Speaker 1: Good morning, Good morning everybody. Hello, Happy Tuesday. This is
take three of our show today.
Speaker 2: Four I think this is actually four.
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a crowd with us and a little weird. Technology is
not on our side today, you guys, let me tell
you what's coming up on the show and then we
can get into it. Daniel Penny is free. Hallelujah, Praise Jesus.
The United Health CEO Killer has been arrested. A lot
of information about that, and Nancy Mace rips on people
digging up old dirt on her.
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Speaker 4: Oh my god, it has been a complete nightmare. Yes,
we do have tons and tons and tons of news
to get to and so producer Villain is working behind
the scenes to make sure that we've got all our
videos lined up to show you and all of our
headlines lined up to show you. So we'll start with headlines.
And it turns out there is the Merriam Webster Dictionary.
They always do like a word of the year every year,
and now we know what the word of the year is,
so vellan, you can pop that on the screen and
just hit pause. The word of twenty twenty four is polarization.
Speaker 2: Really, how do we feel about that? Polarization? Polarization?
Speaker 1: Okay, because we're all divided, like all like on different
sides of the aisle?
Speaker 2: Is that what it is?
Speaker 1: But I guess that that encapsulates twenty twenty four pretty well.
Speaker 4: I mean divided polarized.
Speaker 2: I guess either works, right. That's so anyway, that's the
word of the year.
Speaker 4: And then in other news, Laura Trump has effectively and
officially resigned as our nc CO chair. So a lot
of people are speculating that this may be because she
wants to take Marca Rubio's Senate seat now that he
is going to be Secretary of State. So I don't
know if that's true. But it is an interesting thing
that's out in the world right now.
Speaker 1: So that's a sign that's a DeSantis thing, right he
has to tap her to do that? Is that what
he has to do?
Speaker 5: Now?
Speaker 6: Is that?
Speaker 2: Who is that? I think he would Yeah, I think
that's right.
Speaker 4: I think he would have to appoint her his replacement, Yeah,
Marco's replacement.
Speaker 1: Yeah, So which is which would be interesting because she
is part of the family who, you know, like Trump
and him sparred and once again, it's like after that
because everybody's like, oh my god, they hate each other
so much and like the Laura Lumers of the world
were just awful to DeSantis.
Speaker 2: Oh my god.
Speaker 1: So and here's DeSantis in a position where he could
elevate her to Senate and he probably will. So that
just shows you what kind of a guy that Desanta says.
Speaker 2: But not out there, I don't know.
Speaker 4: I mean there's there's you know, because a lot of
people are talking about Byron Donald's being a good contender,
So I don't know, she'd be good.
Speaker 1: I think she'd be a really good senator, I really do.
Speaker 4: I think we're just gonna have to wait and see
on that and then I thought about showing this video
and then decided against it. But there is an old
resurrected video from days of yore of Nancy Mace that
went around on social media and effect. It went around
on social media ahead of one of her elections years ago,
and it is of her playing the most disgusting drinking
game I've ever seen ever. And it's called like the
bird feeding the bird feeding game or something like that,
where you take a drink and then you pass that
swig of alcohol into the mouth of someone else and
then they pass it on to the next person and then.
Speaker 2: It is so disgusting.
Speaker 4: I mean, it is vile. And so that's what the
video shows. She kicks off this game.
Speaker 2: How old was she? I mean it's years ago, years
and years and years ago.
Speaker 1: She was really young.
Speaker 2: I mean I don't know about really young, but like
definitely young enough to be yeah.
Speaker 4: Young enough to I can't. I mean it is I
almost puked when I watched. It was so gross, which
is why I thought, I don't want to subject our
audience to this, Okay, but it needs to be talked
about because it's being brought up again and people are
using it as some sort of you know thing against her,
so she is pushing back, and she tweeted a couple
of different things that I thought were just show you
how Nancy Mace is not going to take shit from anybody.
She wrote, whole teams of people working night and day
to dig up dirt or salacious things about my past,
or media publishing lies and fabricreated stories are never going
to stop me.
Speaker 2: I have a job to do.
Speaker 4: I will not be bullied, I will not be intimidated,
and I will not back down. Keep slinging arrows my way.
I can take it. The American people are counting on it.
Speaker 1: I think that's fantastic.
Speaker 4: She posted a meme too, hide your kids, hide your wives.
But she also posted this meme which says, some people
visit my past more than I do. I don't live
there anymore, sweetheart. I sold the whole effing building.
Speaker 1: And you know what, I agree with that. I mean,
this is why I would never run for office, not
saying that I did drinking games, that you know, I
was spitting into other people's or anything.
Speaker 2: But we all have shit in our past.
Speaker 1: I mean except you. I mean, well, yeah, I don't know.
You don't you don't you really don't. It's one of
the reasons I love you. You don't have anything in your past, Okay,
but like the rest of us do. The rest of
us do. The rest of us have dysfunctional families. The
rest of us have issues, you know what I mean,
that we've grappled with in the past, and we've tried
to put it behind us. And that's how we live
and we learn. And then you know, you become friends
with somebody like me because I can tell you about
all that stuff and you're like, oh.
Speaker 2: My god, you really are troubled. I love you, but
you're troubled.
Speaker 1: But this is the thing, is like we I don't,
I don't care what she did in her past. I
don't write, I don't and I'm so what And the
people who try to bring that stuff up.
Speaker 2: It's listen, stupid.
Speaker 1: It'd be one thing if she was doing it now
right in the halls of Congress, right, and or if
she was having sex in like a Senate chamber, you
know what I mean.
Speaker 2: Then it would be like, that's happened before.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I feel like it has happened before. But this
is the thing that would be like, you know what,
that's inappropriate. We probably shouldn't be doing that, but she's
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named Lyndy Lee, and she's very unpleasant. She blocked us
on Twitter forever ago and I don't even remember why,
but she was the one that came out shortly after
Kamala lost to say Democrats did a whole bunch of
stuff wrong, and I'm here to explain it all. And
now she's making the rounds more and more often as
a talking head on these various TV shows, and one
of the TV shows had her on to talk about
the Pete Hegseth nomination, and she surprised them by saying
very very positive stuff about thank you.
Speaker 7: So much for having me. Well, I actually I think
maybe you were looking for someone who oppose the nomination,
but I actually have personal interactions because I've been on
Fox and Friends. I met Pete and he's my fellow Princetonian,
and I actually think he's a pretty good guy.
Speaker 2: Wow.
Speaker 8: I was not expecting this from you, Lindy, I know,
but fair is.
Speaker 7: Fair, Right, I'm here. I'm not here to ghastly anybody.
I'm just here to present the facts as I know it.
Speaker 8: I know.
Speaker 7: I will say a lot of people are saying his
nomination is in trouble.
Speaker 2: We'll see.
Speaker 7: He's definitely a fighter, as he told Meggan Kelly. He
said Trump asked him to be tough as.
Speaker 2: Blank and he certainly that way.
Speaker 7: And we'll just see if Jonie Ernst can come around,
because I feel like she's the lynchpin on this.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they were like, wow, I was not expecting you
to not help us smear him. I was not expecting that.
Speaker 2: And I'm inviting you back.
Speaker 1: Yeah, because she actually knows him. You know, all the
people who are smearing him don't freaking know him. And
she was a prince Tonian, as she said, Tony a
prince Tonian what And so she knows him, and so
she's like, well, I mean I know him, So I
can't smear him like you guys are smaring him because
he's on an actual decent dude.
Speaker 2: Go figure.
Speaker 4: Well, and Pete has been having these continued meetings with
Jony Ernst and so of course he was back at
it yesterday and then all the reporters caught up with
him in the hallway to say, how are your meetings
with Joni?
Speaker 2: Going? And here is what he said.
Speaker 9: Can you shed some light on your conversation with Jist.
Speaker 1: It was a very good meeting with Senator.
Speaker 10: You know, the more you spend with them, I've known her.
Speaker 11: For ten years this oct The more we talk, all
we're reminded of as to combat veterans, how dedicated we
are to defense.
Speaker 12: And she has been dedicated to making.
Speaker 1: A penagon works for war fighters for a long time.
Speaker 13: That's a great extensive I just th think about that.
Speaker 14: I just her commitment to the process and we.
Speaker 12: Look forward to working together.
Speaker 4: So that happened, and then finally she came out with
a statement sort of supporting him. So everybody was saying,
oh my god, Joni Ernst has finally said she supports Pete.
You tell me what you think of this statement, because
I don't. It's not a very full throated supportive statement,
like saying I appreciate Pete hegsa's responsiveness and respect for
the process. Following our encouraging conversations, Pete committed to completing
a full audit of the Pentagon and selecting a senior
official who will uphold the roles and value of our
servicemen and women based on quality and standards, not quotas,
and who will prioritize and strengthen my work to prevent
sexual assault within the ranks. As I support Pete through
this process, I look forward to a fair hearing based
on truth and not anonymous sources. It's like they made
a deal, like she like she's going to be.
Speaker 1: She's like you, it's like tit for tat, you got
to do this, and then maybe I'll support you. She
better freaking confirm him. She, I know, because she's done
some crap over the past couple of years that she
should not be proud of as a conservative, all the
transgender bullshit that she's done, all the other she's just
not Her record is not squeaky clean conservative wise. So
I mean, who's doing checks and balances on her?
Speaker 4: Yeah, exactly, But I mean, I guess that was better
news from her than we've heard over the last several days.
Speaker 1: She's getting pressure from her constituents.
Speaker 2: You better use this lady.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I think she's definitely feeling it. And then in
other employment news, Carrie Lake, everybody's been wondering, well, what's
happening to her now that she keeps losing every election
she ever runs, So now she is a allegedly, now
this hasn't been tweeted out by Trump, but there is
a rumor, and you can go ahead and put it
on the screen, that Carrie Lake is being considered for
Trump's ambassador to Mexico.
Speaker 2: Oh my god. That is so interesting, right, is interesting?
It is so interesting. I mean yeah, I mean, okay,
she's a border state lady.
Speaker 4: I mean, she definitely has strong thoughts on how the
border should be run.
Speaker 2: And so I'm okay with this, the great pick.
Speaker 1: All right, she's so strong, you know, she's a strong
she's a strong, independent lady that needs no man, you know, and.
Speaker 4: I'm afraid of her, like a little little there's a
little terror there too with me.
Speaker 1: Yeah, like she's a little terrifying, just a little terror. Yeah,
that's good. There should be a little terror, especially when
you're dealing with Mexico exactly. She should be a little tearrifying.
And I'm all for it.
Speaker 2: That's I'm fine with that too. But again that's a rumor.
Speaker 4: That's not something that Trump has announced officially, although he
has announced officially a new role for Harmeat Dylan, and
she is going to be the Assistant Attorney General for
Civil Rights at the DOJ, which is very exciting, fantastic,
And Liz Cheney tweeted out the most ridiculous thing yesterday,
to which Harmeat Dylan replied. Liz said that she's basically
warning any lawyer who has the audacity to investigate members
of the J six Committee that they would be engaging
in conduct subject to sanctions, and Harmeat was likely hard meat.
Speaker 1: We could be friends.
Speaker 2: I love that so much.
Speaker 1: I love it so much too, Liz Cheney, you should
be scared right now.
Speaker 2: Mm hmmm, Karen, my god, that was amazing.
Speaker 4: It's a real bitch, isn't she.
Speaker 1: She's a real bitch. We love her, We love Karma.
Speaker 2: Sometimes she takes a while to get to the party.
Speaker 1: Yeah, sometimes she does because she's too busy putting on
her makeup and her heels, you know what I mean.
Speaker 2: She takes a while.
Speaker 1: But when she does show up, God, we love her.
We like hanging out with her.
Speaker 2: She's good people, She's good.
Speaker 4: Also, people have been wondering what is to become of
Matt Gates, and now we know. And it's going to
come as a surprise to absolutely no one, because Matt
is somebody that likes attention, right, And so the announcement
was made. He is going to be joining Oh wayn
with a brand new show, The Matt Gates Show.
Speaker 2: It's a show that on the screen villain. Really creative.
That's a very creative name.
Speaker 4: I mean they had the little they had the little
image of like his big Yeah, this is what it's
going to look like, The Matt Gates Show coming with
the sunglasses course.
Speaker 2: So that's happening. Not a surprise, I don't think.
Speaker 1: So he's gonna be in entertainment. This is what he wanted.
Is he wanted to be in entertainment. I okay, But.
Speaker 4: That answers the question about his House seat that he
got re elected for and then resigned from. People thought, well,
maybe now that he's not going to be a gybe,
maybe he'll be back as a congressman.
Speaker 1: He's going to do this right, right.
Speaker 4: And then in the most masterful trolling of all troll
time and space, Donald Trump, who recently met, as you recall,
with Justin Trudeau, and he's trolling him so hard. Look
at what Donald Trump tweeted. He called Justin Trudeau, the
governor of the great state of Canada.
Speaker 2: Beautiful, you guys, it's beautiful. I freaking love it. I
love that he.
Speaker 1: Didn't say it. Did just call him kid? You know
they're there, kid, they're there, youngster, you whipper snapper.
Speaker 4: So anyway, Donald Trump in full trolling mode. And then
in just one more piece of sort of entertainment news,
Rob Schneider, who I know you're a big fan of
I like him. He has Yeah, he's got like his
own media company, and he made an announcement last night
about a brand new show. Here he is talking about it.
I think you'll find it of interest.
Speaker 15: Okay, the big announcement.
Speaker 14: What's happening, Well, no apologies media, at my new company,
we're going to do a all ladies talk show that
won't be like the View.
Speaker 2: Is it the opposite of the View?
Speaker 14: It could be, but we're just gonna do a show
that it'll be the opposite because this will be entertaining. Okay,
it'll be funny. Yeah, I have funny women on it.
They're going to tell jokes and have funny stories and
health and wellness is.
Speaker 13: The idea to go after the View and the same
time slot.
Speaker 2: Are you going it's it's a competitor if.
Speaker 14: We're going to compete with them, Yeah, I don't know
if it's at the same time slot. We're not gonna
announce who's doing the show yet, but that's what's happening
now and it's official, So give moving ahead, give us
a timeline January. We're gonna start shooting shows I've been
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women you.
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Speaker 15: Hmm.
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Speaker 4: Obviously we're not included because we are far from household names.
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Speaker 1: This was such great news, wasn't it.
Speaker 4: Oh my gosh, so the news broke. We just have
a screenshot of just the news was blasting around social.
Speaker 2: Media like crazy that he was acquitted.
Speaker 4: And then I think we have it's Harris Faulkner reacting
in real time to the announcement of his acquittal. Here
is Harris on Outnumbered, creaking news.
Speaker 5: The jury has reached a unanimous verdict in the case
of Daniel Penny. He's been found not guilty on the
charge of criminally negligent homicide. Now, remember what was on
at stake here. The jury could not agree on manslaughter.
They failed to agree twice. The judge gave them another
bite at the apple on this lesser charge, negligent. They
now say not guilty.
Speaker 2: Ah, yeah, they do.
Speaker 4: It's just so great, so great, And then hang on,
this report is about just his reaction in the courtroom,
there's a reporter talking about like how he finally smiled
because it had been a while and he's obviously been
under an enormous amount of stress. Imagine yeah, right, I
oh my gosh, to be to have acted in the
best interest of so many people on that subway and
then to go through this, it's madness.
Speaker 1: He's gonna have the best Christmas ever, right, Yeah, I just.
Speaker 4: Like protect him, right, Move the hell out of New
York City, right, Go somewhere where your heroism is appreciated.
Speaker 1: And that doesn't smell like urine.
Speaker 12: Right.
Speaker 4: So here's the report about him finally showing some emotion,
and then.
Speaker 2: Of course the reaction of some protesters outside.
Speaker 9: The first time we've seen some real emotion from Daniel Penny.
His attorneys told me this morning that this trial has
understandably taken a toll on him. He's been spending time
with family and friends to try to stay calm, and
our courtroom reporter telling me for the first time she
sees him visibly smile now hearing that jurors have decided
he is not guilty of criminally negligent homicide.
Speaker 2: And then he went to a bar with his lawyers
to celebrate. Yea, this is so cute. It is. It's
so great. How you feeling Yeah, he's failing good.
Speaker 12: It's feeling good.
Speaker 16: He's feeling good.
Speaker 17: What's up?
Speaker 10: It's up together.
Speaker 18: How's it going?
Speaker 17: How's it feel?
Speaker 19: Feels great?
Speaker 2: He's finally got the justice he's deserved.
Speaker 3: Did you think it was going to happen?
Speaker 20: Sorry?
Speaker 19: Uh, now we think that this is uh it should
have happened, probably on day one. But the point thing
is it happened, so we can't control the timing of it,
but you can certainly savor the outcome. Yeah.
Speaker 1: I mean Alvin Bragg should have never brought this case ever, right,
did never even happen? He's a complete scumbag. I think
this is also a loss for Black Lives matter.
Speaker 2: Oh, it's a big lesson.
Speaker 4: We've got some because they were, of course out there
in droves being just so freaking obnoxious, and we've got
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your point about Alvin Bragg. Jonathan Turley was talking quite
a bit about Alvin Bragg, and here he is.
Speaker 15: On that for years. So I think that the most
surprised person in that room may be Alvin Brad because
you have a jury that apparently couldn't agree on the
more serious offense. But then they came back and they said,
but we do agree that he's not guilty of the
lesser offense. So it's not exactly how this was sort
of play out in his view. And you keep in
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and so that's where the court says, go back and
try again. It's a favorite charge of prosecutors because jurors
often do then produce a compromised verdict, a conviction for
the prosecutor.
Speaker 2: Interesting. Yeah, it is very interest.
Speaker 1: It's a loss for him, it's a loss for a BLM.
I mean, and then and his deadbeat father.
Speaker 2: We've got video of that too.
Speaker 4: It's I mean, every the reaction, the fact that people
continue to try to make cases like this racial at
all is just gross.
Speaker 2: Anyway, it is.
Speaker 4: I mean, it's just and the NAACP immediately out with
a statement on Twitter. It's exactly as you might expect.
Just take a look at the statement because I just
was like, it just it gives you a bad taste
in your mouth just as soon as you see it.
H The acquittal of Daniel Penny and the death of
Jordan Neely has effectively given license so for vigilante justice
to be waged on the black community without consequence. It's
a painful reminder of the inequities in our justice system.
Jordan deserved compassion, Instead he was met with violence. We
stand with his family in calling for accountability.
Speaker 1: You know the vake vivke Ramaswami, he tweeted. I don't
know when he sent this tweet out, but it had
a big list of all the things that Jordan Neely did.
In twenty fifteen, he kidnapped a seven year old girl.
In twenty nineteen, he punched a sixty sixty four year
old man in the face. To twenty twenty one, he
slugged a sixty seven year old woman in the face
as she exited the subway, breaking her nose and fracturing
her orbital bone.
Speaker 2: And he was arrested forty four.
Speaker 1: Freaking times, you guys, forty four times, and he never
faced real justice ever. I mean, that's because you lived
in New York City. That's because he lived in Alvin Braggland.
You know. So I listen, I I this is not
like when they're saying that he was just killed because
he was black. They're out of their freaking minds.
Speaker 4: There were four people of color on the jury, right,
there were people on the subway who were black who
were thrilled at Daniel Penny saved.
Speaker 1: Their lives had nothing to do with color, nothing to
do with then the people who say so are grifters.
Speaker 2: Yeah, now there was.
Speaker 4: I was worried about how the night was gonna go,
especially because the video that you're about to see and
hear is hide your kids, hide your wives. Because they
these were like BLM folks trying to rile up people
to protest and warning them about what the night was
gonna bring.
Speaker 21: Check this out, how the stuff about the night.
Speaker 4: We going biding gonna hear?
Speaker 13: What the night?
Speaker 14: God, damn, y'all don't get got money to night?
Speaker 4: Y'all got you gone money was to night? Motherfucker?
Speaker 10: No, thatsh it up.
Speaker 1: It's just unbelievable. Right, they're calling for vigilante justice on
white people.
Speaker 2: It's it's great, it was justice.
Speaker 4: This is this is like a rare moment of justice
in New York City.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it was rare, you know, I would My question
is what would happen? I just wonder what would have
happened if Kamala had won the election.
Speaker 2: My god, you know what I mean.
Speaker 1: I wonder if the environment would have been different.
Speaker 4: Oh, it would be different because she would be absolutely
citing with Jordan Neely and his family and all the
ridiculous BLM people.
Speaker 1: I find it odd that she didn't say anything about
this case, that she kept quiet, like with their tail
talk between her legs.
Speaker 2: It was a little odd.
Speaker 1: Yeah, after being you know, just spanked in that election.
She's just a complete loser now. But I do find
it interesting, don't you think, because she has always had
something to say when it comes to race.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Well, and to your point, the BLM people, you know,
asking for Vigilanta justice Jordan Neely's father. We're going to
let the following three clips play together. First it's his father,
and then there's two different BLM representatives just disgusting garbage people.
Speaker 2: Listen, I had enough.
Speaker 12: It is the system is rigged. Yeah, let's do something
about this. Let's do something about it.
Speaker 19: Too often.
Speaker 12: We have Eric Garner's mother here.
Speaker 22: We need something black vigilanties, that's right, people, we want
to jump up and choke.
Speaker 7: Us and kill us for being loud.
Speaker 2: How about we do the same when they attempt to
oppress us. I'm tired because, to be real.
Speaker 22: They didn't even try. Once the lesser charge was removed,
they came back an hour later and said it was deadlock.
Less than an hour twenty minutes later, they said, not guilty.
These wonderful white people. I hope they celebrate their Christmas
while the Nearly family is praying and asking God for comfort.
Goddamn them and goddamn America.
Speaker 1: Really really okay, that's hey, that's lovely. I swear I
can't stand dudes like Jordan Neely's deadbeat father. What that
guy is, Yeah, his name is Andre Zachary. He abandoned
Jordan Neely when he was a kid, put him in
foster care when his mom was murdered, Okay, and then
he didn't give a single, one single half a shit
when he was homeless, not one single shit. And then
now he's like, oh my god, I loved it, Like
basically I loved him, and I'm so sad that he's gone. No,
you're not sad.
Speaker 2: You're a gripter. Is what you're looking for a payout.
Speaker 1: You're literally one of the reasons that the guy's dead.
I swear dead beat Dad's one of my I can't.
I cannot. If you abandon your kid like that, you
don't get to come back and get on a podium
and say the things that you're saying.
Speaker 2: You absolute loser.
Speaker 4: And then civilly sue Daniel Penny like you don't get
to do that. I know, but he will not. But
I mean he is, he is, He worts his payday.
It's absolutely disgusting.
Speaker 2: He's process.
Speaker 4: No one can break things down better than our girl crush,
Megan Kelly.
Speaker 2: She was hot about this and rightly so. Here she is.
Speaker 8: Meanwhile, someone overr on Neelie's side. He's sort of describing
him as the victim. He wasn't the victim. He was
the aggressor. He was the criminal on that sub boy
car that day who was seriously threatening other passengers. He
had a long history of hurting them. And somebody on
his side yelled out in the courtroom it's a racist country, hello,
madam or sue sir. That's not working anymore. You're gonna
have to find a new line. I don't know what
it's going to be, but the BLM era is officially over.
Speaker 2: It's over.
Speaker 8: You had us in some sort of weird psychotic headspin for.
Speaker 2: Four or five years, and it's done.
Speaker 8: Trump's reelected and Daniel Penny is acquitted in one of
the most leftist jurisdictions in America, despite the fact that
he is white and Jordan Neely was black, and they're
still yelling it's a racist country, you fools, You absolute fools.
And by the way, it's not just someone over on
Jordan Neely's side. This is We had news coming into
today that the outgoing chair of the DNC said his
party is insane if they think the message of this
election was to rethink identity politics. Double down, sir, triple down,
quadrup do it?
Speaker 2: Enjoy oblivion?
Speaker 1: Yeah right, yeah, enjoy Loserville. I love that too. I'm
all for it. Like, keep keep having zero self awareness
and we'll keep winning. And she's right. BLM took a
huge blow, Like those people are. I hope you enjoyed
all those homes you bought with all the money that
people gave you, and not all of us bought into it, Megan,
not always.
Speaker 2: I can't believe there's.
Speaker 4: Still a thing at all, Like, how do they have
any influence over anyone.
Speaker 2: Yeah, when all they did was steal from people.
Speaker 1: They steal they Yeah, they stole money from people. Corporations
bought into that bowl crap. Do you remember, Oh, I
mean what a bunch of sheep man?
Speaker 18: Yeah.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
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Penny thing, because again you heard that crazy guy screaming
about how they're going to come out at night and
they're going to protest.
Speaker 2: And do all the things.
Speaker 15: There.
Speaker 4: There seems to be, as Dana Perino points out in
this next clip, there seems to be disappointment by some
media personalities that there weren't louder protests. Here's the Five
talking about this.
Speaker 14: He is walking free today.
Speaker 9: There almost seems, jesse to be a little bit of
frustration from some in the media that there aren't more
riots and angst over this verdict.
Speaker 11: There used to be years ago, five, six, seven years
ago we would expect riots. Those days are long gone. Hopefully,
finally this guy Alvin Bragg can stop wasting our time
and money. The one case, the political case, got tossed
by a judge, and now this social justice case just
got tossed by a jury. In both cases, he made
up crimes. Daniel Penny was defending the public and Donald
Trump was defending his reputation.
Speaker 1: Thank god.
Speaker 11: Now I think Donald Trump is probably going to find
a good way to commemorate Penny.
Speaker 12: Maybe we'll see him.
Speaker 11: Walk out at the next UFC fight. Maybe he'll put
him in the cabinet. I don't know, but this is
the type of situation where you're going to see these
two guys together very soon. Huge defeat for Soros for
funding people like this, huge defeat for these social justice
prosecutions for BLM. No one's rallying to their side, no
one's going to riot for this. And just a great
victory is Judgie mentioned for New York, for the criminal
justice system here in New York, which has gotten battered,
for America, for common sense. You can almost win this thing.
Speaker 7: Hit.
Speaker 11: You're like, we're getting back to what made this country great.
Speaker 2: Yep, yeah, things like.
Speaker 11: This, And for a while it wasn't like this, and
now we're getting back. And I hate to say, you
know how much I hate judges and how much I
hate lawyers, but Judgejine, this defense attorney did an amazing job.
Speaker 1: Two of them.
Speaker 11: Two of these guys did an amazing job. And I
never say this, but well done, Well done, Tom Kniff
and Steve.
Speaker 2: She actually is final question.
Speaker 1: I think she gets the I don't know if she's
the first Janine. I think Judge Janine is getting the
first real sit down interview with Daniel Penny and that
that's today and so we'll hopefully have some from that
on our show tomorrow. But yeah, I thought that was
kind of cool. I'm like, that's super cool. Yeah, that
is really neat. I hope the pendulum swinging, you know,
back from lunacy. I hope so and all those companies
who gave all that money to BLM. I hope they're like,
you know, like Bradley Cooper and the Hangover, they're.
Speaker 2: Like whipped up.
Speaker 4: Right, you know, because he did they did big time.
They got completely captured by the insanity. Yeah, I mean
it was hard not to because remember like freaking Pelosi
and all those other Senate clowns the House and Senate
clowns with they're kneeling with the scarves and yeah, the
nonsense during George, my god, every gety lost their collective minds.
Speaker 2: Yeah they did, oh my god.
Speaker 4: Well, of course, the other big news that happened yesterday
is that the killer of the United Health ceo was apprehended.
And the first clip that we have about that is
just when he was being questioned. He was simply a
person of interest. This is before I think they even
released his name. But here's what it sounded like when
that news broke. Then police are questioning a man in
the nationwide manhunt for the killer of a healthcare ceo
in New York.
Speaker 2: Join us now for this breaking news is Brent jin Grass.
Speaker 13: What are you learning?
Speaker 23: Yeah, Pam, We're just getting this into our newsroom from
sources telling John Miller myself that there is a man
being questioned right now in al Tuna, Pennsylvania. That person
is in police custody right now undergoing that questioning by
law enforcement officials, and what we've learned is pretty alarming. Basically,
sources are telling us that working off of a tip,
police stop someone who was traveling by bus and they
were able to recover a suppressor a number of fake IDs.
According to one official and also that same person is
believed to also have fit the same description as all
of those pictures that have been dispersed of course, out
into everywhere for people to help identify with this person.
So this is a lot of information coming in right now.
This is just breaking again. He's questioning someone, a person
in custod there right now, believed to be possibly a
suspect in this case, responsible for that deadly shooting last Wednesday.
Speaker 2: You guys, I don't think it looks like the same guy.
Speaker 1: It doesn't. Well, the backpack seemed to be different, you know,
and they were showing us pictures of the original one.
He had like a gray backpack and it had like
gray straps, and then this guy didn't. And it's there
were so many discrepancies. It was really weird. I know,
all this whole thing is super weird.
Speaker 4: And then of course we've learned his name. There were
more pictures that came out. His social media was available
for a long time, which generally does not happen in
these cases. But we got to know an awful lot
about him. There's a few pictures that we can show
here along with some biographical information that will just sort
of let you see on the screen. But handsome guy, fit, guy,
super smart, he was valedictorian of his high school class.
He's a graduate of the University of Pennsylvania.
Speaker 2: I think the next.
Speaker 4: The next screenshot, the next headline talks more about his bio,
the fact that he was super techie and that he
was an anti capitalist. He was really into the unibomber,
super interested in that. Just there's a lot of weirdness.
There was also the fact that he had a manifesto
on his person about the healthcare industry, and so he
talked about.
Speaker 2: Well he also had the made with a three D
printer ghost gun on him.
Speaker 4: Like he's just super weird and he comes from this
like super wealthy resort owning family. His cousin is like
a Maryland delegate. And there's a lot of question now
you can see the headline too on your screen about
his cousin just not saying anything, and people are really
questioning the family and their silence because they obviously had
to have known that their son was either unreachable, unreachable
or whatever. And then they released a statement the family
which is also very vague, saying, unfortunately we cannot comment
on news reports regarding Luigi Manngione. We only know what
we have read in the media. Our family is shocked
and devastated by his arrest. We offer our prayers to
the family of Brian Thompson and ask people to pray
for all involved. We are devastated by this news.
Speaker 1: He's apparently been like missing for the past month.
Speaker 2: Because of like a back injury.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he had a spinal surgery or something that they
said was traumatic, which I mean, I'm sorry, I had
a spinal fusion and I didn't go shoot somebody, you know,
So you can't blame it on that. The kid had
obvious issues. He also retreated. We retweeted stuff about like
anxiety and self care. He was mister he was into
climate change. He was like, mister, let's get vaccinated, was he?
But he was also anti the healthcare industry, like he
didn't he was so pissed off at the healthcare industry.
So there was a strange dichotomy there, you know what
I mean.
Speaker 4: Yeah, especially because they found him at McDonald's. So if
you're gonna be all pissed off at the healthcare industry
and you're anti capitalist.
Speaker 2: What you're doing in a McDonald's, right, but that.
Speaker 1: Leads me to this question. Okay, and I got to
ask you this. It's weird how a McDonald's employee was
the one After a month, his family's like, you're missing, right,
and they listen. His face was everywhere. We've been talking
about this for days. If you know that kid, if
that's a family member of yours, you would know that
that was him. We all know that. Let's get real.
You'd be if that were my sister, if that were
your sister, you would be like, oh my god, that's Danielle.
You know what I mean. I'd be like, oh my god,
that's my sister. My question to you is, would you turn.
Speaker 2: Her in my sister? Yeah?
Speaker 1: If you saw her up on a screen and you
were like, she's a suspect in this, because let's face it,
that's exactly what happened. His face was plastered everywhere. He
has a gigantic family, Like I saw pictures of his
huge Italian family, like aet a family gathering. He's way
in the back. I mean, aunts, uncles, grandma's, grandpa's, mom's,
dad's kids everywhere, cousins everywhere. One of those people you
know at least probably a handful of them are like,
holy shit, that's him, you guys, Yeah, you know. I mean,
would you turn your sister in?
Speaker 4: Well, I would talk to her first, like I'd want to.
I'd want to say to her, did you do this?
And go turn yourself in? Because I'm going to have
to if you don't, right, you know what I mean.
Speaker 1: I would absolutely turn my sister in, like without question.
I mean now I would, but like even though I
would do because I don't really like her, but I
mean like I like her, so I totally turn her in.
Speaker 2: But I don't.
Speaker 1: But I'm thinking to myself, I would have I would
be like, I'd want to protect her. I'd want to
be back in the day when I, you know, actually
liked her. I would be like, and if it were you,
I'd be like, I'd want.
Speaker 2: To protect me, or you'd want to understand.
Speaker 1: I'd want to understand. Again, I don't condone what he did,
but family stick together, right, Families are like, well, we're
just going to pretend we didn't see that picture. That's
so crazy, it's nuts, it's totally nuts. Like, so I
would exactly kind of like what you did. You would
want to talk to that individual and you were going
to be like what is going on? That is obviously
you and the picture, what are you doing? Like what
is going on? And I wonder if those conversations happened,
because well, there.
Speaker 4: Were rumors that like people close to him, like friends wise,
were unable to reach him for the last several weeks
or after the back injury or whatever. Yeah, and then
there were rumors that he like dabbled in all kinds
of psychedelic drugs to try to make himself feel better
from whatever this back injury was, and that that's what
made him crazy, because the weirdest thing about him is
how normal he was up until this point, like how
much he had going for him. He's the heir to
like this unbelievable resort fortune, you know, he was Victorian. Yeah,
Like what would possess somebody to have this big of
a meltdown.
Speaker 1: He was basically privileged, this kid, he was freaking privileged.
He had all that this everything going for him. He
had everything like basically given to him. He had ultimate privilege,
you know. And then he's and he's like, I'm going
to go and just piss it away. I'm going to
screw it up. He's a complete he became a complete lunatic.
And you know, I guess some brilliant people can also
be lunatics, which you know, he could be one of
those people. But when it comes to like the family,
I just could not believe. That's one thing over the
past couple of days I just could not get over.
I'm like, somebody recognizes this kid.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we know that they do.
Speaker 1: So there is a family thing where you're like, I
love this person and I want to protect them, but
at the same time, if they did something bad, I
want to make sure that they are held accountable for
exactly Anyways, I just thought that was really crazy. We're
going to obviously find out more, but man, it's.
Speaker 4: The story gets weirder and weirder from so many different
angles too, because apparently Taylor Lorenz, who just lost another job,
another gig that she had, like some podcast with I
forget what platform box, maybe she lost that because she
has been so absolutely psychotic about praising the killer and
basically saying, oh, yeah, we all want healthcare executives dead,
we all wish them dead. And so she was following
this guy on Twitter, which people pointed out. You can
see in the screenshot she stopped all she like cut
off any replies to any of her tweets once people
saw that she was connected to him, super super weird,
and then she was on Pierce Morgan, who laid into
her about her delight over Brian Thompson's death.
Speaker 3: Here it is, I do believe in the sanctity of life,
and I think that's why I felt, along with so
many other Americans joy. Unfortunately, you know, because maybe not joy,
but certainly not No, certainly not empathy, because again.
Speaker 20: How come does make you joyful? This guy's as a
father and he's being dumb down in the middle of Manhattan.
Speaker 2: Why does that make you joy?
Speaker 3: The Americans that be murdered, So are tens So are
the tens of thousands of Americans, innocent Americans who died
because greedy health insurance executives like this one push policies
of denying care to the most vulnerable people. And the
many millions of Americans that have watched people that I
care about suffer and in some cases die because of
lack of health.
Speaker 2: Should they will be killed?
Speaker 14: Then?
Speaker 20: Should they will be killed these health care executives? Would
that make it even more joyful?
Speaker 12: No?
Speaker 3: That would not want and uh I think because yours,
because it doesn't wouldn't fix the whole. Thus, I find
your your question.
Speaker 20: I don't find it funny.
Speaker 7: I don't.
Speaker 3: I don't find it funny that tens of thousands of
Americans die every year and because they are denied life
saving health care from people like the CEO. Now, I,
if it's the system, You're right, we shouldn't be going
around shooting each other with vigilante justice. No, I think
that it is a good thing that this murder has
led to America. Really, the media elites and politicians in
this country paying attention to this issue. For the first
time you mentioned you you couldn't understand why somebody would
feel this reaction when they watched a CEO die. It's
because you have not dealt it sounds like with the
American healthcare system in the way that millions of other
Americans have.
Speaker 20: I've dealt with the healthcare system in various ways in America.
I don't think it's perfect by any means. But the
idea that I would view it as something I the
idea that I would view it as something joyful that
a man has been He's just a healthcare executive has
been executed in the street. I find completely bizarre.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well that's good. It's good that he finds it
completely bizarre because she's a freaking lunatic. She is a
little It's like, yeah, you don't gun people down in
the middle of the street, you loon, And then you find.
Speaker 2: To say that out loud.
Speaker 1: Ok, what are we even talking about? Like this is
she's a crazy person, listen. And the healthcare industry, yeah,
it has many problems. But then when he asked her
the follow up, if she we just like, should this
happen to everybody else? She's like, no, I mean just
this one person. It's fine, right, just to get the
conversation going. Uh, and you know what, just this one
when she talks about this one person and finding joy
and seeing that happen to this one person, it's not
going to change anything. This doesn't change anything. Do you
think that the healthcare industry? Do you think that insurance
is going to change because of this instance? No, it's
not going to change, lady. This is what it does,
is just it. These those poor boys that are that
are his are fatherless, right, that's what changes sucks for them?
You know what I mean? It's she doesn't think about
that she's awful.
Speaker 2: She's just an awful awful She really is, really, really, truly.
Speaker 4: Now, another interesting connection that people dug up was apparently
a talk or of some sort that Brian Thompson gave
in front of I don't even know who. I don't
know who the audience is, whether it's investors or whatever,
but he was talking about how he had support and
financial backing from none other than Nancy Pelosi.
Speaker 8: Listen, drawn up with.
Speaker 24: Them to go and be our first pilot customer. This
is all the retail stores in the US. There was
actually a lot of money coming from the government at
this point. So you have Hora, which had somewhere around
twenty five billion dollars that was earmarked for clean tech
projects at the time. This is an insane amount of
money from the startup perspective. If you can even just
get one tenth of one tenth of one tenth here
in great shape. And we had terrific connections. So we've
had people like Nancy Pelosi, TJ. Gloth there at Formber
Deputy Secretor of the DOE working for us in terms
of figuring out how to get a grant. We put
together a very sophisticated police for a startup of our
size grant application.
Speaker 2: Interesting, it really is.
Speaker 1: There's there's just a lot of skewness and sketchiness and grossness.
I mean in that industry.
Speaker 2: M h, for sure there is. And there's more too
about there.
Speaker 4: I think we have a screenshot about the manifesto and
specifically a quote from it that where he talks about
how did he say it? If Allan could put it
on the screen, we can see that.
Speaker 2: He said, to save you, let me see it. It's
very hard to say.
Speaker 1: You may read it to save you a lengthy and
lengthy investigation. I state plainly that I wasn't working with anyone.
MANGIONI said in the manifesto, these parasites had it coming.
I do apologize for any strife and trauma, but it
had to be done.
Speaker 2: Yikes.
Speaker 6: Yah yah.
Speaker 1: And he reportedly wrote that he acted alone and that
he was self funded, yeah, which I mean, it kind
of makes sense. The dude went to a Starbucks and
flirted with the cashier, you know, and somebody said that's
somebody said that's a typical Italian.
Speaker 4: And then when he was arrested, there was a reporter
I think from CNN talking about what that moment was
like and how he behaved.
Speaker 21: Here's that report, sure thing Eron, Well, yeah, I'll say
just about an hour ago, I was there inside that
courthouse watching as Luigi Mangioni walked right past myself and
a number of other reporters.
Speaker 13: He was wearing a blue shirt, blue jeans. He was
of course handcuffed, and he looked, even in this court appearance,
visibly distressed, but he kept his brow furrowed through the
duration of this arraignment hearing. And I should say what
was interesting though, Erin, As you said, we haven't heard
a statement from the suspects. He did actually speak inside
of that courtroom to the judge and to all the
folks who were in there, but it was on very
selective issues, and I'll just kind of go through what
we heard. The judge asked Luigia Mangioni a number of questions,
first about his identity, so mister Maggioni confirmed that that
is his real name. He initially said that his residence
was in Maryland, but then the judge actually pressed him
on that, and then he said, actually I have lived
at various addresses before. Then altimate giving an address in Honolulu, Hawaii.
Then he also said that he's worked for three years
as a data engineer up until about a year ago,
and he also told the judge that he has no
drug or mental health problems that the court needs to
know about. But aarin one of the most interesting parts
of that particularly hearing was actually his statements after the
conversation about bail. The prosecutors basically stepped up there and
made the case why they believe that this man should
be held without bail. They mentioned that he is awaiting
potentially an arrest warrant coming from New York City as
one of the major reasons, but they also said that
prosecutors noted that they found him with eight thousand dollars
in US cash, two thousand dollars in foreign currency, his passport,
and also a Faraday bag, which is basically a bag
designed to stop transmission of sell service or other sort
of things like that. At the end of his speech
the prosecutor's speech, Luigi man Gilli said, I actually want
to address two of the things that you said. He said,
I don't know where that money came from. I'm not
sure if it was planted. And then he also said
that that bag was waterproof, and the term that the
prosecutors used when discussing the Faraday bag, the ghost guns
the three D printed silencer was the prosecutors used phrase
saying this is criminal sophistication.
Speaker 2: So what in the world.
Speaker 1: Yeah, some of that is I have some questions on
some of that.
Speaker 4: A lot of this seems very very weird. And there
is a TikToker who also has questions who I think
speaks for many of us here.
Speaker 23: She is.
Speaker 25: So you're telling me that the man that you told
us was a professional This was a professional pitchob the
man that y'all were not able to catch while he
was in New York City, the man that was able
to get away even though we are like in a
surveillance state. Okay, you are trying to tell me that
that man was caught at a McDonald's and still had
the mask, the jacket, the pupw this pew pew quieter,
and the manifesto on him on his person. He had
all of those things. Though, you're really gonna and tell me, Larry,
because ain't no way. I am not a professional. I
have never done anything like that. But I could tell
you that none of that would be on my person,
not a single one. So why in the world with
this man who got away thwarted authorities the entire week
is just caught with all of that on him. Like,
I'm sorry, but no, I don't know who this man
is that they just caught.
Speaker 1: Well, listen, I never thought it was a professional. I mean,
you and I when we first started talking about this,
I didn't think it was a hitman, but and I
thought it was a regular person. However, this person, this
individual is a smart guy. I mean, he's got like
several degrees. I don't deny the fact that he's probably
a brilliant kid. But somebody that smart wouldn't do the
shit like that she's talking about. They wouldn't be doing that,
Like they wouldn't have all that stuff in like on
his person if he and you know, if he was
going to go out eat a McDonald's, which is dumb
to begin with, he probably should have been holed up somewhere,
And you think he would have had the wherewithal to
do that, you know what I mean. But if he
wasn't going to be hold up somewhere, he wouldn't have
that all the stuff on his person, right.
Speaker 4: And then I mean and then to say, well, I
don't even know where that money came from. It was
probably planted.
Speaker 1: Like there's just there's some questions.
Speaker 4: There's so many questions, and I you know, we still
don't know a lot about the first the Butler Pennsylvania shooter.
Speaker 2: Right, We're never going to there thing, right, I don't
even know.
Speaker 4: I would love to be able to say, well, no more,
you know, by the end of the day, I don't.
Speaker 1: Know, we're not. And this is the thing. It is interesting,
like you bring that up, and and I do find
it interesting that we so we know so much more
about this guy, right than we'll ever know about that Pennsylvania.
Speaker 2: Shooter, the Butler shooter.
Speaker 1: We don't know anything about that guy he shot the president.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, it's just there's just we've a lot had
a lot of questions.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Like we say that, and I'm like, wait, I'm
waiting for the black helicopters to circle my house, my house,
you know, right, Yeah, you know.
Speaker 2: We need we need some s.
Speaker 4: Jennings, who went off on his fellow panelists, specifically leftists
who are trying desperately to compare these two cases. I
don't even understand it. But he was like, let me
just explain to the leftist who is a hero and
who's not.
Speaker 1: If you're on the American left tonight, here's my chart.
Speaker 13: The good guys today, Daniel Penny, the bad guys, Luigi Mangi.
Speaker 3: It seems to me, how do you chard for victims.
Speaker 1: I'm just I'm just telling you what I see out
the way.
Speaker 19: I know.
Speaker 4: What victim.
Speaker 1: What I'm telling you is people on the lift. People
on the lift.
Speaker 3: I can't seem to tell.
Speaker 2: The left.
Speaker 19: We have people.
Speaker 3: You know, whether you think that as Congressman Crane does.
Speaker 4: I mean the fact that he has to point this out,
Oh my god.
Speaker 1: He's not wrong. Yeah, that's ridiculous. Why are you crazy?
Speaker 4: Speaking of crazy, Woodpy Goldberg and Anna Navarro had themselves
a little spat.
Speaker 1: On the View yesterday.
Speaker 4: Woodbee is suggesting that folks like Anna and a lot
of people on the left who are still reeling from
Kamala's loss, are making every like they're jumping to all
these crazy conclusions about what Trump might do. They're like,
oh my god, Trump's going to do this, and Trump's
going to do that. And she's saying, maybe we just
wait and see what he's going to do and calm down.
Speaker 2: Anna didn't like that.
Speaker 6: He does this to keep you all in a panic.
He doesn't to make you all do this and talk
about him, and it's so terrible. For all we have
to do from now until January twenty first is be
with our families, be with our kids, do our jobs,
make sure our checks don't bounce, make sure that we
are taking care of ourselves and our families. Whatever he's
going to do, he's going to do, but do take
our word for it. Things seem to move slowly because yeah,
they didn't come get Hillary, but he has other people
who are ready to go. But I don't think that
they can just go out and do what they want
to do.
Speaker 16: I told you last week I disagree with you when
you say because no, because we have the luxury of
saying that because we're legal, we are successful. We are
If you're any legal agree in this country, you're not
going to to be not in a parent You are
a woman working for the Department of Defense. You have
a right to be in a panic.
Speaker 6: You tell people to stay.
Speaker 4: Fraud and like this, I'm telling people to prepare whoop.
Speaker 6: I'm telling people.
Speaker 2: They are prepared.
Speaker 16: That means I'm saying that means that they can be
relaxing and enjoying.
Speaker 6: No, it does, you know what. I'm sorry? I mean
winter is here, Winter has been with us, and my
point is we can lay and do nothing for the.
Speaker 1: Next They're less qualified to do this job than the
Hawk to a girl like I would rather watch the
hot to a girl and you know how much I
don't like her.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's saying something.
Speaker 1: Yeah there, I just don't understand. I don't. I will
never be able to rerap my brain around how that
show continues to be a show.
Speaker 4: Well, now we have Rob Schneider giving them a run
for their money somehow, so we'll see how that turns out. Also,
Biden was at an event where he was all tucked out.
Speaker 2: I don't think he. I think he's reached a.
Speaker 4: Point in his dementia where he no longer understands how
time works.
Speaker 18: It just got back from Abu Dhabi and all through
Africa and ended up Although she did go spend a
little time in Sicily because just just to day or
so to meet her great great grandmother's parents.
Speaker 4: What okay, what Jill Biden went to Sicily to meet
her great great grandparents' parents. Explain to me how it's
possible that those people are alive.
Speaker 2: Bring out your dad. What in the world, what is
even happening?
Speaker 1: It didn't happen. It didn't happen. I mean she.
Speaker 2: Went went to a grave site.
Speaker 1: Maybe okay, left that out. That was out on a
regular basis, he leaves it's not there. Mak not there,
it's not all there. And plus he just pooped his pants.
Speaker 4: Democrats are just so backwards about so many different things.
Speaker 2: And here's another great example.
Speaker 4: Kathy Hockel has decided that the best way that she
can go about attacking New York inflation is to just
start handing people three to five hundred dollars checks or
she is to tell you all about it.
Speaker 17: In my budget next month, they will send you a
check to buy yourself, shees for a month or whatever
you want to spend it on.
Speaker 2: I cannot.
Speaker 17: And if you're an individual earning up to one hundred
and fifty thousand dollars a year, it's three hundred dollars.
Speaker 19: What is that?
Speaker 1: Oh my god, she's so proud. Look at I have
a big.
Speaker 2: Get three hundred dollars.
Speaker 17: If you're filing jointly. And you have a family, you
need a little more. Right, families are expensive. How about this,
It's like a show five hundred dollars.
Speaker 1: She's joking, right, she joke five hundred.
Speaker 17: For families earning less than three hundred thousand dollars. Because
I know life in New York City is expensive and
your salaries may sound nice, but they don't go very.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, what happened there? What is even going on?
And people and with the signs, show me the money,
show me the qand I need this will totally.
Speaker 2: Help fix inflation.
Speaker 4: I just print some money to send out to people
making three hundred thousand dollars. That's gonna help because thanks
for the five hundred people.
Speaker 2: I really appreciate that five hundred dollars. Thanks.
Speaker 1: That's gonna like, literally, it's gonna buy a basket of
groceries one week. Thanks in New York.
Speaker 2: And this is what she thinks is gonna help.
Speaker 4: Just for fun, and I there, somebody put together this
amazing montage of Trump knowing more about almost everything than
anybody else in the entire world.
Speaker 1: Nobody knows this stuff better than me.
Speaker 11: Nobody knows more about taxes than I do.
Speaker 12: And income than I do.
Speaker 13: Nobody knows more about construction than I do.
Speaker 6: Nobody knows more about campaign finance than I do.
Speaker 2: I know more about drones than anybody.
Speaker 3: Nobody knows much more about technology, this type of technology,
certainly than I do.
Speaker 2: Nobody knows more about technology than me.
Speaker 14: Nobody's in the history of this country has ever known
so much about infrastructures.
Speaker 12: Donald Trump, I know the H one B.
Speaker 22: I know the H two B.
Speaker 6: Nobody knows it better than me.
Speaker 2: I know more about ices than the generals do.
Speaker 12: Believe me.
Speaker 14: I understand things I comprehend very well, okay, better than
I think almost anybody. And by the way, who knew
the other side of the picture better than me?
Speaker 2: I knew it.
Speaker 12: Nobody knows more about environmental.
Speaker 19: Impact statements than me.
Speaker 14: I understand the power of Facebook may be better than
almost anybody.
Speaker 3: I know more about renewables than any human being.
Speaker 19: Nobody else knows more about poles than me.
Speaker 2: I know more about ports than any human being on Earth.
Speaker 13: I know more about steel workers than anybody that's ever
run for office.
Speaker 12: I know more about golf than Obama hos.
Speaker 8: Nobody knows more about banks than I do.
Speaker 2: Nobody knows more about trade than me.
Speaker 19: Well, obviously he doesn't know about nuclear weapons.
Speaker 2: I know more about new weapons than heleven No.
Speaker 17: I understand the tax lawyers better than almost anyone.
Speaker 25: Who knows more about lawsuits than I do.
Speaker 3: I'm the King.
Speaker 14: I know more about offense and defense than they will
ever understand.
Speaker 2: Nobody even understands it but me. It's called devaluation.
Speaker 23: I understand money better than anybody.
Speaker 11: I understand the system better than anybody who Nobody knows
more about that than nobody knows the game better than me.
Speaker 10: No more about contributions than anything in my life.
Speaker 4: And the end of that, I don't know what happened
to the end of it, But at the end of it,
he's just like.
Speaker 2: By the way, I'm very humble, I'm very I'm very
very modest. Do we have the whole thing?
Speaker 14: Valain?
Speaker 19: Is it?
Speaker 2: Did it come off for some reason?
Speaker 1: Nobody knows about modesty like I do?
Speaker 7: Run.
Speaker 2: That was my favorite part, was the end.
Speaker 14: And who knows more about the word apprentice than Donald Trump?
Speaker 6: I understand politicians.
Speaker 3: Better than anybody.
Speaker 11: Nobody knows politicians better than me.
Speaker 12: Who knows the other side better than me?
Speaker 2: Who knows the other side better than me.
Speaker 19: I think I know more about the.
Speaker 1: Other side than almost anybody, and I understand the other side.
Speaker 4: Perhaps I understand it better than anybody else.
Speaker 11: I was the fair head going nobody knows more about
it than means.
Speaker 3: These guys don't know anything.
Speaker 1: I know a lot.
Speaker 19: I know more than I'm ever going to tell you.
Speaker 11: The truth is, I'm actually a modest person, very modest.
Speaker 7: True.
Speaker 2: That's my favorite. This is what he knows a lot
to do in life.
Speaker 1: I need this is I need to like think I
know more than I know, and then maybe I'll make
more money, you know what I mean, Like I'll become
a billionaire.
Speaker 2: This is Is this the trick?
Speaker 4: Maybe it's got a big manifest it.
Speaker 1: It's like manifesting and faking it until you make it right.
You just you're like, I know everything there is to
know about everything, everything the more than anybody else, more
than anybody, and then people start believing you, and then
you actually do know that, you start knowing the things,
and then yeah, that's.
Speaker 2: What it's like, a self fulfilling prophecy.
Speaker 1: Maybe yes, it's manifestation.
Speaker 4: You guys, well, and I'll tell you who actually probably
can easily say he does know more about a whole
lot of stuff better than anyone, and that is Elon Musk.
There was a video that just came around social media
from nineteen ninety eight when Elon Musk was asked about
what the future of the Internet looks.
Speaker 1: Like, Oh, my god, do you see all the future
of the internet.
Speaker 10: I think the Internet is the superset of all media.
It is the fuel and end all of media. One
will see print, broadcast, arguably radio, esscially all media folding
into the Internet. And what the Internet amounts to is
it's the first of two way communication medium that is intelligent.
It alask consumers to choose what they want to see,
when they want to see it, and whether that be radio,
whether that be print, whether that be television, broadcast. I
think it's going to revolutionize old traditional media.
Speaker 1: Guy he's just crazy smart, Like it's weird. Yeah, he's
I mean, he was right, Yeah, predicted the future. Yeah,
here we are.
Speaker 4: I mean, and I guess because he tweeted that out
and said that, people made fun of him for that take.
They were like, Oh, you're crazy to think that that's
going to be what a door a replacement for media?
Speaker 1: Right, right, and he's like, yeah, look at me now,
I'm a door. Yeah all right, we made it through.
Thank you for running the show today. Yeah, so it
couldn't be live. We're going to bring it in. We're
going to bring it in. We're going to bring it in.
Speaker 2: You guys have.
Speaker 1: A fantast Tuesday, like the best Tuesday of your lives ever.
Speaker 2: We will see you tomorrow.
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