Speaker 1: Good morning, everybody. Happy Monday. How are you hi, Chad today?
I know we're gonna have a show. It's the Daisy
and Chad Show this morning. Let me tell you what's
coming up today is black Monday. We're gonna be talking
about the global response of us dearrifts. Oh crap, you
know what I didn't do. I didn't put my blinds down.
Oh well, you guys are going to see my backyard. Sorry,
I totally forgot to do that. Well, God, you're gonna
see all the crazy HAPs that go on in the backyard.
I think the dogs are running around back there. So
much liberal protesting happened this weekend. We're me covering that.
Plus Fauci was trending again. Very excited to talk about
Fauci and an update on that Frisco High School murder.
All that and so much more coming up on the
show today.
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very sleep deprived today. Just wanted to quickly mention. And
I thought this was something I just I don't know,
I just thought it was neat. My daughter's first concert
was last night, you guys, first concert. It's kind of
a milestone, right she saw, Well, it was the festival.
They have these big festivals in Texas. They have them
all over the country, but the festivals were like a
mishmash of people would get together and do you know,
a bunch of music. One of the groups that was
there last night was Leonard Skinnered and one was Nelly
in addition to like a gagillion other people, right, but
her favorite was Leonard Skinned. You guys, it was Liard
Skinned last night? Was your favorite? My gen X heart
is just warm. So anyways, I was is that baby boomer?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 1: All dad, you guys, I think it's like it was basically.
Speaker 2: I don't think there's anymore. I think left it's.
Speaker 1: Kind of like a cover band. But still, I mean,
she had a really great time. Got home really late.
We were all up really late, so I'm kind of sleep.
What was your first concert.
Speaker 6: Jad, Oh my god, my first concert? I think my
aunt took me to see the Little Riverband.
Speaker 2: Oh my god.
Speaker 1: L r B Man.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so you guys, and.
Speaker 1: You have to say what your first concert was. Oh
my god, I love l r B. They're so good. Yeah.
So I was so milestone was reached last night. I
was pretty excited to see her.
Speaker 6: Go to That was my first one year in the US.
I did go to a concert when I was with
my soccer team. We snuck out when I was in England. Yeah,
I went and saw adam Ant.
Speaker 1: Oh my gosh, I am aunt of his.
Speaker 2: Of his stardom in like the early ages.
Speaker 1: Goody, too goody, too goody good shoes. Yeah, I think yet.
The very first concert I ever went to was Echo
and the Bunny Man. You guys have probably never heard
of love I you really are you serious? You know
what you know? Yeah, and they never made it on
stage because they were so drugged out. This is I mean,
this is like the eighties, right, And so I ended
up I didn't see them, but that was technically my
first cony.
Speaker 2: They were.
Speaker 1: They're really good, Yeah, they really good. I mean, you know,
never really got good dancing. I see so many people
like in Excess. Oh my god, I would have loved
to see in Excess. Oh god, three Dog Night. There's
so good journey, so many good ones, ten thousand Mania
for you guys, all the good ones. Anyways, I just
thought that was something to mention because what a cool
milestone that is, right, Okay, one of the top stories
of the weekend was all the protesting that liberals are doing.
And we're gonna we're gonna cover that. We're gonna get
to that, but first I have a handful of quick
headlines and then we'll get to some main course stuff. Okay,
first headline that I needed to tell you guys about
was Idaho Governor Brad Little. He signed House Bill three
eighty last week, which allows the death penalty for pedophiles
charged with aggravated leud conduct with children twelve and younger.
I'm so excited about this. Absolutely, kill them, kill them all.
Speaker 2: You know, when they're six feet below the.
Speaker 1: Ground, right, exactly, A dead a dead pedophile cannot strike again. Right,
that's an indefautable truth. So that is good news. I
thought I would just let everybody know that that happens.
So bravo to Idaho Governor Brad Little. There's a measles
outbreak in Texas. I think Texas is not the only
place that it is, but there's there's just there's measles
is happening. Measles is coming back around.
Speaker 2: Well, and what goes It's like it fell out of style,
but now it's back, right.
Speaker 1: I think we have a tweet, valand do we have
a tweet about measles? I think we do. Don't get yes, right, right,
there's a bunch of stuff in here, right, And so
RFK Junior went to Texas. There was a little girl
that died, and I think he was He talked to
the family he said, I'm also here to support Texas
health officials and learn how our HHS agencies can better
partner with them. One of the things that people are
are really mad at him about, and I think this
is really stupid, isn't that last paragraph he said, the
most effective way to prevent the spread of measles is
the MMR vaccine. I don't know why people would be
mad at him for that, because you know a lot
of most of us were vaccinated. We had the MMR
vaccine when we were a lot of us here are
gen xers and boomers and whatnot, millennials, we had the
MMR vaccine. So you know, it's people are mad that
he's you know, not poo pooing the vaccine just so
what you know, it's fine, he's written about it, he's
talked about it. But it's like I was saying.
Speaker 6: That would have been something completely non controversial like him,
right of course you go get a you know, I mean.
Speaker 2: Do you even know anybody's ever had the measles?
Speaker 1: I don't. I don't know a single person except for
Peter Brady on the Brady Bunch.
Speaker 2: Yes, yes, but a humember.
Speaker 1: It's real, right, I don't know a human that's real.
But if you can. But that's what we were talking
about that on pre show. Do you remember like Peter
Brady when he came in that was like the one
of the episodes of The Brady Bunch. He came in
and he's like, I got they sent me home. I
got the measles. And it wasn't like as scary when
we were growing up. It just wasn't. Now everything is
so scary. Yeah, Alice got it too, she did, you remember, right,
So I know it just now all this EFFI so
all this stuff is so terrifying now. So anyway that's happening,
We'll keep an eye on it. We'll keep you guys
posted as to what's going on with that. Also another
headline is the capital gains tax. So Donald Trump has
announced plans to fully eliminate the capital gains tax in
twenty twenty five. So this has sparked a variety of
reactions on social media. And I think, I don't know
if this is because of all of this stuff that's
happening in the economy right now or all the things
that he's doing with terariffs, I don't know, or it's
just because this is just the next step in his
economic plan. But that's something that's happening. We'll also be
watching that. How do you feel about that, Chatto and
do you have any thoughts about it?
Speaker 2: Capital? You know what, it pits the one percent versus
everybody else. So it's perfect for the battle of.
Speaker 6: The one percenters versus everybody else because who most of
the people don't have private equities, most of the people
don't getting rid of the capital's gains, even if it's
twenty percent, people are going to freak out, how much
money are we going to lose here? And you know, right,
and so it's you know, it's another step he wants
to get. I think I think he would love to
get rid of the income tax. That's never going to happen,
but he would love to get rid.
Speaker 2: Of that happen.
Speaker 1: Wouldn't that be amazing? Like all across the board. I mean,
I live in Texas. We don't have a state income tax,
but still, oh my god, we need a flat tax.
That's what we need. Fifteen Member Harmancain nan nan Nan
you remember him, absolutely, God, I was such a great idea.
I loved it so much. Another very important headline that
we need to discuss very quickly, is that Olive Garden
has lost its top spot as the restaurant chain in America.
It's lost its spot to Texas Roadhouse. How do we
feel about that? Do we have any feelings about that
at all?
Speaker 2: Both of them are very good with bread Texas.
Speaker 6: I don't think people really are how good the bread
is at Texas Roadhouse that I do. The breadsticks all
of Garden are it's it's it's it's religious experience.
Speaker 1: It is. It is Olive Garden, Olive Garden. It is
just like it's an institution, right, But it's been bumped
by Texas Roadhouse everything in tech and stuff, right, Texas
is winning now. So anyways, I thought that was very interesting. Okay,
so we have a lot to cover, not the least
of which is the fact that today is Black Monday, Yes,
which is racist, but you know it's here.
Speaker 6: You've said, I canbot is shouldn't be in American Monday.
Speaker 1: Totally, I know.
Speaker 7: Right.
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Speaker 7: Do it?
Speaker 1: Black Monday, Black Monday.
Speaker 2: I'm looking at three markets right now.
Speaker 7: Ooh.
Speaker 1: The Dow tanked. I mean it tanked pretty hard, all right,
it was, and people are freaking out. Like I saw
Ryan Save Dre's big conservative dude on Twitter. He said
one of his friends is now voting Democrat because of this.
You know, he's just super pissed off like this. He
looked at his four oh one k and he said,
I'm not I'm done, Like, I can't do this. Trump
is reckless and this is it I'm gonna I mean,
I feel like if you're voting Democrat after this, and
you're probably never a conservative to begin with it, you know.
Speaker 6: It's it's hard with certain people inside of the quote
unquote conservative mark, because I think we think everybody who
votes for Trump is conservative.
Speaker 2: They're not.
Speaker 6: Some are conservative, some are maga, which are not conservatives.
They're not Reagan conservative itites or none of that stuff.
So there's a lot of things to go into Trump's
coalition of people.
Speaker 1: It's a good point and it's a good point.
Speaker 6: I took Jack golfing on Friday, and I had more
people ask me about this nervous worried, especially some older
people who are in retirement, and there is a worry
there of some of this stuff. And I will say
Trump and then they need to message better. There's no
doubt about this. Messaging hasn't been solid, and it hasn't
been it's been a little bit all over the place
and kind of telling everybody just deal with it, it's
going to be fine.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you know, I think people are looking for a
little bit more than.
Speaker 1: That because of the people who are wanting to retire.
Speaker 2: Like in a year, freaking I had had I was
golfing with man. He was he was not happy.
Speaker 6: And let me tell you something, he is as mag
as it gets, and he just feels like he doesn't
know what's going on. And now feels like that there's
some trust being broken, Like hey, you know, you're sending
people out and you're sending a message over here, You're
sending a message over here. How about just one unified
message where it seems like, look, the reason we're doing
this is is for this, this and this. How long
are they going to last. I think it's another question
I got a hundred times over like, because everybody thinks
these are negotiations.
Speaker 2: Are they real? Are they going to be here tomorrow,
They're going to be here next week? Are they going
to be here a month from now? I'm like, I
agrad you I don't.
Speaker 1: And we're going to we'll talk about the negotiations because
I think countries are starting to like it's I think
it's working. I think that what he wanted is starting
to work with something like the countries are starting to
come to the table and say, okay, well we're going
to talk because he's got our balls in it, you know,
in a jar now. So we'll talk about that in
a second. But here's we got a video of Howard Lutnik,
who is the Commerce Secretary's talking about what's happening with
with all of this with the global tradees on Face
the Nation with everybody's favorite journalist, Margaret I don't give
a damn mark.
Speaker 8: Herecret Terry said on another network, We're going to hold
the course. It's not the kind of thing you can
negotiate away in days or weeks. That makes it sound
like the tariffs are staying in place at least for
days or weeks.
Speaker 1: Is that correct?
Speaker 8: Or is the present considering postponing implementation to negotiate.
Speaker 9: There's no postponing. They are definitely going to stay in
place for days and weeks. That is sort of obvious.
The President needs to reset global trade. Everybody has a
trade surplus and we have a trade deficit. We are
paying away our few sure and our lives come. The
countries of the world are ripping us off and it's
got to and the President has made it crystal crystal clear.
This is the policy. We are going to protect the
factories that come build in America. We are going to
protect them. They're going to be successful. That's why they're
going to build in America, the greatest economy in the earth.
All of these companies are going to come and build here.
Speaker 1: And that's the thing is that it has to happen, right,
I mean, if you are getting ripped off, it has
to happen. It's kind of like everybody wants to wear
car hearts, but they don't want to do car hearts shit.
You know, of course, you got you know, you gotta,
you gotta get in there and do the work in
order to reap the rewards. And so I see everybody's
looking at their four oh one k's going I'm like, god,
I hate this. Well, I mean, you got it's painful.
It's going to be painful if you want to reap
the rewards, though, you gotta deal with it. And then
you know, we've got there's there's so much doom or gloom,
doom and gloom. There's been so much like negative this weekend,
and I I mean, I get that because this is
the this is the painful period, right. It's sort of
like you've have you ever you've been divorced? Have you
been divorced?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, and I have too. And it's like I
remember that time was it was a very painful time.
I had like fifty bucks in my pocket and a
black and white TV after I got to divorced, and
there's that painful period. I don't know if anybody out
there has ever been divorced, but it's like painful emotionally,
and for me, it was painful financially, and then I
had to rebuild. And looking back, I'm like, all right,
that was worth it, you know what I mean? It
was worth it. It was fine. I went through it
and I'm better for it, and I'm you know, it
was it was painful, but I'm on the other side
and I'm stronger for it. And that's kind of I
equate a little bit of what we're going through now.
It is short term pain, long term gain. I'm sorry
I did not see who said that, but Virginia, Yes,
that's kind of how I look at this. And people
just are not willing to do that. And there's there's
a great video here from Victor Davis Hansen. He has
a good question, and I think everybody needs to hear
this question.
Speaker 7: So does Vietnam, So does Mexico, So does Europe, So
do a lot of countries, so does India. But if
tariffs are so destructive of their economies, why is China booming?
How did India become an economic powerhouse when it has
these exorbitant teriffs on American imports? How did Vietnam, of
all places, become such a different country even though it
has these prohibitive tariffs. Why isn't Germany before its energy problems?
Why wasn't it a wreck? It's got tariffs on almost
everything that we send them. How is the EU even
functioning with these tariffs. I thought tariffs destroyed an economy,
but they seem to like them, and they're angry that
they're no longer asymmetrical. Apparently, are people who are tiffing
us think tariffs improve their economy. Maybe they're right. I
don't know. The second thing is why would you get
angry at the person who is reacting to the asymmetrical
tariff and not the people who inaugurated the tariff? Why
is Canada mad at us when it's running a sixty
three billion dollar surplus and it has tariffs on some
American products at two hundred and fifty two hundred and
fifty percent. Doesn't it seem like the people who started
this asymmetrical? If I could use the word trade where
it should be the culpable people, not the people who
are reluctantly reacting to it.
Speaker 1: I mean, that's a valid question.
Speaker 2: This is a fair question.
Speaker 6: We we decided a long time ago we were going
to export ideas import cheap goods, and we got addicted
to that. And when it comes to so there's two
kinds of trade that goes on. There is service trade,
of which we have a surplus, which is like banking,
you know, finances insurance.
Speaker 2: We have a surplus in that.
Speaker 6: And then there's goods, and we like cheap goods because
we're America and we like cheap shit. We want to
buy it. We do stock them deep and sell them cheap.
And and you know, it's like, I'm not going to
pay nine dollars for socks when I can get nine
socks for a dollar, right and right, you know, it's
so somewhere along the line that that happened. And by
the way, for a lot of these traff especially in
Europe and Japan, we put the tariffs on ourself. We said, hey,
we're going to rebuild after World War Two, we're going
to rebuild your country. We're not going to give you
a dollar. We're going to let you charge us for
importing stuff into your country. And for that you can
rebuild your nations. And that's what they've done. But they've
lasted quite a long time. Right, at some point in time,
you go, Okay, when does this start to change?
Speaker 1: And that's the thing. They've gotten so used to it.
It's become a thing where they've just become reliant on that,
and we let that happen, and then making that go
away is the painful.
Speaker 6: Part because those are nobody cared because we were getting goods,
we weren't suff the letn't be honest, this was nowhere
near the top of anybody's list. When it came to
things that people cared. They wanted, you know, they wanted
inflation fixed, they wanted the economy stronger, they wanted you know,
immigration and stuff like the woke, wacky world. Tariffs really
weren't thought about as like an important thing. Although Trump's
very big into tariffs and let's fight this fight.
Speaker 1: Uh but you know, but he sees it. He sees
it as a means to an end. He sees it
as a way as a conduit to improve the economy overall.
And as a businessman, I do trust him more than
I trust a lot of these politicians who are like,
same old, same old. Let's just keep doing the same
thing and expecting a different result. And we've got a
we got Carolyn Levitt weighed in last week. Here's her
take on it.
Speaker 4: Oach, and the president is ensuring economic stability here in
the United States of America. Yesterday he was joined in
the Rose Garden by everyday Americans, middle class workers. You
heard from one of them, who the President invited on
stage by name, because he knows this man, and he
knows what the impact of globalization has done to communities
like Detroit, Michigan, where auto workers have been put out
of jobs, where we've seen factories shut down. We have
offshore critical supply chains in our country. Do we want
our critical supplies like life saving medical medicines and chips
being made in China or do we want them being
made right here in the United States of America. Every
American knows the answer to that question. This is a
common sense policy. And if these countries wanted to negotiate,
if these countries wanted to do what's right, they've had
seventy years to do it. Instead, they have been ripping
off American workers. And President Trump has made it very
clear that this is a policy he was going to implement.
He campaigned on the idea of fair trade on tariffs,
and nearly eighty million Americans elected him to do it,
and he is delivering.
Speaker 1: I mean, she's not wrong about that either. He did
campaign on that. He did say this. So the guys
and the women who were like, oh my god, I'm
looking at my four oh one k's and I'm freaked
out about it. Who voted for him? I'm like, but
you have votes for this. It is a man. You
gave him a Mandate's he's doing stuff that may make
you uncomfortable, but he's shaking stuff up. If you wanted
the same old crap, you should have voted for the
same old people.
Speaker 6: Well, see they voted for they didn't in their mind.
It's it's you know, it's circumstances. They didn't see. They
voted for Trump and they thought it was going to
kind of be like last time. But there's a lot
of talk and the fear is that there would be
a recession. And obviously that's a big fear. I don't
nobody wants a recession, right, that's the fear now because
they're getting nervous. And I don't care about what other
index you look at, whatever matrix you look at. Consumer
confidence is the number one thing. If you feel like
things are going to go to shite, you're going to
spend your money in a much different way and you're
going to hold onto it. And people are getting nervous
about that. It's a long term play and the thing
is they're not going to be on forever. Some will
some won't. We also have to understand, like our spending
power comparatively to Nepal is a little bit different, So
you know, putting a tax on, you know, a tariff.
Speaker 2: On some of these things if some of the that
we get.
Speaker 6: Is probably this is a we're going to hit everybody
and then we're going to slowly pick some of these
things off because he understands it. You know, Nepoal's you know,
one dollar buys in a house in Nepal, so you
get the mountain the whole night. But so this is
going to be interesting to see how it is. But
I think this is as much this is about China.
Speaker 2: At the end of the day.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I agree, I agree.
Speaker 2: Everything else a.
Speaker 6: Pissed Trump off and you know he's trying to teach
you up a little bit of a lesson, you know,
But this, at the end of the day, this is
this is the start of another Cold war US versus China.
The chips aren't being built here specifically for US, for
the globe because Taiwan understands, Hey, if someone was to
go south, we're all screwed.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but you know what, I agree with Karen Levitt.
I don't want my metal stuff being made in China.
I don't want to be relying on China. They can
suck it.
Speaker 6: Yeah, and that's what that's what COVID showed how out
yeah I did, easy lines can be disrupted the situation.
Speaker 2: So we should be making some of this stuff.
Speaker 1: Here, you damn right.
Speaker 6: We should be and making stuff that matters, not bs.
We don't need to make socks here. We don't need
to make you know, co lords. We need to make
stuff that matters.
Speaker 1: But even medicine, yes, yes, but even.
Speaker 6: Doing that, I mean, there's no guarantee that humans are
going to make that stuff.
Speaker 1: No, I agree, But she has, you know, a valid point.
Speaker 8: Now.
Speaker 1: Tim Poole from the Tym Cast he thinks that in
the grand scheme of things like the outrage is kind
of ridiculous and that people regular everyday people don't actually
care about this, Like there are people who look at
their four one k's, but like then there are people
who don't. Working class people may not have like these
abundant four one k's and they don't give a crap
about this. Right now, I thought this was a really
interesting clip on this issue.
Speaker 10: And tell you outright, no one cares about the market.
And what I mean by no one is obviously there're
gonna be people in median influence who do. But there's
actually only one poll that really matters, and it's how
many people are going to watch this show right now.
Speaker 2: Now. I'm not saying literally everybody in the world watching
the show.
Speaker 10: I'm saying we can actually track at having done this
show now going on five years.
Speaker 2: We're entering year five.
Speaker 10: I know when we choose a lead story for the night,
we're trying to figure out what is the most impactful story, what.
Speaker 2: Matters most to people.
Speaker 10: I know when we do stock market stories, nobody clicks
on them. And so when the media comes out and
they're like, this is the apocalypse, I'll tell you guys this,
When we're leading off with the stock market went down
on Tim kast Dirl, it means nothing else happened, because
I know that the average person does not care.
Speaker 2: Don't get me wrong, there are so.
Speaker 10: There are people who care, and they're allowed to care
because people have retirement.
Speaker 2: Funds and all that stuff.
Speaker 10: But I'm telling you, if Donald Trump drove a Tesla
around a race track today, that would get that would
get way more views from the average person, way more
of concern to them than whether or not the stock
market moved. I understand it's going to have effect on pensions,
but the average person's not going to see that. And
so especially now as millennials and Gen z are are
becoming the dominant forces as the audience in media, because
older folks are moving on, they're watching less, they're getting
pharmaceutical ads on Fox News instead, we are going to
be able to see how much this stuff really matters
to them. And I got to be honest, Trump probably
knows this move isn't going to matter as much because
he's targeting the younger generation if he wants his movement
to succeed. Here's the wild thing that people do not consider,
which is surprising. Obviously consultants do, and politicians to a
certain extent to. But you're twenty five. That means when
Trump descended the escalator, you were ten years or fifteen
years old, so you probably weren't paying attention at all.
Speaker 1: I was because of my dad was in politics.
Speaker 2: But most of my friends know nobody was paying attention exactly.
Speaker 10: And now here you are voting, yeah, and your friends
are voting, and so four years from now, what Trump
is looking at is who's seventeen years old right now?
What future are they looking at? I want them to
vote for me, not just seventeen year olds. But it's
also about not when you are legally allowed to vote,
but when you become an active voter. So we know
that younger eighteen to twenty nine tens not to vote.
So Trump might be looking at twenty seven year old
and saying, what's bugging them because they're going to be
thirty in the next election cycle and want I want
their votes.
Speaker 2: For our party or whatever that might be. Stock drop off.
Speaker 10: I gotta tell you no, like you mentioned, nobody under
thirty gives it.
Speaker 1: Isn't that an interesting take?
Speaker 6: Yeah, and look, thirty cares. That's fine. Maybe you should
care a little bit more based on what's going on.
But you'll care when the company you work for says
we have to cut back. You care when small business
says I can't get all the parts I need because
too expensive, and all of a sudden, we're going to
have to cut back on what we're doing or we're
going to have to lay people off. You care at
that point in time. You don't care about whether or
not you know because because it's a long term play.
You're you're not retiring tomorrow, So what do you care
if the stock market goes down, you know, fifteen to
twenty percent if you you know, actually are retired, well,
like you said, that's a different story. But you'll care
when the trickle down comes and hit you when it
comes to the cost of life and whether or not
your business is going to expand or cannot expand. But yeah,
the stock market. But Trump does care about the stock
market because he brags about it.
Speaker 2: That.
Speaker 1: I do find it interesting though, the dichotomy between the generations,
you know, and we'll touch on that and a little
bit later in the show, because when it comes to
these protests that happened over the weekend, what you saw
and we'll talk about this, but what you saw was
older people. A lot of older people, not a lot
of younger people, which is really surprising. It's a lot
of the fifty and up. Yeah, a lot of people
that we see here in this audience. Really weird, you guys,
that's who's out protesting. I mean, granted, there are a
lot of Soros funded people, but still it's not the
young people. It's the older people. So it's bizarre. This
dichotomy between the young and the old is just very
interesting to me. I just find that, you know, intriguing.
So we have another clip from Kevin Hassett. I think
that's how you pronounce his last name. He's the White
House Economic Advisor. He said that fifty countries have already
reached out to negotiate. So I think that what Trump
is trying, kind of to your point about Europe is like, Okay,
let's talk, let's sit down, We're going to chat about this.
I think it may have a lot to do with
he's just trying to poke China a little bit more.
But the other countries are willing to sit down. They're like,
let's talk about this. I want to negotiate. So, you know,
here's what he has to say about that, that more.
Speaker 11: Than fifty countries have reached out to the President to
begin a negotiation. But they're doing that because they understand
that they bear a lot of the tariff. And so
I don't think that you're going to see a big
effect on the consumer in the US, because I do
think that the reason why we have a persistent long
run trade deficit is these people have very in elastic supply.
They've been dumping goods into the country in order to
create jobs, say.
Speaker 2: In China, but we consume those goods.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I said the other day, you know, Trump is
trying to be the ozempic to our consumption addiction are
in the cheap goods, and we need ozempic Trump Zempik
to come and try to knock some of this stuff.
Speaker 1: Off Trump Zempic. Yeah. Well, I mean, and then meanwhile
you got people like I say, people companies like Volkswagen,
they're big mad. They they are reportedly adding a new
line item to their vehicle stickers because I guess all
that's starting what beginning of May, all the tariffs stuff
that I don't know, But they said they're going to
print an import fee on each new car's buying, so
customers will see the exact cost next to the vehicles
added features prices, fuel efficiency estimations, and crash test ratings.
I feel like that's a bad idea for them, you know,
Like I'll just go I'm not going to buy a Volkswagen.
I'm not going to buy one. I had one, had
a lot of electrical problems, not going to buy one again.
So that was back then in the nineties and so
like with this, not going to buy one if I
have if I have choices, like if I could buy
a Toyota or a Hunt or a Nissan or I
don't know anything else, why would I. Somebody ask, who
even buys a Volkswagen? I don't know. I especially they had.
Speaker 2: A bunch of craft the new van, the new micro
Van's pretty cool looking.
Speaker 1: They pretty cool, cool looking. So anyways, that's happening. They're
all they're big mad at Trump. So all right, we
have to talk about these crazy hands off protests this weekend.
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All right, hands off. So on Saturday, there were over
twelve hundred of these protests across the United States of America,
and the ire was directed primarily at Donald Trump and
Elon Musk. So the most significant demonstrations were in some
of the bigger cities like Chicago, New York, La, Boston,
and I mean, I say their participants, but a lot
of these people were like paid actors. Let's just get real,
because they were paid by Soros. But they were spouting
stuff about twenty twenty Project twenty twenty five. They're still
doing this. They're still doing and then they're fear mongering
a lot about Social Security and Medicare, Medicaid and the
Department of Education, which is why I think a lot
of older people were out there. Kamala Harris siund out
a little kickoff tweet. She said, today in every state
across our nation, Americans are standing up to the administration
as the implement Project twenty twenty five at full speed.
Thank you for using your voices and the power of
protest to stand for social Security, Medicare and Medicaid, for
the Apartment of Education, and programs like head Start for
clean air and water. Oh my god, for the right
to make decisions about your own body without government interference.
The voices of working people will always be louder than
the unelected billionaires. I swear, it's like the same old crap,
different day. So, Yeah, there was a big one in Asheville,
North Carolina.
Speaker 2: Yeah, there's a big one a few places, but Asheville.
Huh how about that? The partner Ashville.
Speaker 1: Asheville was a big one and signs were filled with
like Nazi symbolism and anti immigrant slogans and the majority
of the protesters were over fifty. You guys, that's what
Who are these people? That's what I want to know.
Like I have there's a video that we have of
these people singing we Shall Overcome, which, as you know,
is like a civil rights song.
Speaker 6: I don'.
Speaker 1: I mean, look at the people, white people, white people
singing we Shall overcome. Isn't that cultural appropriations? Yeah? So
that's a great question, Chad. What are they overcoming?
Speaker 6: Uh? Yeah, security is not going anywhere. And trust me,
if it started to go somewhere Elon and them said
you know, we're going to eliminate it, We're going to
do this, I think you'd find a lot of MAGA
people out there be very upset about that too. Hold
on a second. Uh, But that being said, what exactly
are you guys overcoming?
Speaker 1: Right?
Speaker 2: The well?
Speaker 1: I mean, according to Kamala Harris, they're like all the
all the things that they talked about, right, this is
the thing. It's just and then the whole notion of
their taking your social security, your medicare, you're medicaid away,
whole lies, total lies. This is all being orchestrated by
an organization called Indivisible, and Leah Greenberg and Ezra Levin
are the co founders of this organization, and of course
the backers are like Soros and Obama and people like that.
So we have a clip about I think as you's
in this club.
Speaker 12: That said, may I suggest that you go to bed
kind of early, hydrate, eat your whati's in the morning,
maybe put off the Friday night cocktail to make it
a Saturday night cocktail this week, if at all, I'm
only saying that because Tomorrow is going to be very busy.
Saturday is going to be very busy. I said at
the top of the show, there are more than twelve
hundred protests planned for tomorrow in all fifty states. I
stand corrected. It is more than thirteen hundred protests planned
in more than in all fifty states. It's expected to
be the largest single day of protest since Donald Trump
took office. Joining us now is Ezra Levan. He's co
founders Indivisible, which is one of the groups that is
promoting these events tomorrow. Ezra, thanks very much for joining
us tonight. You were here just a couple of three
weeks ago talking about the earliest idea for April fifth
being sort of a hub for events all over the
country and in Washington. How has the organizing gone the
what has the response been compared to what you expected?
Speaker 5: Gosh, Rachel, it's been incredible. Can I just say it
has been incredible. We knew when we announced three weeks
ago on the show that this was going to be
the week where we saw an election in Wisconsin. We
were cautiously optimistic about that election in Wisconsin for the
Supreme Court. We didn't know we were going to kick
Elon Musk's butt all across the state, but we were
cautiously optimistic. We also didn't know that Corey Booker was
going to give this increase.
Speaker 1: Yeah, So that's Ezra. There's Ezra and then this Leah
Greenberg person, and they are the ones that are sort
of spearheading this. There's other organizationations too, obviously, but they're
backed by a significant financial foundation, boasting a war chest
of eleven point seven million, which includes seven point two
six million from George Soros. So I'm just curious, like
Soros is, like they like him as a billionaire and
that Pritzker dude, right, but Elon is bad. He's a
bad billionaire.
Speaker 6: Yeah, well he's a bad billionaire because in their mind
he's destroying all the things that is government. In their mind,
government is god, government is where it solves problem, Government regulates,
and the government is all the things, and that, in
their mind is bad.
Speaker 2: And so Elon is bad.
Speaker 6: And Elon's a great foil, right, because they realize Donald
Trump's not going to be here forever, and you need
somebody who's going to be you know, Batman isn't Batman
without Joker. All the other ones are fine, but he's
not Batman without Joker. And so he's their new Joker.
They tried it with DeSantis, but that that wasn't very.
Speaker 1: It didn't work, No, no, totally did didn't stick.
Speaker 2: Joker autistic. This isn't fun, right.
Speaker 1: Totally exactly, And there's just so much hypocrisy. But they
they were parading all the weirdos all like they found
the biggest freaks that they could to put on these
stages this weekend. Case in point, Eric Swalwell, the guy
who banged the Chinese.
Speaker 13: By America first, it's Trump first.
Speaker 1: My god, this guy is China.
Speaker 13: Trump Maiden, China Trump sneakers maid in China, the Trump
shit coin made on a computer, made in China.
Speaker 1: Yeah, with this guy.
Speaker 13: And he's not just disappearing people, he's disappearing rights.
Speaker 1: And to that, we say, caring people.
Speaker 13: Disappear, We're still here, our veterans, We're still here.
Speaker 2: We're still here.
Speaker 1: Where still So cringe? I mean it is, it's the
cringiest of the cringe.
Speaker 2: Wang Wang or whatever her name.
Speaker 1: Was, Wang Fang, and I was waiting for him to
fart on stage. I was just waiting, like any second now,
bang bang. I just so that was cringe. And then
there's this chick. She wanted everybody to know that she's queer,
illegal and totally unafraid and unashamed. So I say, do
your job, Ice, do your job.
Speaker 14: Russ.
Speaker 12: I am an immigrant, I am on.
Speaker 15: A shame.
Speaker 1: She's right there, she's right there, Just go get her.
It is it's just unreal.
Speaker 6: It is just again, who's that for with the average person? Again,
as much as you say the average person doesn't care
about the stock market. The average person doesn't care about
whatever weird shit you're putting out there. By the way,
I was looking at a lot of those signs. You've
got five thousand people, four nine and ninety nine of
them are all protesting something different from the person ex
to them, right, Palestine, trans writes immigration, you know, hands
off dose, social Security.
Speaker 2: Nobody's protested. You're not on the same page. You guys
are all over the place, I know.
Speaker 1: And the thing is is that I think we have
at least one of those where they're asked like, what
do you what are you protesting? And they don't. They
don't even know because they're given signs because they're paid
to do this, and they have no idea even why
they're there. So it's yeah, it's completely nuts. Now listen
to put an extra doll up of cringe on an
already cringe cake. There's normal eyesen. You guys remember him?
Do you remember nor Are?
Speaker 2: Yay, we're totally hard.
Speaker 1: Complete nerds. Okay, wait, there's more cringe. I lied, I
totally lied. Sarah McBride, who is the first transgender state
centator because libs loved their first she got up on
stage or yay, she got up on stage. Shim got
on stage and talked about stuff.
Speaker 16: Because while we know that Donald Trump thinks that he
can place his hands anywhere, we're telling him, hell no,
hands off our social security, hands off our medicaid, hands
off Medicare, hands off, hands.
Speaker 2: Off our kids, hands off women's.
Speaker 15: Rights, hands off our kids.
Speaker 1: Okay.
Speaker 8: We are here.
Speaker 16: Because we know our lives and the lives of our
neighbors are worth fighting for. We know that our future
is worth fighting for.
Speaker 1: Okay, so hands off our kids. Y'all are the ones
who want to cut kids genitals off, and you want
to put men in my daughter's locker room.
Speaker 6: But it's me, Linda, that's right, hands off my penis.
Speaker 2: Where I mean, they.
Speaker 1: Just are like, let's find the biggest freak and put
them on stage. Okay, Sarah will work. And by the way,
have you ever noticed that they are all about their
first But then when we have first, no one ever
says anything. Well, they shouldn't because we don't care. No,
we don't care.
Speaker 6: Well, the problem is we don't make a big deal
out of it because because we don't care, You're not
African American, They're just an American. You're not gay American.
You're just an American. We're just getting on with our life.
You guys like to brag me stuff that really means nothing.
Speaker 1: It doesn't because we don't care, because we're not all
about Melanian sex. Yeah we don't.
Speaker 2: Yeah, like Kenton Robinson, that meant something, you know, like
those things.
Speaker 6: Man, you being the first queer Latina, you know, art
teacher at some freaking school means you.
Speaker 1: Nobody gives a crap, Nobody cares. The only people that
care are liberals. They put so much focus on that,
Like Marco Ruby is the first Hispanic secretary of State, Right, nobody.
Speaker 2: Cares, Nobody cares.
Speaker 1: Nobody cares anyways. All right, so all right, I got
to show you some of the intellectual giants that were
at these protests. You guys, they were They are MENSA candidates.
So Soro's got them some joozies. Here's some stupid protesters.
Speaker 5: You ready also value?
Speaker 17: Okay, what your social security wasn't cut?
Speaker 2: My social security wasn't cut, right, Well, this is being
cut back?
Speaker 7: Right?
Speaker 2: What happened?
Speaker 17: So don't they want to get rid of the bureaucracy?
One can you name one person in the United States
who lost social security benefits on Darlia lon Musk w
you take of I'm just getting your opinion.
Speaker 2: I'm getting your opinion.
Speaker 17: You typ why did you guys come out today? You
don't want to come on, but you're protesting in public,
so you don't want to show your face, but you
show your face to the fifty as an hour that
are passing on the street here.
Speaker 2: That doesn't make sense. I was just well, I was just.
Speaker 17: Wondering why you have so important to come out? So
what are you protesting? What are you protesting? You don't
want to cut government waste? I don't get that one.
What's wrong with cutting government waste? It's amazing you don't
want to come on camera, but you're out here in public,
on the street in suff County, Long Island.
Speaker 1: That shows a bit of cowardice Island.
Speaker 17: Good luck with everything, guys.
Speaker 1: He's not wrong.
Speaker 6: I went out to the test of protests two weeks
ago and yeah, I got you know what, It's interesting.
There was a lot of interesting people there. A lot
of older people too, a lot of there were some
younger people.
Speaker 1: Did you ask questions?
Speaker 6: Were like most people most people were? They they answered?
You know, some were whack of news. Uh, and some understood,
you know what what I what I said, The thing
that that it's a loss of control. A lot of
especially the older people, feel like they're losing control and
something's gonna be taken away and then they're gonna be
stuck in a position where they're having to un retire
and work at you know, four jobs just to you know,
make ends meet. That make sense of that. The younger
people were there two just across the board, angry. A
lot of them had it. It's the Palestinians whatever, it's
the LGBTQ plus, it's it was all, you know, they
were different.
Speaker 2: But for the older people I was talking to, a
lot of.
Speaker 6: It was that fear of these things are going to
be taken away from me and I'm going to have
to unretire or sell everything I have or move in
with my kids or you know what I mean.
Speaker 2: It was.
Speaker 1: It was a lot of it was desperation, it was fear. Yeah,
that's really interesting.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but there was some whacker news out there.
Speaker 1: Oh, I'm sure there're some wacken news out there. I mean,
Elon and Joje. They've cut the national deficit by two
point three percent since January Yeah, that's a lot. I
mean that's a lot. They found billions in fraud and
people are actually going to have Social Security okay, and
medical and Medicare and Medicaid. So a lot of what
the Democrats are spewing. Everything they're spewing is.
Speaker 6: A loe well, because fear sells easy than the reason.
It's easy for me to go. Okay, should I explain
something to you that you may not understand the concept
or not quite get the whole thing, or would it
just be easier for me to go. I can get
your vote by telling you the monster's over there, and
the only way to stop the monsters by voting for me.
Speaker 1: Totally, it's way easier. And they are you know, they're
catering to the lofos, which is what they're doing. Okay,
So foc hoontas head herself a little town hall in
your town this weekend, like right around where you are, Chad,
Should you go?
Speaker 2: No, you know what, my son's here. I got better
things to do. You're hanging out. Plus we had massive storm.
Speaker 1: So yeah I heard the weather. It's not so there.
It was frightful, Yeah I heard so. Okay. So she
had a little video at the start of it where
it was like put them up. We have that video we.
Speaker 8: Heard in Nashville with thousands of people who showed up
for a town hall because they care about their neighbors,
their jobs in our country.
Speaker 1: You know who didn't show up? The Republican represented Oh
fighting words, fighting words.
Speaker 6: Yeah, let me let me Okay, I'm going to translate
for everybody who doesn't speak Kiawatha. Instead, her people did
not show up, be Republican.
Speaker 2: That's who did. I mean, you get God.
Speaker 6: And you know this is a very Republican state, but
we have pockets. Davidson County in Nashville is blue, but
the rest of the state isn't just kind of red.
Speaker 2: It is bright red.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 6: And uh you know there was there's the protests or
protests and even Democrats are hearing it from their people.
Uh so you know it's like this battle of protests
at town halls.
Speaker 1: Okay, just showing just show Yeah, yeah, we're crap.
Speaker 2: What's wrong with that? You guys don't want to cut crap?
Could you run your house this way? Could you run
a deficit of four trillion dollars?
Speaker 1: We ask that all the time on this show. Chad
like people if they could just equate it to a
personal budget, and they It makes me wonder what some
of these people actually do in their personal life.
Speaker 6: Oh yeah, I mean our credit card limit is tapped.
We are our machine to print more money is broken.
We've gone to every shy lock out there to try
to borrow money, and they're they're running, and they're running
us at a rate that is insane. We are done.
We've got to cut some of this stuff. And by
the way, what's wrong with becoming more efficient. I don't
need twelve people to file one piece of paper.
Speaker 1: I totally agree I have, but they just want They're
like la la la laylan back.
Speaker 2: It's I can't tell you. It's the old people are
terrified that because.
Speaker 1: They don't like change. They don't like change. It's like
it's like accepting technology. They don't want to change it.
Just stop stop it.
Speaker 6: I still think it's weird that a wall gives me money.
Speaker 2: I like to write checks, yes, paper checks.
Speaker 1: Okay, so this is this is Foka Hontas making her
grand entrance in the high school gym. You got, I mean,
it's there's a big crowd there. You gotta admit.
Speaker 15: It's a good crowd in high school gym.
Speaker 1: Yeah, okay, all right, it's great crowding.
Speaker 6: It's good to be here to fantastic, right, all right,
So Bortion, that's bad.
Speaker 1: She's just awful. She claimed that Trump's agenda is handing
the U over to the billionaires, you guys, while protesters
that were there were paid for by Storros. And I
also want to know how much she made from Pfizer,
I do. I want to know that this concludes your
coverage of the protests. I think we're done with that.
But speaking of Sola schools selling out to pharma, Fauci
was also trending again this weekend, and we're going to
talk about him just a little bit. We have a
video of him. I think the first Yes, we have
the first one. Do you have that? I think we
have the first club. He's talking about another respiratory disease
here likely to happen.
Speaker 18: I don't know if it's going to be next year
or ten years or fifteen or twenty years from now.
Is the emergence of another respiratory disease. It may be
another coronavirus, because we know that coronaviruses really mostly in bats,
have the capability of binding to receptors that are in humans.
It could be another flu we're dealing with age five
and one now, which is bird flu. Has taken the
somewhat disturbing step of infecting mammals, namely cows and cats
and other mammals, which means it's adapting itself more to
a human. So my concern, well do, is that whenever
that happens, the next outbreak will be of a respiratory
disease that's easily transmissible, that has a significant degree of morbidity.
Speaker 9: And we are making this a little bit more dangerous
with the cuts and our attitude to its science.
Speaker 7: Ohely.
Speaker 1: When people show you who they are, believe them, you know.
I mean, that's this guy. Why is he not in jail.
I don't understand. It's like I want the Epstein files
and I want this evil little troll to be behind bars.
I don't understand why that hasn't happened yet. Both of
those things the.
Speaker 6: If there is another, and there will be something else
down the road. I mean, that's just nature does what
nature does. And the sad thing is the reason we
don't trust science is because of you. You use science
to manipulate us, use science to grab control. You liked
us over and over again. Not just you, but many
of the were talking earlier about the measles and why
it doesn't want to get vaccinated, and that used to
not be controversial.
Speaker 2: That's all because of science.
Speaker 6: The way that it was handled, the way that people
were told to shut up if you even had a
question about something.
Speaker 2: That's the problem.
Speaker 6: You helped build distrust, not so much on science, but
politics that came with the science.
Speaker 1: Not this let itself right, because like the six foot
social Distancing Rule, it was the CDC. They originally said,
this is a great idea. None of it was backed
by clinical trials. No, none of it was backed by science.
I mean he went back and forth unmasking the guy
is he's all about control. And people looked at him
and he said, I am sorry, you're that's not how
science works.
Speaker 6: Science can be challenged, and we allowed it to become political.
And once anything becomes spolitical, I don't care if you're
talking about your grass outfront.
Speaker 2: If it becomes political, it's going to be a nightmare.
Speaker 1: Oh it was an absolute nightmare, that's what. And you're right,
nobody has faith in public health anymore. It's just it's done,
completely done. We have a second clip from him that
was floating around this weekend.
Speaker 18: That needed to be done is that you needed to
have physical distancing, which you know people say lockdown. We
didn't lockdown China lockdown. We definitely closed a lot of
things down. So I think if you're really are fair
and stop the finger pointing. In the beginning, it was
absolutely essential. The only way to immediately shut down the
four to five thousand deaths per day was to shut
things down for a while. That was the right choice.
The thing we need to re examine is how long
you did that, how long schools were closed, how long
industry was shut down? The way what you're sort of
saying is maybe it was too long. Maybe So yeah,
I think in retester, I think what people are getting
confused is the idea of shutting things down temporarily was
the right decision. Everyone agreed we all tell flatten the curve,
but then the curve got flat and we didn't get
to And gets back to what happened is that there
became almost an ideological divide. One thing is very clear
masks work. You see a lot of people says masks worked.
The other thing that's clopping, well, let me put that
on that number two. Even those little cloth mask well
again that there's the rub walled. A proper mask, an
N ninety five or a KA ninety five on all
the time. If someone comes in and says all the time,
you know, I don't know what happened. I wore a
mask for most of the time. Then I went to
the restaurant. I took my mask off when I had
my meal. When I got infected. Masks don't work. Well,
you took the mask off.
Speaker 2: Yah, And then right, the right mask. That's the other thing. Oh, well,
I know.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry. My dogs have like completely now they've invaded
my space. Everything is mayhem here. I'm sorry.
Speaker 2: It's the right mask, right, like anything, it's the right mask, right.
Speaker 6: Yes, if I hand you a bulletproof vest, but inside
of it is you know, popcorn, the chance are it's
not stopping a bullet because it's not the right bullet proofest.
Speaker 1: It's just we we were at Starbucks this weekend and
my husband we just went to some rando Starbucks and
my husband's like, Amy, look at the floor and you
could see the remnants from the tape. But you guys
remember the tape on the floor where they'd be like,
stand here and get in line. You get your drinks
or do whatever at whatever retail place that you were at.
Oh my god, and.
Speaker 2: The party glasses if it couldn't go.
Speaker 1: Yes, it's just we were like our whole everything became
so stupid during COVID Wastid. It was because of that
evil little troll. Now, I think pac Man is a rapper.
I remember it as being a video game, but this
guy is or I don't listen to any new rap,
but I think he's a rapper. AnyWho, He's on Charlemagne Show.
And I really liked this exchange and I wanted to
share it with you guys.
Speaker 19: You see that god damn getting rid of his ass.
Huh COVID, Oh no, the mother Yeah, well you don't
want to talk about that.
Speaker 2: I mean, I mean, I don't know.
Speaker 19: If they don't think Fauci put COVID, Like no, drop
this in here? How you think COVID got here?
Speaker 16: Uh?
Speaker 20: It leaked from a lab in China, man leaked from
motherfucking Fauci. I could have and I could have been
a hot fo to get all that money. Couldn't have
been a biological warfare. Yes, but it came from a
lab in China. The wuh came fou you think he
was in the crib.
Speaker 2: He made a lot of money off that. I don't know.
The tests and there this is my favorite COVID test.
Really real, I'm just actually tests, I don't know what
a question?
Speaker 19: Oh no, Like I still like got like six home
tests and I swear to God the other day it's
no bullshit. Like three four months ago when they was
talking about all this shit was I'm like, you know,
I'm just gonna take one of these motherfuckers, just see
if I got fucking got COVID. Surely ship is come
back by I'm not even fucking calling.
Speaker 2: Right, when did you do that? This is like three
months ago. I mean he has a great point.
Speaker 1: You guys, those tests, is it even real? They're sus.
They're totally sust Like have you ever taken one of
those tests and you've been like, wait, I feel fine,
I feel great, I feel at the I'm at the
top of my game. Oh wait, I'm positive for COVID.
I'm not. I think they're bogus. I think they're all bogus.
I do I agree with I agree with pac Man.
Speaker 2: Of course, I do not agree with pac Man.
Speaker 1: I do agree with the game.
Speaker 2: And I love the rapper.
Speaker 1: I swear, okay, he's based. I think the COVID test
is bogus. I agree with them one thousand percent. And
then this, I've got to get my dogs out of here.
Just one second, please hold.
Speaker 2: On, hello everybody, how do you guys doing hohol? As well?
We're gonna get the dogs out of here.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, mass mayhem. Sorry, okay, And then this
video made me laugh because it's a carving in Spade
and I love Carby and Spade together, you guys, because
I'm a gen xer, I knowd dude, you know what.
Speaker 5: I knew there was trouble when anyone that came to
our country didn't have to get a vaccine.
Speaker 19: And I go, mm hmm.
Speaker 14: If you're telling me I can't go to work, but
everyone everyone coming in doesn't have to get one. We
go well, once we found out when Fauci said, Okay,
I'm sorry, if you've had two boosters and two vaccines,
you can get and give COVID to another guy who's
had five vaccines and full boosts.
Speaker 1: What's a vaccine a boost?
Speaker 14: So I don't know, it's just more vaccine, but booster
sounds batter. Anyway, a guy with twenty five vaccine would
get and give COVID to another guy with twenty five vaccine.
Speaker 2: That's why I'm introducing the daily COVID shot. Every day
you get a shot. By the time you get to
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you guys all right, So, speaking of Texas, we have
to give you an update on this Frisco High School
murder story. They hate the story so much, you guys, Okay,
it's one of those stories though. That's so indicative of
culture right now. So more than thirty students and coaches
are listed. You heard about the story, right, Chad been
talking to me. I feel like everybody's heard about the story.
And more than thirty students and coaches are listed as
witnesses now to Austin Metcalfe's death, and they, I guess
they were saying like people were saying that or Carmelo. Anthony,
he told officers at the scene that he was assaulted
first and he acted in self defense. This is what
he is saying. Okay, he said he put his hands
on me. I told him not to. But then one
witness told police that metcalf had told Anthony that he
would need to move out from under the team's tent,
and then upon telling him this, the witness told police
that Anthony opened his bag, reached inside. Anthony told metcalf
Austin touched me, see what happens, and then metcalf reportedly
then touched Anthony, the witness toldal Respt bonding officer, and
Anthony told metcalf to punch him and see what would happen.
Soon afterward, Austin reported reportedly grabbed Anthony told him to move,
at which point, you know, he got a knife and
did what he did. But now listen, this is I mean,
the whole thing is completely absurd because people are saying
that Carmelo is a hero for this, like he acted
the thing. It's absurd, it's nuts. This is completely nuts.
So we have a clip about I think we have
some we have a screenshot or something with him being
I think we have here.
Speaker 2: We go.
Speaker 1: Yeah, this person said he's a national hero. It's unfortunate
Austin Metcalf lost. It's unfortunate he lost his life. But
this is a clear case of self defense and hopefully
hopefully this young man can return home safely to his family.
This is what this is how the spin is happening here.
So there's another dude named I think it's Tariq Nasheid
who tweeted this absolute garbage last Friday. I oh my god.
A suspected white supremacist named Austin Metcalf, pictured with this twin,
allegedly demanded honor student Carmelo Anthony give up a seat
like it was the Jim Crow era. Carmelo defended himself
from the alleged threat that Daniel Pennycase set this precedent. O, great,
you're not on the team and this is our tent,
right are you in our tent?
Speaker 2: You're not on our team? Why did you rab a
knife to a track?
Speaker 13: Beat?
Speaker 2: Right? And Well?
Speaker 1: Come to find out Carmelo Anthony was skipping school to
day of the murder, and he had previously been suspended
for bringing a knife to school. So that I think,
do we have there's another one too? We have another one, Balain,
I think, yep. So this is this is from CBS.
I think it's a local affiliate. New information about the
investigation of the stabbing death of seventeen year old Risco
student athletes. So they learned from law enforcement that that
Carmelo had previously been suspended for bringing a knife to school.
Law enforcement sources tell us the seventeen year old Carmelo
Anthony should have been in class at Centennial High School
and was skipping school when he allegedly stabbed allegedly following
an altercation. We have not received a response from Frisco
IIC did that information. He remains in jail. He has
a million dollar bond. They spoke to Austin's father about
what caused the altercation. He says it started when his
twin sons question Anthony about why he was standing over
by their their schools tracked team instead of his own.
He says he can forgive what happened to his son,
believes the team, but believes the teenager accused deserves the
death penalty if convicted. There Over the weekend, I saw
there were twelve go fundmes for Carmelo.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I give sen goo because GoFundMe doesn't allow you
to do some of that stuff, right.
Speaker 1: Is that what it is? We'll go I thought it
was illegal because you can't if somebody's in jail for murder.
I don't. I don't think you can do go fund
me for that bit.
Speaker 2: In the row?
Speaker 6: Is the company that allows you to like for the man?
Remember you know they call me a hero, they call
MANGIONI hero.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's I don't. It's just our culture so whack
right now, Like I hate the story. I don't care
who you are, okay, but it's like I have I've
had lots of conversations with my daughter about this particular
story because we are in Texas and she knows, you know,
some girls that go to schools up in that area
that she goes to church camp with in the summer
or whatever. That know, some of the you know, peripheral
people that are you know, in that school near that school.
And I shouldn't have to say this out loud, but
if there's a confrontation with somebody, or if there's a
even a suspected confrontation, the solution or the response to
that confrontation should never be to stab somebody in the hearts.
Speaker 6: No, No, you know, we've got a problem with young
men who are broken this country, who think me, every
single thing has to be handled with violence and death,
whether it's guns or Yeah. I mean, somewhere along the line,
we have we've we've we've even jumped past just duking
it out. We've now gotten to the point now where
it's like, nope, it's got to be we got we
got to go straight to hear and yeah, I mean,
how many times do we hear stories of two guys
bump at each other at a mall and they take
out guns and they never hit each other, but they'll
hit them right.
Speaker 2: Seen, people around them.
Speaker 1: I totally agree. And you know what, chat, it's not
just dudes, it's it's girls and women too. I mean
my daughter when we moved to Texas. You know, she
was at like a little farm school and we lived
in Indiana. We moved to Texas, she moved to a
much bigger school. It was an adjustment for all of us,
especially for her because she started middle school and middle
school sucks to begin with, right, So we were like, well,
we'll just traumatize her and move her in middle school
because it's traumatizing anyway. Right. So when she moved here,
she was in a much bigger atmosphere and there was fighting.
And the fighting wasn't between the boys. The fighting was
between the girls. Mean girls and yeah, but they fought.
They weren't just like when I was in school. Girls
were like meah, and we were caddy and verbal. Now
they are fighting. Girls fight. Girls are awful, but they fight,
And I've never seen this. This is something that I've
never experienced, and so I would tell her. Listen, here's
my advice to you. If you ever are in a
situation where you come across or somebody's egging you on
or trying to provoke, you walk away. You know the
best you can, you walk away from it. You just
don't even want to engage in fighting. But if somebody
wails on you, you whale back, you know what I mean,
you defend yourself obviously yourself, you know, but this whole like,
but you're so right about the stabbing and the shoot.
I mean, I just I've never I'm a kid. I'm
a kid of the eighties. Like we saw boys that
would fight in the hall and stuff like that, but
then they get over it, you know what I mean.
It was like, no, it's just just a very it's senseless,
completely senseless. But we got to talk about this pro
abortion advocate. It she punched a pro life advocate. And
this also happens. So this is another example of well
it's women being violent with one of one woman being
violent with another woman. But you guys, check this out.
Speaker 3: If I don't want to have a baby, I should
have the choice to just don't have sex, then just don't.
That's not even logical, it is who will sound okay,
it does because even as teens people explore and it's
like it's funny, as you want to be people should
still have the choice so you went from saying that
my office was really cute to saying I'm a fing idiot.
Speaker 16: That's so neat.
Speaker 3: I think that you did. If you, it's very obstructed,
and I think that you just don't understand the magnitude
of having a child here. Well, I'm not the one
who admitted they would be okay with killing babies and
foster care and killing children that have been abused. That's
the point what I'm sex really.
Speaker 13: With.
Speaker 2: Oh, oh my god.
Speaker 1: Okay, So that's Savannah and I think it's Savannah and Teo.
I think that's how you pronounced her last name. She's
She was filming for live action, which you guys probably
a lot of you have heard of live action, and
she was bloody, like her face was all I mean,
she got her good. And this this chick, I think
her name is Brianna Rivers. They were having a conversation
in Harlan. It was a pretty long conversation. They had
talked for fifteen twenty minutes I think before she punched
her in the face, and I think she was just
over it. She was like, I'm thinking I'm just tired
of And then there was a follow up she apologized
for punching her. I think we have that apology right there. Yes,
to Savannah, I so sincerely oologize, but cannot sit around
and allow you to continue pushing this one sided narrative.
I understand hands being put on someone is never the answer,
but throwing rocks and hiding hands is worse. She knows
the truth and she needs to release the footage in
its entirety. Savannah is a professional antagonist, not a reporter,
and the truth will be told. I mean I don't.
Speaker 6: I saw the whole thing. Was there something that happened before?
Speaker 1: No, nothing, She just she punched her. Yeah, she punched her.
She heard her, And I mean I'd be like, straight
to jail. You don't get to punch me in the face.
You don't get to do that. So you don't have
to sit there and talk to her. Nobody's forcing you,
just you.
Speaker 2: Know what, we have a different point of view. I
appreciate you have a great day and to walk away.
Speaker 1: Right. So this is the thing, A lot of happening,
you know, and too much we got to this is
the and I don't. And she is clearly on the left.
That other woman is clearly on the right. I'll be
very interested to see if liberals say, hey, you know,
we need to tone down the rhetoric. Hey we need
to tone down the violence. You know what I mean.
They don't really, they don't do that when it's their side.
But they don't. So that's a little annoying. Okay, so
we have to talk about some more violence from the left.
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love meat all right. Democrats are inciting violence again. So
there is a new Mexico Senator, Nicole Toby Asin. I
think is how you pronounce her last name, she says.
The State Republican headquarters was destroyed because a Democrat political
leader called for it. Okay, So between the Tesla attacks
and this stuff, all the stuff, none of the stuff
is getting news coverage either, like you have to search
for it on.
Speaker 2: Enuff gets some news coverage, but it does. It's it's
just so bizarre. So wait, wait a minute.
Speaker 6: You're going to attack a car that the person who's
driving has never met the person you don't like they
have bought the car for some other reason.
Speaker 2: And by the way, the car, for the most part,
is the truck. It's interesting. It's the truck. It's not
the uh, it's not a lot of the other cars.
Speaker 6: Because my brother is waiting for it because he can't
wait because he's old, you know, played minor league hockey,
wants to throw knucks and he wants Oh, he's waiting
for somebody to say something.
Speaker 2: But then they turn over look at him and say, no,
I don't think I'm gonna say anything.
Speaker 1: They're not going to do but he looks not gonna
do it, gonna do it. But the but the state,
the State Republican headquarters. They they're destroying that like what
and and for what?
Speaker 2: Like what that votes? Is that what happens? That did
anybody's vote change?
Speaker 1: This is the thing like, what is there desired outcome
with this? We have a video about this.
Speaker 21: And behind me, what you're looking at is the result
of political violence last night here at our State Republican
headquarters in Albuquerque. Listen, we just had a sixty day
session where we had respectful discourse in the legislature. We
worked together as much as we could. But I've heard
that there's a political leader here in New Mexico that
is calling for Democrat citizens to agitate Republicans, and this
is a direct result of that rhetoric, which isn't allowable.
We can't allow people to incite violence, especially when we're
trying to come together.
Speaker 1: As a country, as a city.
Speaker 21: We are all neighbors here in Albuquerque and New Mexico,
and this type of incident cannot happen again.
Speaker 1: It's just it's so ridiculous. I don't there's a Party
of Compassion, the Party Tolerance, party of open Mindedness. That's
a bunch of bullshit, of course it is.
Speaker 6: But they again, it's all based in emotion, and emotion
will make it a way logic, not ris goth.
Speaker 2: This is alway, isn't a cool idea, This isn't going
to chang anybody's mind. This is stupid.
Speaker 1: The guns, by the way, and somebody in here, and
that's a great word to use.
Speaker 10: It.
Speaker 1: It is an insurrection a lot of people, yes, season
for reason it is. It does sound like an insurrection exactly.
So that's what everybody should be saying, that everybody should
be responding with that. So where is the outrage about
this insurrection which is precisely what it is? Okay? Changing
gears again to immigration and to things that are happening
in Texas too that you guys need to be aware of,
because I think it's it's a microcosm for things that
could be happening all over the country. But in twenty fifteen,
I just thought this was a really interesting clip you
guys had to see. Bernie Sanders argued that open borders
was a right wing idea and I'm not even making
this up, Okay. He warned that unchecked immigration and could
negatively impact the American worker.
Speaker 22: Check this out right, open that's a coke on this proposal.
The idea, of course, I mean that's a right wing
proposal which says essentially there is no United States. But
anybody it would excuse me, the global poor richer, wouldn't
it and make everybody in American port Then you're doing
the way with the concept of a nation state. And
I don't think there's any country in the world which
believes in that. If you believe in a nation state
or in a country called the United States or UK,
or then maker any other country, you have an obligation,
in my view, to do everything we can to help
poor people. What right wing people in this country would
love is an open water policy. Bring in all kinds
of people who work for two or three dollars, and
now that would be great for them. I don't believe
in that. I think we have to raise wages in
this country. I think we have to do everything that
we can to create the millions of jobs. You know
what youth unemployment in the United States of America today.
If you a white kid high school graduates thirty three percent,
a Hispanic thirty six percent, African American fifty one percent,
you think we should open the waters and bring in
a lot of low wage workers. What do you think
maybe we should try to get jobs for those kids.
So I think from a mortal responsibility, we've got to
work with the rest of the industrialized world to uh
to address the problems of international poverty. But you don't
do that by making people in this country even poor.
Speaker 1: What's what's even happening? What did I even see there?
So he wasn't It's a right wing idea until it
becomes a left wing idea when you want to have
Democrat voters, right, you want to work.
Speaker 6: I mean for years, it was always the left wanted
open borders because eventually we're going to make everybody a citizen.
They'll vote for us, the right one because they were
going to pay everybody a dollar, which, by the way,
if you've ever hired anybody, try paying them a dollar.
Speaker 2: They'll tell you to kiss your ass. That's not going
to happen.
Speaker 1: I go, So, oh my god.
Speaker 6: It was always you know, yeah, did the Koch brothers
probably want cheap labor?
Speaker 2: Yeah. By the way, let's not pretend they didn't.
Speaker 6: But let's let's not pretend that the left wasn't fine
with it too, because the thought process is, we're going
to get all these people legalized.
Speaker 2: And we've just imported the downfall of the.
Speaker 1: Republican absolutely, the downfall of the republic. Yeah, I mean,
it's like and they they did want to, you know,
import a bunch of Democrat voters, and they and now
all these people that have you know, immigrated here don't
want to melt into the melting pot. They want to
stay segregated. That's what drives me creazy.
Speaker 6: I'm at its finest. It is the worst thing that
society has ever done. Everywhere. You can't have a melting pot.
Go take everything out of your refrigerator, throw it into
a pan, right.
Speaker 2: Now, cook it up. Tell me how good that taste?
Right right?
Speaker 1: No, but I will say though that, like you know,
Mock will argue because her parents came over, they came
from Poland.
Speaker 2: But they want Americans.
Speaker 1: Oh my god. So they were Americans, and that is
the definition of a melting pot, right. It's like they
are the they are very These people are Polish and
those girls are one hundred percent you know, Polish blood,
but they are really one hundred percent American America.
Speaker 2: It was born and raised in Mexico, came over here.
Speaker 6: So the day he died shed I mean, his English
was always broken, even though he lived forever, was an
American citizen. Wouldn't let my uncle and I learned Spanish,
would not because his whole thing was, you're American. This
is American, American what it's all right? He loved America.
He loved the Doyers, he loved baseball and apple pie
and Florida Uli. See.
Speaker 1: This is the thing. That's how Mock's parents are. I
love that. It's like they they're all about making their
girls American and they love this country and they love
everything it's about, and it's all about melting. They were
very big on that. People nowadays don't want to do that.
Case in point, what's happening in Texas right now? There
is an Islamic mega city. Okay, they're trying to they're
trying to build it north of It's in North Texas.
It's like the East Plano Islamic Center. They're trying to
build this four hundred and two acre development that is
about forty miles northeast of Dallas. It would have a mosque,
one thousand single and multi family homes, a K through
twelve faith based school, senior housing and outreach center, sports facilities,
a community college. The first four hundred and fifty plots
sold out within days of its announcement. Okay on the mosque.
The Mosque's website, Greg Abbott has accused the project of
promoting Sharia law and Sharia cities, and I am in
full agreement of that that's exactly what they're doing. So
and at least four investigations they found that the project
may be discriminating against non Muslims.
Speaker 6: You think, you know, it's funny and a whole bunch
it's redneck should buy plots in there, and you can't.
Speaker 1: They won't let you because it's in violation of Texas
fair housing. So it's also there's like all the stuff
against investors, there's violations of Texas consumer protection laws. They're
operating in a legal funeral home on site. So he
talked about this on Laura Ingram show. You guys check
this out, part.
Speaker 23: By that statement, but also in part by information that
we've gathered. There appear to be multiple violations that have
taken place here. One is information has been provided to
investors that appears to be misleading. Another is they appear
to be in violation of fair housing laws. Also, we
found that they talking about doing all this building, but
they don't have any building permits to actually do any building,
and they have challenges even getting those building permits. Believe
this or not. We've even received information that they may
have been conducting a funeral home without legal authority. Bottom line, Laurie,
is that there are so many questions arose, especially information
that we received that led us to need to call
the elite Texas Rangers to conduct criminal investigation to find
out if criminal laws in Texas have been violated.
Speaker 1: Get the Rangers on it.
Speaker 2: That's right.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, I was just I see this and
my blood starts boiling. It's it's okay, the older the
new older millennial. He breaks it down perfectly. I cannot
say any better than this guy.
Speaker 24: Ex this is definitely not fucking happening. But let's talk
about it anyway. If you're unaware of what this is. Basically,
it was a Muslim funded organization wanted to build a
city that was completely Islam focused. You know, they wanted
to have Sharia law, or at least a version of
it that was a little more compatible with America. They
wanted to be able to restrict to live there. You know,
you had to be Muslim to live in the community,
and if you somehow weren't Muslim, you had to abide
by their Muslim law. Basically, they wanted to create a
little segregation for Muslims only, which I hopefully don't have
to explain to everyone, is not only illegal, it's also unconstitutional.
But more than anything, I have to make something very clear,
Islamic principles are incompatible with Western values, like they just are.
Sharia law is incompatible with the freedom we have in
the West because Sharia law is by its nature restrictive.
It's by it's nature discriminatory, It's by its nature sexist
and racist as shit. It is an anathema to everything
we believe.
Speaker 2: Of in the West.
Speaker 24: And more than anything, that's the reason it's not going
to happen. Like, sure, it's an easy argument to say
it's illegal to tell somebody they got to be a
certain religion to live in a.
Speaker 2: Town, and sure it's easy to.
Speaker 24: Point out how unconstitutional is to.
Speaker 2: Fucking segregate people.
Speaker 24: But more than anything, this shit is just incompatible with
the way we are. This shit is incompatible with the
freedom that our Constitution guarantees. Like, let's be real about
this for a second. The UK in the next ten
years is going to become an Islamic caliphate, Like they're
already well on their way to becoming one. Yeah, simply put,
we are going to learn from the lessons of the UK.
We're gonna learn from the failures of the UK. And
there's no fucking way we're ever allowing something like Epic
City to happen here in the United States.
Speaker 1: And not in Texas. Not here Texas, not in Texans.
Speaker 2: Insane.
Speaker 6: And I've got friends who live in I lived in
the UK for a decade and I talked to them
and they're like, dude, this is not the place you remember.
Speaker 1: Different world, And oh my god, it's a shame.
Speaker 6: Because you know, you got little Italy and you've got
you know, certain places you got to. I mean, you
can go to Chinatown. I have news for you. Go
to Chinatown. There are people that live there who've been
there for seventy years. They don't speak a word of English.
Yeah you never had to.
Speaker 2: But you know what, I could move in there if
I wanted.
Speaker 1: To, right, I totally agree. I hear you, I hear each.
Speaker 2: The law is the law.
Speaker 6: There's no you know. I mean, the law is the law.
It's no different than the law outside of Chinatown. This
was something they're trying to set up here, and the
difference is Chinatown's not trying to take over the world, right,
but China's you know, but but the trying to export
stuff out of Chinatown into taking over parts of California
and then growing it.
Speaker 2: No, that's not what they're about.
Speaker 1: Sweet little old lady in Chinatown is not doing that.
You're absolutely right. It's like, but that epic mega city,
you know whatever they're doing, what epic bullshit city in
northern Texas. They're playing the long game, y'all. That's what
we cannot allow that to happen. No, no, no, not here.
Speaker 6: Being Muslim's one thing, being a person who is living
in your own world almost like it's they're trying to
turn it into a park reservation. Like this is our
own land. We have our own rules, and you know what, No,
that's not the way it does here.
Speaker 1: Not going to happen, No effing way, not in Texas.
All right. You know what else should not be happening?
What dudes in women's sports? Okay, last thing we're going
to talk about today, because we have got you guys.
We have jumped every shark at this point. It's like
we are we are in a South Park episode.
Speaker 2: We're we're over at Megaladon at this point, we're gone.
Speaker 1: We are. It's like we're full blown crazy, like we're
living in a south Park episode. We're going to get
to it. There is I just I can't even okay.
So last Wednesday there was a transgender athlete named Zachary Rose,
and this individual took home first place in a varsity
high jump competition at an Oregon high school meet. Okay,
that was two years after finishing last as a dude. Okay,
this is I just I can't okay. So this is
this is after Aida Gallagher, who's a trans track athlete
in the Portland area, also blew out the competition last March.
You guys, check this video. Out of eight to Gallagher,
this individual is seven seconds ahead of the girls blew
the competition out. This is happening everywhere, by the way,
I just that's a dude, okay, not even close to
the biological girls, not even close. All right, And now
I'm not even kidding when I say we're living in
a south Park episode. It finally happened, ladies. There are
are two biological men competing against each other in a
sports competition. It's in the final. There are two men
that are going to face each other for a women's
championship title at the ultimate Pool Women's Pro Series event
to tonight. I think it's tonight, Is it tonight? Last night?
It was last night in the UK Harriet Haynes and
Lucy Smith, both trans identified females. Look at them, two men,
two biological men. This we have jumped all the sharks.
They beat all the female competitors to take the spots
and the women's final event. I can't with this.
Speaker 6: So what you're thinking Pool, It's like, if anything, it
shouldn't have any kind of bearing.
Speaker 1: It shouldn't, but it does, and that pisces me off.
So women are being completely erased. Where are the feminists?
I'm god, this just irritates me to know, and all
women should be out, all women I don't.
Speaker 6: Care about liberally there ladies, If you want this to stop,
you've got to be louder. Men can't do it because
at some point now they're going to go, well, you know,
the quicker women are out of sports. I'm entertaining women's
sports will be at some point in time they're gonna
say that. But you want this gone, it's gotta be
you standing up saying no, I'm sorry.
Speaker 2: We can't have this anymore. This is this is too much.
Speaker 1: Right.
Speaker 6: We don't want anything bad to happen to anybody. We're
not saying you don't exist. We're just saying it's not
fair that your hands are the size of hams and
our hands aren't.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and people will say, oh, this is happening in
the UK. It's gonna happen here. It's just a matter
of time. It's like we're two seconds away from this
happening in the United States. I'm so over the scrap.
And I bet all of their parents look.
Speaker 2: Like this the bull but can also be seen.
Speaker 24: The answer is us, us, we are transparents.
Speaker 23: Happy International Trans Day of Visit.
Speaker 1: That's what their parents look like, you know, that's what
their parents.
Speaker 2: And the immortal words of cartmen gay gay?
Speaker 1: Why are you gay? Why? Okay? So that that is that.
We're just gonna call it a day, you guys, We're
gonna call to day. We're gonna go ahead and look
at some comments. I can only look at the ones
out here that are starred. We're gonna have to get
to the other ones tomorrow because I can't look at
the other stuff. But I see one from Robin Die
Skinnard was your first LP August nineteen seventy three. Freebird
a boomer anthem? Is it a boomer anthem?
Speaker 2: I guess it is. And by the way, they were
all live ish back then.
Speaker 1: They were.
Speaker 2: It was my daughter er the cover band.
Speaker 1: I got like videos last night of my daughter like
taping Freebird and Sweet Home Alabama. Isn't that crazy? She's fifteen?
I mean it transcends generations, you guys, Dave Larsen, I
had the measles way back when. Now you know someone
that's had them. Take my money. There you go, Dave,
thank you. And now I know somebody Riba Henry. That
virus was developed by China with a purpose. Now that
Trump is back in office, let's see what the next
thing is they release. I agree with that. I'm just waiting,
especially since Fauci kind.
Speaker 2: Of as in China as much as Fauci I do.
Speaker 1: Oh, I do too, I totally do too. I think
they were working in coats.
Speaker 6: And I'll tell you what, Trump would have got a
lot more out of these tariffs if we just said it.
And the other part of this is because your sons
a bitch has screwed us and now we're going to
screw you.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I agree, Like when did they have to pay
for that?
Speaker 16: Yeah?
Speaker 1: I feel like they have to have.
Speaker 2: Two percent tax on COVID bitches, right.
Speaker 1: Agreed, Chad our an erm. I guess the WiFi password
mafia is saying that men are better at being women
than women are. Richard Levine's Woman of the Year award
and CUAA Championships and Olympic Gold Medals show it now
take my money. Thank you you guys, thank you so
much for joining us today. And Chad, thank you for
hanging out with me. It's always a pleasure. You are
just so sweet to do this with us. You guys,
make sure that you think Chad.
Speaker 2: Chad.
Speaker 1: Where can everybody find you?
Speaker 6: Go to YouTube, like and subscribe Chad Benson Show, and
on Twitter and Instagram and everywhere else at Chad Benson Show.
Speaker 2: So, and I guess I'm back on Friday as well.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you are back on Friday with me. She's taking
Friday off as well. Everybody have a witch which you are.
You're the bread week, You're the bread of a chick sandwich.
You guys, have a wonderful day. We will talk to
you tomorrow. My everybody,