Speaker 1: Good morning, everybody, Good morning. A lot happening today. All right,
mock okay, okay.
Speaker 2: I'm okay, there to be over, Okay, you needed to
be over.
Speaker 1: All right, you guys. Coming up on the show today,
Elon and Trump having have an Xpace sessh it broke Twitter.
I think it kind of broke Twitter, and it broke liberals. Really,
which is the most important thing, And we're going to
break that down for you. The media's new word of
the day momentum plus Trump triumphantly returns to Twitter and
he has a new ad. All that and so so
so much more coming up on today's show.
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Speaker 3: It's not me.
Speaker 2: It's not going to be a long show today, you guys,
because I just can't.
Speaker 1: It's a week.
Speaker 2: So it's going to be a perfectly sized show. Yes,
it's not going to be a terribly long show. So
if you have things to do, don't you worry. You're
gonna get all your stuff done today because it's going
to be a normal show, yes, a day. So yeah,
and yes, we're going to get into that whole Twitter
space or x space or whatever you call it. We're
going to get into all of that and so much more,
as Daisy pointed out, And as always, we're going to
kick it off with a few shares of some venmos
that we got after the show yesterday, which we of
course always appreciate. Stacy Smith sent this and said, Dana
Bash is looking more and more like a bad version
of the Joker every day. She does have a very
long face.
Speaker 1: Yeah, kind of John carry ish.
Speaker 2: Yeah, she's got a little bit of a John Carrey
face going on.
Speaker 1: Why the long face?
Speaker 2: And then our good friend Dana also sent us a
little note saying, Hi, beautiful chicks from Idaho. Habby and
I are r ving for the summer, so I put
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Speaker 1: Love y'all, We love you, Dana at that sounds fun.
Eight states to that sounds God. I want to go arguing.
That sounds so much fun.
Speaker 2: I know, but like the positivity, I know, great, it's
the positivity I am all about that. Saw something hilarious
on X yesterday and that is so you know how
like the left has been so reliant on fact checkers right,
like they want to fact check everything. And now it's
so interesting because I've noticed that if you if a
if a Democrat gets fact checked, it's an attack. So
this is how they position it now, Oh, wait, actually,
before we get to that, let me just show you
this from Scott Presler, because also this was hugely optimistic.
He said, I know many of us have been watching
socials and feel that Kamala has the momentum. The data
says otherwise. In the last three weeks since they replaced Biden,
Republicans have registered more voters than Democrats statewide for all
three weeks in Pennsylvania.
Speaker 1: Okay, good, yeah, it's great. It's really great. This is
why you can't trust polls and all that kind of stuff.
I really just I don't I don't believe a word
that these people say. I don't.
Speaker 2: Okay, So so the back to the fact checkers. This
is an actual headline from PBS that says fact checking
attacks on Walls's military record by Vance and other Republicans. So, now,
if you fact check something, you're attacking, and this has
never happened, well, I mean.
Speaker 1: If it's a if it's if it's something that word
saying facts and giving data that's against them, right, it's
an attack. But if it's something right on their side,
against their side, it's of course an attack because these
people can't take it. They can't pay hilarious.
Speaker 2: I could not when I saw this, I was like,
you got to be kidding me. So, now, if you
fact check someone that's a Democrat, it's an attack, right,
But then they can, like they can spew out all
the fact checks they want, even when they're not right
against Republican that's never an attack, that's just simple fact checking.
It's just so funny the difference, right, like all the
differences in semantics are just.
Speaker 1: It's crazy, total pansies. Man, Oh my god.
Speaker 2: And then CBS so back in June June seventeenth, they
tweeted former President Donald Trump's vow to stop taxing tips
would cost the federal government up to two hundred and
fifty billion dollars over ten years, according to a nonpartisan
watchdog group.
Speaker 1: Oh my gosh.
Speaker 2: And then fast forward two months, Vice President Kamala Harris
is rolling out a new policy position saying she'll fight
to end taxes on tips for service and hospitality workers.
Speaker 1: Yeah but listen, yeah, listen it it's crazy, But listen.
They're not engaging in propaganda, you guys, not at all.
Speaker 2: They're not not at all. I would ever say that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you should just believe them. Believe everything they say.
Speaker 2: Yes, I got mad. And so when I saw that
more recent tweet from CBS, I was like, how do
you how do you even say that without mentioning that
she stole the policy idea. They just they just put
it out like, oh, look at her with this new
policy position. Look at it.
Speaker 1: It's new. It's my god, yeah, fact check that, somebody
fact check them.
Speaker 2: That made me so mad.
Speaker 1: I just I should not tell you how much it
should make everybody mad. But liberals are like, this is new.
Speaker 2: That she's smart. Oh my.
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is that this happened a new Time cover of Kamala
her mo moment.
Speaker 1: You guys, Yeah, it's like hopefully it'll last like two seconds. Bye.
Speaker 2: Well, and Glenn Greenwall put it very well. He said,
the way the US corporate media transformed her from a
national embarrassment to a transformative pioneer overnight, without even pretending
to care about anything she thinks or believes is a
powerful testament to how potent the science of propaganda it is.
Speaker 1: It's exactly right. Yeah, he just perfectly encapsulates everything that's
happening right now, and there are sheep that buy it.
Speaker 2: Yeah. And if you need any more proof that this
is propaganda, look at how different these two covers are.
Speaker 1: Unbelievable. I mean, it's just unbelievable, isn't.
Speaker 2: I think, like you just can't make this stuff up?
Speaker 1: You guys, and people and people think that they still
live in a republic. I know, so week we don't,
you guys, we don't. That's proof right there that we don't.
Speaker 2: It kind of is.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Also, by the way, for that puff piece for Time magazine,
because of course there's a corresponding article all about Kamala.
She declined to be interviewed for that. That's how this
strategy for the camp for the Kamala campaign is going.
They're just hiding her. She's hiding her. She's afraid of friendlies. Yeah,
that's bad.
Speaker 1: When you're afraid of the friendlies, you're a complete and
utter coward. I mean, that's you got to listen. We
talked about, like it was a long time ago. I
think that Axios article that talked about how she was
afraid to do that dinner.
Speaker 2: Yeah, she was afraid.
Speaker 1: Yeah, she was afraid to do a dinner with that.
I mean, I think like they talked about it came
out in July. It was an Axious article in July,
and they talked about how she was afraid to do
a dinner with a bunch of journalists, and so they
did a mock dinner with her team and they were like,
should we like do it with wine because she's so
afraid because she had such crazy anxiety over this dinner
with a bunch of journalists, and then they bagged it
because she couldn't do it. Remember, Oh my god, So
she's afraid. She's completely afraid. But this is the stuff that,
of course Axios reported on it in July. But they're not.
They nobody's going to talk about that stuff now. And
you think that she can handle putin and g holy crap, Yeah,
she can't handle a dinner.
Speaker 2: Nope, she cannot. There's good news in the world of
sort of, I guess campaigning for Trump and that is
something that you sent yesterday. It was from the Daily Mail.
Baron Baron, Trump's best friend is a conservative influencer by
the name of Bo Loudon, and he's very interested in
helping Trump secure the gen Z vote. So it's there.
They're the reason that they did that streaming, that live
streaming with Aiden Ross what was that last week or
the week before? This was This is totally because of
Baron and his friend, who are in obviously Baron's dad's
ear saying this is how you get you know, this
is how you get our age group. You need to
be in front of this age group. And just to
give you a picture, first of all, how tall look
at them?
Speaker 1: I know, right, cute boys, Holy cow.
Speaker 2: And I did love this other picture of Bo wearing
this shirt that says BLM Biden loves miners.
Speaker 1: A god apologetic I will say I think that gen Z,
you know, because my daughter's a gen Zer, right, isn't
she a gen Z? Or yeah, fourteen is a gen Z.
Everybody that my daughter hangs out with, I would say
is pretty conservative.
Speaker 2: There are, Yeah, I've been with my boys.
Speaker 1: Yeah. So, I mean I feel like that generate there's hope.
You guys, I think they're more like gen xers than millennials,
like it skips a generation or something like. She's just
so no nonsense about it. And I know that your
son is too. It's just like, you know, like shut
up like quick. Being such a weirdo, like the woke
crap doesn't doesn't appeal to them, and so they just
they're more like this. And so I there's hope. I
feel like there's hope.
Speaker 2: I hope. So I hope, hope, hope, hope, hope, there
is hope. Yeah. Before we get into sort of the
nits and grits about the Elon Musk space with Donald Trump,
we need to talk about what happened during the day
yesterday in advance of it, and that is that the
one of the EU commissioners, this guy Terry Breton. I
don't even know if I'm saying that right, but Terry
Breton sent a huge, huge letter two x to Elon Musk,
to Lindy Acarino, all of them, saying, with great audience
comes greater responsibility because there is a risk of amplification
of potentially harmful content in connection with events with major
audiences around the world. I sent this letter to Elon
Musk and you're not going to be able to read
it because it's way too small. But essentially it's a
letter threatening punishment and consequences if Elon allows Donald Trump
to have that platform and says something that this guy
doesn't like. I mean, it's so commy, is what's happening?
And so Linda responded and was like, this is an
unprecedented attempt to stretch a law intended to apply in
Europe to political activities in the United States. It also
patronizes European citizens, suggesting that they're incapable of listening to
a conversation and drawing their own conclusions.
Speaker 1: When did these people tell us what to do?
Speaker 2: Didn't we have a whole war?
Speaker 5: Yeah them?
Speaker 1: Oh, I mean absolutely did so he can suck it.
And oh my god, I'm sure that's a man. Did
you see his picture? I know, it's like very dude's
very squirrely. Yeah.
Speaker 2: And just to summarize that letter, David Frost wrote, not
everyone will necessarily have the patience to plow through this
euro speak. So to be clear, the EU is asserting
the right to censor or block X or punish it
after the fact for broadcasting that live interview.
Speaker 1: How about that?
Speaker 4: You?
Speaker 1: How about you?
Speaker 2: Yeah, which is pretty much what Elon said, because this
is what he posted. He was like, To be honest,
I really wanted to respond with this tropic thunders mean,
but I would never do something so rude and irresponsible.
Speaker 1: Again, Red pilled Elon is my favorite. Elon. I'm here
for it. I'm here for it.
Speaker 2: Literally, f your own face.
Speaker 1: Yea, take a take a giant step back. You don't
get to do that. You don't get to tell us
what to do and what to say.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, I love this so much.
Speaker 1: Take your tea and crumpets and shove them up your butt.
Speaker 2: You don't get to do that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and all the d's nuts, all of them. I
cannot with these people like.
Speaker 2: They are liberals.
Speaker 1: There are liberals who agree with this garbage.
Speaker 2: They get Yeah, well, and we'll help one Ashington Post.
We'll show you a clip of that in just a minute.
Speaker 6: I mean, the.
Speaker 2: People who are supposed to be journalists are like, how
do we get this shut down?
Speaker 1: Oh my god, what is even happening in our patry?
And you're like, we're liberals. Okay, my god.
Speaker 2: And then Kamala is trying to make her whole campaign
about freedom.
Speaker 5: Give me a.
Speaker 1: Break, Okay, yeah, exactly. God, it's crazy. The gas lighting.
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And thank you Brian Price, who says, my age twenty
nine and everyone I know are fiscally Republican but have
to be Democrats because of the social issues. I don't
know a single person from that age group that can
stomach Trump. That is very important feedback. And I hope
people don't just like pile on Brian because he's he
represents the very people that you know that I worry
about that, Like, are so just turned off by Trump?
That that's the stuff that makes me wish Trump would
like back off of some of the dumb stuff that
he says and just focus on policies, which he's so
good at. And by the way, Brian, he's actually really
good at the social issues too. You actually just need
to get through the garbage to listen to what he
thinks about the social issues, and you'll see he's actually
very very strong, particularly on.
Speaker 1: LGBTQ issues and the litally.
Speaker 2: So I just I hope that you listen to listen
beyond just the noise and actually look at his policies
and remember what he did before COVID, during his first
two years of office, how good things were, and how
you could afford everything. I know you're fiscally conservative, but
the social issues he's he's fine. I promise. I hope that.
I hope that you even listen and convince others.
Speaker 1: Even during COVID, I mean, there were some merits there
for COVID. I mean, it's listen. COVID was what a
freaking nightmare that was, But I mean he was trying
to get like Ivermectin and all sorts of other stuff
to get into the mainstream, and they shut him down
on that. So I mean there's he had some merit
during that too. Yeah, yeah, for sure, absolutely absolutely true.
They just were like it was my gott he was
up against mountains.
Speaker 2: Unfortunately, the social issues are what like kids in that
age group listen to in their universities. It's where they're
indoctrinated about being woke, and it's just all such garbage.
And if you follow any of that stuff through to
its logical conclusions, you'll see what garbage it is. And
so I just please keep listening, Brian, and thank you
for that. BTK says Virginia Governor Younkin has made paper
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Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I think we mentioned that the other day. It's such great,
it's such that's exactly what everybody should do.
Speaker 1: The old country A huge.
Speaker 2: Fan of them, Kamala, Like back in twenty sixteen, she
was saying everybody should be on a paper ballot. Wait,
she flip flopped on amazing. No, it's amazing.
Speaker 1: Who would have ever thought she would flip on anything
by that?
Speaker 2: Okay, let's get to what the media was talking about
in advance of the Elon Musk and Trump Twitter space,
because of course they were trying to just like downplay
it or denigrade it to the extent that they could
before it even happened. Here's that what's her name, Cassie
Casey whatever, This chick on CNN is trying to say
that Twitter is basically a dumpster fire of misinformation.
Speaker 7: Rise as a Trump backer comes as X has turned
into a haven for the spread of misinformation. Since buying
the site almost two years ago, Musk's the site has
struggled to control it on topics ranging from the election
to the assassination attempt against Trump. Sometimes the bad information
has been boosted by Musk himself.
Speaker 2: I mean it's coming.
Speaker 1: He's coming from CNN, right, Have any audacity you guys know,
Rasha rash Jacky, Yeah, seriously, suck it. Like Twitter is
a forum for misinformation. Okay, CNN take all the seats.
I don't think you get to say that. Plus see, listen,
Twitter is not It's not a news organization. It's like
they're trying to treat it as such, like somehow it's
some sort of journalistic entity. It's not. It's like a
It's a town square, is what it is, and we're
allowed to share things in the town square because this
is America, lady, and we can do that. And for
some reason, these comedies want to shut that down because
they're exactly that, you know, crazy how that works?
Speaker 2: Well, she she also had on somebody some chick to
talk about like previewing what they thought this conversation with
Musk and Trump would go like, And here's what this
lady said.
Speaker 7: Yeah, what do you expect out of this conversation that
we're going to see tonight on Twitter?
Speaker 8: Well, for one, I think it's going to be a
very lighthearted conversation because Elon Musk has come out and
endorse Donald Trump. I expect this to be like a
romance type of an interview where they're supporting each other.
I think that Elon Musk will let Donald Trump speak
all of the falsehoods and misinformation.
Speaker 9: That he wants.
Speaker 8: I mean, he's not a journalist, it's not his job
necessarily does he want to be fact checking all the information?
So I think it's just a platform for Donald Trump
to come out and say whatever he wants. But the
thing they remember, Cassie is like the interview audience, here
is what Donald Trump needs you see. Jdvan's going on
Face the Nation right Sunday shows traditional media because he
gets his name out there. Donald Trump's going the opposite route, right,
He's talking to streamers and podcasters. He's going on X.
He wants to rally up that sort of fringe online base.
That's what Donald Trump is doing here tonight.
Speaker 1: Well, it's fringe, you guys, super fringe. You guys are fringe.
There's all but the people who like listen to podcasts
and are out there listening to alternative media are considered fringe.
Now if you don't listen to them, mainstream media and
the propaganda machine that is the MSM, your fringe. Isn't
it crazy how they're using that word?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean, and why do they consider streamers like
regular kids. I don't know why they would consider them fringe.
That's a whole humongous audience.
Speaker 1: Yeah, to tap into it, I mean, but let them
do it. Yeah, I find that Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Because as Linda Yakarino pointed out, this was before
the space started. She said, before you turn tune in,
here's some data about who is on the platform in
the United States alone, thirty seven million Democrats, thirty two
million Republicans and thirty four million swing voters. So it's
an audience and that I don't think is just fringe.
It's interesting that there's more Democrats and more swing voters
than Republicans.
Speaker 1: I totally find that interesting too. I can't believe there
are that many swing voters I know, right, And how.
Speaker 2: They have that information, I'm not sure. Like they pull
literally everybody on Twitter, I don't know, but that's what
they that's what they say. There's a news Nation clip also,
and I don't know who these people are, but they're
on news Nation also previewing the space talking about whether
or not it moves the needle at all or will
move the needle, And here is that commers.
Speaker 1: But what about today elaw Musk and Trump?
Speaker 10: What would you say, Connall?
Speaker 11: I agree with Tia that overall, Musk can have an impact,
his money, his influence in the culture, the fact that
he owns Twitter or X. But I don't think the
interview tonight is going to make that much difference. I
don't think it's going to move the needle that much,
if for no other reason than this. In my fifteen
or so years on Twitter, what I have.
Speaker 12: Found is that the most polarized part of the electorate
is the part that's on Twitter, right, the people that
are in the middle, the swing voters, the people between
the forty five yard lines, are moved by certain voices
and issues, but not by what goes on on a
day to day basis on the site X.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I don't know. I don't know. I don't know.
Speaker 1: I don't see, But I do like Trump's strategy and
all this. I do appreciate the fact that he is
reaching out on socials and that he is talking to
like the alternative news sources and the streamers. It's what
we've been we've been pushing since we started Chicks on
the Right. Yeah, we've been like, this is what Republicans
have to do, and he's doing it. So I applaud
him for a strategy.
Speaker 2: Yeah, absolutely, I mean the more the more exposure he
gets on these types of platforms, that's only I don't
see how that's a bad thing.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Moreover, he's not afraid to still go on the
MSM propaganda channels. He's not afraid to do anything anything.
Do you think MSNBC has ever invited.
Speaker 2: Him to do an interview?
Speaker 1: Probably not, because they don't want him to come because
they're like, he's in this information and we can't have
him on here. I mean, as you recall Rachel Maddow
when you know, they they shut him down when he
would do a speech. They're like, well, we can't show him.
You know, we can't show him because he's are you
kidding me? He's our nominee, he's guy, and they refuse
to show him. So they're the comedies that don't want
him on. But if he obviously is going to be
doing an ABC debate, and you know that that debate
is going to be in every way, shape or form
in favor of Kamala, It's literally going to be Hi,
We're going to be like baby birding it. They're going
to be chewing up the food and like spitting it
in Kamala's mouth. That's how they're going to be doing
it with her. And then they're going to be treating
him like absolute garbage. We see how George Stephanopolis treats him. Yea,
so it's gonna be but he's not afraid. Is Trump
is like, I'll do it. I'll totally go Kamala would
never do that now.
Speaker 2: Well, and I wish at some point when Rachel you know,
pans away from a rally in progress because they don't
want to spread false information, I wish somebody would have
an opportunity to say to her, do you stop? Do
you stop interviews? When Joe Biden repeats that very fine
people hoax? Do you ever shut down the interview? Do
you ever block it from showing because he is spreading
false information? It's such bullshit. Way should do that?
Speaker 1: Yeah, well, as we all know, there's it's two tiered
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Speaker 13: Yeah.
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the shrillest of the harpies, very upset that Elon was
going to host Trump on his platform and doesn't even
really even understand why the government has any ties to
Elon whatsoever. Here is her freaking out about satellites.
Speaker 4: What should the Pentagon be doing with the fact that
we're buying satellite from Elon Musk.
Speaker 2: I mean really, I mean, it's just crazy to me
that there are educated people that don't see how desperate
and sick Donald Trump really is.
Speaker 1: Well, because he is the one that isn't he the
one that NASA screwed up. And I think it's because
of Boeing, because NASA is responsible for those people. I
think they're supposed to be in space for eight days
and they're stuck there for twenty eight or something like that,
and Elon's the one that had to go in and
save them.
Speaker 2: I mean, to act as though the government shouldn't be
buying satellites from one of the smartest men on that Atlanet.
It's so stupid, Like, what are you gonna do? What
are you gonna do, Claire?
Speaker 1: Are you gonna do it? Are you smart enough to
do that? I mean, this is the thing. He's a
brilliant guy. So that's why the government is like, hey,
can you help us with this? That's why, Claire, because
you're not smart enough to do it? People like, yeah, Claire,
because people like Elon are So what are you gonna do?
Cut him off? I mean it's unbelievable.
Speaker 2: Look at her insane face. She's just rabbit. Yeah, Stuart
the britt thank you. Stuart says, we always remember Trump
with the Queen. He showed the best of American people.
Obama and Biden didn't. Yeah, we've got a great example
of that to get to in just a little bit.
But you're absolutely right. Carrie Hoffman, thank you. Carrie says,
what happened to three sources in a news piece? Was
that ever a thing?
Speaker 1: Yeah? And journalism back in the day, back in the
day when they used to actually teach real journalism, but
they also used to teach no bias and that doesn't
It doesn't exist anymore. Journalism died a long time ago.
Speaker 2: Yep. John Newbaum says was listening to yesterday's show and
Kamala's campaign song should be Bitch by Meredith Brooks.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's a good song.
Speaker 2: By the way, she is conservative.
Speaker 1: Oh that's right, she is. Yeah.
Speaker 2: I think she follows us even on the I'm pretty
sure she does.
Speaker 1: She should write a theme song.
Speaker 2: That would be awesome. That would be awesome. Rebecca Hall,
thank you very much, Rebecca says, greetings from the Fringe girls,
love y'all. Thank you so much reading, and Paula Johnson says,
replaced the word misinformation with the word truth.
Speaker 1: Yeah, thank you very much, everybody, all right, the truth.
Speaker 2: I forget what I have after this, I think, Claire, Yeah,
I think people who were on who've been very loyal
to truth social were mad that Trump got back on Twitter,
so he re emerged. He reactivated his account on Twitter
yesterday in addition to having this space with Elon Musk.
But there were a bunch of people who were super
pissed off about it, and there are thousands I guess
planned to boycott and go offline at eight o'clock when
the space was set to begin, wanting wanting Trump to
go back to truth social.
Speaker 1: That's kind of weird. Just just do both, like yeah,
like hiving up my mind, Like what's the big deal?
Speaker 3: People?
Speaker 1: People gets so mad.
Speaker 2: It's the weirdest stuff.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean it's kind of like, why can't you
like both DeSantis and Trump? You know, quick band of jerk,
just right, everybody, love everybody, just stop, you know. Good lord.
Speaker 2: We referred back to Terry Breton from the EU Commission
earlier in the show and the scary letter that he
sent to X telling him that they could get in
big fat trouble if they host the space. Well, there's
a Washington Post reporter his name is Cleave Woodson and
misparitated him.
Speaker 1: They really hated him, you guys.
Speaker 2: And this guy had I mean, just as bad as
the commy from the EU. Listen to the question that
he asked KJP in the presser yesterday. This is unbelievable.
They are commy.
Speaker 5: Yep.
Speaker 14: Elon Musk is slated to interview Donald Trump tomorrow tonight
on on X. I don't know if the President is
going to feel free to say if he is or not,
but I think that misinformation on Twitter.
Speaker 7: Is not just a campaign issue.
Speaker 14: It's a you know, it's an America issue.
Speaker 3: Uh.
Speaker 14: What role does the White House or the President have
in sort of stopping that or stopping the spread of
sort of intervening in that. Some of that was about campaigns, Wow,
but you know it's a wider thing, right, Yeah.
Speaker 15: No, And you've heard us talk about this many times
from here about the responsibilities that social media platforms.
Speaker 1: Have cannot when it comes to mis and for disinformation.
Speaker 15: Don't have anything to read out from here about specific
ways that we're working on it.
Speaker 2: But yeah, you better not the answer, world.
Speaker 1: The answer should have been, it's it's a free country, America.
It's called free speech, and you're supposed to be a journalist.
What the hell, dude. That should have been the answer.
What the hell dude? God, Oh my god.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, this is why when I see what's going on
in the UK, I do worry, because it seems like
America follows what happens the crazy and UK bleeds over here. Unfortunately,
and he's perfect evidence of it. Mike Davis went after
him hard, saying, truly pathetic. You are a White House
reporter for the Washington Post. And you think your job
is to collude with the White House Press Secretary to
censor Americans with whom you disagreed. Do you understand how
dumb and dangerous you sound. You are truly shameful.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's like, quit your job, delete all your socials,
and go work at Starbucks. Go just stop everything that
you're doing. What a disgrace this guy is. He's a
disgrace as a journalist. He's a disgrace as an American.
Stop everything you're doing. What a loser? Just ridiculous.
Speaker 5: God.
Speaker 2: Okay, so let's get into the actual space. We should
mention that it was set to start at eight o'clock,
it did not, and tons of people were trying to
get into the space having trouble getting into the space.
It took me about seven tries or like refreshes or whatever,
and then I got in and listened, like everybody else,
to about forty minutes of horrible elevator music. But then
we started to see the numbers climbing. And at the
time that I was listening, I only listened for the
first forty minutes or so. But at the time I
at the time I left, I think there were just
under one point three million active listeners at the time
that I checked out, so they did have some technical issues.
They were attacked. There were some very coordinated attack on
their servers that Elon posted about and said, you know
that worst case scenario they would just do the space
with a smaller group and post it immediately afterwards. But
they did finally get it going, and we I should
also point out that something allegedly was wrong with Trump's
mike or Trump's sound, because it's he has a very
daffy duck quality to his speech during the space, which
we know is not that's not how he sounds. But
of course, like people were losing their minds and creating
all the memes about it, because he does sound very lispy.
But it was just something that was going on with
his sound. So once about forty minutes and once it
turned to be a like eight thirty five eight forty,
then finally there was a little bit of silence, and
then Elon came to give an introduction and to explain
what had happened. Here he is with that.
Speaker 10: All right, hello, everyone, So my apologies for the late start.
Speaker 16: We unfortunately had a massive distributed denial of service attack
against our servers and saturated all of our all of
our data lines, like basically hundreds of gigabits of of
data were saturated. We've we think we've overcome most of that,
and so it's not time to proceed. But as as this,
this massive attack illustrates, there's a lot of opposition to
people just hearing what President Trump has to say and so,
but I'm honored to have this conversation. I'd want emphasize
it's a it's a conversation, and it's really intended to
just get get a feel for what Donald Trump is,
just like in a conversation. So it's hard to catch
a vibe about someone if you just don't hear them
talk in a normal way. And when you know, when
there's when there's an adversarial interview, like no one's themselves
in Avasaral interview. So, and this is really aimed at
kind of open minded independent voters who I was trying
to make up their mind.
Speaker 1: I love that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, So that was the intro, and then the first question, unfortunately,
was about the assassination attempt, and it was forty minutes
of an answer which was just like a repeat of
the GOP convention speech. So the thing that he said
was way too painful for him to ever talk about again.
He talked about again, yeah, nauseum, to the point where
I was just like, I can't stay up past this,
Like I cannot, This is too much. No one who
is an independent that this is supposed to be aimed
at is learning anything new. Let's get to some policies
come on. And then it did, and so after it
because I couldn't stay up that late, but I caught
up this morning and then they did get into some
great policy and idea discussions that were awesome. But yeah,
that first thirty five forty minutes was pretty brutal. That
was pretty brutal. So the next bit, because this that
picture is that Terry Breton guy, and Elon pointed out
that he believes that Trump is very much a free
speech advocate, and that was this is this part of
that conversation.
Speaker 16: And you know, there's like there's there's a lot of
attempts to do censorship and to force censorship even on
Americans from other countries. And I think it's obvious that
you're you're you a believer and an advocate of a
free speech because during your first time as president. You
were attacked relentlessly every day, often very unfairly with false
you know, with false attacks, and and you didn't try
to shut down the media.
Speaker 10: You didn't try.
Speaker 16: To inhibit their freedom of speech.
Speaker 10: And I think that's his lot.
Speaker 1: He's one hundred correct, yep.
Speaker 2: I love that. And then of course they got into inflation.
And again just warning people who haven't heard any of
the space Donald Trump is okay. I don't think he
had like any tooth issue or dental procedures. I think
the sound was just really wonky, and that's why he
sounds kind of lispy.
Speaker 17: The inflation, it doesn't matter what you make. The inflation
has eating you alive. If you're a worker or if
you're a just a middle income person, you can't afford.
You know, four years ago, five years ago, people were
saving a lot of money. Today they're using all their
money and borrowing money just to live. It's a horrible
thing that's happening. And we'll end that way.
Speaker 15: I think.
Speaker 16: Yeah, a lot of people just don't don't understand where
inflation comes from. Inflation comes from government over spending because
the checks never bounced when it's written by the government.
So if the government spends far more than it brings in.
That increases the money supply, and if the money supply increases.
Speaker 10: Faster than the rate of goods and services, that's inflation.
Speaker 16: So so really we need to have we need to
reduce our government spending, and we need to re examine.
I think we need like a government efficiency permission to say, like, hey,
where are we spending money that's sensible?
Speaker 10: Where is it not sensible? And we need to live within.
Speaker 16: Our We're currently adding I think a trillion dollars to
the deficit every roughly every hundred days. And you know,
the interest payments on the national debt have now exceeded
the defense budget. It's on the order of a trillion dollars.
Speaker 5: It's interest and it.
Speaker 1: Keeps He's absolutely right. Wouldn't that be the most amazing thing.
I'd love for him to head it up.
Speaker 2: And he said he'd be willing. He said he'd be
willing to participate. I don't know if you would head
it up or what, but he definitely is willing, and
I'd love this idea.
Speaker 1: Oh my gosh, it's like, there aren't a lot of
guys like that who have you know, participated in the
private sector who are willing to do that kind of stuff.
Mitch Daniels is one of those people who understands spend analysis,
getting in there and like creating a freaking budget. Go figure,
Oh my god, let's live within our means. Oh my god,
imagine that. Imagine doing that in government, because He's right,
their check never bounced because they just keep they keep
sucking and stealing money from us. Can you imagine. Oh
my god, he's so great.
Speaker 2: Then they got on the issue of the border and
again this this is like the rest of the conversation
was awesome. In fact, my husband stayed up for the
whole thing and he came and he was like, it
got so good, you know what I mean? Yeah, And
it did, like they when they got onto policy issues,
it was it was a fantastic conversation. It wasn't an
interview at all. It was just like these two smart
dudes talking to each other about the state of the world.
Speaker 1: Business guys. Yeah.
Speaker 2: And so Elon kicks off this discussion by framing what
he believes is Trump's outlook on immigration, and he nailed it,
and Trump responds, would.
Speaker 16: It be accurate to say that you're supportive of legal immigration?
But that we obviously need to shut down illegal immigration,
and especially unvetted the illegal immigration, because you you know,
and that's that's not the same as saying that everyone
who's a legal immigrant is bad. In fact, I think
most people who are illegal immigrants are actually good. But
you can't tell difference unless there's a solid betting of
who comes across the border.
Speaker 10: Is that your position?
Speaker 17: I say it very simply. They have to come in legally.
They have to be checked. Because look, Kamala was the
borders are. Now she's denying it. Everything that I do.
She's saying she was strong on the border. We're going
to be strong.
Speaker 5: Well, she doesn't have to say it.
Speaker 17: She could close it up right now, could They could
do things right now?
Speaker 5: It's horrible.
Speaker 17: Uh, no tax on tips, and all of a sudden
she's making the speeches and there will be no tax
on tips. I said that months ago. And by the way,
they had just the opposite. You know, they had not
only tax on tips, but they hired eighty eight thousand
irs agents and many of them were assigned to go
get waitresses and caddies and all of this on tips.
They have a policy, they had a policy. They were
really going to go after you, and we're really harassing
people horribly.
Speaker 5: And then all of a sudden, for politics.
Speaker 17: She says, you know, she comes out with what I said,
which I think is terrible, and I think it's also
hitting them very hard. These people are fake. Now they're
also saying they did a good job in the border.
We had the worst numbers in the history of the world,
not of our country. There's never been a country in
history that has had a catastrophe like.
Speaker 5: This we've had.
Speaker 17: I believe, and I think you believe this too. You know,
you hear twelve million, thirty I believe it's over twenty
million people came into our country, many coming from jails,
from prisons, from mental institutions or a bigger version of
that is insane asylums, and many are terrorists. And I
saw an ad by Kamala saying how she is going.
Speaker 5: To provide border security. Where's she been for three and
a half years? For three and a half years.
Speaker 10: Yeah, no of this people, it's a terrible Yeah.
Speaker 16: I think this frankly, I think this is a fundamental
existential issue for the United States. And if we have
another four more years of open borders and it's gonna
be even worse. With another four more years, it's gonna
be even worse than it's been for the past. Uh,
you know, three and a half years. I'm not sure
we've got a country.
Speaker 5: You don't have a country leftl Elon.
Speaker 17: If they get in, you will have fifty to sixteen
million people from all over the world, not South America only.
Speaker 5: You know, we think of South America. We think of
Honduras and El.
Speaker 17: Salvador, Guatemala and Mexico, you know, the four.
Speaker 5: But it's not that. It's everywhere.
Speaker 17: They're coming in from everywhere, and I had to stay.
Speaker 16: Yeah, I think this is a this is a super
important point. Like people, It's like basically when I went
down there, I was like, well, where are people from.
Speaker 10: It's like it's like almost no one was from.
Speaker 5: Mexico now Mexico less.
Speaker 10: It's just the border. It's just a border with Mexico.
Speaker 16: But the people coming in, it's it's it's the Earth,
the rest of Earth, and America is is only you know,
about four, four or five percent of the population of Earth.
Speaker 10: It would only take a few percent of the rest
of Earth.
Speaker 5: We're already overwhelmed. We're overwhelmed.
Speaker 1: My god, it's this is common freaking sense. Yeah, and yeah,
it's you're right. The conversation is, it's a beautiful conversation
between two really smart businessmen. Yeah, and that's what it was,
and just common sense. And anybody that disagrees with it,
they are garbage people. They're not serious adults. These are
people that need to sit at the kids table and
they need and they need the adults in the room
to handle shit because they don't need to be a
part of it. Anybody that disagrees with that, I have
no part. I want no part of those people.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Well, they went on because he wanted to also point
out that the Kamala was in fact the borders are,
and all this nonsense that the media is trying to
help her avoid that title for some reason is exactly that.
That is disinformation.
Speaker 17: He's in charge of it, because you know now she's
trying to say so, he had nothing to do with it.
And she's such a liar because she was called the
borders are the first day and it was on the
headlines of every newspaper.
Speaker 5: She's the borders are and she never even went there.
Speaker 17: She went to one location which had nothing to do
with where the problem is.
Speaker 5: You know, she went in and out, I guess because
she was getting a lot of pressure but had nothing
to do with the problem was.
Speaker 17: But she was the borders are and you people can't
allow them to get away with their disinformation campaign. Now
she's trying to say that she wasn't really.
Speaker 5: Involved, and the whole thing is horrible. She was totally
in charge.
Speaker 17: She could have shut the border down without him. He
didn't know what he was doing anyways. He wouldn't have
even known what happened. You could shut the border down.
He wouldn't even know the difference.
Speaker 1: You're right, He's absolutely right. He's a hunder present.
Speaker 5: Correct.
Speaker 1: He had no idea what was going on.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and even though the border is is arguably Trump's
biggest issue, I mean I think he would he would
list that as one of the most important things that
he wants to take care of. He under stands that
people beyond just the border care about just regular day
to day living, and that's what he pointed out in
this next plot.
Speaker 17: You know, with all of that being said, to me,
that's so important, the most important.
Speaker 5: But with all of that.
Speaker 17: Being said, the election's coming up and the people want
to hear about the economy and the fact that they
can't buy groceries because they don't have enough money to
buy groceries.
Speaker 5: The inflation has killed them.
Speaker 17: Food prices are up fifty to sixty even one hundred
percent in some cases, and this stupid administration allowed this
to happen.
Speaker 5: And it's a shame.
Speaker 17: And that's the thing that people most care about. In
my opinion, they care about the border a lot, yes,
and we discussed the border at great length. It's nice
to have a forum like this where I can discuss
something at length. And by the way, you think Biden
could do this interview, and you think that Combinator did
this interview.
Speaker 5: They would take a pass on you. So they don't
need Elon.
Speaker 17: They don't need Elon screaming up questions.
Speaker 5: It's pretty sad.
Speaker 1: And I think didn't he ask he asked Kamala? Yeah,
I think Elon. I saw on Twitter today where I
think he put an invitation out to Kamala and she said, no.
Speaker 2: There is no way, this is the day. Why wouldn't
she But why wouldn't she do that?
Speaker 1: Because if she was a serious candidate who wanted to
talk about policy, that was a perfect forum to do
it in. I mean, it's just it's unbelievable. And I know,
I know, we don't have the clip, but he also
there was one clip where Trump was saying that one
of the biggest accomplishments that Biden had, which was just
remarkable to him I'm paraphrasing, of course, is that he
ended up being hated by both sides. And it's so true.
Speaker 18: It's true.
Speaker 1: It is true.
Speaker 2: The way that this ended too was great because Elon
basically told his audience, We've got a choice to make,
and here's what I think the choice should be.
Speaker 16: The path like you are, the path to prosperity, and
I think Kamala is the opposite.
Speaker 10: That's I mean, that's my best opinion.
Speaker 16: I'm going to I'm gonna get attacked like crazy, and
you know, I've also experienced quite a bit of lowfair myself.
Speaker 10: But I'm just trying to tell people my honest opinion.
Speaker 16: And i haven't been active and really active in politics before,
and I'm just trying to point out that my track
record historically has been moderate, if not moderate, slightly left,
and so this is the people out there who are
in the moderate camp to say, I think you should
support Donald Trump for president, and I think it's actually
a very important junction in the road, and we're a
deep trouble if if if it goes the other way.
Speaker 1: He's one thousand percent correct, yep. Yeah. And that and
just the number of illegals coming over the border. When
they start talking about fifty sixty million legals.
Speaker 2: We're asking you, guys, there's no sustaining that. It's just
not possible.
Speaker 1: Now we are. He's right, we are no longer a
country at that point. So good luck with that America pose.
Speaker 2: Hey, thank you so much. Jose says, if X isn't
important for Trump, then why did they cyber attack the
Trump musk Space session. Remember this. In twenty twenty Twitter
throttled pro Trump tweets and anti Biden Hunter tweets. Not
so in twenty twenty four. This alone could be huge.
It's a great point. Yeah, Shannon Pope says, misinformation equals
stuff they don't want you to hear.
Speaker 1: Exactly, so true.
Speaker 2: Missy Sanders said, I've heard people with mics that were
not working properly and they didn't sound anywhere near like
Trump's lisp. Okay, fine, but have you heard Trump in
life because he doesn't sound like that, so clearly there
was something wrong, you know what I mean, Like, yeah,
that's not his normal voice.
Speaker 1: It was a mic thing.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Janine Gledhill, thank you very much, she says, we
are being MILLI vanillid.
Speaker 1: I love it.
Speaker 2: All Right, Let's move on because we also need to
talk about the fact, actually this could be like a
normal size show. Yeah. I think we're I think it'll
be a little bit longer than a normal size show.
Maybe I could be off. Anyway, we need to talk
about this new word of the day that the media
has glommed onto, and that is about Kamala's momentum. Behold
this momentum montage.
Speaker 1: I can't wait brown momentum.
Speaker 7: New numbers showing the Harris Walls ticket is gaining ground,
Vice President Harris gaining.
Speaker 2: Momentum, momentum, and key states.
Speaker 15: This morning, vice President Kamala Harris gaining momentum, gaining.
Speaker 2: Momentum, gaining momentum, gaining momentum.
Speaker 17: But look this momentum, at this momentum, keeping the momentum
Harris is momentum.
Speaker 19: Harris's momentum.
Speaker 10: You can't slow down the momentum.
Speaker 1: This remarkable.
Speaker 2: Mission Number one is create the momentum and then keep
the momentum. What does momentum look like in the polls?
Speaker 20: Kamala Harris is doing two things here, number one momentum
and number two momentum.
Speaker 19: But take a look here clear momentum so momentum, It
is momentum. It is Democrats ride a wave of momentum.
Speaker 2: She does have that momentum. The Democrats are riding a
wave of momentum, generating a kind of momentum.
Speaker 21: The Harris team is going to want to keep the
this momentum.
Speaker 2: Keep the momentum going.
Speaker 15: They want to keep that momentum.
Speaker 2: The momentum here is amazing. The crowds are literally insane.
Speaker 6: This momentum.
Speaker 17: It just seems day in and day out, to keep
getting more powerful.
Speaker 1: By the day.
Speaker 2: To trend.
Speaker 21: It is heavily towards Harris, and it's rushing towards Using
In recent weeks, the Vice president at this point thronging
the equivalent of a no hitter in the first three
weeks of her campaign, hoping to keep that going with
the Democratic Convention next week.
Speaker 1: Do you think do you think Obama sends out the
email who do you think sends it out.
Speaker 2: You know, right, it's very interesting.
Speaker 1: It's just every freaking day we show you guys some
sort of a montage with this ridiculous propaganda media. It's ridiculous.
At this point, they're just they're like a caricature of
what the media should be.
Speaker 4: Like.
Speaker 1: They're just ridiculous. So I just want to know who's
sending out the emails. Who is it?
Speaker 2: Well, and it's you know, what's so fascinating too, is
that they're creating their own self fulfilling prophecy because they
talk about momentum, they talk about her, they build her up,
build her up, build her up. And then they're like,
oh my gosh, look at all this momentum that's happened organically,
even though they have created her, they are creating her.
And then they're like mystified that there's momentum. It's so obvious.
Speaker 1: They create everything. They just this, it's all. It's basically
like what jade Van said, it's a movie. They're writing
their own they're writing their own movie. It's a script.
It's all a script. There is nothing real about this campaign.
There's nothing real about Comma, there's nothing real about Democrats.
It's all a script. We're at least real, and so
we're on the right side because at least you're dealing
with honest, real people. Their side, phony, fake script did
all of it. It's just all a big house of cards.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and it just makes me think back to Brian,
who was the twenty nine year old who's like, we
just can't vote for Trump and I'm just but the
choices then to vote for someone who who you don't
know anything about except that she has lied about every
single part of her record, and the fact that she
doesn't respect you enough to get out there and tell
you what she believes or what she plans to do.
That alone should be a reason for young people to
be like, this lady is sketched. Yeah, and I want
somebody who I who I can look at and know
what they think about that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you're voting for a controlled puppet. Yeah, that's what
you're voting for. You're voting for somebody who takes her
marching orders from Obama and like a cabal. You're voting
for somebody who is controlled by another entity that's not America.
You're voting for a kami. Good luck with that.
Speaker 2: Yep, this was an interesting conversation between Dana Perino and
Kevin McCarthy about Kamala's strategy from here on out and
Trump's strategy from here on out. And I have to
say I completely agreed with Kevin McCarthy about where this
is and where it needs to go. And usually, you know,
he's a little squarely for my taste, but I think
he's absolutely spot on in this.
Speaker 1: Let me ask you about that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, these polls that are coming out, the Fox's Power
rankings were going.
Speaker 8: To show like this race is back to being very
very close.
Speaker 15: Trump has a slight lead in certain places, but she's gaining.
Speaker 2: So what do you.
Speaker 22: Think the Trump team should be doing maybe this week
to try to do what you just said.
Speaker 13: Well, it's just like every Sunday, you play a different team.
She has a different offense, she's outworking, she plays differently.
That Biden is no longer there. Biden not only was
going to lose, he was going to creater the Democratic Party.
So it's come back, but the Democrats are still playing defense.
All Trump has to do is win Pennsylvania and Georgia.
Speaker 19: He doesn't even have to.
Speaker 13: Win Nevada and Arizona. And he's the president. So she
has to play defense at all these places. I think
she made a wrong pick when it came to VP.
She'd be in a different place if she had Shapiro.
But it's going to be a race, and you've got
to make this race not on personalities. Stop questioning the
size of her crowds, and start questioning her position when
it comes to what did she do as Attorney general
on crime? And what did she do when she's supposed
to take care of the border as zar? Question that
they brought inflation and she was the tie breaking vote
when it came to inflation, when it came to I R.
Speaker 20: S Agents.
Speaker 13: This is a perfect person to run against. You thought
John Kerry was a flip flopper. She is the biggest
flip flop with the most extreme positions. And you got
a short time frame to do it. So don't sit back,
get out there and start making the case and use
her own words to do it to her.
Speaker 2: Well, I mean, I think Trump did last night.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he's getting out there. You can't you can't deny
the fact or downplay that he's getting out that he's
doing that. Kevin bored Well, I think he.
Speaker 2: Just means, you know enough with the crazy tweets about
crowd size. Just focus on the things that you that
you're super good at and that you have a huge
leg up on over her, because that's what will that's
what will matter to people, and it.
Speaker 1: Matters to people. But when you're up against a complete machine,
you know that gets their marching orders on.
Speaker 2: Okay, everybody, same momentus him, and that's what we're up against.
Speaker 1: Kevin.
Speaker 2: Samantha k part, thank you, She says, millennial Here, all
my millennial friends will be third time Trump voters. This
includes women, vets, and Hispanics from all across the United States.
You have good friends, Samantha. You do, Beto, I know
how much you hate him.
Speaker 1: Why you mean Robert O'Rourke.
Speaker 2: This pairing too, like Jen, Saki and Beto.
Speaker 1: Talk about phony, like complete This guy has fabricated his
entire political life. He's the biggest phony there is. My
name is No, it's not Beto. You're not Hispanic? Shut up? Yeah,
my god.
Speaker 2: So Saki had him on because like, who else will
you know what I mean? So she had him on
to talk about the state of Texas and where if
there's you know, if it's in play from a presidential
race standpoint, but also where it stands with congressional races,
and here he is about.
Speaker 1: That they're clearly creating a lot of excitement out there.
What do you think this is enough?
Speaker 2: I mean, is Texas a pipe dream?
Speaker 19: Or should people hold their hope out.
Speaker 1: For Texas in twenty twenty four or is it going
to take a little bit longer.
Speaker 19: The thing is, you now see Democrats smiling. There is
joy in our party, there's electricity moving.
Speaker 10: Through the system.
Speaker 19: And yes, places that I think we're written off are
now in contention. Three of the most competitive congressional races
in the country are in Texas, including Michelle Viejos in
Texas fifteen. We win those, we might win control of
the House of Representatives. The biggest pickup opportunity for Senate
Democrats is also in Texas. Colin all Read versus Ted Cruz.
I think Harris Walls rise or increase the chances that
we're going to be able to win these races. And
you know who knows, but Joe Biden lost Texas by
only five and a half points in twenty twenty. It's
moving faster into the blue column than any other battleground state.
Speaker 10: Anything I think is possible.
Speaker 19: In this year, and with the energy that those two
are bringing to this ticket, I think that Texas could possibly.
Speaker 10: Be in play.
Speaker 2: You guys, if you're in Texas, do not let this happen.
Speaker 1: No, I agree with that. I mean, but a lot
of the reason for that is because we've had so
many freaking transplants. Yeah, it's because everybody keeps moving to
Texas and they want to bring their freaking politics here.
We're full, seriously, leave your politics in California and all
the other creepy liberal places like just stay there and
quit coming here and bring in your crap politics. That's
what they're doing. Yeah, it's yes, it's a lot of
places are purple, but there are a lot of places
here that are still very very red. Believe me.
Speaker 2: Well, just if you're in a purple place in Texas,
rag everybody you know to the polls.
Speaker 1: Yes, and love of God. And Beto is not in
an now. Beato has lost everything that he's ever run
for everything because he's a big loser.
Speaker 2: Yeah, there was a moment with the ghost Banker. No, no, no,
that's Adam Schiff. This is not the ghost banker. Do
we have a name or do we have like a
likeness for Dan Goldman or is he just don't have
a likeness He's just super creepy god is he?
Speaker 5: Ever?
Speaker 2: So he was actually on with Brett bar trying to
make a case that Trump is a coward for he's
being too cowardly to do debates Donald Trump. It's so
ridiculous that even Brett bar gets a little feisty about it,
which Brett Baar does not ordinarily do. Like normally he's
pretty even and balanced when it comes to interviews. But
in this case with Dan Goldman trying to say Trump
is scared to debate, Brett Baar had to call him out.
Speaker 19: If I'm Donald Trump, I understand why he doesn't want.
Speaker 17: Yes or September fourth, September tenth, September seventeenth, he said, yeah,
hegan yes to allow of them.
Speaker 5: So it's not that he's obviously afraid of debate.
Speaker 1: No, no, no, no, so no, no no. He had agreed
to September tenth.
Speaker 20: With Biden, who got pushed out.
Speaker 19: What's the difference why why should he not debate?
Speaker 10: Whoever? The candidate is right?
Speaker 19: On September tenth, as he agreed to, what is the
difference between candidate Biden, and.
Speaker 5: He said he would do it.
Speaker 20: I'm just saying he's also agreed to other debates. You
said he hasn't agreed to others.
Speaker 23: He has.
Speaker 24: It's the Kamala Harris campaign that hasn't agreed on the
other side.
Speaker 1: What a douche canoo that guy is? He's like, he
is agreed to three. I guess he can't count. This
guy can't count. God bless him. They will try everything
to lie. They want so badly to rewrite all history,
including this.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that was amazing. Joseph Groshek says, I never thought
I would see a day candidate that wasn't chosen by
the people and has no serious policy position, even though
she's been VP for a while. How did the presidency
get here? It is so sad. Yeah, and Democrats are
just taking it. They're like, yeah, this is fine. We
don't mind a coronation. It's fine, It's totally fine.
Speaker 1: And they and the whole talking point of we needed
saved it, like he's dangerous to democracy. That's completely dissipates disappeared. Yeah.
Notice how that's disappeared. It's because we know that they're
the ones who are in fact destroying democracy, right, yep.
Speaker 2: I mean they can't. They can't use that as an
argument anymore. It's just they are.
Speaker 1: Literally crapping all over our constitutional republic, like taking a
giant dump.
Speaker 2: On, and Democrats are like, more, please, this is fine,
love it. BTK says, Dems push the Trump mic lisp
as drunk even though he never drinks. Yeah, I mean
that's oh my god, people need to let this go.
You know what I mean.
Speaker 1: This is ridiculous.
Speaker 2: My god, speaking of ridiculous, there, I don't know who
these two people are. This is on I think DNN,
but there is a guy who is on a panel
who is trying to say that the way that jd
Vance is going after Tim Walls is to portray Tim
Walls as a sexual deviant, which is so bad shit
crazy that I don't even I can't. I just don't
even know where to begin on that. Thankfully, the other
dude sitting next to him is as baffled as I am,
as you are that this is even something coming out
of this guy's face and to me just by the
looks of him, and I know you can't judge a
book by its cover, but it seems like a lot
of projection. If you ask me, you know what I mean.
Speaker 20: So the point to the I'm going to say this,
it's not nice, it's not true. But what he's trying
to suggest is that Tim Waltz is a sexual deviant
of some kind.
Speaker 10: What are you talking?
Speaker 20: That's what he's trying to That's what he's trying to.
Of course, that is not ridiculous, like look at Donald
first of all, Tim walls to start this whole weird
line attack. Look at Donald's on line, which he spent
three months on. Look at Donalds on Brat's summer and
you got to sexul leave it.
Speaker 19: That is ridiculous if.
Speaker 20: You want to if you want to understand this, this
is just as a point of analytic understanding not to
look at Donald Trump Junior's Twitter feed to understand what
the underworld, that the lava coming up from the ugliest
parts of American life are what they're trying to suggest.
The point to that jd Vance when he says I
want to talk about policy, he's in he's a candidate's
trying to say. When I said that the unemployed are
a bunch of lazy louts swilling beer on the couch
at nine am. What I meant to say is this
country needs to do a better job of creating work
for people. You know that everything is couched as a
personal attack of the most vicious kind. And that's what
he's doing with Tim Waltz. That's why people think he's
weird because he he's so brilliant, He's so capable. So
why is he so filled with rage and contempt for others?
Speaker 18: You're saying that jd.
Speaker 7: Vance is brilliant, You're giving him, Yes, he is.
Speaker 21: Brilliant, very very intelligent.
Speaker 20: Why is he so filled with rage and contempt?
Speaker 7: I I appreciate Matt you being you're pushing back on that.
Speaker 2: I want to kind of bring it back to Dana's.
Speaker 1: Uye I am. I'm thoroughly confused by this clip. I
don't understand. Where was he going with that?
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 1: And then he tried and he tried to say that
the ugliest parts of American life. He somehow drew a
correlation between the ugliest parts of American life and Donald
Trump Junior's Twitter feel as if as if that was
where we find the ugliest parts of American Dude, you're
in the party where you mutilate children, right, maybe, but
but you may want to take all the sets like
I don't. I don't think you want to go there.
Speaker 2: My god, oh my god, amazing.
Speaker 1: That was he was he woke up and he chose violence.
It was not he.
Speaker 2: Woke up and chose sexual deviance, which again alas like
projection to me.
Speaker 1: It was, yeah, it's like me. Thanks, Doc protests to much.
Speaker 2: All right, let's move on to KJP because KJP had
a whopper of a brousser yesterday. She was asked about
the whole Kamala new policy of wanting to eliminate tax
on tips. I wonder where that came from. It's new,
it's shiny and new, you guys, brand new, and so
here is what she said one questioned about it interview.
Speaker 7: Yeah, Trump was the first to endorse eliminating taxes on tips.
Speaker 1: He's accusing Vice President Harris of stealing his idea.
Speaker 2: So did she get this idea from Trump?
Speaker 15: Look, I'm not going to respond to a president Benure candidate.
I think their campaign can speak to that directly. What
I can say is this president this vice president have
always had the backs of the.
Speaker 2: Working people always, and really.
Speaker 15: That in the policies that they put forward.
Speaker 2: Don't you see it? Did they?
Speaker 1: I don't see that. I didn't see that when you
guys like sent I R S. After that, they didn't
really have the government, didn't have their backs. I didn't
at all. In fact, they were coming after them. They
were attacking them. It was like joint, joint, we're coming
for you. Unbelievable. And then but here's but here's the thing, though,
mock I saw yesterday that like it's some Nevada union,
like it was some sort of service union, like the
some sort of waiter, waitress, some sort of union. They're
back in Kamala.
Speaker 2: Because are you freaking kidding me?
Speaker 3: Not?
Speaker 1: S c I you, I don't. I don't know if
it's the SEIU, but it's just some sort of some
sort of union. It may be. But some I saw
I shouldn't. I'm sorry, I don't have the name before
because of this. And they're like, we're gonna go ahead
and back Kamala, so you know what you get what
you get, you know. At this point, I'm like, okay,
well then screw all y'all, you know, because you should
have backed Trump while he did it, and they didn't,
and now they're back in her and I'm like, you know,
you got you cannot you can't win with these people.
It's like it they just they want to be abused.
And if you want to be if you want to
stay in your shitty marriage where that guy abuses you,
I can't help you. I can't. I've tried to get
you out, We've tried to save you. But if you
want to stay with the guy, stay with them.
Speaker 2: Can I just to hear KJP then also answer that
by saying, well, I mean it's evident from their policies
that they have the backs of the American people. Meanwhile,
Americans are like, I can't afford rent, I can't avoid
anything at the grocery store, Like, how is that having
my back?
Speaker 1: My god? It's I know. Liberalism is a mental disorder,
It totally is.
Speaker 2: Do Sy had his moments, He decided to ask Kamala
or kamalas he asked KJP why Kamala disagrees with Biden
about the border. And this was just a very little
interesting exchange.
Speaker 10: How long have you.
Speaker 25: Guys known that Vice President Harris does not think President
Biden is doing a good job at the border.
Speaker 14: Wait say that one more time.
Speaker 25: Well, she's now promising to hire thousands more border agents
than there are now under President Biden.
Speaker 15: Wait but start your question again.
Speaker 25: How long have you guys known that Vice President Harris
does not think that President Biden is effective with his
border I mean.
Speaker 15: That you're making a huge jump. Why she did not
say this, This is something that you are assuming. I
don't understand why you would assume that it's not true.
Speaker 25: She has a campaign ad where she is saying they
need more border patrol agents. If President Biden's doing such
a good job, why do they need any more?
Speaker 15: Believe that the president does want more border patrol agents.
You know who's getting in the way. You know who's
getting in the way. Republicans and Congress they're getting in
the way. You know who else is getting in the way.
The former president, don't Trump, he's getting in the way.
I mean, I don't know. There's no daylight here. I'm
not understanding the question because there's no daylight. The president
believes that day as well, and he's worked towards doing that.
Speaker 1: Sure, it's just done.
Speaker 2: Oh my gosh, KJP, she's she's something else.
Speaker 1: And and the big giant prairie coler is like from
nineteen eighty two. It's like very Holly Hobby.
Speaker 2: I forget what this little guy's name is. It doesn't
matter anyway. This other reporter asks her, if she or Biden,
what she or Biden would say. Kamala's biggest achievement is
as vice president.
Speaker 1: Can't wait.
Speaker 2: But that's why I noted.
Speaker 26: How the vice president has been a partner in all
of the heavy lifts over these last three and a
half years. Given that they've worked so closely together in
that time, what does the president see as the vice
president's biggest achievement during their time in office together?
Speaker 15: So great question, because they've been partners, those achievements have
been done. Certainly, those historic unpresident achievements have been done together.
I'll say this, the President believes in the vice president leadership,
her temperament, her experience.
Speaker 1: And he's not an achievement is and he has.
Speaker 15: Said this himself. One of the proudest decisions that he
made in twenty twenty was selecting her as vice president because.
Speaker 1: He believed that an achievement can go on day one.
Speaker 3: And you've seen that.
Speaker 15: You've seen them do that together on day one of
this orgituation. That doesn't change I'm going to parse out
anything from here.
Speaker 1: They have been too. That was the question for.
Speaker 15: This president for during this term and will continue to
do so. You will see them together on Thursday in
Maryland where they would talk about their next announcement on
lowering costs.
Speaker 1: Wasn't the question wasn't at all? The question wasn't it?
He completely failed at your job right there? So, Mak,
you were in HR. If you asked the question, hey,
what was your biggest achievement in your last job? And
somebody bullshitted you like that? Would that person get the job?
Speaker 2: Would they know? And I would keep president? I would
be like, okay, but what why I need you to
parse out just one? I mean, just give me an example,
Just parse it.
Speaker 1: Maybe maybe just a half of one, maybe just a
half of an accomplishment.
Speaker 2: So many it shouldn't be hard to come up with
just one.
Speaker 1: Right, And I just I just want to hire you
for janitor, you know, not for president, just for I
just need an accomplishment. You can't.
Speaker 2: Teresa Raymondo says, I'm so tired of this administration blaming
someone who is not in office as the stop gap
for every policy they propose.
Speaker 1: Exactly exactly he's they act like he is in office
right now. If they give him so much power, isn't
it crazy?
Speaker 2: And lastly, she was also asked if Kamala would be
making an appearance at the podium because you know she's
hiding most of the time, so here is She didn't
like this question.
Speaker 9: As a member of the administration, can we expect the
vice president to come out here and speak to the
American people in breathing roum something?
Speaker 15: Then President and the Vice President speaks to the American
people regularly. And that's why I'll leave that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, of course you're going to leave it there, of course,
And then we're going to continue to pay you a
salary and a pension and everything. And that's why every day,
this is why people drink.
Speaker 2: This is why because of KJB.
Speaker 1: It's because it answers like that.
Speaker 2: Okay, somebody I have to point this out. This somebody
just said, there's photos of jd Vance dressed in drag
on the internet. Google it from his college years. And
I'm supposed to care about this. Why Why are people
bringing out a photo of him fooling around in college
as college kids do and acting is this as if
this is some kind of big story. Why I cannot
believe that this is a thing. I didn't even include
it because I was like, nobody's gonna care about this
because it's such a non story. But apparently people care.
Speaker 1: Why there's there's pictures of I mean, Michael Knowles went
through that team, you remember.
Speaker 2: It's so dumb, it's not Remember college and how idiot
we all.
Speaker 1: Were and thank god there was no internet.
Speaker 4: God, because I want to be doing this today, like
good lord, Oh yeah, I know, right. We always try
to show a flashback clip of Kamala to show the
real Kamala and what her policies were just forty five
seconds ago. This is during her first campaign for president,
where she's asked and it's a little hard to hear
it first, but then it does get louder. But she's
being asked by someone in the audience about the immigration
detention centers, where right now, we house lots and lots
of bad guys, okay, like the worst of the worst
that are not able to get I mean, of course
we release criminals into the country too, unfortunately under this administration,
but the worst of the worst are in these detention centers.
And here's what Kamala said.
Speaker 2: About what she would do on day one with those
detention centers.
Speaker 22: Hi, my name is Sally Hartman. I'm a volunteer with
the Center for Work of Justice. I want to know,
when you become president, would you be committing to close
the immigration detention centers?
Speaker 1: Absolutely on day one.
Speaker 2: Remember that she just wants to let all the criminals out. Everybody.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's not bad enough that we have like all
these illegals in here that were you know, terrorists coming
across our border too, But let's just let all of them.
Speaker 2: To illegals rape somebody out Coney Island yesterday. I mean,
the crimes never me.
Speaker 1: Right, exactly, they're there. Just let them out, because you know,
nobody who is an undocumented Like she said a million times,
undocumented people are not illegal, you guys, they're not breaking all.
But listen, if you don't pay your taxes, oh you're
going to jail. You got to pay for these people.
Oh my gosh, makeing a mistake.
Speaker 2: I think this next fellow speaks for all of us,
because I know sometimes this campaign, the Kamala campaign, it
just it does feel like we're living in some sort
of alternative universe where we cannot fathom how many sheep
there are among us, And I thought that he put
this very very well.
Speaker 27: Does anybody else feel like we're in the twilight zone
with this whole Kamala Harris thing, like this is a
bad episode of Punk and we're just waiting for Ashton
Kutcher to come hopping out of the bush somewhere.
Speaker 9: Do these people not realize that she is currently the VP,
She's part of this administration, which is what we've been
living for the.
Speaker 2: Last three and a half years.
Speaker 9: Yet when you try to ask them what do you
think she's going to do differently than what we've experienced
the last three and a half years, they don't have
a single answer. This one guy I was talking to
the other day was like, well, she's going to put
things in place to get inflation back where it needs
to be and boost the economy. What I know, these
people are so far checked out of reality.
Speaker 27: It blows the mind.
Speaker 5: She could have already done that. She's had three and
a half.
Speaker 27: Years to do exactly something, and you honestly think she's
just gonna pull the answers out of harass all of
a sudden because you nominated her president.
Speaker 5: She had all the answers.
Speaker 27: She just didn't involve in a Tell anybody, is that
what you're saying?
Speaker 2: Please help us understand.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they don't. They don't care. They don't care. They
just want the first black woman president. That's all they
care about, you guys. That's it. It's all identity politics.
And shame on those people. Those are the real racists,
by the way, and they're just idiots because they can
see what.
Speaker 2: Her policies look like in real time because we're living them.
There is hope even for some of the most ideological
people out there. Anna Kasparian, who is part of the
Young Turks program about as far left as you can get.
She's got She's been having these moments of clarity, you guys,
and she just had another one. She was recently on
the Patrick bed David podcast and they were talking about
the homelessness crisis in California and the amount of money
the Gavin Newsom has spent on that crisis to solve
it is so astronomically insane and there is no accounting
for it. And so Anna is pissed and she's I
feel like she's almost there, you guys. She's so close.
Speaker 1: She's she's been almost there for like a year. Yeah,
and so I come to our side. Just Anne coleep
already because she she.
Speaker 2: Knows what's happening. She's going to explain to all of
us where that money has gone.
Speaker 28: Thirteen billion dollars in Los Angeles alone last year to
combat homelessness.
Speaker 2: You want to know where that money went.
Speaker 28: That money went to these trash nonprofits who have a
bunch of executives making half a million dollars a year.
You're working for a nonprofit dealing with homelessness. That's my money,
that's my parents' money. Okay, that is the hard working
people of California paying incredibly high tax Is that go
to what?
Speaker 10: So?
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm sick of it.
Speaker 2: I'm sick of it.
Speaker 28: And honestly, just experiencing what I've seen on the ground
in California has made me question a lot about left
wing ideology.
Speaker 1: It should, it should make you question a lot. Look
at what a shithole that place is. It's because of
Gavin Newsom and all of a sudden, what last week
he decided I'm going to go and I'm going to
pick up trash and I'm going to get tough on homelessness.
When I've taken all this money like he is, he
has spent more on homelessness than anybody. What's it done.
There's been an explosion of homelessness under him, an explosion,
and he's gotten rich and all these people have gotten rich.
It should make you question your ideology.
Speaker 2: The PR stunt that he pulled last week when he
went out to start cleaning up, and.
Speaker 1: That's that's what I'm talking that's what I'm talking about.
That's exactly what I'm talking about. He went up there
to pick up trash and he's like, let me, it's
it's all. It was total PR. It was like, let
me just get a bunch of it's a photo off
for him. Let me do this and act like I care.
It was ridiculous.
Speaker 2: Oh my gosh. But listen, I feel like she's getting
closer and closer all the time. We almost have her
within our I mean she's I mean everything she just
said was conservative. Everything there was a You'll love this
video because this was in a just a regular old Walmart,
I think, where some guy with a video cameras going
around just saying trumper kamala, trumper kamala to anybody that
he sees walking around Walmart, shopping at Walmart and the
This is another thing that gave me some hope.
Speaker 18: Trumper Kamala Trump, Trumper Kamala for President Trump. Trumper Kamala
Who Trump Paula? Excuse me, sir, Trumper Kamala. Trumper Kamala.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 18: Trumper Kamala? Oh Trump for sure?
Speaker 5: Trumper Kamala hmm Trump.
Speaker 18: Trumper Kamala Trump, Trumper Kamala.
Speaker 2: How about you stop doing that?
Speaker 25: Please?
Speaker 18: Trumper Kamala Trump.
Speaker 1: So he wears the Loews.
Speaker 18: Not a single person said Kamali yet. Trumper Kamala for President.
Trumper Kamala, Kamala Fuck Trump. You were the first person
to say Kamala, Right, I don't really like her. Well,
I don't care. What would you say that Trump, Trump's
Nashole beat alongs in jail? What would you say to
Trump if you was here right now? I was shooting
Trumper Kamala, guys, Trum Trumper Kamala for President Trump.
Speaker 2: Isn't interesting that the one person was a violent s
ob Oh my god?
Speaker 1: Yeah, the Party of Compassion intolerance?
Speaker 5: Right?
Speaker 2: That was so interesting?
Speaker 1: Good lord? Yeah? I would shoot.
Speaker 2: Him, like, dude, You're like seventy. Just calm down. Yeah,
the reason you're probably still working is because of Biden
Harris policies.
Speaker 1: Precisely. I was just gonna say that that's absolutely correct.
Oh my god, what an angry, awful old man.
Speaker 2: Don't be grouchy jerk bya unger Sargon who adore She
pointed out something that I don't think has been talked
about at all with respect to the wage gap and
what Trump did about it.
Speaker 8: Donald Trump was the first American president in sixty years
to shrink wealth inequality in America, which is something no
one wants to talk.
Speaker 1: About because a free market right doesn't really care about
it and the left doesn't.
Speaker 2: Want to give him credit for it.
Speaker 9: Donald Trump shrank the wage gap between the working class
and the college educated.
Speaker 10: It that's what free markets do.
Speaker 2: I just thought that was an important thing to point out.
Speaker 1: That is what free markets do, and they hate them.
They hate free markets. It's all about control, you guys.
Speaker 2: Now, Trump, as we talked about back on Twitter, I
don't know if he's gonna be there every day. I
have no idea, but the videos that he posted is
just the best ad ever. You guys, you are going
to love.
Speaker 3: Them slept the building.
Speaker 13: We could now project the winner of the presidential race,
Donald Trump, wins the presidency.
Speaker 3: What started off as.
Speaker 2: Unlikely it's impossible, is mild reality.
Speaker 17: I will fight for you with every breath in my body,
and I will never ever let you down.
Speaker 15: We have a president who actually fulfilled the promises in race.
Speaker 2: Story of the campsiduring the border to foreign.
Speaker 18: Post now as a record as President's pretty president.
Speaker 3: Breaking news out of Paul Dickon has executed an unprecedented
search warrant at President Donald Trump, a Lugalist president has
both sides of the political aisle of Christanders an unstable moment.
Speaker 10: In American history.
Speaker 2: The Justice Department because just indicted former President.
Speaker 1: Donald Trump seven years.
Speaker 8: They hated him, they targeted him, they hunted.
Speaker 17: This is the epitome of the abuse of the prosecutorial
power to pre have political decisions.
Speaker 6: I never thought anything like this could happen in America.
The only crime that I have committed is to feariously
defend our nation from those who seek to destroy it.
The more that a broken system tells you that you're wrong,
the more certain you should be that you must keep
pushing Ahad. They want to take away my freedom because
I will never let them take away your freedom. They
want to silence me, because I will never let them
silence you.
Speaker 5: They're not coming after.
Speaker 17: Me, They're coming after you, and I just happen to
be standing in their way, and.
Speaker 5: I will never be moving.
Speaker 6: On November four, justice will be done.
Speaker 17: We will take back our country, and we will make
America great again. America will always rise to every challenge,
overcome every danger.
Speaker 10: Don't fault.
Speaker 19: It seems to always get stronger when challenge these types
of things.
Speaker 10: I think you've him straight.
Speaker 17: When I'm re elected, I will totally obliterate the deep state.
Speaker 24: As long as we have pride in our beliefs, courage,
and our convictions and faith in our God, then we
will not fail.
Speaker 2: I mean, that's bad ever, that's that ever right?
Speaker 1: I mean, if you are on the fence at all
and you see that, how how are you on a fence? No?
Speaker 2: I do not you have like any do you do
you have a backba or do you love this country
at all?
Speaker 1: Good Lord?
Speaker 2: Yeah, that was just beautiful.
Speaker 1: That was amazing. You're right, God wins. You're right.
Speaker 2: Just love it. And another thing that you are also
going to love is just I don't know who took
this video, but it's it's of Trump like out on
the campaign trail. I think he might be in a
fast food restaurant or something. And it's an example, a
perfect example of how good he is at the retail
politics side of campaigning, and how real he is with people,
and how welcoming and how special he makes every single
person feel that wants to shake his hand or meet
him or get a picture with him. And this is
just he's so good at it. And this video will
show you his style because it's just like nobody else
what he can do. Oh shoot, I forgot I had
this in there too. He released, and I know it's
too small probably to read, but go check out. I'm
sure that if you google it you can look up
Trump's twenty core promises to make America great again. Enough
with this twenty twenty five bullshit. Everybody knows it's not
Trump's policies. This is what he released, and I don't
know how anybody can argue with any of it.
Speaker 1: So no, and share it, share it like, get it,
copy and paste it everywhere, and be like, enough with
your twenty twenty project. Twenty twenty five ful shit this
is actually what he stands for. These are the twenty
core promises.
Speaker 2: Share that because this this is the platform and this
is what needs to be shared. All right, now here,
let's go with the video that I was just introducing
because you guys will love this.
Speaker 27: Hi telling the story please.
Speaker 2: I am a Medal of Honor portrait artist. Oh this
is Sergeant Major pat paid who you want? Word is
the Medal of Honor. But this is actually his signature.
They look like that if you did, mate, Absolutely for
doing this perfect job. Absolutely absolutely, No, he's actually.
Speaker 23: Currently still alive. He is currently active duty. He's about
I think he's in his forties. He's still maxing out
his injured No, sir.
Speaker 5: That's unusual.
Speaker 10: Is usually pretty rough shape.
Speaker 5: Right, beautiful job.
Speaker 2: Thank you so much, thank you.
Speaker 17: I want to look like that guy.
Speaker 15: My son is going into the army next MOOTO.
Speaker 5: Come on, get over here. You'll end up being a general.
Speaker 16: Insernship.
Speaker 5: It's just your mom, how you turn out this.
Speaker 1: Come on list, thank you, that's adorable.
Speaker 10: Give me that baseball.
Speaker 3: I don't know that's all right?
Speaker 8: Went to.
Speaker 1: Yeah, precious, I'm bloys, precious.
Speaker 18: Thank you very much.
Speaker 17: Present beautiful there you have what are you covering your
hair up?
Speaker 1: I thank you, thank.
Speaker 11: You, thank you so much.
Speaker 5: Come on, mom, come on, get in here.
Speaker 1: When mom talks, you listened.
Speaker 10: Wonderful.
Speaker 5: Thank you everybody.
Speaker 2: I mean, he's just great at it.
Speaker 1: He is, he is, yeah, and it's all. He's a
good dude. It's like people say when they meet him personally,
he's just a super good dude. One one on one.
Speaker 2: Cynthia Lee over on VENMO says that Trump video gave
me chills and tears. Hashtag fight fight fight. That's a
good one.
Speaker 1: That's a good one. That's what we're doing.
Speaker 2: All right. We're gonna have a schlog today. And that
schlang is about just the state of young women. I
know that, like there's always been sort of this idea
that women prefer the bad boy, right, Like that's been
the subject of so many movies that women don't like
nice guys, that they always go for like the motorcycle dude,
the bad boy. But I think that I wanted to
believe that was less true now that women actually do
want nice guys. But at least according to this absolute
skank that somebody some guy interviewed on the street.
Speaker 29: I can do I'm not really into nice guys because
I like boys, so I can't really think of anything
nice that they can do.
Speaker 5: My lucky day. Hell yeah, I'm just joking, all right,
And what's the worst thing that I can do?
Speaker 29: I guess be nice because sometimes if you're too nice,
it gives like it's like the because.
Speaker 2: It's like, mmm, like when guys like the grade you type,
is that what you liked me?
Speaker 29: But like, you know, because I feel like if a
guy is nice, that means he gets no girls, and
that's like a turnoff, you know what I mean?
Speaker 2: Yeah, unfortunately, But.
Speaker 29: Then I'm on social media like I want a guy
that gets no bit but like that's is not true.
Speaker 1: So okay, I can't stand her. What I just can't
what is the thing? And then there are so this
there's so many nice guys out there that're like, this
is why I don't you know, this is why I'm
not married. This is why I don't have a girlfriend
because it chicks like her.
Speaker 2: I mean, that's so sad that she literally is saying
unless a guy is an f boy and getting all
kinds of girls, then I get the ick because he's not.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I don't want to be degraded, but I totally
want to be degraded. Yeah, and she said the.
Speaker 2: Worst thing a guy could do is be nice. I mean,
what if that is representative just young girls?
Speaker 1: Now, that's so sad a lot of them. But these
are the girls who do only fans and right, she
was built for only fans. But this is thing, this
is it's like a cultural thing. And I you know,
I saw a thing about that yesterday where this girl
was in a in an interview and they were asking
her about like what she does and she does OnlyFans
and like how much money she makes, and it's just
so mad. There's so matter of fact about it. It's
just our culture is just so gross and what we
it's it's what we put emphasis on and they, you know,
like this girl was making three hundred grand a month
doing only fans. God, she's about that age of that girl.
And it's just like I cannot wrap my brain around.
So and that is that's the culture. It's just this rotting,
disgusting culture where listen, she's degraded every single day, that's
what and that is what her priority. She's like, you know,
it's fine. A bunch of men can look at my
boobs and my body all day and my butt all
what everything else all day for money, you know, and
be degraded. And that's what she that's what she does.
And it's I I just.
Speaker 2: It's remember I always see that movie Mischief from way
back in then. Now I can't remember all the people
that were in it, but essentially it had this nice,
nice guy who was like super hot for this like
voluptuous girl, and she was into the motorcycle guy, right,
and so the motorcycle guy with the leather jacket looked
totally like you know, Kanicki from Greece, right and so.
But but usually those storylines always made it so the
bad boy actually was nice deep down inside, like.
Speaker 1: Like John Calta exactly.
Speaker 2: And so that was you know, those were the storylines
that I remember growing up with and thinking, Okay, well
the bad boy actually has this nice side that they're
just covering up. But now there's always does not want that.
That girl does not want the nice just wants a
guy to treat her as an object. I mean, that's
that's all she wants.
Speaker 1: Well, that's yeah, that's the thing is a lot of
these girls want to be treated as objects. Whereas we
grew up with men being men, and they act like men,
and they are men, and they do mainly things and
then at the you know, at the end of the day,
like behind closed doors, they're very gentle and sweet, and
they have those soft underbellies and they but when it
comes time to be a man, they are men. There's
no it's not like it's a twofold thing. It's not
like they're just jerks or they're soy boys. And I
feel like there's a lot of that now where there
it's one or the other. It doesn't have to be
one or the other. You can actually have a real
man that treats you like a real man. And they're
also they can be very gentle and sweet and kind too,
and nice to children and animals and old ladies, you
know what I mean. They can do all the things.
And that exists, at least it did in our generation.
I feel like hopefully a lot of people in our
generation are raising their boys to be like that. I
hope that. I mean, your son is like that. There
are a lot of other boys that are like that.
It exists. It's just that man, you have to you
can't tolerate that, like these girls something they want to.
Speaker 2: They you know, because all throughout high school, I was
constantly like, you know, if we were to game or
whatever and I had Jackson's ear for a minute, I'd
be like, that girl's cute, or I'd point out girls
that I thought were cute. And he is so turned
off by girls who have a reputation of getting around
a lot. Oh, she's been passed around, she's been passed around,
she's used good like this is. It's a reputation girls get.
And thankfully there are boys that still think that's gross
and they don't want to have anything to do with
girls who are like that, so they should.
Speaker 1: It should be that way.
Speaker 2: Gross absolutely, why Joseph Grosshek says, don't feel bad for
the females. Imagine what is left for our sons. Yeah, exactly,
I know. I mean these women that are like that
are they are terrifying to me like that, I don't
want them anywhere near my kid.
Speaker 1: Yeah. And like as and raising a daughter, you just
you know, you raise your daughters. Be like, don't be
a skank, you don't want to be, don't don't hang
out with the skanks. Don't be a skank. You don't
want to be anything like that. You always want to
be smart first, and your looks are secondary, that's what
you want. And then all these girls who are doing
all this stuff gross. Listen, you don't want to like
you don't want to be that person who looks down
on other people. Right, But at the same time, there's
got to be some shame. It's like we always say
there needs to be shame attached to certain things, and
like this whole OnlyFans culture and just being there's there's
no shame in that. I feel like there's not a
lot of shame with those girls. And then and for
her to get on camera and be like, oh yeah,
I just like, I don't like nice guys? What is
wrong with you?
Speaker 29: Weird?
Speaker 1: Okay, well, then have fun with all the guys who
treat you like garbage of the rest of your life.
Have fun.
Speaker 2: Lisa says, nice guys is a code word for creeps.
What a sane woman wants is a good guy. Okay,
So maybe that's fair. Maybe like the younger generation doesn't
like the word nice, or that they've changed the meaning
of it to mean that it's creepy and not good.
I mean that's fair. I don't know.
Speaker 1: I don't understand. Honestly, I honestly don't understand what the
difference is.
Speaker 2: Well, you know how the language is always changing. Maybe
that's just one of those apps.
Speaker 1: Perhaps, But I hope that my daughter when she starts dating,
that her boyfriend or her significant other is nice to
I just hope.
Speaker 2: That he is. Reba says, selling their souls. Yeah, that's
exactly what they're doing totally.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: All right. A couple more clips just before we get
to d DD that I thought were just of interest
because Fauci was on a show recently where he talked
about having COVID for the third time, and I just
thought this was this made me laugh out loud when
I watched this clip.
Speaker 5: Infected about two weeks ago.
Speaker 17: It was my third infection and I had been vaccinated
and boosted.
Speaker 10: In total six times.
Speaker 2: Why why would he marry.
Speaker 1: It out loud and be proud of that's He's like,
I've been quintuple boosted eighteen times over and I've had
COVID three times. Why would you say that out loud? Why?
Speaker 5: What?
Speaker 2: I just I literally laughed, like I heard that, and
I was like.
Speaker 1: You you're a complaining And then all the unvapped people
are like haha, okay, oh my god.
Speaker 2: Uh working stuff over on Local says I feel like
Trump will win the election, but the Dems will do
something to keep him out. I mean they're already talking
about that. Like Jamie Raskin. We showed that clip of
him a couple of weeks ago where he's like, well,
we'll figure out a way to get him out. I mean,
this disgusting. If they're wanting a war to break out, man,
it was a great way to do it. Oh my gosh. Okay.
And then one more thing, because this is a guy
who is a black guy who decided he wanted to
have the bleached blonde hair look and someone went after
him in the most hilarious, unself aware way.
Speaker 25: So a woman on TikTok just said to me, and
I quote, bleaching your hair won't turn you into a
white man.
Speaker 5: A girl. You don't want to play that game.
Speaker 2: That's hysterical, not believe it?
Speaker 1: Yeah, you definitely don't, right, you definitely like that.
Speaker 2: Okay, let's uh, you want to have that conversation because
we'll have it. But also remember that tomorrow will be
the last show of the week. Okay, so tomorrow there
will be a show, normal time and all that, but
it'll be the last show of the week and then
we'll be back on Monday.
Speaker 1: Yes, Mack is moving her boy into college this week. Okay,
I'm sorry. You can just pretend that you're not. Just
go la la la, put your fingers in ears and
I'll tell everybody. You guys, the reason I say that
is make sure that you're sending prayers to mock Okay.
She is not.
Speaker 2: Okay, not okay, she is not okay, all right, so
she needs all the prayers to please. If you're a
praying person, send oh, like double the prayers are away.
I mean, do you see I have a ZiT. I
have two es its because of it.
Speaker 1: I know, I know, I get it. My daughter starts
high school tomorrow and I'm kind of not okay, but
you're really not okay. So you guys, it's been a week. Okay,
I'm sorry. There's hair on my microphone, you guys, everybody
bring it in. Everybody send prayers to Mock curious. I
implore you. Okay, all right, and we will talk to
you guys tomorrow morning. Everybody, have a great Tuesday.
Speaker 8: By everybody,