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Speaker 1: I know she's uh, she's bitter.
Speaker 2: She's got a little bitterness, a little little bitter, a
tiny bit all that and so much more.
Speaker 3: I am both tired.
Speaker 4: How do you acting like you speak for the people
of the fate of Indiana or the city of Indianapolis.
Speaker 5: You do not speak for me or anyone I know.
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Speaker 5: Here's an interesting little bit of juiciness that we're going
to see become a fight in Congress, and that is
that we now have the very first trans congress member.
Apparently I didn't even bother looking up what this dude's
name is. I think it's McBride something or other. And
so Nancy Mace, who is now my congresswoman, she is
not having it. She is already trying to introduce anti trans,
anti trans bathroom resolution at the Capitol because she knows
that this McBride person is coming and she does not
want to see that man in the women's restroom. So
she's introducing a resolution saying that's not allowed. So there's
gonna be a.
Speaker 2: Fight fighting Congress like it's come to Congress. This fight
has come to Congress. I'm I'm not there for it.
I can't wait to see what happens exactly.
Speaker 5: I love that it's gonna be It's gonna be something,
So just get ready for that because that's exciting. And
then yesterday we mentioned that, or maybe it was a
day before, I can't remember, but we mentioned that Dennis
Brieger had been involved in a bad, bad fall and
has been hospitalized as a result. Someone from his team
released a video with an update early yesterday afternoon.
Speaker 8: As you know, we are missing the other half of
Dennis and Julie today. As many of you probably know
by now, on Tuesday, Dennis suffered a terrible fall and
he was immediately hospitalized. He entered surgery, and now we
are praying for the best possible outcome. I know that
so many of you just want information about Dennis's condition,
and I promise you that we will be more forthcoming
in the coming days with that information as we learn it.
But we don't know very much right now. What I
will say, though, is that tragically, this is not a
he will be back next week situation. This is a
long haul and a long recovery for Dennis, and that
is why I humbly ask you for your prayers. So
many of you, Dennis and Julie listeners, fire chat listeners,
Dennis Prager radio show listeners, people from all walks of
life and all faiths have written the most gracious messages
to Sue, Dennis's wife, to me, to Sean, to Alan Estrin,
into Dennis's extended family members, with your support and your
promises of prayer. And I just want you to know
how much all of us deeply appreciate those messages. And
although the situation is quite somber, they do seem to
be working. Since Tuesday, every single day we have seen
modest improvements, modest but nevertheless improvements.
Speaker 3: Yes, so that was something, right, Yeah, that's great.
Speaker 5: And then later in the afternoon, shoot, I'm sorry that
did not stay up on the screen. Later in the
afternoon they posted this. Dear friends, here's the latest on Dennis.
Progress has been slow but steady. There's still a lot
of swelling and inflammation around his neck and upper spine,
and till that recedes, it's hard to get a good
sense of where this is all headed, but rest assured
the overall trend is positive. Patience is required, but as
we all know, having patience is hard. His body needs
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All right, let's talk about what's going on in Pennsylvania
because it is a bunch of freakin' bs.
Speaker 3: They keep continuing to.
Speaker 5: Count votes that are not legal for them to count.
And what that has resulted in is that Kamala Harris
and this was as of yesterday, is just two hundred
and sixty seven votes away from a winning the county.
Speaker 3: Okay, this is how nuts this is?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Oh my gosh.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so that the Democratic can he just defied, he
openly defied a court order like not to not to
count a legal misdated.
Speaker 5: Ballots, not signed ballots, right, yeah, and they.
Speaker 1: Like look who's yeah, like, look who's the election denier? Now?
Speaker 5: Yeah, I mean there's actual video of these people discussing
how they're going to brazenly break the law.
Speaker 1: Here they are.
Speaker 9: We reject all three categories of these ballots.
Speaker 10: Your your motion is to reject or dismiss the challenges
in this category in front.
Speaker 11: Of you, correct, Ye, not going to second that, mostly
because I think we all know that precedent by a
court doesn't matter.
Speaker 10: Anymore in this country.
Speaker 3: And people violate laws anytime they want.
Speaker 5: So for me, if I violate this law, it's because
I want a court to pay attention to it.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, wow, who is broad?
Speaker 3: I know?
Speaker 12: Right now?
Speaker 5: The Pennsylvania Supreme Court, and this is the second time
they have again ruled in favor of Dave McCormick, who
of course is the Republican Senator elect, and the RNC
demanding that Democrat counties stop counting misdated, undated, or otherwise
disqualified ballots as they basically attempt to steal the election
for Democrat Bob Casey. And Bob Casey will not concede,
even though he's not going to get close enough unless
they keep counting illegal ballots.
Speaker 3: He's not going to get close enough at all to
pull this off.
Speaker 1: These people are insane.
Speaker 3: Is crazy.
Speaker 1: They're cheaters. They're big fat cheaters. They're like, Hi, we're cheaters. Hi, right,
Oh my god.
Speaker 5: And now the RNC wants to possibly initiate criminal prosecution
against those county officials, which do it?
Speaker 7: Do it?
Speaker 1: Do it?
Speaker 5: Here is Neil Cavudo and guest talking about this most
recent ruling from the Supreme Court from the Pennsylvania Supreme
Court and what it all means.
Speaker 3: This is from yesterday.
Speaker 13: Hey, Neil, Well, as you just said, they ruled that.
But this is the second time. Okay, the Supreme Court
there in Pennsylvania made this decision. But the recount does continue.
Is the Supreme Court ruled again they cannot count these
ballots right now that are illegal. So I don't know
why they were trying to count them anyway. They didn't
have the dates, they didn't have the signatures, so the
whole thing was going a little bit wrong there. As
Democrats though on some election boards said they were openly
breaking the law because they said the law has been
broken in the past with other things, so they were
counting ballots that were missing signatures and dates to try
and put a spotlight on this, they said, to overturn
the election results. The decision comes more than a week
after the Associated Press called the Senate race. That's when
Republican Senator elect Dave McCormick you see beat out in
comment Democrat Senator Bob Casey. It was by more than
seventeen thousand votes, okay, in the first count, so it
wasn't that close for this recount. So the McCormick team
says they are very confident, they're not worried about it.
They say have a big enough lead that these quote
shenanigans ultimately aren't going to matter. But some Republicans have
said this is just accusing Democrats of, you know, a hypocrisy.
Speaker 14: Here.
Speaker 13: Tom Cotton was on Fox News earlier Neil and said
Democrats were doing what they accused Donald Trump of doing
here define a court order. So right now, though the
main thing is is the recount continues, calls for Casey
to concede just keep getting louder.
Speaker 14: Here.
Speaker 13: We know Republican Senator Mike Lee has been threatening to
not seat him, saying that he will not be in
the Senate no matter what happens if he refuses to
kind of go here.
Speaker 15: With the results.
Speaker 13: Also, Senate Majority leader elect John Thuna South Dakota had
called this a blatant attempt by the Dems to violate
the rule of law and undermine the electoral process. So
back out here in the newsroom, we can tell you
this is just all developing. But that Supreme Court ruling
not once, but now twice that you cannot count a
legal ballots.
Speaker 2: I mean this isn't hard, and they're defined reality and
they're defying the law, which is you know, pretty apropos
of Democrats, right, and this is what they do.
Speaker 1: They're like, oh, reality, we don't understand that.
Speaker 5: Oh, the Supreme Court of the United States is saying
that we can't like forgive student loans.
Speaker 3: Let's go ahead and just keep doing that.
Speaker 16: Yeah.
Speaker 5: Can we have immigration laws, let's just continue to break
all those.
Speaker 1: Yeah, let's just pick and choose what laws we want
to follow. Can we throw the bad bleach lady like
with their hair in jail? Can we do that? Because
I mean, it's like these people are nuts.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's bad.
Speaker 1: It's bad.
Speaker 5: There was a Wall Street Journal editor, I think, on
with Fox News to talk about this too, like it
is shocking how brazenly and openly they are defying what
the supreme court of their own state is saying.
Speaker 3: Here he is to weighn and.
Speaker 17: Is an assessant editor for the Wall Street Journal editorial page.
Speaker 18: In a Fox News contributor, your reactions, sir, It's amazing.
Speaker 14: It's breathtaking, just open defiance to the law, not even
trying to make a legal argument, just saying we don't
have to follow the law because we don't feel like it.
And as you viewer can probably guess, this isn't sort
of some obscure old provision of law. This is very
clear in state law. You have to sign and date
the mail ballot. It's also very clear when you go
to the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania website. Here are the rules.
It tells voters what you have to do. And so
for people in Bucks County, commissioner's officials in Bucks County
and elsewhere, it's an our agent. We're not hearing much,
sadly from state officials in Pennsylvania.
Speaker 19: This would be a.
Speaker 14: Moment for Governor Josh Shapiro, who has given the impression
that he's one of the more sensible, reasonable moderate Democrats,
was opposed by the left wing, to show that he's
not a partisan hack. And I don't think we're hearing much.
Speaker 3: It really is incredible.
Speaker 1: Oh, it looks like he has a partisan hack. It
looks like he has Yeah, really shocker. I mean, this
is the thing. If it were happening on the other side,
by golly, he'd be speaking out yeah. Figure.
Speaker 3: But exactly, it would never.
Speaker 2: Have put on the other side because this is the
thing because we actually look at laws and we're like, oh,
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Speaker 1: It's like, I it, it's maddening. I just can't well.
Speaker 5: And the fact that California is still freaking counting ballots,
are you kidding me?
Speaker 2: I know the way that they do it is I
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Speaker 3: It makes no sense, It makes makes zero sense.
Speaker 1: Why can't they do it like everybody else? It's stupid.
Speaker 3: I will never understand it.
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Speaker 3: Like what is it?
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will not listen. Yeah, they are so hell bent on cheating.
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Speaker 5: So the big story of yesterday, and it happened I
think during our show, is that Mika and Morning Joe
decided to go on their show and gravel essentially to
their audience about how they instigated a visit tomorrow Lago
to meet with Trump. And here is how they explained it.
Speaker 17: Joe and I have heard from so many people, from
political leaders to regular citizens, deeply dismayed by several of
President elect Trump's cabinet selections, and they are scared. Last Thursday,
we expressed our own concerns on this broadcast and even
said we would appreciate the opportunity to speak with the
President elect himself. On Friday, we were given the opportunity
to do just that. Joe and I went to mar A,
Lago to meet personally with President elect Trump. It was
the first time we have seen him in seven years now.
Speaker 10: We talked about a lot of issues, including abortion, mass deportation,
threats of political retribution against political opponents and media outlets.
We talked about that a good bit, and that's going
to come as no surprise to anybody who watches this show,
has watched it over the past year or over the
past decade, that we didn't see eye to eye on
a lot of issues, and we told him so.
Speaker 17: What we did agree on was to restar our communications.
My father often spoke with world leaders with whom he
and the United States profoundly disagreed. That's a task shared
by reporters and commentators alike. We had not spoken to
President Trump since March of twenty twenty, other than a
personal call Joe made to Trump on the morning after
the attempt on his life in Butler, Pennsylvania. In this meeting,
President Trump was tearful, he was upbeat. He seemed interested
in finding common ground with Democrats on some of the
most divisive issues. And for those asking why we would
go speak to the president elect during such fraught times,
especially between US, I guess I would ask back, why
wouldn't we? Five years of political warfare has pequally divided
Washington in the country, we have been as clear as
we know how in expressing our deep concerns about President
Trump's actions and words in the coursening of public debate.
But for eighty million Americans, election denialism, public trials, and
January sixth were not as important as the issues that
moved them to send Donald Trump back to the White
House with their vote. Joe and I realize it's time
to do something different, and that starts with not only
talking about Donald Trump, but also talking with him.
Speaker 2: They are so desperate, god, I mean the desperation they
are grasping. Their jobs are in peril, and it is
so obvious to anybody with half a firing synapse in
their brain that is exactly what they're doing.
Speaker 1: Like literally, what was it just a couple of weeks ago.
This is a direct quote from Joe.
Speaker 2: If you can't draw the parallels between him and Hitler,
well you're just stupid.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, direct quote.
Speaker 2: Okay, So, like, why would you want to talk to Hitler?
Why would you want to do that? What an asshole?
Speaker 1: And now they're groveling, like, come on, you cannot tell
me that this is sheer desperation.
Speaker 2: I know I'm supposed to give grace and forgive and
like people should extend all of branches.
Speaker 1: Trump is the better guy, the fact.
Speaker 3: That he absolutely is.
Speaker 16: There.
Speaker 5: There was a screenshot of a tweet that he allegedly
put out and I fell for it too, because I
was seeing it everywhere. But basically it was super trumpy
and like saying how they begged to come to mar
A Lago, and you know, he was making fun of them, essentially,
and it did sound very very much like something he
would say, but it turned out to not be real.
And so I was looking and looking and looking, well,
did he say anything for his part about this meeting?
And essentially he talked to Fox and said, I have
no problem talking with anybody. He was so magnanimous, so
gracious about it, and so and I almost can't believe it,
because to me, there's a part of me that just
thinks he should say, screw you.
Speaker 3: I'm not going to talk to you.
Speaker 1: You literally for seven years you've called me basically hitler. Yeah,
you've demonized me.
Speaker 2: You have encouraged so much craziness in the world, and
like that whole five years of political warfare, you're the
ones who are the war wagers.
Speaker 1: You've made, You've made it so people have tried to
kill me, like you're the problem.
Speaker 2: You too are part of the problem. You're part of
the machine that has made it. So people have tried
to off me. Like the fact that he let those
people back into his inner circle and he talked to
them for an hour and a half shows you what
kind of a guy he is. He is so much
better of a person than those two will ever be.
So we made the right choice. We made the absolute
right choice because I tell you what, people on the
left wouldn't have done that. They wouldn't have done it.
Trump is a better person period.
Speaker 3: Well there's been This is not my new office, you guys.
I'm in a hotel.
Speaker 5: This is so embarrassing because I probably my house won't
be as nice as this hotel. People.
Speaker 3: Everyone's like, oh my god, you're off.
Speaker 1: It'll be it'll be way better, perhaps to be way better.
Speaker 20: Yeah.
Speaker 5: There is a lot of reaction apparently from all sides,
Like Mika and Joe are getting slammed by their audience
because amazingly they do have followers. I watch them unronically. Yeah,
and those followers are pissed. They're like, how dare you
go and visit Hitler?
Speaker 3: Essentially.
Speaker 5: So there's been a lot of reaction, some of it
has been hilarious, and of course we would be remiss
if we did.
Speaker 3: Not play reaction from Scott.
Speaker 1: Jennets here we go do.
Speaker 21: This, why I know why, it's not about it's not
about ratings.
Speaker 1: Amazed.
Speaker 22: I did not expect Hitler to get so many meeting.
Speaker 1: Requests, first from Joe Biden, now for Mika and Joe.
It's amazing the literal Hitler is getting all.
Speaker 22: These meeting requests. And what it tells me, professor, is
that all the rhetoric that came from the left, from
the Democrats, from the White House, from Kamala Harrison, everyone
else before the election, all of the rhetoric.
Speaker 1: The fascism, the Hitler or the Nazi.
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Speaker 15: Yeah?
Speaker 1: What else did they lie about? What else did they
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Speaker 5: Uh huh, everybody should be asking themselves that about every last.
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He's the same thing. And all this followers are all
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you about? Every single They lie constantly? I mean, because
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the Mika and Joe hullabaloo.
Speaker 21: Here is Nicki Haley and Joe Scarbor tore me up
when I said anything about voting for Donald Trump or
what I agreed with him on even though I criticized.
Speaker 3: Him when I thought he was wrong, I praised him
when I thought he was good. They tore me up.
But the truth is, it's not that they suddenly saw
the light.
Speaker 1: It's they saw the ratings.
Speaker 21: I mean, let's be clear, they saw the ratings tank
and they realized, oh, we better get on with Donald
Trump or else we're not going to have a show.
Speaker 16: Right.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm so glad she has a podcast to say that.
Speaker 5: I mean, that's what she's doing now because she's obviously
not been invited to do any kind of cabinet.
Speaker 3: Position, so she's podcasting now.
Speaker 2: Yeah, okay, I mean she's right about that. I think
we said that though, because their ratings are they are tanking,
they're desperate.
Speaker 1: It's just sheer, complete desperation.
Speaker 3: Let's see, have you heard anymore, like if they're still
for sale or was that rumor? Yeah, it's like MSNBC
was for sale. I haven't heard an update about it.
Speaker 1: I haven't either. I don't know.
Speaker 2: I mean, I it'll be interesting to see how their
ratings do though, how MSNBC does and gunerall oh in
the next four years.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's about it's really because what.
Speaker 2: Are they gonna what are they gonna talk about? What
are they gonna do? Because there's gonna be so much winning.
I don't know, seriously, he's gonna he's gonna knock it
out of the park. There's gonna be last stuff.
Speaker 1: I guess they could demonize stuff like the deportation and whatnot.
They're gonna be like, oh god, these poor people, these
poor criminals. What are we going to do?
Speaker 10: Well?
Speaker 5: I mean they're you know, they're ripping on all the nominations.
They're they're gonna bitch about it. Although I saw a
headline too about even CNN, like the top dog at
CNN has been telling everybody at CNN like moderate your
Trump coverage, like calm down, because no one is going
to pay attention to us if.
Speaker 3: All we do is rip on him. So maybe things
are changing.
Speaker 2: Yeah, this ain't twenty sixteen anymore. Yeah, it's a whole
new landscape. And people have obviously just because of the
way that we've all voted this time.
Speaker 1: We're sick of your crap.
Speaker 2: We hate the media so much more now than we
did in twenty sixteen. So I think that they're starting
to understand that just a little bit more.
Speaker 1: That's the groveling, you know.
Speaker 5: The Five also weighed in about the Mika and Joe debacle,
and here is Guttfeld.
Speaker 1: Mike, I love this story.
Speaker 23: That I should greet this reversal with the best intentions.
They've seen the light, they've changed their minds. Remember Jade
Vance had negative views on Donald Trump and now he's
his VP. So there is chance for redemption and it
should be welcome. And the Republican Party has evolved because
of this. Well, you know, the people who never thought
they were going to be in the Democratic Republican Party, Musk,
you know, RFK, Trump, Rogan, they're all Trump, all Democrats.
So we benefit from this. Now I'm back to reality.
Morning Joe is hemorrhaging viewers. It appears that the network
is for sale and you can't sell it and it's current.
You know, you can't just throw a fresh coat of paint.
Speaker 1: On this turd.
Speaker 23: This move was a survival for the show and the
survival for them. They had no options. They if you noticed,
they did not admit that they were lying. They didn't
admit that they were contributing to the demonization hysteria that
caused many many bad things, including of course, their present
day humiliation. They didn't say the Hitler stuff was bs,
We're sorry, and maybe we should reflect on that. Maybe
we should take a few weeks off and think about
what assholes we were. Yeah, but you know what, I
don't trust him. Morning Joe has changed his mind. Before
he was you know, up up Trump's butt claiming that
he wanted to be his VP many years ago, and
now he's doing this.
Speaker 1: They're just there.
Speaker 23: This is self preservation at its very worse.
Speaker 2: You don't get yep, I'm going with the I'm going
with the the latter, not the former, of his of
his explanations for their behavior, I totally agree. I mean,
I'd like to give them credit.
Speaker 1: I can't. I just can't.
Speaker 2: I can't give him any credit the whole not because listen,
jd Vance may have changed his mind. You changed it,
You changed your mind. I'm trump, but you never called
him a Nazi for seven straight freaking years, you know
what I mean?
Speaker 3: You just know my.
Speaker 5: Biggest complaint was that he was mean to people that
were on his side, and like his tweets, you.
Speaker 2: Know, I mean, it's a little different than demonizing somebody
to the point where you know other people are trying
to kill him. You know, you didn't do that non
stop Scott.
Speaker 5: Scott in the chat just said, and I'm not making
this up that Jessica Tarlov is sexy, and I just
had to take a beat that because we all, we
all got to take it.
Speaker 3: We just need to sit back and at.
Speaker 1: What why are you gay?
Speaker 5: What about that wretched boy Godey I think likes to
be abused apparently.
Speaker 3: With local fry, like he wants to just be.
Speaker 1: That Scott. No, Scott, I know.
Speaker 5: Anyway, I'm sorry to interrupt the flow of the shot.
Speaker 19: Were going to take a beat with that one, you think, Gy, Really.
Speaker 3: No, that's a first.
Speaker 5: We do have Jessica tr Love coming up later in
the show, so that you can consider that my gift
to you, Scott, because we will.
Speaker 3: Have some Jessica.
Speaker 1: You're shot.
Speaker 5: Yeah, But back to the whole Meeka and Joe thing,
Sonny hostin O.
Speaker 3: Here we go, very upset, very upset, you guys.
Speaker 7: Look, the bottom line is that America needs a free
press that is willing to speak truth to power.
Speaker 3: My God, right now more than ever.
Speaker 6: And I think that we have to be very clear
eyed when we think about the president elect and cover
the president elect. And I don't think you need to
sit down for ninety minutes at mar A Lago and
kiss his ring to be able to speak truth and
to be able to cover a story. So maybe they're
not journalists in the true sense. Maybe they're saying that
their opinion general journalists. But we have to remember that
Trump is the guy who ushered in the era of
fake news. He is the guy who ushered in alternative facts.
He is the guy who attacked three black female journalists.
Speaker 1: He's the guy that revoked Jim.
Speaker 6: Acosta's press credentials for asking him a question. And so
I think that this president elect, I hate to say it,
would like nothing more than to have only Fox News
cover him, would like nothing more than a state sponsored media.
And I don't think he can can be trusted in
the way that other presidents can be trusted. This is
an aberration. But the reality is he doesn't just have
Fox News.
Speaker 13: He didn't do a lot of mainstream media this election,
being one on Joe Rogan and reached fifteen million people.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean, yeah, she got some good points in there.
It's true he didn't just rely on Fox. In fact,
Fox wasn't like a huge fan of him all the time.
Take like Brett Trake, take Brett Baer and some of
those people like it. Who's at Neil Cavudo, They don't.
They're not always kind to him. You know, there's a
lot of people at Fox that aren't always kind to him,
So you can kind of take Fox out of the equation.
Speaker 1: I don't even really.
Speaker 2: Like Fox, you know, there's only a I mean, I
like a couple of the shows on that network.
Speaker 1: But I mean, I don't. That's the thing. I think
that they use Fox as a crutch a lot. Stop it.
Speaker 2: Stop using Fox is a crutch. People are turning to
alternative news sources. They're looking at alternative media and podcasts
and whatnot, and the or is the social medias of
the world. And you know what, if.
Speaker 1: Sunny had it her way, she would shut those things down.
Speaker 3: Yeah, she's just like Jensaki. They all care. They so
want to silence voices with you, and they disagree she.
Speaker 2: Talks about state run media. That would be her idea
of state run me. She won't say that, but that's
what they want. They want to censor all of those
alternative voices.
Speaker 1: Take all the seats, lady.
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Speaker 3: Okay, now for the Megan Kelly clip right. This is
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has she does not mince words. This is why we
love her. She has Glenn Greenwald on her show to
talk about the Mika and Joe incident.
Speaker 3: Here she is.
Speaker 24: I searched for a way to respond appropriately, and I
called on my ten years as a litigator in addition
to my now twenty as a journalist, and I think
I found the perfect phrase.
Speaker 1: Go fuck yourselves.
Speaker 24: Go fuck yourselves, you dishonest jokes of faux journalists. What
an absurd farce? That was Glenny. Which one was insincere,
he's hitler. Or now we're going to speak truth to
power and find a way of speaking to and working
with Donald Trump.
Speaker 3: Which one was a lie.
Speaker 1: He's like, one was a lie. And it's just so
I love it. It's so great. Some people don't like the cursing.
I'm there for it. I'm there for I'm so therefore
because that is how.
Speaker 3: This is what we say to each other.
Speaker 1: You were thinking it, you were thinking it. Yeah, I
was thinking it. She said it.
Speaker 3: She says the things, and I love her. I love her.
Speaker 1: She's like, I pull them. I experienced my thirty years
of cumulative experience, and this is what I came up with.
I like that.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, she's the absolute best. Right, all right,
moving on, that's enough Mika and Joe, Right, that's.
Speaker 1: Like, yeah, because they really can't go screw themselves, you know.
Speaker 3: That's right.
Speaker 5: We've obviously been talking for the past couple of weeks
about Trump's various appointments for his cabinet, and one name
that some folks believe is missing from the list is
Sarah Palin, who I will admit I had forgotten completely
existent too.
Speaker 1: I did too. I mean, she is a big deal.
When you and I first started our.
Speaker 3: Site, yeah, that was, oh my god.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that was in two thousand and nine. We started
our set, we became political. Mack and I around two
thousand and eight started our site and our brand and
our thing, The Chicks on the Right started in two
thousand and nine. That's when it was birthed, and we
and I remember that we were big fans of Sarah
Palin because that's when she burst onto the scene. And
I feel like it's been a wild since she's been
on the scene.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean I remember seeing a few videos.
Speaker 5: There's a lot of people in the chat that were like,
oh yeah, I forgot all about her, right, some people
have not forgotten about her. That she has like really
really hardcore fanstally who are feeling very slighted on her behalf.
They call her essentially the mother of Maga and believe
that she should she's been ignored by Trump and that
it's wrong and there This is going to be impossible
to read, but essentially what's on your screen right now
if you're watching, is somebody who posted on Instagram a big,
long diatribe about how Sarah Palin deserves a shot at
one of the cabinet seats, and it's not right that
Trump has left her off. And so what's interesting about
this is that Sarah Palin reposted it to her story
and then also took another screenshot of somebody saying what
about you in response to another selection being made for
Trump's cabinet, and she wrote on that, thank you so much,
Sarah Palin, And then she posted and this is all
in the same story. She also posted a selfie of
herself getting ready, saying it's funny how politics works. And
so to me, it seems like she is a little
bitter that she has been left out.
Speaker 2: Well, I mean, it does kind of suck if she
feels that way. If she does feel that way and
she feels like she had a key role in you know,
I guess generating a lot of movement for the movement, right, then.
Speaker 1: That does suck for her. Politics is kind of shitty.
Speaker 3: I mean, you know, there's not jobs for everyone.
Speaker 1: There is, there isn't jobs for everyone. However, you know
that if she if she feels that way, maybe I don't.
We don't know what went on in the background. I
have no idea, right, you know, perhaps she jockeyed for
a position, or maybe there was talk that we don't know.
Speaker 2: I don't know, you know, you and I weren't there.
So it's just, you know, that does kind of suck.
I mean, I like Sarah Palin.
Speaker 1: Oh my god.
Speaker 5: Yeah, nothing's not like It's just she has kind of
vanished a little bit, right accept I guess unless you
are like a hardcore folio and I don't know, does
she do things like does she she podcasting or doing anything?
Speaker 3: I don't know. I have no idea.
Speaker 2: I have no idea. I have no idea what she's
doing these days. I cannot even I can't speak to that.
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's interesting now because I think it was yesterday,
didn't we post a tweet from chunk Yogurt. Yeah, it
was yesterday that we posted something from him where he
was like, oh my god, He's like making sense what's happening?
And we needed showers and all of that. So he
is now reaching out to Elon Musk on Twitter and
suggesting that he get put in charge of the Pentagon
for DOGE and saying, you know, he would slash four
hundred billion dollars easy, that would get you twenty percent
to your goal of what two trillion right out of
the gate, Like the fact that he's saying I have ideas,
I want to play I want to play ball with you,
and Elon is like, listen, I'm open to all any
and all suggestions like this is this is the beauty
and the magic that is Twitter, that is the platform
xiting now.
Speaker 1: But that makes me, that makes me very uneasy.
Speaker 3: Again, that's an unpaid job. I don't know that he's
going to get it.
Speaker 5: But he did offer like a really good suggestion after this,
saying something about how and a lot of people have
talked about this on both sides of the aisle, that
people who are part of the DoD cannot then go
and lobby, right, so there needs to be a separation,
a time period during which they can't just go from
one to the next. And I thought that that was
an interesting point. It wasn't a bad idea. So maybe
he does have some good ideas. And the great thing
about Elon is that he will listen to every.
Speaker 2: Yeah, there should be a lot of that across the
board in government. There should be like the no lobbying rule,
you know, we should what about and then listen a
totally side note. There should be like the no insider
trading thing, Like, why is it that Gavin Newsom just
bought a new house in Malibu on a two hundred
thousand dollars salary?
Speaker 1: How do you do that? How is that even possible?
How is he rich as balls?
Speaker 2: How that's a great cause all of these people rich
as balls on Listen. Two hundred thousand dollars is a
lot of money. That's a that's a fantastic salary. Thank
you give that to me. But I mean, like, but
you cannot buy homes. You can't buy plural homes in Malibu.
I have a kid that lives in California and he's
dying to get the hell out of there. Like, you
cannot buy multiple homes in California on a two hundred
thousand dollars salary.
Speaker 1: You can't do it. Why are these people so rich?
Speaker 16: You know?
Speaker 2: Like we need to look into that too. There are
public servants. Yeah, yeah, that's another thing we need to
look into why.
Speaker 5: And I have a feeling it's going to be looked into.
I mean there's I think there's a lot of good
stuff coming. Yeah, So question because I now I'm second
guessing myself.
Speaker 3: Has Cash Patel been named in charge of the FBI
or not?
Speaker 11: You know what?
Speaker 14: Just a room.
Speaker 2: I was looking so much last night for a final
answer on that, And no, I don't see a final answer.
But he is like all over the place. His name
is everywhere, and that's all I see. That's the only
name I see for the FBI.
Speaker 5: So, yeah, that's the same and I but I don't
know if it's actually been confirmed. I know people are
all fugigity and worried about it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I don't know.
Speaker 3: When you listen, Yeah, when.
Speaker 5: You listen to Cash Patel talk about changes that he
would make at the FBI, Man, I don't know how
you don't want some of these changes. Here he is
talking to Sean Ryan about what he would do at
the FBI.
Speaker 25: Then we need to decrease what I call government creep
with personnel. The FBI's footprint has gotten so frickin' big,
And the biggest problem the FBI has had has come
out of its intel shops. I'd break that component out
of it. I'd shut down the FBI Hoover building on
day one and reopening the next day as a museum
of the Deep State and I'd take the seven thousand
employees that work in that building and send them across
America to chase down criminals. Go be cops. Your cops,
go be cops, right, Go chase down murderers and rapists
and drug dealers and violent offenders. What do you need
seven thousand people there for? Same thing with DOJ. What
are all these people doing here? Looking for the next
government promotion, looking for the next fancy government title, looking
for their parachute out of government. So while you're bringing
in the right people, you also have to shrink government.
Speaker 1: So a massive government reform.
Speaker 25: Yeah, and you got to work with Congress to eliminate
the billets. It's one of the things we did when
I was deputy DNI. Got to DNI and I was like, Okay,
what all these people do? We've got the CIA, So
why do I have analysts doing the CIA's job here?
Why do I have a floor of them? Like, give
me a good answer. I don't know everything. I don't
know a lot, but if you can give me an
answer that satisfies their existence them all in well, we
just have around people. Okay, Well, now we don't. We
have to Congress and zero out a bunch of billets,
and they hated us for it.
Speaker 1: Why why would Congress hat you for that?
Speaker 25: Not Congress the public Congress is like, great, you saved
this money. You're the only agency that returned money this
year because we didn't spend our entire budget. We were
literally funding seats with no humans.
Speaker 5: In them.
Speaker 1: For years. God I know.
Speaker 25: And what the government creep that I was talking about
is these agencies go to Congress every year and again.
This is why it's a thing of decades. I need
five more seats here, I need ten more seats here. Okay,
you keep doing that. How's that going. Oh, we'll fill
that seat next year. We're in the process of, you know,
interviewing people for that section, and that keeps. No one
returns money. It's the biggest fiction in government that you
can't return money. Every agency and department that I've ever
worked for, when it comes to the fiscal end of
the year, they're like, go on trips, go spend money.
What just give it back to Congress. We can't do that?
Speaker 1: Why not?
Speaker 3: Ridiculous?
Speaker 2: Yeah, Well, the people that hate him are the people
that work in these in these places, Like the people
that hate him right now are probably the people that
work in the FBI.
Speaker 1: Because they're like, Oh my god, they're scared he's gonna
come in here and f things up.
Speaker 2: He's gonna f up my cush gig that I got
here on the sixth floor. I'm like, just hanging out.
He's gonna ask me what exactly do you do here?
And I'm gonna have to freaking answer it.
Speaker 1: Oh my god. Yeah, they're freaking out. I love this guy.
I love him.
Speaker 3: I mean that I am down with all of me too.
Speaker 2: I mean, it's about time somebody asked some of these questions.
I hope to god he is the guy. I mean,
it's that's all I see. So, I mean, I'm assuming
he's going to be the guy. I hope he's the guy.
Speaker 5: Now, imagine the lack of self awareness it takes for
somebody like Andy freakin' mccab My god, to be complaining
about this potential pick from Trump.
Speaker 20: He's moving forward with a nomination of Cash Pattel as
FBI director. Really, it will provoke I think a massive
amount of backlash. Now, you know, you could make the
argument that that's what he wants. He wants to disrupt,
he wants to you know, provoke the ire of people
like me and others who who feel strongly about the
institution and what it takes to run it faithfully and
ethically and legally, of which I think cash Patel can do.
But we'll have to see, you know. I think at
the end of the day, Cash Pattel is profoundly incapable
of running the FBI. He is absolutely unqualified for that position.
He's never run anything in his life that I'm aware of.
He's never managed or led an organization of any type.
His entire experience in the federal government is limited to
about three years as a line attorney in DJ headquarters.
You know, the idea of him taking on the mantle
of leader, essentially of the American law enforcement community, running
an organization thirty seven thousand people, four hundred vocations in
the United States, people people serving all over the globe
in incredibly sensitive capacities, working with the intelligence community, and
really standing as the representative of law enforcement in this country.
The idea that Cash Battel would walk into a room
of police chiefs and sheriffs and command any level of
respect and recognition is absurd.
Speaker 3: Then go, then those people can go.
Speaker 1: I just he's talking about ethics. Andy McCabe is, he's
actually lecturing all of us on ethics. I don't think anything.
Nobody cares about your iyre, dude, nobody cares. You can
take your eye. Yeah.
Speaker 5: And if there are people in the department that don't,
that can't respect cash Betel, they are by Yeah, are
welcome to be shown that they will.
Speaker 1: Find another job. Maybe that doesn't like suck off the taxpayer.
Try that again, get on, indeed, go find a job.
Speaker 16: Now.
Speaker 5: When it comes to other appointments yet to be made,
a lot of people have been speculating that perhaps Ben
Carson would be named as surgeon General, but he put
that rumor to rest yesterday. He said, I'm excited to
speak with President Trump about how I'll continue to advance
the America First agenda, and I'm meeting with him in
the near future. However, contrary to reports, I will not
be serving as the surgeon general.
Speaker 3: Okay, so that is not happening.
Speaker 5: I was telling you this morning, I'm hoping that it's
the Latipo, the guy from Florida who's surgeon general in
Florida right now, who is fantastic.
Speaker 3: He would make a fantastic surgeon general.
Speaker 2: He could, you know, he could even be completely out there.
And a point, Casey what's her name, Casey is it
mean means Casey means yeah, he could, he could. I
would not take anybody off the plate at this point
for a surgeon general. Anybody just sort of like unconventional,
you know.
Speaker 16: Yeah.
Speaker 5: And you know also now that I mentioned Latipo, he
could be chosen as a senator to replace Rubio, right,
So that's also.
Speaker 3: That's also a thing that could happen.
Speaker 1: I mean it could have been you guys, because you know,
she is a doctor.
Speaker 3: She's a hell of a surgery jil hell of a surgeon.
Speaker 5: And then, in other appointment news, we now have a
new Transportation Secretary nominee, and that is another Fox News host,
Sean Duffy, who you may know from such things as
being on Real World and then also being obviously a
Fox host and being married to what's her.
Speaker 1: Name, Rachel?
Speaker 3: Rachel Rachel.
Speaker 1: I love her, I love her.
Speaker 5: She's they have like seven thousand kids, and this is
an interesting choice. So that's that's official. That is like
a real appointment, that's not just a rumor. I think
you did release a statement.
Speaker 3: About that, I well, I mean, you can't do any
worse than Pete.
Speaker 1: I know, right exactly.
Speaker 5: So that was super interesting. And speaking of Casey means
she was just on with Bill Maher talking about just
the state of healthcare in the United States and also
about how RFK Junior aims to change that for the better,
and she's all about it.
Speaker 26: Here's why, because I think they just are in this
world of doctors know everything. And I think you're telling
us in medical so you learn doctors, don't. I always say,
if they know everything, why do you always have to
get a second opinion?
Speaker 3: Well, they knew everything. Yeah, you're saying it's an opinion.
Speaker 26: And by the way, the second one never matches the
first one. They're always guessing. I'm not saying they're corrupt,
although there is some of that.
Speaker 18: You know, if they knew everything, then why would we
be spending four point five trillion dollars per year on
health care costs? And life expectency is.
Speaker 3: Going down in the United States?
Speaker 18: Why are eighty percent of health care costs going towards
chronic illnesses that are rooted and died in lifestyle. Yet
at the vast majority of American medical schools, doctors in
training are not taking a single nutrition course, and so
you have to ask these questions. If we were crushing it,
we would not be spending two x every other country
in the entire world and have the lowest life expectancy
of any developed country in the entire world. We are
the sickest of the top eleven high income countries in
the world. We have the highest infinite internal mortality rates,
and our life expendency is ten years less than our
friends in Japan and Switzerland.
Speaker 1: Right now, according to.
Speaker 18: Journal of American Medical Association, the average American man in
America aged seventy three is their life expendency. It is
eighty three in Japan and Switzerland. This is something we
should all be outraged about. And only one party in
our election cycle this year was talking about chronic illness.
The words chronic illness, as far as I know, never
came out of the Harris campaign's mouth. I think that
was a real a misstep because Americans are, I think,
tired of being gas lied about the fact that there's
not a problem right now.
Speaker 5: And.
Speaker 3: When we look around us and we know there is.
Speaker 18: And Trump has asked RFK to do three simple things
he's asked to get the corruption out of the US
health agencies, produce uncompromised evidence based research for our health guidelines,
and reverse the trends of the chronitis epidemic in two
years for children at adults, so that we can show
up for our two hundred and fiftieth anniversary of America
stronger than ever.
Speaker 3: That sounds pretty good to me.
Speaker 1: I think I think she'd make it great surge in general,
she's an e NT.
Speaker 3: That's an interesting idea.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I personally think she'd be great because because it's
such a she has such a comprehensive view of medicine.
She's not just you know, obviously she's a specialist. She's
an anti and she's she's an accomplished, you know, doctor
in her own right. But I mean like that her
book is great. If you guys are interested in her book,
it's called Good Energy. It's a I'm reading. I'm in
the middle of it right now. She's just a she's
a brilliant lady. She's really great, and I think she
would work really well in line with RFK. Obviously they
have a lot of the same goals, so I think
it'd be a great pick.
Speaker 5: M yeah, Well, we'll see because there's still picks to
be made, and so every time he names somebody, it's
like the world explodes and it's so fun to watch it.
Speaker 3: We'll see what happens.
Speaker 5: Pierce Morgan had a very interesting panel on to talk
about Trump's picks, and one of them, one of the
picks is Tulsia Gabbard, of course for dn I and
people are super upset about it. One of those people
is Joe Walsh, not of the Eagles, but the former
Republican congressman, who's like a complete pyo.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and he got leveled by comedian Dave Smith about
the Tulsi Gabbard pick.
Speaker 3: Please enjoy.
Speaker 27: A lasso because everything she's done the past ten years
and said has been exactly what Russia would want her
to say or do. So she's either an asset or
a dupe.
Speaker 3: That's the Thomas standard.
Speaker 15: Ever, who cares If I said Saddam Hussein, If I
said Saddam Hussein doesn't have weapons of mass destruction, that
might be exactly what Saddam Hussein wants me to say.
That doesn't mean anything, you see, Pierce, this is the
trick here, and I'm sorry. I know, you want to
go to Julian.
Speaker 1: But the trick is that the same way they used
to say Trump Russia collusion.
Speaker 15: They wouldn't say they wouldn't say Donald Trump's in a
conspiracy with the Russians, you see, because that's actually meets
the criminal code. And then so you just say collusion
because what does that even mean? They could have had
a phone call. Okay, they're colluding, but that's totally legal.
So when you say she's a Russian asset, you give
this wink and a nod like she's a trader when
what it means and pierce you you disagree with me
on this topic too, but listen. The argument is that
there were a million off ramps to the war in
Ukraine and the West chose to not take any of them,
and that this war could have been avoided and it
could have been negotiated away. Now, the idea that if
someone makes this argument, your counter to that is to
say that you're a Putin asset. This is so first off,
it's just despicable, and it's profoundly stupid. It makes absolutely
no sense at all. So listen, at least during the
original McCarthyism period, at least during the House Committee on
American Activities. At least back then there were some communists.
Nobody is loyal to Vladimir Putin. This is the dumbest
thing I've ever heard.
Speaker 27: You're entitled. No, Tulsea Gabbard, of course is entitled to
her opinion as a citizen of this country. But if
for ten years your opinion is identical to Russian propaganda,
and we are entitled to question that and someone.
Speaker 15: Like that, Yes, you're saying nothing. I'm entitled to. I'm
entitled to make the point that that's the dumbest argument
I've ever heard in my life.
Speaker 16: Bring let me bring it out. Okay, okay, time out,
time out.
Speaker 1: Let's bring in Jimmy anyway. Jillian's like, I got nothing.
That was awesome.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I can't be, I can't talk.
Speaker 1: I actually turned straight for this guy. That was hot. Yeah,
Oh my god, I was.
Speaker 3: Just honestly, absolutely glorious.
Speaker 27: All Right.
Speaker 5: So we've talked about some appointments and all the good
stuff going on in Trump world, but we also like
to spend some time in every show showing you some
crazy as well. And there's some crazy people and crazy
stuff happening, namely across the Pond in the UK, the
Prime minister there has decided that the best way to
go about attacking the problem of illegal immigration because it's
happening in the UK too. They're being completely overrun because
they cannot just do the basic things to secure their
own border.
Speaker 3: He has a new idea, and here is the idea.
He wants to pay the countries from whence the illegals
are coming to stop sending the illegals to the UK.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, I can't. You cannot make this ship up.
You can't, you cannot, or.
Speaker 2: Just don't let them into jump in, just don't let
them in.
Speaker 3: Just control your border.
Speaker 1: Moron, Why would you pay them and why would you
do these people? Hey?
Speaker 2: Like, listen, let's pay you not to break the law,
right right, okay.
Speaker 5: Like we should stop paying shoplifters, start paying shoplifters, like,
here's here's a monthly stipend so that you stop busting
into all the convenience stores and making everything have to
be put behind the shelves.
Speaker 2: We know it's so hard to not break the law.
Let's pay you not to break him. We know what's
so hard?
Speaker 1: Criminal? Oh my god, it's sore. No better, I know.
Speaker 5: We're no better, you guys, because right now the Lake
and Riley case, the court case is happening, and it
turns out that the roommate of her killer testified yesterday
that they were at the Roosevelt Hotel together in September
of twenty twenty three, and they got a taxpayer funded flight.
Speaker 1: I can't to Georgia. Yeah.
Speaker 3: So the reason that he was in Athens is because
of our money.
Speaker 16: Yeah.
Speaker 2: So you paid for him to get into the country
several times. You paid for him to be here to
live freely. After he broke the law. Your government flew
and illegal a gang member to Georgia with your money,
and then he proceeded to brutally murder that beautiful, accomplished
young lady. And now you're paying for his lawyer. How
does that make you feel? So when these schmucks on
the left are like, I God, like deportation is so mean,
just remind them of all of that, because listen, I
honestly think I like the idea of like using cruise
ships and you know, like like old tankers and and
spirit airlines to send them back.
Speaker 1: I think that's I think they're all great ideas.
Speaker 3: What about cannons.
Speaker 1: Has anyone thought about cannon cannons would be great. I
like cannons too, But I mean, if they can.
Speaker 3: Like shoot T shirts up into stadiums, can't.
Speaker 1: We just we can just shoot the right just put
them in there, you know, especially the small ones. Really
not not young kids, but small, small ones. Oh my god,
roll them up in there. I'm just I'm so tired
of hearing about this, like, you know, and when I
when I there is actually.
Speaker 2: A friend of mine from high school who is so
distraught that Trump got elected this time. I mean, like
it's a dude, which I I I hesitate to even
call him a dude because I want to send him
tampons on a daily basis because I see some of
the deffity.
Speaker 1: Posts and it. He's just so upset by it.
Speaker 2: And I'm like, do you cry for Lacan because that
because I saw a post that her best friend did yesterday,
and I, you know, I have a best friend and
I cannot imagine.
Speaker 1: What right she's right there.
Speaker 2: I get them, like I'll get emotional talking about it
because I see this girl who lost her best friend
and like she's still like I cannot imagine being that
girl being Lacan's best friend and having to live without
her best friend. It is senseless. He should not have
been in this country. That should not have happened. And
then not to mention her parents, you know, I mean
her mom and her dad, her like siblings that have
to deal with the fact that they lost this girl.
And that's just one. That's just Lacan. There are other
people in this country who have been touched by crime
because of these people who are not supposed to be here.
It's senseless, you guys, not yet all the bull I.
Speaker 3: Hate it when you hear the argument from the left.
Speaker 5: It's like, but migrants don't commit, you know, crimes at
the same rate as people that were born here do.
And I'm like, it doesn't matter because one is too many.
And so if you remove all the illegals, you've removed
any potential of any of them committing any crimes. Right,
This isn't This is just math. So that excuse is
always just so lame to me. I cannot believe that
people who use it, but they do, and I hear
it constantly.
Speaker 2: I mean, on top of that, the ones who don't
commit heinous crimes committed a crime.
Speaker 1: By crossing the border. Illegally right, and that's not okay either,
it's not so quit making excuses for these people.
Speaker 3: Stop exactly.
Speaker 5: And now you know Tom Homan, who we've been going
on and on about as the borders are, he is
going to take care of some business. And yet there
are all these mayors and governors of Democrat states that
are saying insisting, we're not helping. We're going to stand
in the way in fact, and we're sanctuary this, we're
sanctuary that, and we are not going to participate in
any of the steps that he is taking to deport
some of these people. And so one of those people
is Arizona governor, which I still cannot believe that she's
a governor, Katie Hobbes is.
Speaker 3: So I realized who she reminds me of. And it's
her voice, the Kavanaugh chick.
Speaker 1: What was her name her? I don't know. Her voice
reminds me of my stepmother's. And I've heard my stepmothers
like like other worldly annoying af what's.
Speaker 3: The Kavanaugh lady? You guys, who's the lady.
Speaker 1: That used I'm gonna need some caffeine?
Speaker 2: Yes, what's I don't think I've blocked it out I've
totally blocked it out, but she's.
Speaker 5: Yes, Christine Blasi for that is who Katie Hobbs reminds
me of in demeanor and void.
Speaker 2: High pitched that that high pitched Melanie Griffith voice from
Working Woman.
Speaker 1: Remember, it's just awful.
Speaker 5: And so here is Katie Hobbes talking about basically not participating,
not helping with the deportation.
Speaker 3: That Tom Holman wants to do, and she drives me crazy.
Speaker 28: Would you, as governor allow state police and National Guard
to carry out mass deportations.
Speaker 29: We will not be participating in misguided efforts that harm
our communities, and I've been incredibly clear about that.
Speaker 28: So you disagree with mass deportations and the fact that
the President alects says that's what he's going to be
working on day one.
Speaker 29: Well, I think that those efforts are going to divert
needed resources that we need here on these drug inter
addiction and smuggling and trafficking efforts to keep harm out
of our communities. We need those resources here, and the
coming here today and seeing this operation firsthand just unders
or is that that that working in partnership here is
how we can best secure the border.
Speaker 2: I cannot with that woman. You know, Laken fought for
her life for seventeen minutes. I can't seventeen minutes. Yeah,
that that Biach needs to be reminded of all of that.
Somebody just needs to get in her face. If I
were in her face, if I had the opportunity, I
would be reminding her of that as often as humanly possible.
Speaker 3: I just come, my god, she's an aboord stand for crying.
Speaker 2: Why people put her in charge of that is beyond me,
like shame on you.
Speaker 3: And charge of anything.
Speaker 5: The fact that she's in charge of anything is terrified
in her. Boy, I know, I know, God, it's getting
worse and it yeah, all right.
Speaker 3: Switching gears.
Speaker 5: We need to talk about the fact that's still even now,
there are still people on the left who are insisting
that the reason people didn't vote for Kamala is purely
based in racism and sexism.
Speaker 3: I cannot believe this is still a thing. But Anna
Navarro is one of those people.
Speaker 5: Sunny Hostin of course one of those people, and they
had a little bit of a discussion on it on
the View. We'll start with Anna and then Sarah Haynes
again trying to show a little bit of reason, a
little bit of logic and common sense, but not having
much luck.
Speaker 4: I'm not saying, you know, he says that folks see
everything through the lens of racism and sexism, not everything.
But if you're not seeing racism and sexism in America,
then you need to clean your lenses.
Speaker 3: Yeah, because you know.
Speaker 1: So I got.
Speaker 4: This is something that I also find interesting that when
Democrats and liberals talk about race or sexism, it's immediately
labeled as identity politics, which has a negative connotation. It's
a term that Republicans have coined and it's been very effective.
But when Donald Trump goes to Miami and talks to Cubans,
that's not identity politics.
Speaker 3: When Donald Trump goes to dearborn.
Speaker 4: Michigan and promises Arabs something, that's not identity politics. When
he goes to Jews and promises of the opposite, so
that's not identity politics.
Speaker 30: No, you're in here because I think, Sonny, what you
say is valid, and I think absolutely that is part
of the problem. But when we hang our hat on,
that's the only problem or the main I'm not saying
you are, but I'm saying the backlash is that when
people hang their hat on that being the only reason
any criticism of Vice President Harris must be because she's
a woman or she's black. I voted for thank you.
I voted for Hillary Clinton not because she was a woman.
Speaker 3: She was the most qualified.
Speaker 30: I voted for Vice President Kamala Harris because more of
my values fell in line with what she stood for.
Speaker 3: So all of that can be true.
Speaker 30: There is something here to the socioeconomic class, though, that
is crossing racial divide in academic and education too. Americans
with a college degree thirty years ago were roughly twenty
percent of the population and held the same percentage of
household wealth as those without a degree.
Speaker 3: Thirty years later, This is important.
Speaker 30: Americans with a college degree account for thirty eight percent
of the population and seventy three percent of the household wealth.
The haves and have nots have gone so far apart
that they are rising up right now, and they cross
every line of our demogragic.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well, she's going to be fired soon.
Speaker 3: She and Sonny have been getting into some strap right.
Speaker 1: I feel like her days are numbered on that show.
She's speaking too much truth. I mean, it's like, we
can't have that, Sarah, we can't have.
Speaker 5: Well, and I mean the constant need to bring up
the identity politics is ridiculous, but the left is famous
for it, and now they are there, they're showing their elitism.
Here's some random suited up dude that your fists are.
Speaker 1: Going to form.
Speaker 5: You guys right now, Dan, this guy sists are about
to form.
Speaker 12: We're wondering why we will never have free college in
the United States. Why is that and why we will
continue to lag behind other countries in reading and writing.
It's because the only voter base that is still voting
Republican is non college educated whites. If non college educated
whites didn't vote in this election, Kamala Harris would have
won in a landslide. The reason that there will never
be free college is because people who have a college
education vote Democrat. The reason that we will never have
free college in the United States of America is because
non college educated whites are the only voter base continuing
to prop up the Republican Party. And the only way
the Republican Party can stay in power is by making
sure that as few white people get a college education
as possible.
Speaker 2: This guy is so dumb, Like education didn't make you smart, dude,
it know, and that is unfortunate.
Speaker 1: You should probably get your money back. I mean, at
least I'm self aware that my master's degree was worthless.
Speaker 5: But also, raise your hand if you're a white college
education person who voted for Trump.
Speaker 2: Raise your hand. Hello, raise your hand. Yeah, this is
the thing. He just doesn't know what he's talking about. Again,
So yeah, he doesn't know.
Speaker 3: God bless it doesn't know. God bless him.
Speaker 1: That's the only reason we're not gonna have free college.
I can't with these people.
Speaker 5: Okay, Well, and also that guy it clearly doesn't know
what free actually means. None of the people on the
left too.
Speaker 1: I'm very entitled.
Speaker 5: So you guys know, obviously, with the pick of RFK
and Nicole Shanahan as a byproduct of the RFK pick,
and Casey Means and other people who are very very
concerned about the overall health of America, one of the
things that we're starting to hear more and more about
is how awful seed oils are for people's health, like
they are killers. And so to show us, Maga folks,
there are actually people on the left now drinking seed oil.
Speaker 1: Can't to like prove a point, I'll show you.
Speaker 5: And I just can't even believe this is a thing
that you guys, it is a thing.
Speaker 1: Yeah, check this out.
Speaker 9: Give the fuck that they're saying seed oils cause inflammation
and they seem to be the subject of every single post.
It used to cost me two hundred dollars to buy
myself a smile, two OC eighties and a gram of coke.
Speaker 1: I can't. That is just so gross. I'm so grossed
out by.
Speaker 19: Oh my god, I don't Okay, Well, you know what
that right there is your average educated liberal there you
go educated.
Speaker 1: He probably has a PhD.
Speaker 3: That guy, oh my god, probably from that's happening.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's like you'll show off.
Speaker 5: Yesterday too, we talked about what we showed a lot
of clips from the UFC fight that Trump went to
along with his posse right, that included so many folks.
We showed that the winner of the fight, like did
the Trump dance. We talked about the fact that NFL players,
college players are all doing the Trump dance. We played
Malay doing the Trump dance. So many people are doing it,
and Jessica Tarlov.
Speaker 3: Got you ready not thinks is sexy?
Speaker 1: Look you paid attention to Scott here she comes.
Speaker 5: She is such a freaking kill joy. Yeah, so here
is what she said about the Trump dancing.
Speaker 17: And there's a slip and slide.
Speaker 23: There is a slip and slide in and out.
Speaker 17: Have snoopy snow cones.
Speaker 3: Yes, they have snoopy snow cone I'm in then.
Speaker 17: Jessica, Why isn't anyone want to go to.
Speaker 31: The party that they're deporting little children of color? So
I guess we've gotten to the portion of the Trump
era where we have moved past shut up and dribble
and now it is fantastic for athletes to be talking
about their politics or expressing their politics, because that was
one of the critical points when Colin Kaepernick was kneeling,
when Lebron James was speaking out. And I get it.
Donald Trump wants to take a victory lap, and he won,
and he should. And I think that liberals are doing
the right thing and they are thinking about how his
coalition was formed, what part of our coalition was lost
in order for him to make that win. But I
don't think that kind of bragging that the people who
don't consume the news are the ones that are winning
in this because that is dangerous and I'm not saying
that there weren't people on the news who misinformed their listeners.
We're going to be talking about this in a leader block.
I think that a lot of people did their fans
or followers a big disservice there. But it is a
bad situation for the country to be in if people
don't trust the people in these positions. And that doesn't
mean that they don't have to live up to a
certain standard, but I do think that's dangerous.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so stop misinforming everybody.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's the whole point.
Speaker 5: And it's why people tuned to turn to different sources
of media. Yeah, because they can't trust the news.
Speaker 1: And you know, she's like.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, that's so bad and dangerous.
Speaker 1: Okay, yeah, yeah, I don't like her, just don't like
anything about her. You know, it's awful. And the dance thing,
you know, I know a lot of people are like,
it's hypocritical for conservatives to say that it's fine for
these people and you know, on these sports teams and
whatnot to dance, when before we were like shut up
up and play.
Speaker 2: I honestly think it's different. It's different when you are
just going like this than when you are not standing
for the national anthem.
Speaker 1: I think that they I feel that that's different.
Speaker 2: I think it's apples to oranges when you're just kind
of celebrating a play or something. That's how I look
at it. I honestly think it's different. If that is
wrong of me to think it's different, then okay, it's.
Speaker 5: I completely agree with you, because what we complained about
with the Kaepernicks and others is that they were absolutely
trashing their own country that gave them so much. A
Trump dance is a moment of celebrating that makes no
political statement at what soever exactly except to be like, hey,
Trump is joyful and has this funny dance, and I'm
going to replicate it.
Speaker 3: Right, That's it.
Speaker 5: That's the message to freaking dance like it's it's just joy.
Speaker 3: I thought the whole I thought the left loved joy.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they're full of shitel they don't really like joy.
I look at Jessica Tarlov. Is there any joy there?
Speaker 3: No, she's so freaking miserable.
Speaker 2: I mean, like, I really think that it's different. But
you know, they're going to try to draw a correlation.
But you, being a Kami is totally different than me dancing. Okay,
you guys, there are people on the left.
Speaker 5: Remember I was it last week that we played that
weirdo who was like the Spirits told me that Kamala
is gonna win.
Speaker 3: Still, yeah, remember like.
Speaker 2: Spirits with the black hair and the bangs and yeah.
Speaker 5: But it's not just the people who believe in Spirits.
It's just like regular schmos who also say this election
is not over.
Speaker 3: Case in point.
Speaker 11: I think we're going to have a major announcement within
the next two weeks. I don't think Donald Trump will
ever be sworn in the office. I think we're going
to find out about what will be considered and called
the crime of the century.
Speaker 1: Oh my god.
Speaker 11: I think we're going to hear about this soon. I
know we only really have about two weeks until elections
start having to be certified. I think we're going to
see some crazy shit happen. I think everyone needs to
get prepared. There's no way they're just going to let
this go if everything I'm seeing is accurate, So get prepared.
It's going to hit the sound.
Speaker 2: Okay, we do you want to bet that guy like
paints his tone ls red. We're fine, I don't He's
I don't.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, I'm not listening. Listen, this is real,
I do.
Speaker 2: I will say that, like, we've got to protect Trump
before the inauguration because of weirdos like this, you know
what I mean. There are people out there that just
they are mentally ill. They have such extreme TDS that
I do worry. Like, I'm just like, can you just
make sure he gets there and like we're he's all
safe and sound, and all of the people and his
cabinet are safe and sound, and we all get past
the goalpost, you know, because these people are freaking crazy.
Speaker 3: They're lunatic. I do worry about inauguration me too.
Speaker 5: There's been a lot of time. There's still a lot
of time for crazy people to plan crazy shit.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so definitely keep praying and make sure that you
know everybody's surround I just he needs to get past
that point and then I'll be like, Okay, I can
breathe a little bit, because god, they're nuts, completely crazy.
Speaker 5: There's a TikToker who made a fantastic point about abortion
and two a in like the shortest TikTok ever.
Speaker 3: This was perfectly perfectly stated.
Speaker 8: Your uterus has more confirmed kills than my ar, I'm
clearly not the problem.
Speaker 1: That's true, really true.
Speaker 3: What a perfect point, right, absolutely perfect yep. And then
one more thing ahead of DD.
Speaker 5: This was something that we meant to get to yesterday
and just didn't and ran out of time for. But
like you know how, there's all of these people that
have said terrible, terrible things about Trump.
Speaker 3: We get and Joe perfect example where they're like, oh yeah,
he's literally hitler and then they're like, can we please
come to mar A Lago and hang out with you.
Speaker 1: For a little while.
Speaker 3: There's so many of these people.
Speaker 5: So there's a comedian who did a parody of this
very phenomenon, pretending that he is a British parliamentarian who
has tweeted terrible, terrible things about Trump in the past,
and so this is what it would look like. This
is not real, This is satirical. But I watched it
thinking about midway until about midway through that it was real,
and then I realized it was parody and it is
so perfect.
Speaker 1: Check this out.
Speaker 16: So minister Donald Trump is president elect once again. What
are your thoughts on his sympatic win. Well, look, obviously
I congratulate Donald Trump on his victory and I look
forward to working with his administration over the next four years.
You've got some bridges to build with him, though, haven't you?
Given that in January twenty seventeen, you said Donald Trump
is a neo Nazi and a disgusting sexual predator. God
helped the United States. The Prime Minister and I have
already had several meetings with President Trump in order to
maintain a healthy relationship that benefits both countries, and I
think that's what's important right now. When you met the president,
did you mention this tweet you wrote back in March
twenty seventeen when you said, how could anyone spend time
with Donald Trump and not come to the conclusion that
he's non scrupulous, egotist or misogynistic fascist? God, I hate him.
What I'm focused on is making sure that our strong,
working relationship with the United States continues under President Trump
and his team. Even though you said this in July
twenty seventeen, Donald Trump is contemptible, vile, and odious, a
tornado of corruption and depravity in a flappy blue suit.
He makes me sick. Donald Trump is a man who
speaks as he finds. But I think that it's important
that we find so common ground in the national interest,
and that's what myself and the Prime Minister are focused
on doing in the coming months. So presumably you no
longer think what you tweeted in December twenty seventeen when
you said anyone who tries to forward working relationships with
Trump is an unprincipled, morally bankrupt charlatan who should be
treated with contempt and total disdain. I don't care who
you are. If you want to work with that fascist monster,
you're a piece of shit. The Transatlantic relationship is one
of the most important relationships that the UK has, and
I don't think that bringing up tweets that I posted
several years again should have any bearing on what we're
trying to achieve today, even though you said in January
twenty eighteen, Oh God, don't ever forget these things I'm
saying about Donald Trump. Seriously, if you find me reading
of some spurious bullshit in years to come about looking
forward to working with Donald Trump because he's been re elected,
God forbid, then take it has read that I've sold
my soul for the sake of my political career and
should be kicked in the face for the rest of
my life by the people who voted for me. So
much has changed in eight years, and I think that
it's incumbent upon us to extend that friendship to President
Trump for financial Okay, if that's the case, perhaps you
should also change your profile photo.
Speaker 1: That's so true.
Speaker 3: They're all that, they're all that guy.
Speaker 5: He's a Charlottean who loved that Charlottean fascist. Anybody ever
tries to work with him, they fascist ship.
Speaker 1: That's yeah, yeah.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, I love that.
Speaker 5: Let me start with locals and also with our super
super secret but venmo that we got from our friend
Dana yesterday, who said, Hi, beautiful chicks, asking for prayers
of all denominations for surgery today eleven nineteen. Uh, she said,
bunyan and joined after a double hip surgery, this should
be easy, but I'm still a little anxious about an
eight week recovery.
Speaker 1: She had all No, you had a double hip surgery, Dana.
Speaker 3: I know, man, that is brutal.
Speaker 1: It is brutal.
Speaker 5: And then also over on locals, Judy Flood said, the
Dems accuse us of cheating. Bob Casey needs to concede,
and yes, that's absolutely true.
Speaker 3: He does. Tammy Foco says, morning chicks.
Speaker 5: With all these powerful cabinet picks, does anyone else feel
like this country is experiencing an actual exorcism. It feels
likely all the evil we've been forced to swim in
is finally being forced back into the shadows where it belongs.
Praying for number forty seven and all.
Speaker 3: Of his board.
Speaker 1: It is a giant enema, is what it is.
Speaker 3: It is all right now?
Speaker 1: You all right? See nuns listening with Booskie today after
him having three teeth pulled yesterday like a champ. Percoset helps,
He loves you, checks to balls.
Speaker 2: Leah Hezbola aimed at my city five hours ago direct
fall on a private home, miraculously only one light booboo
YouTube gur God is great, take my money, Thank you, Leah.
John Neubaum regarding Penn recount. So, Daisy, should we not
pay taxes if we don't feel like it? Yeah, it's
every day I don't feel like it. So this is
exactly how I feel.
Speaker 1: Andrea Viola, Mika and Joe can take a walk down
the f off pier. Trump taking this meeting just shows
he is already showing weakness, just like you did the
first time. It's an interesting take.
Speaker 2: I think he's he's a little different than he was
the first time, So we'll see how that pans out.
Maybe it's like the whole keep your enemies closer, right
Andrew again this time for nice is over all the
way around?
Speaker 1: Okay.
Speaker 2: The photo in the story Joe Scarborough is what happens
when you have no compass. Either Trump is an Austrian
man with a tiny mustache or he is not. Can't
have it both ways. The Great Gatsby, Mika and Joe
act like they were a sanctioned country, not the two
opinion talking heads that they are great.
Speaker 3: They were so self important.
Speaker 2: Yeah, exactly, tom Jay. I think Joe, Mika, the View, etc.
Have all remained friends are friendly with Trump in private.
He admitted on Rogan he gave permission to these types
to trash him on air if it helps them make money.
Interesting take Karen Elliott. Unless Morning Joe apologizes to the
American people, they can suck it and take all the seeds. No,
the badass coach, thank you for that, supersticker, Sarah Davis Waterbury,
thank you for the both of the superstickers. Rachel Gerhardt,
chunky Yogurt, wants to be a part of Trump's hitler
government the Pentagon No less he hates Israel. Sure problem, Chunkie,
keep him far away. I totally agree with you, Rachel.
I don't like that guy. Keep them away from this administration, Alexandra.
I saved my life going carnivore by doing my own research.
Doctors don't know squad about New Trician, Okay, Marcus Drake.
Free is a buzzword the Left uses to pander to
those who are inclined to want something for nothing. We
know better, yep, Teresa Raymundo. What is the point of
free college if we can't get them through grammar school
and high school with the ability to read?
Speaker 1: So true Leah.
Speaker 2: By the way, I bet Chunk wants the Pentagon gigs
so he can immediately cut all aid and arm sales
to Israel. That man is a big anti You know what,
It's true?
Speaker 1: True And Luke Hey, lovely hot, Luke hey, lovely ladies,
love you highly educated people who voted for what's right
for the United States.
Speaker 3: Yes, thank you everybody.
Speaker 2: I almost forgot about the superstickers. I'm sorry you guys.
I was like I was wanting to hug you so bad.
Oh my goodness, you guys. Okay, it's Tuesday.
Speaker 1: One more day with Mock this week and then she
is off and running to South Carolina for the next
week and a half and I am holding down the fort,
so you guys enjoy her soaker in tomorrow. We have
see everybody here tomorrow. Have a wonderful day today and
we'll talk to you then.
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