean more and better paying jobs
making products in our nation and treating other countries, in
particular China, the same way they have treated us. The
bottom line is that our country will be bigger, better,
and stronger than ever before. We will make America great again.
Speaker 2: Thank you for your attention to this matter. I'm waiting
for that.
Speaker 1: I love all of this. I love every single bit
of this.
Speaker 2: Mm hmm. And not unexpectedly, I know, you know, people
are all like yikes about this, But not unexpectedly, China
is retaliating, and I do think that they're gonna They're
getting closer, maybe to having a conversation, but as for now,
they have just suspended. China has just suspended exports of
a bunch of critical minerals and magnets which are necessary
to us for all kinds of things. I think this
will just simply drive the point home that we need
to start building this stuff at home. We need to
start using our own resources, and we need to be
partnering with other countries in the world that have similar
critical minerals so that we are less reliant on frickin' China,
which is why.
Speaker 1: For so many things, for medicines, for everything. There's so
many things that we need to be doing here and
not depending on China. Yeah, this should be opening up
a lot of people's eyes for sure. Yeah, exactly.
Speaker 2: We got to talk about you, Bernie, what you gotta Well, you,
you and aoc man have been on tour all across
the country and I was sure right you were at Coachella.
That was apparently a bit of a surprise. And we
actually have a couple of highlights from Hochella. I think
let me see what this first one is.
Speaker 7: Oh, we got a president of the United States both
Oh my god, he thinks they climate change is a hoax.
He is dangerously wrong. And you and I, you and
I are gonna have to stand up to the fossil
fuel industry and tell them to stop destroying, displat it.
Speaker 2: It's an oli cockey, what's all? This is the best
they have, you guys. It's like him and AOC.
Speaker 1: This is what they have, Bernie and green Day.
Speaker 2: Green Day. I don't mean we probably don't have that
because it's I don't get a green Day, We'll get
a copyright strike.
Speaker 1: We play with they played, but they they were singing
about Magan how much they hate Maga at Coachella.
Speaker 2: But this is who they.
Speaker 1: Have now, is Bernie and green Day. And I saw
some guy on Twitter, a couple people they were like, oh,
punk rock is back. Oh my, And I'm like, this
is punk rock, some old white dude that's been like
suckling at the teet of taxpayers for like thirty years
and has never had a real job, and like I
know he's in cohoots with Pharma and all these big
companies have given him money. This is who punk rock
is to you, Seriously, this dude.
Speaker 2: Okay, all right, that's cute. Well, and the fact that
he was like that he went and introduced one of
the acts. Yeah, he was just so cringe, Like, yes,
it's so cringe. I mean, just watch this moment. You guys,
please welcome someone I've never heard of before in my life, Claro.
Speaker 1: Can you imagine being that person, that artist, and being
introduced by the old white dude, Right yeah, Claver.
Speaker 2: He tweeted about it, saying, thank you Coachella. I enjoyed
introducing the great Claro tonight. These are tough times. The
younger generation has to help lead in the fight to
combat climate change, protect women's rights, and build an economy
that works for all, not just the few. And the
thing about Bernie is that he has been preaching about
an oligarchy since forever. And if you don't believe us
about that, behold the following clip montage.
Speaker 9: This great country of ours is moving very rapidly in
the direction of oligaky. The United States of America today
is increasingly becoming.
Speaker 16: An oligaky, more and more moving toward in oligaky.
Speaker 9: We are moving in the direction of oligaky. We will
move even more rapidly in the direction of an oligoky,
this great country.
Speaker 16: Into an oligotic society. It is called oligacky, and that
is the system we are rapidly moving toard. This is
a budget that moves our country rapidly into the direction
of oligaky A.
Speaker 9: Handful of billion are ss A're moving this entire planet
toward an oligachic society.
Speaker 16: Started with the bad news, which is pretty bad, and
that is that under Donald Trump of his country is
hurtling rapidly to an Oligonky.
Speaker 2: What a grifter man, this guy. And there were still
people out there like feel the burn, feel it? So,
I mean, what does rapidly mean to Bernie?
Speaker 1: As rapidly as the world is going to end from
climate change?
Speaker 2: Remember right, AOC used to be like, it's going to
end in eight years, you guys eight years later and
they are a big fat nationwide tour together. And the
problem with the tour is that, you guys, these are
very well attended. These are not all paid agitators, right,
These are people who genuinely think that Bernie Sanders and
AOC are the future. Check Out the crowd that was
in LA for example. I think they say this with
thirty five thousand people. God, what a bunch of sheep
listened to screaming, just unreal. And then they're like, not
like a cult.
Speaker 1: Really, okay, okay.
Speaker 2: It's so people were like, oh my gosh, Republicans should
be so worried. Look at this gigantic, thirty five thousand
strong crowd in LA and I was like, so we
should be worried that we're going to lose California, right,
Is that what you're saying to the Joe starting lost? Girl?
It is lost in so many ways. But then I
quickly had to eat some crow because this is what
it looked like in Red redder than Red Utah. That's Utah,
you guys. And there was an overflow crowd outside of
that stadium. I don't know what's going on. Bernie and AOC.
Speaker 1: You think that they'll be the president and the vice
president or somehow.
Speaker 2: Do you think they're going to run these two? Like
this looks like a ticket, right. I hope they run them.
I do.
Speaker 1: I hope they run them. He run the three, run them,
run both of them. I hope he's at the top
of the ticket run them. Wouldn't that be fantastic? I
think it would be awesome. I know that you're afraid
of this, but I think it would be wonderful.
Speaker 2: Get's gonna just do this the whole time. Just a
lot of the.
Speaker 1: Coy him against like a JD vance. God, Jay would
wipe the f and floor with that old man. I
can and I don't even know who our VP would be,
but whoever it is, it's I mean, it's just she
would she wouldn't stand a chance. So I hope it's
the two of them.
Speaker 2: I really do. I hope and pray that that would
be incredible. If he actually tries to do this again,
I will just I that's it's just ridiculous, right, It's
it's borders on the it doesn't border. It is absurd.
They're insane.
Speaker 1: They're insane enough to do it. I mean, he is
the he will be the crip keeper at that point.
Speaker 2: Just go he do it.
Speaker 1: They're crazy enough to do it, and I hope they do.
Speaker 2: That's true. Well, in AOC there's a clip of her
talking about how basically the United States is heading for
a downfall, and she seems energized by it. I mean,
you'll you'll see what I mean when you watch her
in this clip.
Speaker 20: The other way I think you can think about it
is that we are, you know, perhaps we are in
the downfall of the broken way. This was not built
to last. Inequity injustice is.
Speaker 2: Not built to last. It lasts a long time.
Speaker 20: It could last hundreds of years, but ultimately it crumbles
into this, Why is she there a small cohort of
incompetent people that create damage and from that something new
can spring? And so maybe something is declining right now,
but maybe it deserves to decline.
Speaker 1: What was that roundtable of freakizoids? What was that?
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 1: I need to understand, Like what why they all came together?
One was like I played soccer and then they like,
I don't know what was that? I don't ones, I
wrote sixteen nineteen. Yeah, I don't know what they chose
those people. Okay, so she's delighted about the downfall is
that she's somehow well.
Speaker 2: Because it all plays into that whole idea that America
is evil or irredeemable, it needs to completely be socialized.
Everything is wrong, you know what I mean?
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's totally true. They hate America. It's track Yep.
They think that they don't believe that it is the
most beautiful experiment ever and it's the beacon on the
hill and there's no place else to go if it
does fail because they've made it fail. I refuse to
believe that it will ever fail because I think that
there are people in this country who love it and
revere it and want it to be as successful as
the founders wanted.
Speaker 2: It to be. So she can suck it. She can
totally suck it.
Speaker 1: Oh, by the way, somebody's asking they were asking where
that montage is, and it's actually on our Instagram page.
If you want to go find it there, there you go.
Speaker 2: And then last week we taught I think it was
on Thursday, we talked about the fact that like all
these Democrats after you know, after the tariffs were in
place and then there was a pause on the tariffs
and then the stocks went crazy. Then all the Democrats
were like, this is insider trading for sure, even though
they didn't really have evidence of that. They just weren't
making this claim. And of course Adam shiff was like,
we're going to investigate, and you know, this is all
they know how to do. So to her credit, Kristin
Welker asked Cory Booker about this, you know, about what
evidence they actually have that would call for an investigation,
and he had a lot of problem with that question.
In fact, he was heimaheing so much that I had
to speed up his answer so that she could ask
him again. So if you hear that, that's me. It's
not how he talks for real, It's just me speeding
it up because I couldn't take it anymore. Here is
Kristin Welker and Cory Booker.
Speaker 21: You believe that Democrats have any real evidence that anyone
in the administration profited off of the president's policies and
announcements or is.
Speaker 2: This just a fishing expedition.
Speaker 5: Now Here's the problem with Donald Trump and Congressional Republicans
is orful system was designed to have checks and balances.
How Trump is designed administration like none we've ever seen before.
He is attacking the very agency there's spos have independent
oversight of these kinds of actions. So we see him
hiring people based upon their loyalty, not based upon your expertise.
Speaker 2: Had no time because the offer accountability oversight is congress.
Speaker 21: But do you think there's any evidence that anyone profited?
Speaker 5: There is enough of an offense here, There's enough smoke
here that should demand congressional hearings.
Speaker 2: Oh okay, well, in that case, then we should have
some congressional hearings about Nancy Pelosi and her insider trading.
What's it opening?
Speaker 1: Let's see, let's see who's doing the insider trading.
Speaker 2: I want to see, we all want to see it.
Speaker 1: Okay, if you're going to do the little congressional hearing
things that you do, I want to see how much
is that?
Speaker 2: I'm sorry, but it doesn't count as insider trading when
he literally makes an announcement to the world, doesn't all
over social media. Hey now it's a great time to buy.
We all know that.
Speaker 1: We all know that, and we know that he's done
nothing wrong. But if they want to open this can
of worms, by all means, let's open it.
Speaker 2: Let's do it. Or are there are AOC is one
of them? So to her credit, there are some Democrats
who are like, we should not be allowed to buy
individual stocks. There's very much this is a part a
non part is an issue. There's people on both sides
who believe that. Yeah, I totally believe that they need
to end that practice immediately. But Nancy has always been like,
I don't want to.
Speaker 1: And you know why, She's always been Homer Simpson ducking
away into the bushes.
Speaker 22: If they want to do this, who's do it well?
And Corey Booker clearly is trying to get ready for
a run. Right, So whatever Bernie and AOC decide to
do is one thing. But Corey Booker is definitely trying
to position himself. He started with that Ridictus marathon.
Speaker 1: He's not filibuster Phillips' tu Obama is what he is.
Speaker 2: He totally is. But and so he's doing these town
halls and I guess he was at this town hall
where they were talking about LGBTQ stuff and there was
like this trans weirdo who stood up to talk about
like how they just want to live their true self whatever,
and Corey Booker went because they asked, you know, how
do you address our concerns or whatever. What you see
Corey Booker do is so andry. It's the Andreioust thing
you're ever gonna see for sure this year. This is
about the top level of pander. But also not to
be catty. Cory Booker has gained a lot of weight,
has he. I haven't, Yes, I don't really, I've just know.
I remember when he ran for president last and I
remember seeing him on the debate stage and he was
very trim, you know what I mean.
Speaker 1: I was dating who was dating an actress? Yeah, and
now he's like whatever, I'm gonna eat the twinkies.
Speaker 2: I don't care. Yeah, and like listen, I'm not like
one to talk. I've gained a lot of weight because
I can't move because my stupid knee. But I'm just
noticing it, like to you know, I'm just noticing it. Okay,
And again the pandering was just that's the main focus here.
The wait is a whole secondary issue.
Speaker 1: But look what, We're all going to drive together because
we're all friends here.
Speaker 2: That's right, that's right here.
Speaker 11: It is about LGBTQ rights because as you know, we
get attacked, like every time a fascist government comes in,
they say they're protecting kids, but it's not about the kids.
We can't even live our truth because me going out
every single day ask who I am puts me in danger.
So my question, Satator to you is what are we
going to do about protecting LGBTQ rights and trans rights
for those who don't have a voice that could speak up.
This is not a costume. This is who I am
and I am not about to let him tell me
who I am.
Speaker 5: Thank you for thank you for coming. So so first
of all, can I have a hug? Yes?
Speaker 2: Oh my god, I can it. I think he said
I love you? He did say I love you? Oh
my god, that is just too so gross, so fricking tops,
I love you.
Speaker 1: Do you want to make out? Do you want to
like meete afterwards? Maybe like meat in the bathroom and
you know, make out a little bit.
Speaker 2: I mean you guys, Cory Booker. Moving on, let's talk
about real ID and the Save Act because people are
losing their minds over this and I cannot figure out.
Why do you have a real ID? You moved to Texas,
you probably have one? I have it?
Speaker 1: Do I have a real ID? I just have an ID.
Speaker 2: I have an ID. Do you have access to your
driver's license hand?
Speaker 3: I do?
Speaker 2: Right now? Look at it and tell me if there's
a star on it, like a yellow star.
Speaker 1: I think there probably is, and I probably just don't
realize it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm pretty sure it's real. I d Yeah, Yeah, yeah,
you have one. I'm also keep.
Speaker 1: Owner if anybody needs anything setting it out there.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I don't think you should be encouraging people to
ally you just to get your organs.
Speaker 10: A lot.
Speaker 1: Well, that's true, that's true. I have to be dead right.
I mean, if you know Kidney, I would give it
to you. I'm just saying you're not good, then my
kidneys suck.
Speaker 2: I'm just putting it out there. I'm not good. So anyway,
there's a lot of freak out on both sides of
the aisle about this real ID. Now, first of all,
before we play this message from Christinome, who is about
to tell you you got to get it done by
May seventh if you want to travel by air. Okay,
So this has been in the work since two thousand
and five. They have been saying states are going to
have to get compliant with real I d You know,
every year since two thousand and five, there's been delay
after delay after delay after delay. But even I knew,
and you know, I'm relatively plugged in, but like not
so plugged in that I should that I know all
the ins and outs of what's been going on with
the delays. But I've known this is coming, Like if
you fly at all, you've known that this is on
the horizon. This was put in place long before President
Trump was around, and now it's finally happening. So by
May seventh, they want states to be compliant. They want
people to be compliant with having a real ID. Here
is christinome to talk about that.
Speaker 23: Hi, I'm Christineolm, the United States Secretary of Homeland Security.
If you plan on traveling, we need your help to
prevent delays and to prove your identity. Get a real ID.
Starting May seventh, you will need a real ID to
travel by error or to visit federal buildings in the
United States. These IDs keep our country safe because they
help prevent fraud and they enhance security. Please do your
part to protect our country. Go today and don't delay.
To learn more, go to DHS dot gov slash real
dash ID.
Speaker 2: Thank you. So that's not a hundred percent, which we'll
talk about in a second. But Sarah Palin was one
of the people that was like so mad. She was like,
or what, Evidently existing ID requirements for American citizens just
aren't adequate now, so big Brother is forcing us through
more hoops for the right to travel within our own country.
Other administrations delayed this new fangled burdens some real ID requirement.
Are you curious why its implementation is imperative now? And
who came up with this?
Speaker 24: Yeah?
Speaker 1: But if like, I obviously got mine just by going
to get my freaking driver's license, right, it's.
Speaker 2: Really not that big of a deal. And so p
I don't know why there's such a freak out about it.
And if you have a passport, that is fine, that's
that's fine. What they're saying is you can't just use
a non real ID driver's license to fly domestically anymore, right,
And like even if you have a passport, or even
if you don't, they're saying that, like there's still a
window where it's going to be okay. That there's you know,
from the TSA rules as of January, it says if
an individual does not have a real ID compliant driver's
license or ID, the individual may use another acceptable form
of ideas determined by individual agencies, identity verification and access policies.
So a passport is fine because actually the stuff that
you need in order to get a passport is pretty
much the same stuff. It is no why everyone is
so mad.
Speaker 1: Yeah, And I feel like most people have at least
one of those things are both. If you travel at all,
you have a passport and a driver's license, right.
Speaker 2: Right, It's just that the plain old old driver's license
won't work. So now when you go to renew all
fifty states, I believe have the requirement for real ID now.
So it's just that hard. And so there's a lot
of talk about the real ID. There's a lot to
talk about the Save Act, and a lot of people
are talking about those two things together because I don't
know how you are a conservative who's just like, voter
ID is super important, but then you're also mad about
real ID. Like if you've ever find I nine form
to get employed, you've had to show your Social Security
You've had to show like lots of forms of ID
just to get a job, you know.
Speaker 16: What I mean.
Speaker 1: And I think part of this is it's just making
everything uniform.
Speaker 2: It's like all fifty states are sort.
Speaker 1: Of getting they're they're not sort of they are getting
in line, they're becoming all.
Speaker 2: It's all. It's consistent.
Speaker 1: We're gaining some consistency across the states to have this
real ID, so.
Speaker 2: Then voting will be it'll be legit.
Speaker 1: I think this is a good thing. I don't I
don't see why you as a conservative thing this is
a bad thing.
Speaker 2: So what a freaking ID. It's an ID. It just
cracks me, Like the people that are worried about it
from a privacy standpoint, I'm like, if you're typing that
from your iPhone.
Speaker 13: Right like, and then a long time they're doing it
and scrolling TikTok at the same time, and it's like, Okay,
can you calm down, Brenda, You're fine.
Speaker 2: I feel like like this the real idea is the
least of your concerns. Yes, well, and so the save
act too, like the way the Democrats are trying to
frame this. They're all about like this is gonna disenfranchise.
You know, seventy eighty million women who changed their names
when they got married, so now their married name doesn't
match their birth certificate. What that is the most sexist
it is to say, yeah, if you are a woman,
we're women, we had no trouble doing this. Okay, we're
not idiots. It does not matter if you change your name.
It's very easy to go and get all of your
records sorted out. It's cumbersome, maybe, but you are not
forced to change your name. So if you choose to
change your name, you know that there's a lot of
hassle that you have to go through to get all
your stuff changed on all of the things. But it's
not like you can't do it. Not three times I
was married.
Speaker 1: The first time I got divorced, I changed it back,
and then I got married again.
Speaker 2: I changed it again.
Speaker 18: It's it.
Speaker 2: Can you could do it. I promise this, I can
do it. You can do it. This is doable. This
is not people who are trying to say, oh my god,
poor women, shut up. We are not we are okay, okay,
like we're fine, we got this. If you can't do that,
you've got bigger problems, you know. But I mean, this
is the this is the excuse Democrats are using for
being against the Save Act. And Alyssa Slatkin from UH
Michigan was on with Martha McCallum and Martha at the
end of this clip was like, I don't know why
this is a big deal. I did it, everybody does it.
Here is that clip.
Speaker 17: If I'm saying, allow people who are here not legally
to have a driver's license, so they want some form
of backup. But do you believe that you do you
have a problem with people having to show ID to
prove that they're valid American citizens to vote in this country.
Speaker 2: No, and we already have that. I mean in the
state of Michigan.
Speaker 6: You have to be a citizen just to be able
to vote and get on the voter rolls period. And
we had five and a half million people vote in
our last election, so you know, I have no problem.
No one wants a non citizen voting. It happens in
very very rare instances. But then just make the sable.
But if eighty percent of women who are married change
their names, their birth certificate's just not going to match it.
Speaker 17: That doesn't mean it's not that hard to I mean
I changed stuff when I got married. It's not that
hard to do that. But anyway, what is that?
Speaker 1: It's like, it's like how they say that black people
can't get IDs right now.
Speaker 2: And so now we're we're the newest group that just
can't handle it. We're just be please help me. I'm
so helpless.
Speaker 1: My gosh, I don't know how to do things. I
can't because I have lady parts.
Speaker 2: So dumb. Whatever. So do you remember it was like
a week or maybe two weeks ago where we played
that clip of Eric Swallwell pretending to come out of
a doorway and then a guy came up to him
and was like, Hey, what the F is up with this?
Speaker 9: Right?
Speaker 25: Remember?
Speaker 1: Huh?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I remember what provocative? He is very provocative, very
like he's so so cool, edgy, very edgy. Thank John.
Apparently this is now a series like it's a whole
thing where a guy comes up to him as he's
walking and says, what the f is up with this?
So here is the latest and it has to do
with the Save Act and you.
Speaker 26: Know what's happened in your everywhere?
Speaker 23: Right?
Speaker 3: Yeah, what the fuck is going on with the Save Act?
Speaker 25: Oh?
Speaker 26: You mean the Save the Republicans ass Act. It's the
only way that can win elections is by making it
absolutely impossible for people to vote. The Save Act would
make it impossible be a ban on married women.
Speaker 10: Are you kidding?
Speaker 20: Why?
Speaker 3: Because it would require.
Speaker 26: You to have your birth certificate to prove who you
are to go and vote. Well, married women who change
their name if they're not going to have a document
that shows that.
Speaker 2: So why would we have that document.
Speaker 26: It's just another way to obstruct people from going to
the ballot box. All it does is save Republicans. That
doesn't save our demarkersity.
Speaker 2: He is so gross. He just they just lie, they
lie and lie.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they're banning married women from voting, you.
Speaker 2: Guys, right, he is.
Speaker 1: He just he is so disgusting in every single way.
I get the he b GB's when I see him.
Speaker 2: My god, he's so gross.
Speaker 27: I know.
Speaker 1: He's the kind of a guy that if you were
sitting at a bar and he walked up to both,
Like say we were sitting at a bar and he
walked up to us, I couldn't help it. I'd punch him,
Like I wouldn't be able to help. I don't condone.
Speaker 2: Violence on this show, we don't ever, but I just.
Speaker 1: But it's like it would be an involuntary response, like
my fists would form and then I would just like
I wouldn't have any control over my arm. It would
just automatically punch him right in that joey face. And
then I would be like, I'm sorry, I had no
control over what just happened.
Speaker 2: What can you do? Yeah, I have no control over
my fis. So I guess that's going to be a
series now where like that lackey of his just comes
up to is up with this and they think it's
so super original. Jams. Here's some more, here's somebody speaking
like with actual reason. Representative Lawlor was on with Laura
Ingram about this issue. And here is some common sense.
Speaker 19: The real ID Act was passed in two thousand and five,
and that is about protecting national security. You know, starting
this year, you have to have a real ID or
a passport to fly on a plane. So the idea
that people can't provide proof of citizenship is a joke.
And if Democrats are so worried about the cost, they
can stop spending billions of dollars of taxpayer money on
illegal immigrants and help cover the cost for citizens to
get a real ID.
Speaker 2: Boo boom mike for the wind mike going in for
the jugular. That was perfect right, it was a beautiful response. Well,
and Caroline Lovett was also super irritated about this whole
made up controversy, this faux outrage. She was asked about
it on Friday. Here's what she said.
Speaker 4: The Save Act, as you mentioned, was passed by the
House yesterday. This is the Safeguard American Voter Eligibility Act.
I believe I'm getting that correct. In This act is
a common sense measure. It would require proof of citizenship
for voting in our elections. The Democrats have been fear
mongering about this bill, have been saying that married women
if their name has changed they didn't change it on
their identification, would not be able to vote. That is
complete fallacy. There are outline in the bill about how
to avoid that. The President very much supports a common
sense solution to ensuring that only citizens can engage in
our elections. This is critical to improving the integrity of
our elections and also the trusts that American citizens need
to have in our electoral process. So the President supports
this bill, and that is a myth that has been
proven wrong by the text of this bill. And I
believe some of the co sponsors of the bill have
been very vocal in addressing that. And certainly I myself,
as a married woman, would not stand before this podium
if their president did not support such a common sense measure.
Speaker 2: So stupid, I mean again, we're not morons, okay, Like
we've got this Democrats, We're okay.
Speaker 1: And then they claim to be they claim to be
the power of empowerment of women, you know, right, and
they're like.
Speaker 2: But they're they're stupid women. You can't go and get
an id. Shut up, Democrats, I know, it's absolutely ridiculous.
It's time for us to be Caddie because we were Caddy.
Last Wednesday and last Thursday, we spent a couple of
days and a couple different segments talking about Christinome and
her need to be out on the front lines, like
all dressed and like holding giant weapons, pretending that she
herself is capturing illegals on the run. And we talked
about that again Wednesday and Thursday, and then Megan Kelly,
who we adore, also talked about it on her show Friday.
Megan went viral because of course that's how that works, Megan, right,
even when we make the point, but like this, she was,
she was right there with us, right there with us.
Here is what she.
Speaker 24: Said, possplaying ice agent, and she of course is doing
it with like twenty five pounds of hair, only to
be outdone by her thirty pounds of makeup and false eyelashes.
There's no false eyelashes on an ice raid. Stop trying
to glamorize the mission and put yourself in the middle
of it as you cosplay ice agent, which you're not.
I can't stand these photo ops, you guys. I think
they diminish ice. They diminished diminished dhs CPB. She's not
an agent. She is an administrative policy person appointed by
Trump because she was very loyal to him.
Speaker 2: Fine, but stop with the glamor.
Speaker 24: I mean she looks like I look right now, but
she's out in the field with her gun, being like,
we're gonna go kick some out.
Speaker 2: No one wants you there.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean it's and this is a chick who
like presumably has a ranch. That's why it's weird to
me because like I think, Okay, if anybody's ever worked
on a ranch, I mean, when we go out and
do stuff just on our little ranch, you don't, I
don't even look like this, you know. It's like, I
mean sort of, but you go out there, you are
grubby and gross, and you don't even you don't care
about makeup, you don't care about hair, you have a
ball cup on. It's like, granted she has her ball
cup on, but you don't have your twenty five pounds
of hair, and you don't have any make You just
are doing the thing. You don't have the yeah, and
you're just doing the work. And so that's why I'm
a little surprised that she does that, you know what
I mean, clearly, I think.
Speaker 2: There's a hugely insecure part of Christinome. But also it's
just an insane level of vanity. I've just never seen
a public official be this vein and it's just weird.
Speaker 1: I think it could be coming from somebody else. I
think somebody could be saying to her, because she is
a pretty lady. I think somebody could be saying to her,
you're going to do this for a photo op. It
could be coming from somebody inside the administration saying, here's
what you're going to do because we think it's a
good idea for you to do it. And then she's like, okay,
you know, so I really I I don't know. It
could be that somebody's asking her to do it, you know,
because when I saw Elena Habba is that her name,
When I saw that she did something similar, it made
me start thinking that maybe this is an admin call.
This is somebody that's in the administration or people, I
mean the administration thinking that this is a good idea.
And I don't think it's necessarily.
Speaker 2: A terrible idea. And I can't, like with Susan, I
can't imagine Susie Wiles saying, okay, girls, but make up
and hair and get out there. Charlie, thank it's like, yeah,
I just I don't see I feel like, especially because
in general, Christy Nome and Alina Habba are very glamorous
women in general, which is why I kind of tend
to think this is about them and not about orders
that they're getting. Yeah. I don't know, I could be wrong,
but like I was glad to hear Megan be as
forceful about that issue as we were. It's just the
tweet that I saw about it made me crazy because
it was like this girl tweeting that out, saying finally
someone's saying what we're all thinking. And I'm like, you
did that days ago.
Speaker 1: We should listen to our show, right, Yeah.
Speaker 2: All right. If you have not heard Bill Maher's recap
of his dinner with Donald Trump, then you are missing out,
but we're going to catch you up. It was I
think he did like a thirteen minute monologue roughly about
their visit, and we have a lot of clips to share,
real quick ones of just the best parts. I think.
First of all, he was talking about how he's just
a guy with absolutely no power whatsoever. But the reason
he went is because he does feel he represents a
certain sect of people here. He is about that I.
Speaker 1: Have no power.
Speaker 27: I'm a fucking comedian and he's the most powerful.
Speaker 3: Leader in the world.
Speaker 27: I'm not the leader of anything except maybe a contingent
of centrist minded people who think there's got to be
a better way of running this country than hating each
other every minute.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's true. I think he does represent that group
of people.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we're old enough to remember when people did that
every single day. You know, people were friends friends with
people with whom they disagreed, and we had family that
we disagreed with, and we were still able to sit
down at a dinner table together and hang out. We
were able to go and do things with these people,
and we are way divided now. It is so different now,
And I think that he recognizes that. We recognize that.
There's a lot of people in our generation that recognize
that and it drives them a little crazy.
Speaker 2: Mm hmm, you know, yeah, absolutely agree. He He also
got like the full White House experience. He got the tour,
you know, basically of the whole entire residence, and that
included that little secret room that's kind of off of
the oval, which is where Bill Clinton and Monica Love
did the things I Love calls it. I just love it. Well,
I don't even know if I have that, but he
does call it the blow job room. It calls it
a lot, so does he does. But one of the
things that it's used for now, or maybe the only
thing that's used for now is merch. That's where the
Isn't that great? I love that that's it's been replaced
with merch. Right, And so of course Trump offered him
some and here's how that went.
Speaker 27: And he gave me a bunch of hats, but he
didn't ask me to take a picture in one, which
I appreciated. The guy I met is not the person
who the night before the dinner shit tweeted a bunch
of nasty crap about how he thought this dinner was
a bad idea and what had deranged asshole I was.
I read it and thought, oh, what a lovely way
to welcome someone.
Speaker 3: To your house.
Speaker 2: I mean, for any point. Well, he has been a
jerk to him. Yeah, they've been jerks to each other
for real.
Speaker 1: Right, they've been jerked to each other. So I wouldn't expect,
you know, Trump to be all ass kissy. So yeah,
and I think Trump.
Speaker 2: Wanted to maintain, you know, he's top dog in this scenario,
and he's alpha. He's going to see. Yeah, he's the alpha,
and he's going to see how it goes. But he
doesn't particularly like the idea. But Trump is, as Bill
points out several times, as you'll hear, his public persona
is different than than what than how he is in private.
Bill maher, I guess stressed out a little bit about
what he was going to.
Speaker 27: Wear, but when I got there, that guy wasn't living there.
Now does Trump want respect? Of course who doesn't. My
friend said to me, what are you going to wear
to the White House? I said, I don't know, but
I'm not going to dress like Zelensky. I'll tell you that.
Speaker 2: And lest you think that it was all kind of snarky,
it wasn't. Bill was very honest about his impressions of
Donald Trump and the kindness that Donald Trump showed him.
He also talked about how Donald Trump actually has a
lot more self awareness than he expected. Here he is
about that, he's.
Speaker 27: Much more self aware, and he lets on in public.
Speaker 3: Look, I get it.
Speaker 27: It doesn't matter who he is at a private dinner
with the comedian. It matters who he is on the
world stage. I'm just taking as a positive that this
person exists, because everything I've ever not liked about him was,
I swear to God absent, at least on this night.
With this guy, I never felt I had to walk
on eggshells around him. And honestly, I voted for Clinton
and Obama, but I would never feel comfortable talking to
them the way I was able to talk with Donald.
Speaker 3: That's just how it went down. Make of it what
you will.
Speaker 2: So he got home later that night, and you know,
it was that same night that he got home, and
then he turned on the television and said, this was
the most surreal part of the experience.
Speaker 27: The most surreal part of the whole night was when
I got home. I flew back right after the dinner
and I'm in bed watching sixty minutes from the night before,
and there's Trump in one of their stories, standing at
a podium in a room that looked to me like
one of the rooms and places we'd just been in,
and he's ranting, disgusting, You're a terrible person, and I'm like,
who's that guy? What happened to Glinda the good Witch?
Speaker 1: I did love that he called him Glinda the good
I mean, he met the actual man and not who
the media wants you to see, right, I mean I
and I don't have a problem with that. A lot
of people are really mad because they think always two
different people.
Speaker 2: What do you expect?
Speaker 1: I mean, at this point, the Left has made him
to a caricature of a person. The Left has done this,
and so he kind of has to protect himself. At
this point, he has to have like his public persona
and his personal persona because they've tried to destroy him,
they've tried to kill him, and so what do you
expect him to do? He has to protect himself. He
has to have something that's just his own. And then
he has a very distinct number of people personally that
surround him.
Speaker 2: He doesn't.
Speaker 1: I think he lets people in like Bill Maher, and
I think it's very gracious of him to do that,
especially after everything that he's been through and he is himself,
but he does it probably very cautiously.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think that's true. I do wish that he
was able to show that softer side of himself to
more people, because I feel like there's no negative from that, Like,
the more people that realize, Wow, he's actually a really
decent man, I think that would be great, you know
what I mean. You know, it's just too bad that
it takes like these one on one meetings for people
to realize. I remember producer Rob back in the radio days,
he actually had to sit down with Donald Trump, which
he never let us forget about. He talked about it
constant every single day, Right, But that was one of
the big takeaways is that he is unlike his public persona, like,
he's so so different when you meet him in person,
one on one. He's just softer and kinder and just
not at all like what you see on the big screen,
for lack of a better word. Yeah, and he's also
not crazy as some people think. And that is what
Bill Maher thought going into this. But here's what he
said about that, and.
Speaker 27: Why can't we get the guy I met to be
the public guy. And I'm not saying it's our responsibility
to do that, it's not. I'm just reporting exactly what
I saw over two and a half hours. I went
into the mine, and that's what's down there. A crazy
person doesn't live in the White House. A person who
plays a crazy person on TV a lot lives there,
which I know was fucked up. It's just not as
fucked up as I thought it was at one point.
Speaker 1: Given how fed up is it for him to be
the guy who is I've got to think of a
nice way to say this, not swinging as you know
what around, but being in alpha and going out there
and being mean and kicking ass and taking names. I mean,
that's what we want. You want somebody who's out there
who can be kind of mean. You want that. I
want that. I want him to be that way. I
don't want him to be Grandpa all the time. I
want him to be the freaking president. I want him
to be the CEO. I want him to be a
hard ass. That's what I want him to be, and
then behind closed doors he can be Grandpa.
Speaker 2: I'm sure he's listening.
Speaker 1: I have no doubt that he's a lovely man, that
he's sweet and kind and loving and generous and funny
and all of those things. It's just that there's a
time and a place for that, and he understands that.
That's why he is as successful as he is is
because he understands the time and a place for those things.
And when he is a bulldog, he knows he needs
to be a bulldog certain at certain times, and that's
why he's successful, that's why he's president. That's why you
can't be soft all the time. You just can't well.
Speaker 2: And there was I guess one point where Bill was
asking him or saying to him, you know you're scaring people,
like do you really want to do that? And I'm
gonna let that clip play with just the last two
because they're all so short. So essentially he's going to
ask about you know, he's going to suggest that Trump
is scaring people and does he want to change that?
But then he also, I can't read my own writing.
Speaker 3: Oh.
Speaker 2: He also makes the point again about why he about
the fact that he just doesn't understand why there's these
two personas, which means that he needs to listen to
you on our show. But here are the last three
clips just smooched together.
Speaker 27: Point I said to him, you're scaring people? Do you
really want to be scaring your own citizens so much?
And I know now you're all saying and what did he.
Speaker 3: Say to that?
Speaker 27: Honestly I don't remember, but it wasn't. Okay, I'll stop,
So Maga fans.
Speaker 3: Don't worry.
Speaker 27: Your boy gave me nothing, just hats hats in a
very generous amount of time, and a willingness to listen
and accept me as a possible friend, even though I'm
not maga, which was the point of the dinner, and
we agreed. The people who don't even want us to talk,
we don't like you. Trump was gracious and measured, and
why he isn't that in other settings, I don't know,
and I can't answer, and it's not my place to answer.
I'm just telling you what I saw, and I wasn't high.
Speaker 1: I just love that he doesn't scare me. Strong men
don't scare me. I think strong men scare weak people,
and I'm sorry if that hurts your feelings, but I
think that that's just the truth. I think strong men
like Trump scare weak people, and I think there are
a lot of weak people in this country.
Speaker 2: I just do well, and people who are just hell
bent on hating him no matter what they learn about him.
You know that you're never going to change the minds
of some people. Bill Maher has always had an element
of open mindedness, especially when it comes to the woke
stuff to Islam. There's a lot of issues on which
we agree with him, mostly not but there are some
which shows that he does have an open mind. So
he really was probably the right person totally to do
this with.
Speaker 1: You know what I mean too, it's it's nice to
see them sit down and that is, sit together and
have a conversation.
Speaker 2: That's how it used to be.
Speaker 1: And honestly, that is a it was, it was something.
Speaker 2: That's that's how our country should be. M hmm, let's
put it that way. It's how we should be are.
Speaker 1: But I think people are so rabid now because again,
I think there are a lot of weak people in
our country that are just incapable of doing what Bill
Maher did. So I mean, more power to Bill Maher
for sitting down and being able to look at this
objectively and say the things object So, I mean, I
give him kudos for that, and I give Trump many
props for inviting him to the sacred White House, you know,
So good for him, good for both of them.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, I mean I think it was nothing. I
don't think it was anything but a positive for sure.
Dana White was also there and he was on with
I think Laura Trump to give his assessment of how
it went down. Here he is Bill Maher.
Speaker 12: Walks into the Oval office, and he's like, there's no
way in hell I was showing up without a suit
on and I didn't have a suit on. And Bill
Maher looks at me and he goes, this is definitely
from the Zelenski collection.
Speaker 2: Oh that's a pretty good start.
Speaker 3: That's a good way to It was hilarious.
Speaker 12: It was it was funny. It was fun. There was
a lot of really good and smart conversation that went
back and forth between him and the President and Kid
Rock and I just sort of sat there and let
those two have their time together. It was It was awesome.
Speaker 1: And that's nice. I think that's really nice.
Speaker 2: That's super cool. Trump also attended a UFC fight with
his granddaughter and a whole bunch of his cabinet folks
in tow and you know, it's always like an unbelievable entrance, right,
like they give him a massive entrance. The place always
absolutely erupts, and it's so fun. There was a moment, however,
that caught everybody's attention, which is when he was shaking
hands with everybody as he's passing by. RFK Junior and
his wife Cheryl Hines were there. He shook RFK Junior's
hand and then just went right by Cheryl and everybody
glombed onto it, like, oh my god, he totally dissed her.
He ended up going back and like having a conversation
with her as well, So this didn't end up being
the big deal that it was. But here is what
people saw initially.
Speaker 9: Crazy thought, he's at the White House, a fight for an.
Speaker 25: Takes in safe?
Speaker 2: I mean it does, it does? It does?
Speaker 1: That's crazy and I think even she took it as
that probably at first, but yeah, but then he was
just distracted.
Speaker 2: That's all that happened there.
Speaker 1: It's easy to get I can imagine how distracting that
would be.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, I forget everybody.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Absolutely. He also gave a big fat hug to Joe
Rogan and apparently Joe said something like I'm so happy
for you. I don't exactly know the context, but here
was that moment.
Speaker 3: But to have the president with us once again, thank
you short.
Speaker 2: This is like the like the one angle, but you'll
see a different angle where you can actually hear them.
That's sweet. Yeah, that's really sweet. And then of course
the big news over the weekend came in that he
released his health records. He just had a big fat
check up, which included a cognitive exam which he aced
with blind colors, and he was very, very excited about it.
He's lost to twenty pounds since his first term. The
house physician, maybe Captain Sean Barbarella. Barbella says that that
Trump is fully fit to serve and he has an
active lifestyle. His blood pressure is great. So all of
that came back just fantastic. And I would hate that
if everybody had to know all the right crap. It's
like and Daycy's winging and blah blah blahah. I know, right,
what pressure is this today? I just did you? What
did that suck? I know, it's so so awful. How'd
your gnecological exam go today? I just opened up. It's
just crazy.
Speaker 1: But yeah, I guess so we pay him, right, I mean,
we have to know these things.
Speaker 2: Know it. Do you remember last week? It must have
been on maybe Wednesday Thursday, when Gretchen Whitmer was in
the Oval office and like Trump said all these nice
things about her, and we played that clip of him saying,
what a great john she's hearing in Michigan. Now we're
learning more about that visit, and we're learning that she
thought that she was about to walk into the Oval
for a private meeting with Donald Trump, which obviously was
not the case. It was full of reporters and all
kinds of other people were in there, so she did
not want to be on camera, apparently. And so now
there's this absolutely cringe photograph of her floating around covering
her face trying to avoid being caught on camera talking
to Donald Trump, which makes it ten times worse than
if she would have just been like, this is fine,
you know what I mean. It's her problem, man, I
don't know. It's just but this is an iconic image,
like she will never live this down now. It is
so embarrassing.
Speaker 1: You're right, it is completely She is the phoniest of phonies, totally.
Speaker 2: And so she was asked about it and admitted that
she was not prepared to be in a public meeting.
But here is what she said about it when she
was asked the officers today, well, I think you heard
the young man in there. You got to show up, right,
You got to show up.
Speaker 25: Showing up for Michigan you make you feel comfortable. You know,
I did not know they walked me in I thought
I was going into our private meeting, and.
Speaker 2: Of course it was that press conference.
Speaker 25: But I did have the opportunity to chat with the President,
as you heard him say some great things about Selfridge,
about protecting the Great Lakes, and I also the primary
purpose was to talk about the ice storm and the
recovery that is on.
Speaker 1: I have no emotion on my face because of all
the TACs.
Speaker 2: There's so much talks in my face. It's a lot.
I just look constantly surprised. That's she's she's so cringe.
Speaker 1: Nothing says showing up like covering your face right go
the bowtok's face.
Speaker 2: That was the worst thing that she could have done,
the absolutely worst. Absolutely I don't know why she did it,
but that's what she did. And then on top of that,
she released another super cringe video. So I don't know
what the Jennifer thing is, but she her caption to
her video set. And don't call me Shirley or Jennifer.
While I might not be able to fix your window,
you best believe that we're hard at work fixing the
damn roads. I don't ask me about the Jennifer reference.
Speaker 1: I don't know what is the fixation of democrats cursing
all the time. It's one thing for us to do
it on a podcast, but what is it with all
these elected officials who are democrats like cursing all the time.
I don't get it. Listen, I'm not a free I'm
not a prude. You know that, But but I don't
get this. Is it like, did they get it? Was
it a directive? Was it a mandate from the time?
Speaker 2: Because they're all doing it. It's David Hall doing it.
It's David David Hoggs is a good idea. Let's do it.
It makes this sound cool. They're just it's a little much.
They need to stop. They need to change it down.
If you think this this tweet is bad, wait till
you see the accompanying video. Brace yourselves for cringe.
Speaker 25: People always asking me, Jennifer, how do you fix a window?
Speaker 2: Oh the hell should I know?
Speaker 25: And my name's not Jennifer, I'm Gretchen, and I can
tell you how we're fixing the damn roads. To the
end of this construction season, we will have fixed, repair,
or replaced twenty four thousand LA rounds of road, yeah,
nineteen hundred bridges, all bus supporting thousands of good paying jobs.
Speaker 2: But we're not done.
Speaker 25: We're gonna keep going fixing roads with the right mixing
materials so they're built to last. So I can't help
you with your window. But if your question is how
do we keep moving Michigan forward back?
Speaker 2: I've got covered. Is that our house that's really nice?
I mean, did Michigan Jennifer thing? Well, how do you
fix a window? Jennifer? I get asked that all the time.
Speaker 1: What does anybody know what that means?
Speaker 2: I don't know. Does somebody? Is there any da Michigan
that we just don't know about. Kathy said that fix
the damn roads was their catch slogan. Okay, but the
Jennifer what's the Jennifer reference? Because Jennifer Granholm was governor,
but that was like ages ago. I have no idea
that people think that that's still her. She's probably drunk. Yeah,
I don't don't get it. I have some thank yous
that are very belated from Thursday, Oh my god, I know,
and then a couple from the weekend, and then some
more from today. So we'll start from last week. From
the ballpit crew, Kelly eleven O six said, I agree
with Amy Trump is playing the game by keeping his
enemies closer. He's playing the long game. He isn't saying
that the pause was planned so that these countries will
come to the table to negotiate instead of waiting him out.
Trump is strategic strategy. Thank you, Kelly, David Dickens, Sorry
forgot to mention my niece's name. It's Leah. She is
on her high school basketball and track and field teams.
Very cool, So that is cool. Sheila Douglasson said from
the April tenth show, the reporter that asked Trump the
question and Trump said he loved him. That was link, Lauren.
He goes on Megan Kelly frequently. You should have him
on your show. Oh okay, Dana Spain, our friend Dana said, hello,
beautiful chicks. True elevator stories. Yesterday I met Representative Birchett.
I got a howdy, ma'am, but no dad gum. I
met John Kirby last year, Keanu Reeves in both New
York and London, and I met my hot hubby and
an elevator too random, I know, love y'all, she said, crazy,
Oh my gosh. And then this morning, Amanda Barnard said,
just letting you know that there are lots of prayers
coming to Marriam and her family this morning, which I
of course appreciate very much. Lovely, very lovely. She also said,
I just know all the prayers for Thomas are pulling
him through. He is such an inspiration. Thank you so
much for that. And Deanna Hale said, so many prayers
for Tea Bone Mock, You're such a rock star mom,
and Daisy, what a cheerleader of a friend. Sending all
the strength. Thank you so much for that. Becca T
in South Carolina said, Oh, Mack, sending you the biggest
hug and lifting Thomas up in prayer. May the Lord
guide his doctors and wrap you in your family in
the comfort of his love. Please take care of you
and your precious family Above us, we will be here
and praying you on and eager to see and hear
from you when you're able. Of course, he is a
rock star. Do you even know his mom? Right? True?
Audrey Kraus five says Mock, continued prayers for your superhero Thomas.
I'm glad he's doing better. Thanks you guys.
Speaker 1: Now you Shelley Ettington heading into pilates, so going to
finish later, but wanted to leave you with my prayers
for Thomas's care and healing, prayers for Mock and mister Mock.
God has you in his hands, he does. Brenda Wilson
continued prayers for Thomas. Too bad the world is not
as joyous as Thomas.
Speaker 2: That is so right, Brenda.
Speaker 1: Oh my gosh, it'ld be a better place, Marian Ashley.
As for Bernie and AFC in Utah, they were in
Salt Lake City and it's as blue as sand fran
hard to believe, but they have a hardcore leftist population
in SLC. Fortunately the rest of Utah is red, okay,
Teresa ray Mundo, The La crowd probably had six thousand
people intense because they're homeless, so they were stuck. Utah
has garnered people that have left California in other states
of bringing their stupid baggage with them. Brian Brumley, Hey Spartacus,
why are you gay? Jennifer No, thank you so much
for that, very generous, superspector.
Speaker 2: So sweet.
Speaker 1: I will be sending lots of prayers for Thomas and
of course Mock and the family to feel God's love,
strength and peace.
Speaker 2: Today.
Speaker 1: I've just let a special Easter candle for Thomas here
in the hospital chapel. So sweet, sending so much love
in many hugs. Thank you, Jennifer, Thank you so lovely.
Tammy fought Tammy Phifer in Florida years ago.
Speaker 2: I got a state I D for my kids.
Speaker 1: You need social Security number, birth certificate and proof of address.
Speaker 2: Simple. That's how you get a star. You only need
it once.
Speaker 1: Mm hmm, risk a buck real I D. I showed
all that crap forty years ago. Why do I have
to dig it out again. It's just a money maker
for states, making bank for all missing docs in the
ID charge. I'll be using a passport which I've had
for forty years.
Speaker 2: Which is fine. I guess you can do that. You
can do it. Jose Rodriguez Mack.
Speaker 1: Thanks for the scare of this am, and then thanks
for not personally notifying me you were going to live.
Speaker 2: Thank you for your life. I think, oh my god,
you're going live.
Speaker 1: Thank you really, thank you for your attention to this
matter of prayers for Thomas and for your fan and
also that you were not thank you also that you
were not going to live. You know, people, I know
that you're okay.
Speaker 2: Oh my gosh, all right, this today is uneventful and
that I'm here as normal tomorrow. That's my plan. That
is the plan for right now, the plan for right now.
We'll see how it goes.
Speaker 1: But I feel like I feel like he's getting better.
I feel like everything is crazy and prayer works. So
keep them coming, you guys, keep him coming, please, please,
you guys, bring it in, bring it in. Feo Okay,
Hideo says, Hi, he just you guys, see him in
the back there. Yeah, he says, Hi, you guys have
a wonderful day. We'll talk to you tomorrow. Hi, everybody,